JEWISH MARRIAGE IN EILAT ISRAEL OF MY CHILDREN GABRIEL FLORENTINO AND NOAM PARYENTE

 JEWISH MARRIAGE IN EILAT ISRAEL OF MY CHILDREN GABRIEL FLORENTINO AND NOAM PARYRNTE

"קול ששון וקול שמחה קול חתן וקול כלה"

בסימן טוב ובמזל טוב, נועם פריינטה ילידת 1997, התחתנה עם בחיר ליבה גבריאל פלורנטינו.

החופה המרגשת נערכה בחצר הבית אל מול הנוף הנפלא, ערכה את הטקס הרבה אורית רוזנבליט.

מזל טוב

להורים הילה ושאולי ולאחים ברק, הדר ודקל ולכל משפחת פריינטה, פיין ופולרנטינו.

💕 "voice of joy and voice of joy voice of the groom and voice of the bride"

In a good sign and good luck, Noam Freinta, born in 1997, married her beloved Gabriel Florentino.

The touching canopy was performed in the courtyard of the house in front of the wonderful view, led the ceremony by Orit Rosenblitt.

Congratulations to parents Hila and Shauli and brothers Barak, Hadar and Dekel and the entire Priinta, Fine and Florentino family.

Orit Berg Rozenblit

Orit is from the Kibbutz Dovrat and was educated in the kibbutz education structures. She is the fourth daughter of the kibbutz founders. She graduated from Oranim College with a degree in Jewish Thought and Literature and an MA in Torah from the University of Haifa.

Orit is involved in leading study groups (hit midrash) as well as conducting ceremonies, particularly weddings and holiday and Shabbat prayers. In 2000, she moved with her family to Metula and has since divided her time between promoting Jewish renewal in Galilee and realizing the vision of a mixed religious-secular yeshiva as a tool to deepen the Jewish renaissance. This vision, which came to educate new Torah scholars from all walks of life, occupied her for over a decade and from there she came to rabbinical studies in college.

She has taught for years at the Veterans' House of Galilee and teaches Torah classes at a day center. She also gives talks in kibbutzim and in towns and villages in the region.

For the past three years, Orit has been developing a traditional and egalitarian community in Kiryat Shmona. In this context, Shabbat services and holiday events are held, as well as a regional batei midrash, along with various projects in collaboration with organizations in the area, especially the academic faculty in Tel Hai.

Orit is married to Nitzan and has a daughter, three sons and four granddaughters.