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Leading Rabbis Undergo Successful Heart Procedures

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Two prominent rabbis, the Grand Rabbi of Vizhnitz and the Grand Rabbi of Modzhitz, successfully underwent heart procedures, including pacemaker implantation and cardiac catheterization, at Israeli hospitals on Tuesday. Both are expected to recover and are under medical observation, with followers urged to pray for their complete healing.

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  • Two leading rabbis had successful heart procedures Tuesday.
  • Vizhnitz Rabbi received a pacemaker at Hadassah Ein Kerem.
  • Modzhitz Rabbi underwent cardiac catheterization in Bnei Brak.
  • Both rabbis are under medical observation.
  • Followers are praying for their complete recovery.
Leading Rabbis Undergo Successful Heart Procedures
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Two prominent members of the Council of Torah Sages underwent successful heart procedures on Tuesday. In Jerusalem's Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center, the Grand Rabbi of Vizhnitz had a pacemaker successfully implanted by Professor David Luria, head of the Electrophysiology and Pacing Unit. The Rabbi's household reported that the procedure concluded to the doctors' satisfaction, and he will remain for observation. Followers are urged to continue praying for his complete recovery, identified as Rabbi Yisrael ben Leah Esther.

Concurrently, the Grand Rabbi of Modzhitz, who was hospitalized on Rosh Hashanah for tests, underwent a successful cardiac catheterization at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center in Bnei Brak. He had briefly returned home to lead holiday prayers before the procedure. Doctors anticipate his release as early as Tuesday evening. The public is asked to pray for his recovery, Rabbi Chaim Shaul ben Bayla Rachel.

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