The scroll includes letters written by leading rabbis from all communities, placed in a Sephardic Torah case engraved with blessings in their handwriting. It was placed in a miniature model of the Holy Ark from the yeshiva’s sanctuary in the Safra campus, according to reports.
The Atteret Shlomo yeshiva presented a Sefer Torah to the son of Alberto Safra, the yeshiva’s nagid (benefactor), for his bar mitzvah. The scroll, containing letters written by leading rabbis from various communities, was placed in a Sephardic Torah case engraved with handwritten blessings. It was then placed in a precise miniature model of the Holy Ark from the yeshiva’s sanctuary in the Safra campus. The gift highlights the deep connection between the Safra family and the institution.
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