A new fundraising campaign has been launched for the family of Rabbi Netanel Vizel, who died suddenly leaving a widow and 14 children, according to the appeal notice. Rabbi Yehuda Heimlich is urging the public to contribute, describing the family's dire financial situation and the upcoming wedding of a daughter.
A new fundraising campaign has been launched for the family of Rabbi Netanel Vizel, who died suddenly, leaving a widow and 14 children. The appeal, posted Sunday evening, describes the family as facing financial collapse, with an empty refrigerator and mounting bills, and notes that a daughter's wedding is uncertain. Rabbi Yehuda Heimlich is urging public support, calling the situation 'a cry to heaven.'
The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple fundraising campaigns for the Vizel family, as well as for other families facing similar crises. This latest appeal marks a renewed effort to secure long-term assistance for the family.
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