Prominent Rabbi's Wife, Bashe Esther Frish, Passes Away in Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Rabbi Daniel Frish's widow, Bashe Esther Frish, a respected religious figure, died in Jerusalem on Tuesday. She was known for supporting her husband's religious works and raising a family. Her funeral was held in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim neighborhood. Her husband authored the religious book 'Matok M'dvash'.
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- Bashe Esther Frish, widow of Rabbi Daniel Frish, has died in Jerusalem.
- She was known for supporting her husband's religious works and raising a family.
- Her husband authored the religious text 'Matok M'dvash'.
- The funeral was held Tuesday morning in the Mea Shearim neighborhood.
- She is remembered as a righteous and supportive wife.
Rabbi Daniel Frish's widow, Bashe Esther Frish, a revered religious woman, passed away in Jerusalem on Tuesday. She was known for her support of her husband's extensive religious works and for raising a righteous family. The funeral took place Tuesday morning in the Mea Shearim neighborhood of Jerusalem. Rabbi Frish was the author of the widely respected religious text 'Matok M'dvash' (Sweet from Honey).
Mrs. Frish was a pillar of strength for her husband throughout his life, assisting him in his significant endeavors. Together, they raised a blessed and upright generation. Her passing is mourned by her community and family.
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