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Nadvorna Rebbes Meet in Bnei Brak for Spiritual Gathering The Rebbe of Nadvorna Beitar visited his elder brother, the Rebbe of Nadvorna, in Bnei Brak on Sunday. They shared memories and the visiting Rebbe inscribed final letters in a new Torah scroll. The community is now anticipating their annual unification Shabbat in Meron after a multi-year absence due to security issues.
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What happened 01 The Rebbe of Nadvorna Beitar visited his elder brother, the Rebbe of Nadvorna, in Bnei Brak. 02 The Rebbes reminisced about their father, the late Rebbe of Nadvorna, author of 'Be'er Yaakov'. 03 The Rebbe of Beitar wrote the final letters in a new Torah scroll for his community. 04 The Nadvorna community is preparing for their annual unification Shabbat in Meron. 05 The Meron gathering was previously canceled for several years due to security concerns. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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