The Burial Site of Rav Yaakov Shimshon Shabtai Saneigalia {Journey to Italy 2025: Ancona}

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Daniel Glatstein’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

We're here opposite the Adriatic Sea. >> Yes. >> And we're at the cemetery in Anona, the ancient cemetery in Ancona. And there was a great God buried here aside from Sha, aside from Shanchi Porgo. And his name was Rabyakov Shimshine Shapi Sanigalia. Here I have one of his far sedar tayag mitzvah which is an amazing safar where he breaks up the 613 mitzvah to the 248 mitzvah the 365 mitzvas and he breaks up the mitzvah into three categories. the mitzvah that are relevant on a regular basis, mitzvoid, mitzvos that are relevant only specific occasions and then mitzvo that are no longer relevant that he gives a pneummonic to help remember each one of the three categories of positive commandments and negative commandments. Interestingly, Shimshin Shabsi Sanalya never held any official rabbitic post. He was not a rashiva and he asked his family that on the kev all they should write is

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