In Rishon Lezion, a joyful celebration unfolded at the newly constructed Chabad House, designed as a replica of the iconic Chabad Headquarters (770) and soon to open officially. The city marked a Brit Milah Ceremony that left a lasting impact on the Segal family and all in attendance, creating a meaningful milestone for a community that has watched this unique building rise over the years.
Every corner was filled with a festive spirit. The spacious hall welcomed countless guests, with joy and excitement radiating through the space, even up to the women’s balcony. Guests were greeted by an elegant interior: a finely crafted bimah and new furniture from Israber, enhancing the hall’s design, along with grand chandeliers that lit up the memorable evening.
Following the ceremony, guests gathered for a meal—a warm, heartfelt event that brought everyone together. The hall seemed to glow as each person felt part of something much larger. This was more than a bar mitzvah; it was a powerful gathering of the community, for whom the new Chabad House is quickly becoming a center of faith and spiritual renewal.
We look forward with great anticipation to the official opening of this remarkable building, poised to become a central hub of Jewish life in Rishon Lezion.
