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Monday7 Tammuz 57836/26/2023

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Gatherings of Inspiration and Supplication, and the Grand Lighting at the Holy Site of Meron in Honor of the Tanna Elokai Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, Led by the Rav, Av Beis Din of Williamsburg, shlit"a, for the Members of Our Community Residing in Eretz Yisroel

Sunday afternoon at around 1:45, the elevated lighting gathering took place at the Toldos Avraham Yitzchak courtyard at the holy site of Meron, with the participation of hundreds of members of our community from all over Eretz Yisroel.

For an extended time, they sang moving melodies with weeping and great inspiration, and the Rav shlit"a delivered words of Torah, inspiration, and words of preparation for the ascent to the holy tziyun of the Tanna Elokai Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai.

After the lechayim, the chalaka celebration took place for a grandson of the Satmar Rebbe shlit"a, the son of Rabbi Elazar Teitelbaum shlit"a. The Rav cut the child's hair at the place of the tefillin, as is customary, and put a kappel and tzitzis on him. Afterward, three more chalakas of members of our community took place, and after the haircuts, they broke into a fiery dance.

They then continued with inspiring melodies, and after a few minutes they approached the lighting ceremony.

The merit of the lighting was purchased by the distinguished philanthropist R' Yosef Mordechai Kohn of New York.

The Rav shlit"a poured in the oil while they sang inspiringly in honor of the Tanna Elokai. Then the Rav shlit"a lit the bonfire in honor of the Tanna Elokai and broke into fiery dancing with great strength and vigor for an extended time. The dancing then continued with the zemiros in honor of the Tanna Elokai, and then it continued further with song and music as hundreds of members of our community, brothers in outlook, talmidim and chassidim of the Satmar Rebbe shlit"a from across Eretz Yisroel, danced in circles in honor of the Tanna Elokai.
After an extended time of uplifting dancing, they concluded with a fiery dance in prayer and supplication that "the Rebbe should lead us to greet Moshiach Tzidkeinu."

After a break of about half an hour, the crowd went up in large numbers to the tziyun of the Tanna Elokai, where they recited, with great inspiration, Tehillim from the beginning of the book until chapter 41, and then davened Mincha in the cave.

The merit of the gathering of inspiration and the recital of Tehillim at the tziyun of the Tanna Elokai was purchased by the distinguished philanthropist R' Yechezkel Dovid Berkowitz, chairman of the board of our holy mosdos in Williamsburg.

His Torah is a shield for us and enlightens our eyes; may he plead well on our behalf, our master Bar Yochai


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