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R' Yitzchak Segal Joins Chassidish Tish in Yerushalayim

September 15th,

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A lively Chassidish gathering was held in Williamsburg Monday night with the participation of R’ Yitzchak Segal of Yerushalayim, who is currently visiting New York.

Footage from the gathering shows participants seated around a traditional tish, with spirited singing and dancing bringing an atmosphere of simcha to the evening.

R’ Yitzchak Segal was welcomed as a guest at the gathering, joining members of the local Chassidish community for the evening.

Video from the tish captured moments of lively dancing around the tables as those gathered joined together in song.

The gathering offered another glimpse of Chassidish life in Williamsburg during the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, as communities prepare for the approaching Yom HaKadosh.