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Yeshiva Leader Appeals Again for Funds for Groom
Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, head of the yeshiva world, has made a renewed personal appeal for funds for a groom who is a baal teshuva and lacks family financial support. While initial donations were made through "Kupat Ha'ir," the amount is still insufficient for the wedding and home expenses.
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- 01Yeshiva leader Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch has re-appealed for funds for a baal teshuva groom.
- 02The groom lacks family financial support for his upcoming wedding and home.
- 03Donations are being collected through the "Kupat Ha'ir" organization.
- 04The appeal highlights the mitzvah of supporting Torah and kindness.
- 05A suggested donation is 280 shekels, with donors receiving blessings.
The rabbi emphasized the mitzvah of supporting the groom, which combines charity, Torah support, and kindness, and promised blessings to donors.
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