Good days for Israel on the Fifteenth of Av.
How moving on this day in the city of Odessa, Ukraine, when two more Jewish souls entered the covenant of Abraham at the age of 6 years and a boy at the age of 12 and his name was called in Israel – Levi Isaac.
The older boy during the covenant recited Torah verses and the counselors from the camp sang the songs of awakening with him, who as your people Israel!
The young man came to Israel at the age of 21 and studied 4 months in yeshiva. Today he merited the commandment of Bris Milah and named himself Yisrael.
On 2 Elul, in preparation for the holidays and as a merit for the days of mercy and forgiveness, Chaim Yehuda at the age of 49 was able to enter the covenant of Abraham the patriarch, peace be upon him, and Eliezer at the age of 15 to fulfill the mitzvah of the covenant happily…
The bris on Monday Parshas Netzvim/Vayeilech, for a baby in the city of Kyiv, Ukraine, a family that has remained since the beginning of the war and barely had a minyan for morning prayers followed by the bris. In the past, the brisim were full of people, and this time it was empty. And his…
Today, during the reading of the Torah for Parshas Tazria, “on the eighth day, the flesh of his foreskin will be circumcised,” the pilgrimage to the Torah in the central synagogue in the city of Odessa, Ukraine, was honored by a 71-year-old Jew who is now called “Nahum” in Israel. The Jew lived in the…
Thirteen year-old Shmuel attends a Jewish school in Kiev, Ukraine, and the rabbi spoke about the portion Lech Lecha that Avraham was circumcised at the age of 99. And in the portion of Vayeira, our forefather Isaac entered the covenant of Abraham our forefather, and was very excited to be part of the special nation…
And his name will be called in Israel – DavidAnd his name will be called in Israel – Samuel Yitzchak. At the age of 53, David was able to enter Abraham’s covenant in Odessa, Ukraine, lived in Kherson and traveled 200 kilometers to Odessa to fulfill the mitzvah of the covenant.Very interested in Judaism.And engraved…
