Miracle Birth After Woman Recovers From Near-Fatal Accident
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Bat Sheva Bat Sarah Chaya Palai, critically injured in a 2019 Jerusalem bus accident, has given birth to her first child, a daughter. She was in mortal danger after the crash, which occurred six months after her wedding. Her life was saved by a ZAKA volunteer and she underwent extensive rehabilitation in the U.S. before her recovery and childbirth.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bat Sheva Bat Sarah Chaya Palai, critically injured in a 2019 Jerusalem bus accident, gave birth to her first child.
- She was critically injured four years ago when a bus slid down Shmuel Bar Street in Jerusalem.
- Her life was saved by a ZAKA volunteer who used his prayer shawl as a tourniquet.
- She underwent an extensive rehabilitation period in the United States.
- The new mother is the daughter of Rabbi Aharon Beifus and daughter-in-law of composer Rabbi Hillel Palai.
Bat Sheva Bat Sarah Chaya Palai, who was critically injured four years ago when a bus slid down Shmuel Bar Street in Jerusalem near the Rav Shefa complex, has given birth to her first child, a daughter. The accident occurred just six months after her wedding, leaving her in mortal danger. Her life was saved in part by a ZAKA volunteer who used his prayer shawl as a tourniquet for her bleeding leg. Following an extensive and complex rehabilitation period in the United States, she has now given birth. This is a tremendous joy for her and her husband, Rabbi Chaim Palai, a graduate of the Tiferes Tzvi yeshiva. The new mother is the daughter of Rabbi Aharon Beifus, a leader of the community in Rekhasim and a lecturer at the Torat Avot yeshiva, and the son of Rabbi Israel Yaakov, author of 'Lekach Tov.' She is also the daughter-in-law of the renowned composer Rabbi Hillel Palai.