Generation after generation: A new rabbi crowned in Givatayim

Rabbi Moshe Yosef Adari was crowned as the rabbi of Givatayim in a festive ceremony attended by the chief rabbis. Rabbi Adari, the son of the legendary city rabbi Rabbi Pinhas Adari of blessed memory, continues his father's legacy. Chief Rabbi Kalman Bar said that the role of a rabbi today is to warm every Jew.

Rabbi Moshe Yosef Adari was crowned as the rabbi of Givatayim in a festive ceremony held last night (Monday) in the city. Rabbi Adari is the son of Rabbi Pinhas Adari of blessed memory, who served as the city's rabbi for 42 years. The ceremony was attended by the chief rabbis of Israel, city rabbis, judges, public figures, and many residents. The Rishon LeZion and Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi David Yosef, blessed the chosen rabbi and said that he continues a glorious chain of Torah and rabbinate. The Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Kalman Meir Bar, emphasized that the role of a rabbi today is to warm every Jew, regardless of his political views. The mayor of Givatayim, Ran Kunik, blessed the appointment and noted Rabbi Adari's deep connection to the city and the appreciation he receives from residents of all sectors.