US Edition33 Years After Unusual Bracha, Shliach Survives Missile Attack
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33 Years After Unusual Bracha, Shliach Survives Missile Attack
33 years ago, a young bochur passed by the Rebbe by dollars and received an unusual bracha for arichus yomim. Yesterday, when Rabbi Moshe Weber of Dnipro and his family were saved from a direct missile hit, the meaning of that bracha became clear. The post 33 Years After Unusual Bracha, Shliach Survives Missile Attack first appeared on Anash.org.
Miracle in Dnipro: Missile Hits Shliach's Home, Family Unharmed
In Dnipro — often referred to as “the capital of Ukrainian Jewry” — more than 100 missiles and suicide drones were fired. One missile struck the upper floor of a luxury residential building in the city center, home to one of the Chabad emissary families, Rabbi Moshe and Shoshi Weber.
The Russian military launched hundreds of missiles and drones at populated cities across Ukraine over the past Shabbat. More than a hundred missiles and suicide drones were fired at the city of Dnipro. One missile hit the top floor of a luxury apartment building in the city center, where one of the families of Chabad emissaries in the city lives - Rabbi Moshe and Shoshi Weber. As a result of the explosion, 2 people were killed and dozens more we…
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