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Prominent Bnei Brak Community Leader Rabbi Moshe Klein Passes Away at 76 Rabbi Moshe Klein, a central figure in Bnei Brak's public and charitable sectors, died at 76 after collapsing in hospital. He was known for founding the Kiryat Herzog neighborhood, leading Beit Chanoch institutions, and surviving a severe burn incident 20 years ago. His funeral will be held in Bnei Brak.
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What happened 01 Rabbi Moshe Klein, a key Bnei Brak community leader, died at 76 after collapsing in hospital. 02 He founded the Kiryat Herzog neighborhood and led Beit Chanoch institutions aiding the needy. 03 In the 1990s, he ran for Bnei Brak mayor to broaden his public service. 04 Twenty years ago, he survived severe burns from a gas explosion in a charity kitchen. 05 He made a remarkable recovery and marked the event with a Torah dedication in 2010. 06 His funeral will proceed from Kiryat Herzog to Segula Cemetery in Bnei Brak. Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva , the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original The coverage
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