Shock: Elad's furniture store owner dies of coronavirus at age 52

October 18, 2020   

Baruch Dayan, the truth teller: At the Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva, Rabbi Eliyahu Vaknin, a veteran of the city of Elad and the owner of 'Elad Furniture', died at the age of 52, after contracting the coronavirus. The deceased, the deceased, contracted the virus on Rosh Hashanah and since then his condition has deteriorated. He was hospitalized in the hospital, where doctors fought for his life, but to the dismay of his family and friends, he passed away. He served his customers loyally and devotedly all his years, and in recent years he handed over the management of the store to his daughter, and he sat and studied as a rabbi. The deceased, the deceased, belonged to the Igud Havrechim community on Rashbam Street in the city. The synagogue's treasurer, a member of the city council, eulogized him: "We are in shock, he was a dear Jew, his whole life was for the synagogue. Always modest in his approach, he did not stand out or stand out in any way. We all prayed and held prayer recitations for his recovery. It is a shame about David's loss." He left behind sons and daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren, including one son who has not yet married.