Strengthening in Crestir: words of awakening and forgiveness in excitement

The members of the Krestir Ramat Beit Shemesh community gathered on Shabbat night to say the first blessings with the majority of the people.

The rabbi of the Gaon community, Rabbi David Moshe Beloy, spoke words of awakening

Aryeh Zamir, submitted on behalf of Shoba Israel

09/19/2022

Monday, September 19, 2022, 11:11 am Updated: 12:06 pm

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Members of the Crestir Community (PR)

On Saturday night, at midnight, the members of the Krestir Ramat Beit Shemesh 4th community gathered to say the first blessings with the majority of the people.

First, the rabbi of the community, Rabbi Rabbi David Moshe Beloy, gave words of awakening according to the verse "God loves the righteous" that the matter of remembering the right of ancestors is the potential inherent in every Jew to draw closer to the ways of his ancestors by the power of God's love for him, and immediately after that the audience burst into tremendous singing accompanied by musical instruments and song .

The one who approached the column was the rabbi of the community who began with the traditional saying of forgiveness while the audience sang in his voice the famous pieces of poetry "Hanshema Lech" "Vahbeiyotim", "Pants of mercy" and more.

At the end of the forgiveness, the audience burst into dance when the sounds of the music accompany them again with even greater joy and emotion.

Members of the Crestir community (Photo: Public Relations)

Members of the Crestir community (Photo: Public Relations)

Members of the Crestir community (Photo: Public Relations)

A little about the Krestir

community: The Krestir community in Ramat Beit Shemesh 4, under the spiritual scepter and leadership of the Gaon Rabbi David Moshe Beloy, is a young and very dominant Hasidic community in the community landscape in Beit Shemesh and already numbers over 100 families, with the unifying motto being to accept every Jew wherever he is and in his way of R. Shayela ZIA. The young community is characterized by community activities with special prayers and lessons delivered every day.

In a conversation with community member R. Yehuda Abramtsik he tells us: "For years I wandered between the neighborhoods of the city until I reached level D2 and realized that I found my place" he adds Because "families of all streams live in the neighborhood, Hasidic and Lithuanian, Ashkenazim and Bani Am, and every Jew will be able to find his place here."

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