Aryeh Lipo, whose home burned on Shabbat, says he felt joy because God shares his loss

Aryeh Lipo, a resident of a farm whose house was destroyed by fire over the past Shabbat, posted a statement expressing that he felt joy because he perceived God as sharing in his loss. The cause of the fire is not specified.

Aryeh Lipo, a resident of an unnamed farm, posted a statement on the source Wednesday afternoon, reflecting on a fire that destroyed his home on the previous Shabbat. In the statement, he expressed a religious interpretation of the event, saying he felt joy because he sensed God sharing in his loss. The cause of the fire remains unknown. The post also included a link to a fundraising page.

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1. 2 hours ago · 13:26 · 22 JulLatest

   Aryeh Lipo expresses joy, feeling God shares in his loss.

2. 22:01 · 21 Jul

   Lipo family of Havat Gilad launches fundraising appeal after home destroyed in arson fire

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