‘We saw in a rabbi a figure of a father and a leader’

A commemorative imprinting a end of a Shiva (seven-day anguish period) for Israel’s former Chief Sephardic Rabbi, Rabbi Eliyahu Bakshi Doron, was hold in Jerusalem on Tuesday in a singular format due to a restrictions imposed by a coronavirus pandemic.

In a review with Arutz Sheva, Yehuda Hazan, an associate of Rabbi Bakshi Doron, described a flitting of a rabbi as “a good detriment of all a people of Israel.”

“In normal times, a rabbi would have had a outrageous funeral. Unfortunately, we did not get this, though everybody joins together and cherishes his memory,” Hazan added.

“We frequency ever found Rabbi Bakshi Doron in any controversy. He was a male of peace. When he was inaugurated Chief Rabbi, he asked not to wear a dress in sequence to respect his rabbi,” pronounced Hazan.

Hazan combined that in a synagogue where a rabbi prayed, he would lay among a rest of a worshipers modestly. “We saw in a rabbi a good figure of a father and a leader.”