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Dear parents, family, and guests, today is a special day for me – my Bar Mitzvah day. This is a status that symbolizes the transition from childhood to adulthood, no longer a child, but an adult who accepts responsibility. In my thirteen years, I have been blessed to receive a lot of good from the people who surround me every day. I would like to thank them here. First and foremost, to my amazing parents, who always lead me faithfully. I love you for everything you do and want you to be proud of me forever and ever. To my dear Grandpa Shimon and Grandma Rachel, who are always there. For me, you give the world its flavor. I hope you will be with me all my life and your lives will be filled with flowers and smiles. To my brothers, who are sometimes annoying, but always there for me. I love you and hope we will remain united and close. To my uncles and aunts who are always there for me, helping me to distinguish between trivial and essential. I cherish you very much and always feel loved. To my cute and playful cousins, who bring happiness to my life in many situations. I hope that I will remain close to you and be your friend. To the friends who accompany me in my daily life, I hope that we will remain friends both in the brigade and after the wedding. And a moment before closing – I want to bow my head and remember the late Grandpa Aharon, who was my godfather. And finally, I want to promise my dear parents that I will try to be a good and diligent student, to do everything that is required and necessary. I will bring you plenty of pleasure and for all your investment in me, a fine return. And to you, dear guests who have come to celebrate my joy, I hope to bring you all great happiness and fill you with pride at every stage. Welcome, dear guests, may we all have a pleasant and delicious evening.

Twelve years ago I came into the world, the sweetest and cutest baby of all. Great happiness flooded your hearts then, and today – I celebrate my Bar Mitzvah with you. For me, this is a day with a lot of meaning, I am already an adult and accept responsibility. In my thirteen years, I have been privileged to receive an abundance of goodness, from everyone who loves me and is close to me. And on this important day – I want to express my gratitude to all those who have invested effort and work in me. First and foremost, to my amazing parents, who faithfully accompany me night and day, with their love and devotion give me values, with your help, my parents, I will walk better on the paths and roads. To Lior and Osher, my charming brothers. With you, life is doubly beautiful. It is true that from time to time we are many. But most of the time. One helps the other. To Grandpa David and Grandma Bella, to Grandpa Ayoub and Grandma Rosa. My dearest of all, in your company I have always been brought great happiness. I love you. I want you with me for many years, your comments always broaden my mind. Thank you to the uncles with whom you are always fun to spend time, new and hidden places to discover, thank you for being the most charming uncles, I love you and your amazing children. Thank you to my friends and girlfriends who are with me every day, spending time with me in fun and love everywhere, that we may have the privilege of changing many pleasant friendships, and together we will weave a multitude of dreams. Thanks to all of you, I was able to bloom like a rare flower, which is blessed by the sun on a bright day. Thanks to you, I have developed a multitude of talents, with which I can build a whole world. I ask that you continue to be a beacon for me, and I hope to bring you an abundance of light. Welcome, my distinguished guests!! I wish us all a pleasant and delicious evening!!!

I am very excited about this special occasion and promise to remember it forever. There are three partners in the creation of man: my father, my mother, and you, the Creator of the world. It has been 13 years since I was created, and now I am privileged to offer my prayer before you. Let everything I learned from my educators and parents remain in my heart forever. Make me watch and learn throughout my life, and always protect my soul. Let my ears always be attentive, to listen to others and help others. Bless my parents for longevity and protect them forever. Father and mother, over the years I have played around quite a bit, but I promise to continue to be a source of pride. I want to be an example to my little sisters, and create an atmosphere of joy and laughter in our home. I thank you today and greet you with pride. With an amazing father and source of pride and a warm and loving mother, how can one not feel secure? To my dear uncles, thank you for being an important part of my life. To the dear grandmothers, may God grant you longevity, happiness, and peace from all of us. On this occasion, it is important for me to remember those who are no longer with us... Grandpa ______, whom I did not get to know, but I am named after you, and this is a great honor for me. To my dear uncle ______, many memories come to mind of you and we will never forget you. Grandpa ______, I remember you fondly. You always gave me your wisdom and understanding to accompany me everywhere. Watch over me from above with love. May your souls rest in heaven together with all the warriors who lost their lives so that we could stand here in peace and safety. And to you, dear guests, I wish that we only know joy. So let's begin the celebrations!

