Scroll of Law Dedicated to Nadvorna-Banai Hasidic Synagogue
A new Torah scroll was dedicated at the Nadvorna-Banai Hasidic synagogue in Jerusalem, donated by US philanthropist Rabbi Lipa Dov Sternheim. The ceremony included a procession from the Rebbe's residence to the synagogue. Several prominent rabbis and Rebbes attended the event.
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- A Torah scroll was dedicated at the Nadvorna-Banai Hasidic synagogue in Jerusalem.
- The scroll was donated by US philanthropist Rabbi Lipa Dov Sternheim.
- The ceremony included a procession from the Rebbe's residence to the synagogue.
- Several prominent rabbis and Rebbes attended the event.
A ceremony was held for the dedication of a new Torah scroll at the Nadvorna-Banai Hasidic synagogue in Jerusalem. The scroll was donated by a prominent philanthropist, Rabbi Lipa Dov Sternheim from the United States, for the merit of the Nadvorna-Banai Rebbe. The final letters of the scroll were written at the Rebbe's residence on Avinoam Yelin Street, followed by a procession to the synagogue located at 21 David Street, corner of Fishel Street. During the procession, the Rebbe wore a belt that belonged to Rabbi Hershel of Kretshnif. Among the attendees were the Rebbes of Lelov Jerusalem, Strykov Jerusalem, and Virdon, as well as Rabbi M. Bernsdorfer, Rabbi Tz. Breverman, the Ga'avad of Zvhill, Rabbi M. Militzky, head of the Rashi Yeshiva, Rabbi Ch. Shmerler, and Rabbi Y. Hershler, head of the Kollel, among others.
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