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Kikar HaShabbatHealth

Prominent Rabbi Hospitalized in US Amid Prayers for Recovery

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Hebrew · Sole source

Rabbi Eliyahu Dov Vachtfogel, head of the Zechron Moshe Yeshiva in New York and a prominent Haredi leader, was hospitalized during Simchat Torah. Communities worldwide are praying for his recovery.

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  • Prominent Rabbi Eliyahu Dov Vachtfogel hospitalized in New York.
  • He fell ill during Simchat Torah celebrations.
  • Heads the Zechron Moshe Yeshiva in South Fallsburg.
  • Prayers for his recovery are being held globally.
  • He is a leading figure in American Haredi Judaism.

Deep concern has spread through the Torah world in the United States and Israel following news of the deteriorating health of Rabbi Eliyahu Dov Vachtfogel, a leading figure in American Haredi Judaism and the head of the Zechron Moshe Yeshiva in South Fallsburg, New York. Rabbi Vachtfogel, recognized as one of the foremost yeshiva deans in the U.S., fell ill during the Simchat Torah celebrations. He was urgently transported to a hospital for medical treatment, with his many students anxiously monitoring his condition.

In response to the news, calls have been issued across Jewish communities worldwide for increased prayer and supplication for the complete and swift recovery of Rabbi Eliyahu Dov, son of Chava Esther, among all the sick of Israel. The prayers are intended to invoke divine mercy for the ailing rabbi.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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