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The percentage of the rabbis | The tzaddik from Kiryat Ata in..

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In the Beit Midrash Hall in Kiryat Ata, the GH"ts Gab"d of Akawa lit Hanukkah candles, holding holy sheafs, while hundreds of Hasidim and people of action crowded around him who had come to witness the joy of his divine service at this time. After lighting the Gab"d, he remained for a long time in front of the Menorah, offering prayers and requests with great excitement (Hasidim)

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The percentage of the rabbis | The tzaddik from Kiryat Ata in..

In the Beit Midrash Hall in Kiryat Ata, the GH"ts Gab"d of Akawa lit Hanukkah candles, holding holy sheafs, while hundreds of Hasidim and people of action crowded around him who had come to witness the joy of his divine service at this time. After lighting the Gab"d, he remained for a long time in front of the Menorah, offering prayers and requests with great excitement (Hasidim)

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