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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Thousands Mourn Rebbetzin Shoshana Cohen at Jerusalem Funeral

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Thousands mourned Rebbetzin Shoshana Cohen at her funeral in Jerusalem today, attended by prominent rabbis and public figures. Her sons, Rabbis Zamir and Zabediah Cohen, delivered eulogies, highlighting her piety, patience, and dedication to education. The Chief Rabbis of Israel also paid tribute to her. She was remembered for prioritizing spiritual matters and her commitment to her family's religious upbringing.

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  • Thousands mourned Rebbetzin Shoshana Cohen at her funeral in Jerusalem.
  • Prominent rabbis, including Chief Rabbis, delivered eulogies for the deceased.
  • Her sons, Rabbis Zamir and Zabediah Cohen, shared personal reflections on her life.
  • Rebbetzin Cohen was noted for her piety, patience, and dedication to education.
  • Her funeral was held at the Har HaMenuchot cemetery.
  • She is survived by children and grandchildren who are Torah scholars.

Thousands of people attended the funeral procession today for Rebbetzin Shoshana Cohen, mother of the renowned Cohen rabbinical brothers, at the Har HaMenuchot cemetery in Jerusalem. Among the mourners were prominent rabbis and public figures who gathered to pay respects to the respected woman, known for her many good deeds and commandments throughout her life.

She is survived by her children and grandchildren, who are prominent Torah scholars and educators reaching tens of thousands worldwide.

Her son, Rabbi Zamir Cohen, spoke emotionally about his mother, highlighting her exemplary conduct and particularly her patience in raising her children. He noted the challenges of raising four consecutive sons but emphasized her success in nurturing them in Torah with love, patience, and grace. Her sole aspirations, he said, were to see her descendants continue in their faith.

Another son, Rabbi Zabediah Cohen, also delivered a eulogy, focusing on her dedication to her children's education, rooted in unwavering faith and reverence for heaven. He recalled how, as children, they would first turn to the Kabbalist Rabbi Yitzchak Kaduri for blessings before seeking medical help, a practice that instilled in them a deep belief in the wisdom of sages.

Rabbi Zabediah Cohen concluded his eulogy by referencing the weekly Torah portion, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth," stating that for his mother, spiritual matters always came first. He expressed hope that the heavens would now welcome her with open arms, given the spiritual values she imparted. He tearfully asked his mother to pray for them and all of Israel, for the ultimate redemption of Zion and Jerusalem.

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