But in Petah Tikva, upon learning of the passing of Rabbi Yitzhak Levi, z"l, a morning blessing and a kosher supervisor later in the day | The disease was discovered in him on Chanukah, spread quickly, and about a month ago the doctors informed the family that treatments were being discontinued | The deceased left behind a widow and seven children, including a bride who got married on Sunday, 7th Cheshvan (Haredi)
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But in Petah Tikva, upon learning of the passing of Rabbi Yitzhak Levi, z"l, a morning blessing and a kosher supervisor later in the day | The disease was discovered in him on Chanukah, spread quickly, and about a month ago the doctors informed the family that treatments were being discontinued | The deceased left behind a widow and seven children, including a bride who got married on Sunday, 7th Cheshvan (Haredi)