Media personality Itzik Sudri, who has been hospitalized at Tel Hashomer Medical Center for the past week, shared a very moving incident on his Twitter account - which is followed by nearly 40,000 people.
""In the ward next to me is an immigrant from France, very old and weak," said Sudari, who hosts a morning show on the radio station "Kol Berama." "When I went down to pray, I did a Chabad thing: 'Jew, do you have a minute to put on tefillin?'""
""The sick and weak elderly man, who was confined to his bed, was very moved by the gesture and said that he had been putting on tefillin his whole life - and for the past six months, due to weakness, he has not been able to do so.
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""I let him go and he prayed and cried, and his wife joined in the crying and praying," Sudari shares. "Oh, and I also got a French croissant...""
Sudari earlier told his followers that he was "sleeping in the hallway because of the congestion in the wards," and that he was "joking with my sisters: I'm closing in on a week at the Tel Hashomer Hotel and the team are enjoying their wonderful entertainment. Drinking intravenously, eating gourmet 3-Michelin-star food, the kids around me all the time, and overall, a pleasure and a few stomach problems. All from him, may his name be blessed.
""A place for prayer, Yitzhak Maimon, son of Pnina Flora.".
