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Culture07:33 · Jun 15

Babov Boys in Bnei Brak Celebrate Chumash Milestone with Parents and Grandparents

By משה ויסברג
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

Young students at the Babov Talmud Torah in Bnei Brak marked a Chumash celebration, attended by their parents and grandparents. The event recognized the boys' progress in religious study and was presented as a family occasion in the school community.

The article is centered on the celebration itself and the accompanying photo coverage by Shuki Lerer. It does not report any speeches, formal announcements, or other developments beyond the festive gathering.

The milestone took place in Bnei Brak, a major ultra-Orthodox city in Israel, and reflected the tradition of celebrating children beginning Chumash study. The source provides no additional date, quoted remarks, or future plans.

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