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Rabbi Erez Elharar Officially Installed as Chief Rabbi of Hod Hasharon in Ceremony Led by Israel's Chief Rabbis Rabbi Erez Elharar was officially installed as the chief rabbi of Hod Hasharon in a ceremony attended by Israel's chief rabbis and hundreds of residents. The event underscored unity and spiritual renewal, with leaders praising Rabbi Elharar's dedication and vision for community harmony.
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What happened 01 Rabbi Erez Elharar was crowned chief rabbi of Hod Hasharon in a large public ceremony. 02 Israel's Chief Rabbis David Yosef and Kalman Bar led the event and praised Rabbi Elharar. 03 The ceremony emphasized unity, Torah respect, and spiritual renewal in the city. 04 Rabbi Elharar received ritual honors symbolizing his new religious leadership role. 05 Local religious council chairman Ofir Toail highlighted strong cooperation with city officials. 06 Rabbi Elharar shared his vision for peace and unity and distributed his new book. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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