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Critically Ill Patient Fulfills Dream of Praying with Yeshiva Students
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 22 hours ago
What happened
A critically ill, ventilator-dependent patient achieved his dream of praying the Selichot service with students from the Ma'aleh Eliyahu Yeshiva, accompanied by an ICU team. The moving event saw the patient participate in prayers for nearly an hour, symbolizing Jewish resilience.
- 01Critically ill patient prayed Selichot with yeshiva students.
- 02Patient was connected to life support machines.
- 03Hospital doctor facilitated the patient's wish.
- 04Yeshiva students regularly visit the patient.
- 05The event symbolized Jewish spirit and resilience.
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