Rabbi Reuven Tzvi Beloy, Last Disciple of Dushinsky Gaavad, Passes Away at 99 in Jerusalem
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By כיכר השבת, חיים רוזנבוים
What happened
Rabbi Reuven Tzvi Beloy, the last disciple and attendant of the late Dushinsky Gaavad Maharitzi, died at 99 in Jerusalem. Born in Austria, he immigrated to Israel in 1940, studied under the Maharitzi, and safeguarded his teacher’s home during the 1948 war. He later founded a renowned Jerusalem business and supported Torah institutions. His funeral was held in Jerusalem, where he was buried beside his grandfather.
- 01Rabbi Reuven Tzvi Beloy, last disciple of Dushinsky Gaavad, dies at 99 in Jerusalem.
- 02Born in Austria, he immigrated to Israel in 1940 with the Shomer Emunim group.
- 03He safeguarded the Maharitzi’s home during the 1948 war and remained a loyal attendant.
- 04Founded a prominent Jerusalem office supply business supporting Torah institutions.
- 05Funeral held at Dushinsky study hall, buried at Har HaMenuchot beside his grandfather.
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