Watch: mid-summer, blowing the shofar in a cemetery in Russia
The central burial society Moscow inaugurated a new local cemetery, along with prayers and the blowing of the shofar as is customary. Documentation
- Shlomo Greenberg
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Impressive ceremony, was inaugurated a new cemetery on the outskirts of Moscow, capital of Russia called Novomoskovsk , by the burial society , led by the Central Moscow Russia's Chief Rabbi Hgr"b Lazar.
Status reached great especially the Tel Aviv Chevra Kadisha and Zaka, Rabbi Yaakov Roger, a member of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, he gained extensive experience in helping Chesed Shel Emes in Russia for many years.
Special prayers were composed of sanctification of the living, was published for the occasion , by which the value rabbis and members of the Chevra Kadisha laps and said the service was in that position , with the blowing of the shofar , as they had from time immemorial.
Laps were held around the borders of the new area, rallied by the Friends of the Caucasian community in Moscow, headed by Chabad emissary Rabbi Abraham Ilgweib.
At the end of prayers and laps, a Lechaim was held, with the participation of rabbis, donors, friends and Synagogue Rabbis in downtown Moscow Rabbi Yitzhak Kogan.
Rabbis praised the grace of real activity in particular Moscow and Russia in general, and finished with the welcome of the new cemetery which will not be included for use and will be a "theory, not a fact."
Status reached great especially the Tel Aviv Chevra Kadisha and Zaka, Rabbi Yaakov Roger, a member of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, he gained extensive experience in helping Chesed Shel Emes in Russia for many years.
Special prayers were composed of sanctification of the living, was published for the occasion , by which the value rabbis and members of the Chevra Kadisha laps and said the service was in that position , with the blowing of the shofar , as they had from time immemorial.
Laps were held around the borders of the new area, rallied by the Friends of the Caucasian community in Moscow, headed by Chabad emissary Rabbi Abraham Ilgweib.
At the end of prayers and laps, a Lechaim was held, with the participation of rabbis, donors, friends and Synagogue Rabbis in downtown Moscow Rabbi Yitzhak Kogan.
Rabbis praised the grace of real activity in particular Moscow and Russia in general, and finished with the welcome of the new cemetery which will not be included for use and will be a "theory, not a fact."
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