Renowned Kabbalist Rabbi David Batsri, 85, Passes Away on Eve of Sukkot
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi David Shalom Batsri, a globally recognized Kabbalist and head of the 'HaShalom' yeshiva, died at 85 on the eve of Sukkot after collapsing at his home in Bnei Brak and being rushed to the hospital.
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- Renowned Kabbalist Rabbi David Batsri died at 85.
- He passed away on the eve of the Sukkot holiday.
- Rabbi Batsri was the head of the 'HaShalom' yeshiva.
- He was known for repentance teachings and exorcisms.
- He collapsed at his home in Bnei Brak.
Rabbi David Shalom Batsri, a prominent Kabbalist and head of the 'HaShalom' yeshiva, passed away at the age of 85 on the eve of the Sukkot holiday. The revered rabbi collapsed at his home in Bnei Brak and was rushed to the hospital, where resuscitation efforts were performed. Despite the efforts of medical teams, he died.
Rabbi Batsri was known worldwide for his profound teachings on repentance, his miraculous healing blessings, and his exorcism ceremonies, which garnered significant attention in both the hidden and revealed worlds. His passing has left a void in yeshivas and study halls, with mourners expressing deep sorrow over the loss of a spiritual leader who bridged the earthly and divine realms.
The news of his death was met with shock and grief within the Torah and Kabbalah communities. Rabbi Batsri's influence extended globally, and his unique spiritual practices were a subject of widespread discussion and reverence.
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