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Beit Midrash Dedication Ceremony

The Dedication Ceremony for The Ari Fuld Beit Midrash, in memory of Roi Weiser and Elkana Newlander HY"D, was held on Thursday evening.
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The Dedication Ceremony for The Ari Fuld Beit Midrash, in memory of Roi Weiser and Elkana Newlander HY”D, was held on Thursday evening (December 25, 2025) in the presence of the extended Fuld, Newlander and Weiser families and the board members of Kehillat Zayit Raanan.

The Dedication began with the fathers of all the fallen attaching the Mezuzot to the door posts.

Following in Ari’s footsteps, this was followed by a Siyum and beautiful Dvar Torah by Ari’s son Natan.

Finishing off were words by Miriam Fuld, Rav Avri Newlander and Yami Weiser.

We’d like to thank all our donors and supporters that helped turn this into a reality.

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