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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Sanz-Kloiznburg Rebbe Leads 36-Hour Shabbat in Safed with Hundreds of Followers

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

The Sanz-Kloiznburg Rebbe led a 36-hour Shabbat event in Safed with hundreds of followers, concluding late Saturday night.

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  • The Sanz-Kloiznburg Rebbe arrived in Israel last weekend and led a major Shabbat event in Safed.
  • Hundreds of Hasidim gathered in a large, specially prepared complex for the Shabbat.
  • Participants took part in prayer services and traditional festive meals throughout Shabbat.
  • The Rebbe observed 36 continuous hours of Shabbat, ending late Saturday night.
  • Tip Productions, led by Moti Rabinovitch, managed the event's organization.

The Sanz-Kloiznburg Rebbe arrived in Israel last weekend and led an extensive Shabbat gathering in the holy city of Safed. Hundreds of Hasidim and admirers assembled in a specially prepared large complex for the event. Throughout Shabbat, participants engaged in prayer services and the traditional festive meals known as "Shulchanot Tahorot." The Rebbe concluded the third meal late Saturday night, maintaining his custom of observing 36 continuous hours of Shabbat sanctity. The event was organized by Tip Productions, headed by Moti Rabinovitch.

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