The Admor of Darg held his pure table last night (Motzai Shabak) in the large sukkah adjacent to his Bnei Brak seminary, with great joy from musical instruments and song. On the thatch in the center of the sukkah was an impressive work of art prepared by the Hasidim, combining selected fruits - apples, pomegranates and figs - alongside bottles of wine, in a spectacular design in the form of a royal crown, which gave a special grandeur to the spa…
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The Admor of Darg held his pure table last night (Motzai Shabak) in the large sukkah adjacent to his Bnei Brak seminary, with great joy from musical instruments and song. On the thatch in the center of the sukkah was an impressive work of art prepared by the Hasidim, combining selected fruits - apples, pomegranates and figs - alongside bottles of wine, in a spectacular design in the form of a royal crown, which gave a special grandeur to the spa…