Just before the end of the last Yom Kippur, as the clock ordered the last minutes of the holy day, Rabbi Yaakov Yosef Ashor stood at the Midrash and Hall including Tiferet Elders in the Neve Gan neighborhood in Petah Tikva and looked at the crowd of worshippers who filled the narrow space.
With an emphatic blow, he declared to the Gabbay: “Until next year — expand the place.” None of those present thought at that moment, under what chilling cir…
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Just before the end of the last Yom Kippur, as the clock ordered the last minutes of the holy day, Rabbi Yaakov Yosef Ashor stood at the Midrash and Hall including Tiferet Elders in the Neve Gan neighborhood in Petah Tikva and looked at the crowd of worshippers who filled the narrow space.
With an emphatic blow, he declared to the Gabbay: “Until next year — expand the place.” None of those present thought at that moment, under what chilling cir…