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Health11:07 · Jul 20

Rabbi Yigal Cohen Supports Family to Continue Triplets Pregnancy Resulting in Three Healthy Girls

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Nearly a year ago, a woman expecting triplets sought urgent guidance from Rabbi Yigal Cohen, head of the Yevia Omer institutions and member of the Chief Rabbinate Council, after doctors strongly recommended reducing the number of embryos due to health concerns. Rabbi Cohen, together with his assistant Shimon Bardi, thoroughly reviewed the case and consulted leading medical experts before deciding to advise the family to continue the pregnancy without intervention.

The couple embraced Rabbi Cohen's decision wholeheartedly and maintained close contact with his assistant throughout the pregnancy. Four months ago, they joyfully welcomed three healthy and complete baby girls. Recently, the family visited Rabbi Cohen and Bardi to express their gratitude for the support and guidance they received during this challenging period, an emotional meeting that moved all present to tears.

This case echoes a personal story from Rabbi Cohen's life involving his daughter, who was diagnosed with a severe heart defect during pregnancy. Despite medical advice to terminate, the pregnancy continued with the blessing of Rabbi David Abuhatzeira, and today she serves as an inspiration to many families facing similar dilemmas. The recent successful birth of the triplets under Rabbi Cohen's counsel further reinforces his commitment to preserving life and supporting families through difficult medical decisions.

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