A fundraising campaign aims to support the widow, four orphans, and a daughter who was about to be married, according to the appeal on the Kupat.org platform. The rabbi, described as a great Torah scholar, died on Sunday after a seven-year illness.
A fundraising campaign has been launched to support the family of Rabbi Chaim Simcha HaCohen Yermak, who died on Sunday after a seven-year illness at age 64. The appeal, posted on the Kupat.org platform, seeks assistance for the widow, four orphans, and a daughter who was about to be married before her father's passing. As The Zioneer reported on Sunday, the rabbi was described as a great Torah scholar whose home was open to all. The campaign highlights the family's urgent financial needs.
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