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General18:16 · Jul 29

Rare Recording Captures Rabbi Yaakov Fraber's Dedication Weeks Before Passing

By כיכר השבת
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

A rare audio recording sent by Rabbi Yaakov (Yaanki) Fraber from the hospital a few weeks before his death vividly illustrates his lifelong dedication to the Haredi community and all of Israel. Despite battling a rare illness from a young age, Rabbi Fraber devoted himself to helping hundreds of families and thousands of individuals with unwavering faith and selflessness. The recording reveals a touching moment when a nurse, upon learning of his work in the community, broke down in tears. She shared that she lives in Beit Shemesh and recently had her Israeli flag vandalized. She expressed to Rabbi Fraber that his efforts give her hope that the hatred currently seen in the streets will eventually fade, thanks to him and others like him. Rabbi Fraber left behind a legacy of kindness, generosity, and love for the Jewish people.

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