The 4 Kedoshim of The Har Nof Synagogue Massacre and The Righteous Policeman and A Prayer for a Refuah Sheleima for Those Wounded

The 4 Kedoshim HY"D

For more about these Kedoshim

see Yeshiva World News and Victims of Terror

Articles about the Kedoshim

(I will try to update as I see them)

• Rabbi Kalman Levine: Born in Kanss City, transformed in L.A. Murdered in Jerusalem
• Kansas City Mourns a Son Slain in Jerusalem Synagogue Massacre (Rabbi Kalman Levine)
• American Victims of Synagogue Attack Include Rabbi From "Family of Princes" (Rabbi Moshe Twersky)
• How Moshe Twersky's Family Tree Melds Hasidic and Modern Orthodox Worlds
• Daughter of Victim Speaks: "My Father was a Man of Truth" (Michal Levine talking about her father Kalman Levine)
• My Friend - Aryeh Kupinsky HY"D (by Moshe Cohen)
• "My Husband was Niftar BiKedusha VeTahara" - Rebbetzin Twersky talks about her husband Rabbi Moshe Twersky HY"D at the Shiva (Video)
• Massacre Victim's Brother Remembers Slain 'Lion' - Video (Rabbi Aryeh Kupinsky)
• A Request From the Four Widows in Har Nof
• Rabbi Moshe Twersky HY"D My Brother's Chavruta (by Rivki Lang)

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Advance Staff Sgt. Major Zidan Sayif

Died of gunshot wound to the head.

Click link and here for more info.

First Officer on the scene - to protect the Jewish people.

Nobody knows how many lives he saved...

• Druze Officer Killed in Jerusalem Terror Attack Honored by Israel's President, Ministers and Head Rabbi

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Please Daven for Those Injured 

in the Har Nof Synagogue Massacre

Please Hashem - please have mercy upon and grant a Refuah Shleima to:

Shmuel Yerucham ben Baila

Chaim Yechiel ben Malka

Avraham Shmuel ben Shaina

Eitan ben Sara

amongst all of Klal Yisrael

May we all be able to bless each other, to forgive each other,

to give more to each other,

to stop the baseless hatred and replace it with a baseless love.

May we learn not to hurt each other, not to insult each other,

not to embarrass each other.

May we learn to be honest in business with each

and to value the other's money as much as we value our own.

May we learn to understand the other

from wherever he may come from in life.

May we all learn to see the good of our fellow Jew.

May we learn what true Jewish unity is.

May we be prepared to put in the effort to be united

and may this hasten the Geula - the redemption -

and that we be taken out of this painful Galut (exile) immediately.