Three partners are in the creation of man: his father. His mother and you, the Creator of the world. 13 years since you created my image. I am allowed to offer my prayer before you. Let everything I absorbed from my parents and educators remain in my heart for the rest of my life. And my ears will forever be open to listening to others and helping creatures. Make all my days I wait and learn and watch over my soul from above forever. On this occasion, I want to thank my wonderful mother_________. A wise and protective mother. For me, you will forever be the support. Mother, I want to thank you for years of dedication. Investment. And concern. And tell you that you can relax. Because in the end, you will see that I came out not bad. And to you, father____, I have a warm corner in my heart for the advice on life that you give me from the heart and soul. You are soft and tough and know how to put me in my place. Yes, yes, I know that, not today. So my dear and beloved parents. I wish you that you will see peace from me all your life. I also want to say to my sister _____ who tries and succeeds in annoying me. That I and this are a true combination. Grandparents and guests. I thank you for your participation in my happy day. A small request from God: Protect my family and the entire House of Israel, Amen.

With the permission of my beloved parents, my teachers and my elders, and with the permission of the distinguished guests. I thank God very much in my mouth and in the midst of many, I will praise him. That we have lived and maintained and have reached this time, to be worthy of being great in the mitzvah and doing it. The Creator gave us 313 mitzvot, and among them the precious mitzvah of tefillin. Our rabbis in tractate Berchot, page 12, said: He who wishes to receive the yoke of the kingdom of heaven, let him turn and wash his hands and put on tefillin and recite the Shema and pray, and this is the kingdom of heaven, let him put on tefillin. The putting on of tefillin is the crown of Israel and their glory. Our holy rabbis used to boast that they did not walk four cubits without tefillin, and they also said of a rabbi that they did not see him all his days without Torah, without tsitzit, and without tefillin. This mitzvah was their glory and their glory. Inspired by the words of our rabbis, I am thrilled and moved to fulfill the mitzvah of tefillin. I pray to our Father in heaven to light my path and guide me on the right path, through my grandfather ______. On this occasion, I would like to thank my dear parents, who have taken the trouble and invested their full strength in me. May God fulfill your heart's desires for goodness and blessing. To my dear sister ______ and the rest of my brothers ______, may God bless you and comfort you on the right path. To my dear grandmother ______, may God protect you and grant you sound health and peace from all who come from your loins. To my dear grandparents ______ and ______, who help us a lot, may God return double to you and grant you the greatest peace. On this occasion, I will mention my dear grandfather ______, the late ______. May it be your will that you recommend us well and grant us peace from us, your children and grandchildren. At this time of desire, I offer a prayer before our Father in heaven: O God, have mercy and have mercy on your people Israel and quickly send us the Redeemer. May we deserve all salvation and comfort and come to Zion as a Redeemer. May you be worthy of the commandments!

Welcome to my Bar Mitzvah celebration. I have been waiting for this moment for thirteen years, and now it is happening. The circle of childhood is closed, and I am moving on to the next station in my life. Before we move on, I would like to mention my parents – the two most important people in my life, who do so much for me. I greatly appreciate their work and hope to be worthy of their love. I would also like to mention my extended family, who is simply wonderful. To Grandma ______, who I visit every week, and who always makes me delicious food. I wish her up to 120 years of health and happiness. And before I end, I will mention the memory of Grandpa ______, who was a special and beloved person. He is planted in my heart and I miss him very much at the Bar Mitzvah celebration. I hope to succeed in life, to be happy and to fulfill everything that is expected of me, and to bring joy to those dear to me. I will try to be a happy person. Thank you for coming to be part of my celebration. I wish you all a good and pleasant evening, and that we will only meet at happy events.

