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A Hatzalah guy was seriously injured in a hit-and-run accident (NOT during a Hatzalah call but rather while he was assisting a disabled car during a Chaveirim call).
The current update is that he’s in serious condition still and undergoing surgery right now – please daven for:
Moshe Aron ben Miriam Zisel
Just for the record, he is not a Hatzolah member, but a Chaverim volunteer in Lakewood.
Just for the record he IS a Hatzalah member, for Hatzalah of Union County.
who cares who he volunteers for or if he volunteers for anyone at all. he is a yid and in need of our tefillos.
who cares who he volunteers for or if he volunteers for anyone at all. he is a yid and in need of our tefillos.
Certainly, any yid in such a situation is in need of and deserves our tefillos. Yet, it is perfectly normal to feel a stronger connection to, and daven even harder for, someone who is available at the most inconvenient times to help save lives.
He can b a hatzalahh member a chaverim one ok but es our brother we hav to dven for him and DY thisis one thing idosagreewith u boutit shunt make a difference …
Superme, I think you just said that you disagree with me, is that correct?
Yeh I do I think nomatter what we shouldfeel that he is our brother who is hurt!!! Yes I know wat ur saying I feel the same way likeif chas vshalom someone posted my name if I was hit bec noone know me or not hatzalah member noone cares? I understand war ur saying I hav the same feelings but working on chugging this one bec it’s not a good one he’s our brother!!! Whenever I hear a tehillem name I recite perek oftehillem
What’s the difference? A Yid was his by a car. Daven for him. He should have refuah shelaima b’korov, b’soch sh’or cholei Yisroel.
Of course, daven for him either way, but a Yid who is “osek b’tzarchei tzibbur b’emunah” definitely deserves extra special consideration.
Amen that’s wat I said
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