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Kikar HaShabbatGeneral

Prominent Rabbi Samson Goldman Dies Suddenly at 56 in Beitar Illit

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Rabbi Samson Aaron Goldman, a 56-year-old prominent figure in Beitar Illit, died suddenly from cardiac arrest. He was the son of Rabbi David Goldman and son-in-law of the Rebbe of Kormana Arzei HaBira.

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  • Rabbi Samson Goldman died suddenly at age 56.
  • He was a prominent figure in Beitar Illit.
  • He suffered a sudden cardiac arrest at a hospital.
  • He was the son of Rabbi David Goldman.
  • He was the son-in-law of the Rebbe of Kormana Arzei HaBira.

The city of Beitar Illit is in shock and mourning following the sudden death of Rabbi Samson Aaron Goldman, a prominent figure in the city, at the age of 56. Emergency services attempted to revive him after he suffered a sudden cardiac arrest while at the hospital with his wife, but their efforts were unsuccessful.

Rabbi Goldman was known for his dedication to Torah study and his kindness towards others. He devoted his life to comforting the brokenhearted, listening to the downtrodden, and offering words of encouragement and a welcoming smile. He was the son of Rabbi David Goldman, the Av Beis Din of Zwohel Bnei Brak, and the son-in-law of the Rebbe of Kormana Arzei HaBira.

The news of his unexpected passing has deeply affected the residents of Beitar Illit and his acquaintances. He leaves behind a grieving family, friends, and a community mourning the loss of a unique and esteemed individual. Details regarding the funeral arrangements will be announced later.

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