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General14:00 · Sep 14

Family Seeks Support After Mother of Eight Dies Suddenly

By בשיתוף המשפחהOngoing story · 2 updates
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

The family of Rivka Jahasi, who passed away suddenly from cardiac arrest at age 39, is facing significant financial challenges as they navigate their first holiday season without her. Jahasi left behind her husband, Adiel, and their eight children, aged 3 to 17. The family is now appealing for donations to help them cope with the new reality and the economic worries that accompany raising eight young children alone.

Rivka Jahasi, originally from France, had made aliyah twice, first at age 11 and again at 20, eventually settling in Israel and building a home with her husband. She was described as a quiet, modest woman deeply devoted to her family, managing the household and raising their children while her husband worked long hours. She instilled in them values of Torah, modesty, and good character.

The campaign to support the family, launched to provide them with stability and security, is nearing its end. While thousands have already contributed, the family emphasizes that continued support is crucial for their long-term well-being. The organizers state that while they cannot replace the mother's presence, they can alleviate the financial burden, allowing the father to focus on raising and supporting his children through this difficult period.

The family is asking the public to contribute to help them overcome this tragedy and rebuild their lives, emphasizing the importance of collective support for the eight orphaned children.

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