Exciting: Thousands of children marched near the site of the horrific attack

The children of the city of Elad and their parents gathered last week a few meters from the place where the shocking massacre took place about two weeks ago, for an exciting Jewish demonstration in honor of the divine Tanna Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai.

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David Berger, submitted on behalf of Shuva Israel

22/05/2022

Sunday, 22 May 2022, 07:24 Updated: 09:45

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Thousands of children march near the site of the horrific attack in Elad (Photo: Shneur Mor Yosef, Mandy Hechtman, Chabad houses)

A few meters from the place where the shocking massacre was carried out in Elad about two weeks ago, in the municipal amphitheater, a crowd of tens of thousands of the city's children and their parents gathered last week for an exciting Jewish demonstration in honor of the Divine Tanna Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai.

It was the first incident for the children of the city, after the horrific attack.

The gathering took place at the end of a huge procession held on the city streets by Chabad and even passed near the place where the two terrorists passed and killed three Jews in the horrific massacre

. In Beitar and Raanana, in kibbutzim, in small localities, in the centers of large cities, and in hundreds and thousands of places all over the country, with an estimated participation of over a quarter of a million children and their parents.

The traditional processions initiated by the Chabad Rebbe at the time, and organized with great dedication every year by more than a thousand Chabad emissaries in Israel, set out during the day.

Hundreds of thousands of children marched through the city streets with signs with valuable Jewish messages, which strengthen the walls of Judaism, led by the ten "holy operations" declared by the Rebbe in his time in order to fortify and strengthen the Jewish family.

Thousands of children march near the site of the horrific attack in Elad (Photo: Shneur Mor Yosef, Mandy Hechtman, Chabad houses)

The processions, which were secured by the security forces everywhere, were accompanied by convoys of vehicles that sang Lag B'Omer songs and were decorated with stickers, bearing valuable messages, identical to the procession signs. Of Rashbi.

Enthusiastic responses were heard from parents from all walks of life who were happy about their opportunity to instill in their children educational messages that befit the way of Israel Saba.

At the end of the processions, glorious children's gatherings were held, on which the emissaries labored ahead of time.

At each and every gathering, Torah recitations were recited about the virtue and teachings of Baal HaHilula Rashbi and Torah verses were recited, as well as invested performances were presented to the children in which valuable educational messages were assimilated regarding Lag B'Omer.

In the midst of the gatherings, the yoke of the kingdom of heaven was held, in a thrilling recitation of "Shema Yisrael" that came out of the mouths of the children of Israel, babies of Beit Raban.

At the conventions, the words of the Torah were recited by the rabbis and great men of Israel shlita

.

At the end of the processions, and as instructed by Rebbe Zia, the children were given special holy books prepared especially for the processions by the publishing staff of the youth of the Chabad Association.

The largest processions in Israel were held in Jerusalem, Elad, Beitar Illit, Kfar Saba, Netanya, Raanana and Holon.

In addition, in some cities, such as Tel Aviv and Kiryat Gat, many dozens of local processions were held, with the cumulative participation of thousands of children.

In the youth of the Chabad Association - the upper arm of Chabad houses' activity in Israel, they worked hand in hand with the Shluchim army, creating and producing a huge and varied abundance of accessories for the holy processions, in order to make their messages accessible to hundreds of thousands of Israeli children from all over the world.

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