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LIVE: Celebrating the 12th Unity Sefer Torah: Airs Sunday, October 25 – Cheshvan 14

Join the mega Siyum Sefer Torah broadcast live from Buenos Aires, Argentina, in celebrating the conclusion of writing the 12th unity Torah Scroll, where Jews world-wide participate in sponsoring their own individual letter in the unity Sefer Torah. Featuring live music and dancing, and remarks by the chief rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Kalman Bar, and by the director of Chabad in Argentina, Rabbi Tzvi Grunblatt.
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