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Culture18:34 · 1h ago

Thousands Mourn Rabbi Tamar Pinhasi in Jerusalem Funeral

By זאב בלוי
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
The story · English

Thousands of mourners gathered in Jerusalem on Tuesday for the funeral procession of Rabbi Tamar Pinhasi, who passed away at the age of 88. The procession began at the Shamgar Funeral Home and proceeded through the streets of Jerusalem, drawing a massive crowd of followers and community members.

Rabbi Pinhasi was a prominent spiritual leader, known for her extensive charitable work and her influence within religious circles. She was the wife of Rabbi Yitzchak Pinhasi, a respected figure in his own right. Her passing is considered a significant loss to the community.

The funeral was attended by numerous rabbis and public figures, who eulogized Rabbi Pinhasi for her wisdom, kindness, and dedication to her community. The sheer number of attendees underscored her widespread impact and the deep respect she commanded.

Following the funeral service, Rabbi Pinhasi was laid to rest in the Sanhedria Cemetery in Jerusalem. The event highlighted the deep reverence held for her by her followers and the broader religious community in Israel.

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