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Kikar HaShabbatHealth

Tash Rebbe to Undergo Eye Surgery in Florida

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The Rebbe of Tash, currently in Florida, will undergo eye surgery on Wednesday due to recent weakness. He will have preliminary tests on Tuesday, with this being the first of two medical treatments. His followers will pray for his successful recovery. The article also features a video of the past Tishrei month.

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  • The Rebbe of Tash will undergo eye surgery in Florida on Wednesday.
  • The surgery is due to a recent weakness in his eyes.
  • This is the first of two planned medical treatments for the Rebbe.
  • Followers are praying for the Rebbe's successful recovery.
  • The Rebbe arrived for preliminary tests on Tuesday.

The Rebbe of Tash, who is currently resting in Florida, is scheduled to undergo eye surgery on Wednesday. The procedure comes after a recent period of weakness in his eyes. The Rebbe is expected to arrive for preliminary examinations on Tuesday, ahead of the surgery, which is the first of two planned medical treatments. His followers are expected to pray for his complete recovery during the procedure. The article also includes a video documenting the month of Tishrei at the Rebbe's court.

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