The Reverend Rabbi Odwari, who is resting in the mountains of the country in the United States during the summer, wept over the destruction of the Temple in the Beit Midrash hall there. His son-in-law, the Reverend Rabbi Meir Itamar Rosenbaum, author of Derech Emuna, was present at his side. At the end of the fast, the Reverend Rabbi led his followers to hold a white kiddush on the lawns of the country (chassidim)
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The Reverend Rabbi Odwari, who is resting in the mountains of the country in the United States during the summer, wept over the destruction of the Temple in the Beit Midrash hall there. His son-in-law, the Reverend Rabbi Meir Itamar Rosenbaum, author of Derech Emuna, was present at his side. At the end of the fast, the Reverend Rabbi led his followers to hold a white kiddush on the lawns of the country (chassidim)