I CAME TO GUR IN 1962, BY THE HOLY
BEIS YISROEL EVERY BODY HAD A
PLACE, I AM NOT GOING TO EVEN TRY
TO EXPLAIN TO DAYS PEOPLE WHO DID
NOT SEE THE HOLY BEIS YISROEL, WHO
HE WAS, AND WHAT HE WAS AS THEY
CAN NOT UNDERSTAND HIM.
WHEN I CAME IN TO THE BEIS YISROEL
HE SAID TO ME HOLDING THE HANDEL
OF THE DOOR.
" I KNOW EVERYTHING, " HE SAID
THIS TWO TIMES.
AND HE DID WHICH HE SHOWED ME A
FEW TIMES.
HE WAS OUR FATHER AND MOTHER AT
THE SAME TIME, I KNOW YOU WILL
THINK I AM FANTASISING, BUT I AM NOT
AN EASY BELIEVER AND NEVER TELL
LIES.
YOU CAN TAKE MY WORDS TO ANY OF
THE RUNNERS OF GUR TO DAY, EVEN TO
THE HOLY RABBI HIM SELF, AND HE
WILL VERIFY MY WORDS.
IN GUR EVERY BODY HAD A PLACE, AND I
WILL ALWAYS BE THANKFUL TO THE
PLACE THEY GAVE ME AMEN.
RAGEDY: 18-Year-Old Yeshiva Bochur Drowns In The Kineret
An 18-year-old yeshiva bochur tragically passed away after being pulled unconscious from the Kineret and rushed to a nearby hospital with CPR in progress. Doctors valiantly fought to save his life, but were sadly unable to.
“When we arrived at the scene, we saw people taking a 18-year-old unconscious, breathless, and pulseless young man out of the Kineret, on a kayak,” Magen Davod Adom EMTs reported. “He had been missing for about an hour. We moved him to the beach and immediately started advanced and prolonged resuscitation efforts. We then transported him to the hospital where doctors fought for his life.”
The bochur was identified as Mordechai Shlesinger Z”L, a student at a Ger yeshiva in Bnei Brak.
No comments:
Post a Comment