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Kikar HaShabbatGeneral

Former Chief Rabbinate Director-General Yehuda Cohen Critically Injured

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Yehuda Cohen, former Director-General of the Chief Rabbinate, was critically injured after a heavy object fell on him. He was rushed to the hospital and is in need of prayers. The office of Sephardic Chief Rabbi Rabbi David Yosef has called on the public to pray for his recovery, urging the recitation of Psalms.

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  • Former Chief Rabbinate Director-General Yehuda Cohen is critically injured after a heavy object fell on him.
  • Cohen was urgently transported to the hospital and is currently hospitalized.
  • Rabbi David Yosef's office called on the public to pray for Cohen's recovery.
  • The public is urged to recite Psalms and pray for his swift and complete healing.
Former Chief Rabbinate Director-General Yehuda Cohen Critically Injured
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Yehuda Cohen, the former Director-General of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel, was seriously injured when a heavy object fell on him at his residence. He was urgently transported to the hospital and is currently hospitalized in critical condition, requiring prayers for his recovery.

Following the news of his severe injury, the office of the Sephardic Chief Rabbi, Rabbi David Yosef, issued a special announcement calling on the public to pray for Cohen's swift recovery. The announcement stated, "Our master, the Sephardic Chief Rabbi, Rabbi David Yosef, requests the public to pray for the recovery of the outgoing Director-General of the Rabbinate, Yehuda Rachamim ben Chana, who is in great need of heavenly mercy."

The public is urged to recite chapters of Psalms and intensify prayers for the complete and rapid recovery of Yehuda Rachamim ben Chana, among all the sick of Israel.

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