Thirteen years ago I came into the world, a cute, talented and smart child. I quickly grew into a world of cuteness, and I join the chosen people, the people of the Torah, who protected us from all harm and hardship. I love to study but hate to invest, and in the end, good grades are deserved. I love to draw and I have talent, but in favor of the computer I abandoned the pencil. On this festive day, I would like to thank those who allow me to live a good life. First and foremost, to you, the Creator of the world, who watches over me well night and day. A huge thank you to you, my wonderful mother, whose love is greater than anything and who watches over me. Thank you for your great patience and listening, you fill my life with lots of love. To you, my mother, for pampering without limits, there are not enough words in my mouth to thank you. On this festive day, I would like to send you an abundance of health and a lot of strength. To give you all the goodness in the world. Because you deserve it and it exists for you. Thank you too, dear father, for the ability to make me happy. Thank you for love, thank you for a smile. Know that I am very much involved after you. I wish you happy moments in which we will share men's matters together. Thank you to the uncles and aunts who came to my joy and shared significant moments in my life with me. Thank you to the distinguished guests and beloved friends. I wish us all many happy moments. Today I join the world of adults, no longer a child but a man of men. In this exciting transition, I ask the Creator of the World: Give me the ability to help everyone. Allow me to always be calm and peaceful and bring comfort to everyone who loves me. Give me the ability to give health and love to everyone who is around me. And just one more word for you, my parents, and with that I will end my words. Know that you are simply wonderful parents. I am proud to be your son in the fullest sense of the word. Allow me to always remain a little child even as time passes. Thank you very much.

I stand here before you today, filled with excitement. I thank God that I was blessed with such a day and blessed that we lived and sustained and reached this time. I have just passed from childhood to adulthood and I bear responsibility and keep the commandments. I ask God for wisdom to understand and the understanding to distinguish between good and evil. I pray for myself right here that God will be by my side all the time, that I will be worthy of the life He has given me and that I will never be ashamed of myself or my actions. Thank you to my dear mother who always listens, with love, emotion and a lot of understanding. I love you with great love, mother, you are simply amazing. Dad, you are a real cannon, there is no successful father like you. A father like you is no longer made, a father who helps me through all the obstacles. To the late grandfather and grandmother, whom I did not get to see, but from stories I knew and understood that there is no one like them in the world. To the late grandfather, who is not with us today, but will always be with us in spirit and will accompany us. To my grandmother, who will live a long life, who showers me with treats with lots of kisses and hugs. I have one request from you, God: keep her safe. Thank you also to my brothers who always interfere in my life. Quarrels are commonplace, but we all know that it is out of love. Thank you very much to everyone, and have a wonderful evening.

First and foremost, I want to thank you for coming to celebrate with me today. I thank God that I was blessed with this day. I am standing at a significant turning point in my life, where I must begin and take responsibility for my actions. Beginnings are always also the end of an era, and we will always miss the childhood that has passed. Now it is real, we have to take responsibility, even without a diploma you can feel maturity. On this honorable occasion, I would like to thank my dear parents, who are the greatest and best in the world. They instilled values in me and educated me to be independent. They instilled in me a love of humanity and the rules of culture. To my dear brothers, I wish us continued good friendship. To my dear grandfather, may you be blessed with many years of happiness and health. With a trembling heart, I want to raise the memory of my late grandmother who left us, and sorrow will always accompany us. She was love, concern and help, and she was a symbol and a sign to me. Unfortunately, she is not here because her strength ran out. The memory of those I did not get to know will always accompany me. I know that up in heaven they are watching over us with seven eyes. I know this and feel obligated because I will always remember and love them. Thank you, guests. May you be blessed with happiness and much joy. And finally, I have a small request from God: Protect my family and the entire people of Israel. And now, it's time to rejoice and dance, so let's go to the dance floor!

