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Karlsburger Rav In L.A.

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Rav Yechezkel Roth, the Karlsburger Rav, began his recent visit to the Los Angeles Jewish community by delivering a shiur at the Los Angeles Chassidishe Kollel.

The renowned gadol and posek answered specific questions from community members. They covered all aspects of Jewish life, from business matters to everyday activities.

The Karlsburger Rav answering questions at the Los Angeles Chassidishe KollelPhoto credit: Rabbi Arye D. Gordon

The Karlsburger Rav answering questions at the Los Angeles Chassidishe Kollel
Photo credit: Rabbi Arye D. Gordon

The Rav’s Shabbos schedule included davening Kabbalas Shabbos at The Chassidishe Kollel, followed by a Friday night tisch at the home of Reb Shimshon Meir Weiss. On Shabbos morning, the Karlsburger Rav davened at Etz Chaim on Highland Avenue. A kabbalas panim was held on Motzaei Shabbos at the home of Rav Gershon Bess.

Reb Yona Yissachar Dov Weiss hosted the Karlsburger Rav during his stay in Los Angeles.

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