Belz Rebbe Released From Hospital After Successful Treatment
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Grand Rabbi of Belz was released from Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem after successful medical treatment and has returned to his residence. The Hasidic community is preparing for the Tishrei holiday with special arrangements for the Rebbe's prayers.
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- The Grand Rabbi of Belz has been released from the hospital.
- His hospitalization was due to feeling unwell and required medical treatment.
- The treatment was reportedly successful, and he has returned home.
- The community is preparing for the Tishrei holiday with special prayer arrangements.
- Followers are asked to continue praying for his full recovery.
The Grand Rabbi of Belz, Rabbi Yissachar Dov, has been released from Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem and returned to his residence in Kiryat Belz. He had been hospitalized for several days after feeling unwell. The medical treatment he received was reportedly very successful.
The hospitalization marked the first time the Rebbe missed the initial "Slichot" prayers, a penitential service held before the High Holidays. His son, Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokach, led the prayers in his stead.
Following his recovery, the Hasidic community is preparing for the upcoming Tishrei holiday. Plans include the Rebbe praying from a specially elevated platform near the Ark in the main synagogue, allowing thousands of Hasidim to see him. Additionally, his grandson, Rabbi Shalom Rokach, informed thousands of yeshiva students that they would pray in a special minyan in the "Heichal HaTishim" hall. The Rebbe is expected to join them for the morning prayers before returning to the main synagogue for the Musaf service with the larger congregation.
Followers are urged to continue praying for the Rebbe's complete recovery, referring to him as Rabbi Yissachar Dov ben Miriam.
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