Brooklyn, NY – Flatbush Hatzolah transported a rabbi from Israel who was struck on Avenue ‘j’ and East 10th Street.
The 83-year-old Rabbi from Jerusalem, Rabbi Mosha Adler z”l, was transported to Lutheran Medical Center after being hit by a vehicle, where he r”l passed away, bd”e.
Chesed Shell Emes handling the scene.
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Boruch dayan Emes. Kol hakavod to chesed shel emes Hatzola and others who will ensure that this visitor will get a proper kavod acharon. May we have only simchas in Klal Yisrael
BD”E
Who is this rabbi ? Any body knows more details?
Yes, we have. The name of the manoach is R’ Moshe Adler z”l, from Yerushalayim. He was aged 83 and he lived in Yerushalayim.
the niftar is Reb Moshe Adler ztz”l the Torda Rav from Yerushalyaim, he was a Belzer, in his younger years he was a melamed in the Belzer Talmud Torah in Yerushalyim , later he was masgiach in the yeshiva, now for many years he is the rosh hakolel of the kolel Sharei Tziyon.
His father was Reb Yosef Adler Ztz”l the Torda Rav who lived in Shikun Harabunim in Rommema Yerushalyaim. Who was from the Moetzes Gedolei Hatorah, He leaves many children and grand children and great g.c.
The name is Rabbi Moshe Adlar, son of Turda Ruv, leaves in Jerusaelm
B’D’H WAS IT A HIT & RUN? OR DRUNK DRIVER?
BD”E he was here last year was struck by a car in monsey he B”h recovered after months
and now he came again and…………
OH Vhy
The Levaya will be in Belz shul at 15 Ave. Cor. 50 St. In Boro Park Today at 2 PM and than will be flown to Israel.
how log was he here? and why was he here?
is this Yisruel Gavriel Adlers Father?
yes
Nebach, what are the details of the accident?
why do you need to know?
Are you just a yenta, or would it make some difference to you?
If somone is killed by a car, it is the right of everyone to know the facts. People like you who try to brush things under the rug, keep molestors free and dangereous drivers on the road. Shame on you!
Avenue J from Ocean Avenue to E. 16th Street to Coney Island Avenue and again west to Ocean Parkway is a very dangerous stretch of road.
A Rav died and you are making jokes about it? what is wrong with you?
watcha hockin?!?
I don’t see no jokes!!!
U sound like a angery person. did someone ever tell u that?
U sound like an illiterate. Did anyone ever tell U that?
We want answers not another whitewash.
In memory of this saintly man, how about the drivers of Avenue J, drive with more derech eretz.
You made the only comment here that will save lives. Thank you.
not every comment has so save lives. people are comming on this website just to air out a bit from a hard day of work.
Totally off topic – and obviously BDE
– but for all the references to “ZL” and “zt’l” for someone who RL passed within the last day, you’re supposed to be referring to HK”M (hareini kaporas mishkavo) as one should literally before even the kevurah takes place.
I never heard of this, but I can’t say I understand your explanation 🙁 Could you please state it more clearly? I’m quite interested. Thanks
It’s customary not to immediately refer to a deceased person as Z’L or ZT’L.
Depending on the shita or the posek, it can be for just the first day (i.e. until after the burial and thus “laid to rest” and they are then a “zecher” for blessing).
Some continue as long as Kaddish is recited.
Some say even up to the first 12 months (before their neshama is considered fully elevated). See Gemara Kiddushin: 31 amud beis.
Some make the distinction between speaking and writing (i.e. you might begin to write Z’L following the name after the burial takes place, but could continue to use HK’M in conversation for longer).
To each his own minhag = But following any of even the most negligible versions of this custom – when the Aveilim are still “onein” (the deceased hasn’t even had a funeral and/or burial) you should use BD’E, or HK’M or nothing – just not Z’L and ZT’L.
Yoreh Deyah 240:15
and the niftar hasn’t received iluy yet (before the levayeh)
I hear that he passed away from a heart attack in the hospital
Who told u that?
U can choose to believe me, or u can choose not to. just dont investigate me
but its not true the rav ztz”l had an internel bleeding l”o
i think that hc”m goes only for children.
To clarify, HK”M means literally may I be be an atonement in his/her stead and is an obligatory reference to a deceased parent by his/her child for the duration of the year of aveilus.
I’ll make it real simple with no need for debate…I am very sorry to hear of his loss. The loss of any Jewish person, is a loss for all of us.
Who killed him?
If you’re a Go-el Hadam, you’d know who killed him!
The Lvaya went from Belzer B”m on 15 Ave. and 50 St. To the Minkatcher Rebbe’s house where the Rebbe was melaveh, then to the Airport for kvura in E.Y.
it seems this rabbi of 81 yr’s was hit by a car two times in a short space of time.did’nt anyone accompany him?