You are present at my Bar Mitzvah celebration, I have been waiting for this moment for quite a few years. To make the transition to the adult world. My childhood was full of magical moments, and now a new path opens up before me and the choices in the right directions are in my hands. I would like to thank and say a few words: To my dear father, for the dedicated and giving path. For the time you are here for me in beautiful and difficult moments, a companion and guide in life. Wishing you health, peace, happiness and joy from us children. To my dear mother, who is always in my heart. Wishing you good health and a speedy recovery. I love and miss you, and know that you are here with me now. To my lovely sisters, who will continue to fool around. Success in your studies and love for life. To my dear grandmother, who surrounds me with warmth and love. May God bless you with complete recovery. May you be blessed with peace, joy and happiness from all your grandchildren. To my grandparents, may their memory be blessed, who watch over us and extend blessings to us. May they rest in heaven. Amen. Thank you, distinguished guests, for honoring me with my joy. May you have a pleasant and delicious evening. And now, on to the dance floor!

Distinguished guests, today is a day full of pride and joy - the day of my Bar Mitzvah celebration. I was born after my two brothers, and I am the smallest of the bunch and the icing on the cake. Being small is really crazy - everyone pampers and gives a lot. My life has been spent in childhood games and fun, step by step. Age 13 is an age of maturity with responsibilities that I will try to fulfill without fear. I want to thank you for having such a wonderful family. To my amazing parents, ______ and ______, thank you for all the endless love and support. To my lovely brothers, thank you for having siblings like you. Even though we sometimes tease each other, our love is above all. To my grandfather, may his memory be blessed, may his soul be wrapped in the bundle of life. To Grandma ______, Grandma ______, and Grandpa ______, I wish you health and longevity. Thank you, distinguished guests, for coming to share in my joy. May we have a fun evening ahead. And now, let's celebrate!

My dear parents, sister, brother, grandparents, and distinguished guests, so where do we start? Maybe from the beginning. The day I was born and named _______ after my dear grandfather. It was noon on ______ – when I finally came into the world. You could tell right away – not everyone has eyes like that. Mom says I was a quiet and comfortable baby, one that you don’t feel. In kindergarten I was considered a naughty child, and at school I love computers and friends. Today I say goodbye to all childhood and enter the world of adulthood. It’s time to thank my wonderful mother – thank you, Mom, for being so special, loving, caring, and pampering. You help with my studies, you make wonderful meals, and you always have a listening ear. And to you, Dad – I want to thank you today and in general for always supporting and encouraging me in everything. You make me feel that you will always be by my side and supporting me. I adore you, my dad. Dear Grandpa ______ and Grandma ______, you are the dream of all grandchildren. Thank you for the warm and indulgent hospitality on holidays and Shabbat. Thank you for the love you shower without limits. I wish you abundant health and longevity. I am honored to mention Grandpa ______ and Grandma ______, whom I never got to know. May their souls be wrapped in the bundle of life. And may they live long, my lovely brothers ______ and ______. Thank you for being such champions, putting up with me despite all the bullying. I love you and apologize for everything I have done to you. And finally – to my family, friends and dear guests, I am happy and thank you for coming to celebrate my joy. I wish us all to be happy and that the evening will be enjoyable to the clouds.

Welcome and thank you to the Creator of the universe who brought me to these moments. Today, my Bar Mitzvah Day, is a special day. A day that symbolizes the transition from childhood to adulthood, and the beginning of the path of responsibility and observance of the mitzvot. I was blessed with a special brother, rare parents, and a special extended family, who accompany me at every stage of my life and support me with endless love. I thank Grandpa ______ and Grandma ______ for everything you do for us. Your support, love, and concern give me strength and confidence. May you be blessed with a good and long life, and continue to serve as an example and role model for us. I would like to mention Grandpa ______ whom I never met. May his memory be blessed. Although I never met you, I have heard many stories about you, and they always accompany me on my path. I hope you are proud of me from your place in heaven. And to my lovely sister ______, who was born with me exactly 13 years ago and brought a lot of joy to our family. You are not only my sister but also my best friend. I wish you continued success in your life and may God's blessings be upon you. May we remain healthy, happy and strong and always be united. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all my family members, friends and guests who came to celebrate with me. Your support and love move me very much. I am happy and proud to be surrounded by such amazing people. I wish you all much happiness, health and peace. May we continue to celebrate happy moments together and create beautiful memories. And now, let's start the celebrations!

