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Rabbi Shalom Arush Leads Funeral for Grandson Who Drowned in Mexico Vacation

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Four-year-old Shalom Seginer drowned during a family vacation in Mexico and was buried in Jerusalem with his grandfather Rabbi Shalom Arush leading the funeral. The emotional ceremony included traditional Breslov songs and prayers, with mourners deeply moved by the loss.

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Four-year-old Shalom Seginer drowned in a pool during a family vacation in Mexico.
His grandfather, Rabbi Shalom Arush, accompanied him at his bedside and led the funeral.
The funeral procession went from Chut Shel Chesed institutions to Mount of Olives cemetery in Jerusalem.
Mourners sang "Rabbenu Sha'ag Bekol Gadol" and Rabbi Arush emotionally sang "Song of the Letters."
Shalom was the son of Rabbi Asaf and Rivka Seginer and grandson of Rabbi Shalom Arush.
Local rescue teams performed prolonged resuscitation but confirmed Shalom's death.

Shalom Seginer, a four-year-old boy who tragically drowned during a family vacation in Mexico, was laid to rest at the Mount of Olives cemetery in Jerusalem. His grandfather, Rabbi Shalom Arush, head of the Chut Shel Chesed institutions, was by his bedside and accompanied him on his final journey. The boy's coffin was transported from Ben Gurion Airport by ZAKA ambulance, led by Yosef Chaim Hozi, deputy commander of ZAKA Beit Shemesh.

Rabbi Arush and his son, Rabbi Shmuel Arush, escorted the coffin from the Chut Shel Chesed institutions to the burial site. During the funeral procession, mourners broke into tears while singing "Rabbenu Sha'ag Bekol Gadol" (Our Rabbi Roared Loudly). A poignant moment occurred when Rabbi Arush sang the "Song of the Letters," becoming overcome with emotion and unable to stop crying.

Shalom was the son of Rabbi Asaf and Rivka Seginer and the grandson of Rabbi Shalom Arush. He drowned in a pool while the family was vacationing in Mexico. Despite prolonged resuscitation efforts by local rescue teams, his death was confirmed. The funeral was marked by heartfelt prayers and songs, reflecting the family's Breslov Hasidic faith and their wish for others to joyfully follow their spiritual path as Shalom did.

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