Yeshiva vanguard becomes Israel’s 180th coronavirus victim

Rabbi Chaim Aharon Torchin, a vanguard of a Ohr Yitzhak yeshiva in Bnei Brak, upheld divided early Tuesday morning after apropos putrescent with a coronavirus, apropos a 180th coronavirus-related deadliness in Israel.

After apropos putrescent with a virus, Rabbi Torchin’s condition run-down final week, and he was placed on assisted breathing. He had no famous preexisting medical conditions.

Hospital officials during Ichilov Medical Center in Tel Aviv pronounced doctors were incompetent to stabilise Rabbi Torchin’s condition, and early Tuesday morning he upheld divided as a outcome of a infection.

The 48-year-old rabbi is survived by his 14 children, 5 of whom are married. He is approaching to be laid to rest in Bnei Brak Tuesday afternoon.