Welcome and thank you to the Creator for bringing me to these moments.

Today, on my Bar Mitzvah day, I stand here excited and grateful. As it says in the Torah, “And you shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Leviticus 19:18), we must love and protect those close to us. I was blessed with a special brother, rare parents, and a special extended family.

I thank Grandpa ______ and Grandma ______ for everything you do for us. The Torah says, “Honor your father and your mother” (Exodus 20:12), so it is important for me to express my gratitude for your support and love. May you live a long and happy life.

I will mention Grandpa ______ whom I never met. May his memory be blessed. It is written in the Torah, “And our lives depend on You alone” (Deuteronomy 28:66), and I know that You are watching over me from above.

And to my lovely sister ______, who was born with me exactly 13 years ago and has brought me so much joy. It is written in the Torah, "For a commandment is a lamp, and the law is light" (Proverbs 6:23), and I hope you continue to illuminate our lives.

I also want to thank all my family, friends, and guests who came to celebrate with me. The Torah says, “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity” (Psalm 133:1), and nothing makes me happier than to be surrounded by love and unity.

I wish you all much happiness, health, and peace, and may we continue to celebrate happy moments together and create beautiful memories.

And finally, let's start the celebrations!

Welcome and thank you to the Creator of the universe who brought me to these moments. As it is said, “Praise the Lord, all nations; praise him, all peoples” (Psalm 117:1). Today, on my Bar Mitzvah day, I stand here moved and full of gratitude. In this verse, our Rabbis teach us about the unity and love between us. I was blessed with a wonderful family and amazing parents. It is written in the Torah, “Honor your father and your mother” (Exodus 20:12), so it is important for me to express my gratitude for your support and love. May you be blessed with a good and long life. To Grandpa ______ and Grandma ______, thank you for everything you do for us. As it is said, “Remember your lovingkindness, O Lord, and your mercies, for they are from everlasting” (Psalm 25:6). I wish you abundant health and happiness. To my lovely sister ______, who was born with me exactly 13 years ago and brought so much joy to our family. “And Jacob loved Rachel” (Genesis 29:18), my sister, you are a source of inspiration and love for me. I also want to thank all my family members, friends, and guests who came to celebrate with me. The Torah says, “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity” (Psalm 133:1), and nothing makes me happier than to be surrounded by love and unity. And finally, it is written, "Serve the Lord with joy; come before him with singing" (Psalm 100:2). I hope you will continue to accompany me on my path and fill my life with happiness and joy. Let's begin the celebrations! I wish us all much joy, health, and peace. May we have a year full of blessings and salvation, and may we be blessed to see only good in our lives.

Distinguished guests, friends, uncles and parents, good evening and welcome. First, thank you very much to every guest – to those who stayed and those who are already running away. Reaching the age of ladyhood is fun, but being 12 is not easy at all. Everyone tells me: You are already an adult. You need to behave differently now, or: Where are you rushing to? And we just want our parents to try to be adults too, and leave us alone and go and do other things. And now seriously – Mom, I want to thank you today for bringing me this far safely, and for giving me a life that is just like a dream. You spare me nothing – neither in the present nor in the past. I also thank my father. He always shows me love. He never forgets to pamper me both up close and from afar. I would also like to thank my little sister. Even though we argue and fight, whenever I need help, she always helps without getting confused. And how can I not mention Grandma ______, Grandma ______ and Grandpa ______, who make a mess of me. Always advising, always caring, hugging, kissing and pampering. And finally – dear guests. I will not fail to mention one missing guest. Grandpa ______ with the belly and beard, in the pictures with the family traveling in the caravan. I am sure he was happy with us. He always hugged us with love. In the book "The Wizard of Oz" the scarecrow says: "I will ask for a mind and not a heart, because a stupid person does not know what to do with the heart even if he has a heart." While the Tin Man answers him: "And I choose the heart, because the mind does not bring happiness and happiness is the most wonderful thing in the world." And I, dear guests, wish you and me that we may be blessed with both the heart and the mind. Have a nice evening. And thank you again.

