Two Siblings Drown in Lake Michigan During Family Vacation in South Bend
A tragic accident struck the Jewish community in South Bend, Michigan, when siblings Hanna Malka Zweig, 21, and Yosef Yehuda Zweig, 18, drowned after their boat capsized on Lake Michigan. The incident occurred last Monday during a family vacation. Despite rescue efforts and hospitalization, both siblings succumbed to drowning. They were the grandchildren of Rabbi Yochanan Zweig, founder of the Talmudic University in Miami, Florida, a prominent figure in the American yeshiva world. The news deeply affected the local Jewish community and the extended Zweig family. Rabbi Zweig established the "Kollel Beit Moshe Chaim" yeshiva in Miami Beach decades ago, which remains a central Torah institution in South Florida.
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