Crowds of residents of Kiryat Ata, along with many Hasidim from Akava, celebrated this week the introduction of a Torah scroll into the Ha"tz Gab"d of Akava's beit midrashim | The rabbis who participated were led by his son-in-law, the late Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokach of Belza, along with other rabbis from across the north | After the scroll was introduced into the Ark of the Covenant, the congregation proceeded to a mitzvah meal in the large …
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Crowds of residents of Kiryat Ata, along with many Hasidim from Akava, celebrated this week the introduction of a Torah scroll into the Ha"tz Gab"d of Akava's beit midrashim | The rabbis who participated were led by his son-in-law, the late Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokach of Belza, along with other rabbis from across the north | After the scroll was introduced into the Ark of the Covenant, the congregation proceeded to a mitzvah meal in the large …