Blessed are you who have brought me to this hour, when I commit to the sacrifice of the Torah, and accept my destiny on earth, to fulfill the commandments given with courage. At such an exciting and wonderful moment, allow me, ladies and gentlemen, to offer a prayer, a pure and virtuous prayer – the prayer of a Bat Mitzvah. May it be your will, Father of Mercy, that you bless me at this moment and on all occasions. Please, God, in your great mercy, make me a daughter who is pure before you. May the evil inclination not control me, and may I refrain from harming the dignity of others. May I be careful to honor my dear parents, with love and willingness and, God forbid, not with suffering. Give me the strength to give of myself to the people who are very close to my heart, to act towards them with responsibility and concern, with endless loyalty and much love. Please, God, bless my dear family, and prevent them from any trouble or distress. Bless me with good health and long life, with patience and peace throughout the years. Please, O God, please preserve me, that my humility may be a lamp to my feet. Please, O Lord, hear the voice of my supplications, let the words of my mouth and the reasoning of my heart be acceptable before You, O Lord, my helper and my redeemer.

Distinguished audience, dear guests, I would like to thank the Most High for granting me this holy day – my Bat Mitzvah. Many thanks to my dear parents who did everything with the help of the Most High to hold this wonderful event and to fulfill the mitzvah of parshat challah, which is so precious. I would like to thank you, my dear guests, for taking the trouble and toiling to come to my happy day and make me happy. May the merit of the mitzvah of parshat challah that I held today be a privilege for you and all your family members, and may the Most High fulfill your heart’s desires for good – for a good livelihood and a decent marriage for all who need it. I bless you with health, wealth and happiness for each and every one of you, and especially for Grandma ______ and Grandma ______, may the Most High protect them and grant them a good and long life. Thank you to my dear parents for everything you did in my honor, and to my dear brothers for everything you took the trouble to honor me. May the Holy One, blessed be He, fulfill all your heart's desires for good and may all the blessings of the Torah be fulfilled in you. With gratitude to all of you.

Dear parents and distinguished guests, I would like to say a few words, words of greeting and thanks – to all of you, my guests, for participating in the party. It is so nice and pleasant to see beloved and familiar faces, faces that have accompanied me since the dawn of childhood. May this friendship last. I stand awed and moved by this occasion. First, to my immediate family – I simply say thank you. For a supportive environment and a happy childhood, especially when my brothers go to the movies. My older brothers, the soldiers, I am proud of you. For me, you are larger than life. For a warm home and lots of love, for that I will always be grateful. And to my extended family, who are with you all the time – a true pleasure and celebration of the movies. Life is truly a celebration – just like that for no reason. And to you, my classmates, I say goodbye after six years of stunning friendship. I would also like to say thank you. I will certainly meet some of you in the brigade. We will maintain a warm relationship, because true friendship never ends. I know that childhood is ending and I belong to the adult family. Many duties, rules and expectations – I promise to try to fulfill most of them. To walk the path that leads to goodness, and to give, listen and fulfill expectations. A devoted daughter, a successful student, helpful and helpful, yielding and happy. A smiling, patient and tolerant girl – and sometimes remember, she can be a little rebellious. And here, my guests, the words end – and we can move to the dance floor. May we all have a pleasant and delicious evening.

Parents and distinguished guests, twelve years ago I came into the world – the sweetest and cutest baby girl of all. Great happiness flooded your hearts then – and today I celebrate my Bat Mitzvah with you. For me, this is a day with a lot of meaning – I am already an adult and accept responsibility. In my twelve years, I have been privileged to receive an abundance of goodness from everyone who loves me and is close to me. On this important day, I would like to express my gratitude to all those who have invested effort and work in me:

Hello everyone and welcome. With your permission, I will say a few words. This day is a special and exciting day and I want to share this festive occasion with you. 12 years ago I came into the world and I am sure that I brought a lot of light and joy to my dear family members.

Good evening, family and distinguished guests, I would like to briefly congratulate you before we begin the celebration.