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Prominent Rabbi's Wife, Elisheva Shtettner, Dies After Illness

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Rabbi Elisheva Tova Shtettner, wife of Rabbi Uri Shtettner, Rosh Yeshiva of Har'esa, died after a difficult illness. She was the daughter of Rabbi Yeshayahu Glick and daughter-in-law of Rabbi Simcha Shtettner. Public prayers were held for her recovery two weeks prior at the Western Wall.

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  • Rabbi Elisheva Tova Shtettner, wife of Rosh Yeshiva of Har'esa, died after a prolonged illness.
  • She was the daughter of Rabbi Yeshayahu Glick and daughter-in-law of Rabbi Simcha Shtettner.
  • Public prayers were held for her recovery at the Western Wall two weeks ago.
  • Her family announced her death with deep sorrow.

Rabbi Elisheva Tova Shtettner, wife of Rabbi Uri Shtettner, the Rosh Yeshiva of Har'esa, has passed away following a prolonged battle with a serious illness. She was the daughter of Rabbi Yeshayahu Glick, who served as Av Beit Din of Petah Tikva, and the daughter-in-law of Rabbi Simcha Shtettner, president of the "Nachalat Yisrael" institutions in Migdal HaEmek.

In recent times, her medical condition had worsened, prompting calls for the public to pray for her recovery. Approximately two weeks ago, on the 30th of Tishrei, a public prayer service was held for her at the Western Wall at 9:00 PM.

Her family announced her passing with deep sorrow, stating, "With a broken heart, deep sorrow, and boiling tears, we announce the death of our righteous mother, who endured suffering, Mrs. Elisheva Tova Shtettner."

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