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Prominent Rabbi Conducts Pidyon Haben Ceremony with Special Wine Cup in Jerusalem A Pidyon Haben ceremony took place in Jerusalem for Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Buso's grandson, with Rabbi Yitzchak Cohen performing the redemption using a traditional large wine cup. Key family rabbis spoke at the event.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Pidyon Haben ceremony held for Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Buso's grandson in Jerusalem. 02 Rabbi Yitzchak Cohen performed the redemption with a special cup of over a liter of wine. 03 The child is son of Rabbi Yaakov Yosef Buso and grandson of Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Buso. 04 Rabbi Binyamin Horesh, head of Torat Eliyahu Yeshiva, is the child's grandfather and father-in-law of Yaakov Yosef Buso. 05 Speeches were given by Rabbis Moshe Eliyahu Buso, Binyamin Horesh, and Shimon Buso. 06 The event followed the Abuhatzeira family custom and was photographed extensively. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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