Gedolim Bemisasm Yoser Yahrzeits for the 14th of Tammuz

YAHRZEITS FOR THE 14TH OF TAMMUZ ~ BEGINS FRIDAY NIGHT (07-20-2024)

• Yosef di Trani - Maharit (5399 / 1639 - 385th Yahrzeit)
• Rav Shlomo Giterman - of Savran (5608 / 1848 - 176th Yahrzeit)
  He succeeded his father Rav Moshe Tzvi Giterman as Savraner Rebbe in Chechelnik where he passed away 14 Tammuz 5608 (1848) תר"ח and was laid to rest in the same Ohel as his father.
• Rav Chaim Avrohom Erenstein of Tisavo Bartfeld - Divrei Avrohom (5631 / 1871 - 153rd Yahrzeit)
• Rav Pinchos Shapira of Slovita (5632 / 1872 - 152nd Yahrzeit)
• Rav Mordechai Atiya - Rosh Yeshivas haChaim veHaShalom (5738 / 1978 - 46th Yahrzeit)
  Born 20 Cheshvan ה'תרנ"ו others say 1898 תרנ"ח in Chaleb Syria. He moved with his parents to Yerushalayim, and was orphaned at a young age. During the Israeli war for independence he returned to Syria where he married his wife Simchah (Allegra) in 1920 and in 1922 he moved to Mexico City where he headed the Syrian kehilah Rodfei Tzedek. In 1936 he returned to Jerusalem. In 1967 he established Yeshivas haChaim veHaShlom for the study of Kabbalah. His yeshivah published the most authoritative texts in Kitvei haArizal during its time. Rav Mordechai passed away on 14 Tammuz,ה'תשל"ח , and was laid to rest on Har haZeisim.
• Rav Yaakov HaLevi Ruderman - Rosh Yeshiva Ner Yisroel Baltimore, Avodas Levi (5747 / 1987 - 37th Yahrzeit)
  Rav Yaakov Halevi Ruderman, (1901-1987) Rosh Yeshiva of Ner Israel, Baltimore. Born on Shushan Purim in 1901 in Dolhinov, Russia; studied in Yeshivas Knesset Yisrael in Slobodka, then headed by Rav Nosson Zvi Finkel (the Alter) and Rav Moshe Mordechai Epstein. In 1930, Rav Ruderman joined his father-in-law, Rav Sheftel Kramer, at the latter's yeshiva in Cleveland. In 1933, Rav Ruderman moved to Baltimore and founded the Ner Israel yeshiva, leading that yeshiva for 54 years until his passing.
• Rav Yitzchok Isaac Rosenbaum - Zutshka Rebbe or Zutchke Rebbe, Nachlas Yitzchok (5760 / 2000 - 24th Yahrzeit)
  Son of Rav Isaamar and Malka Rosenbaum of Nadworna. Rav Yitzchok Isaac was born on 21 Teves ''ותרס in Czernowitz Bukowina. Rav Yitzchok Isaac was not born with extraordinary talents or intellectual gifts. On the contrary, when it came to learning, Torah study came with difficulty and there were many hurdles to overcome in his effort to succeed. After his marriage he served as Rav in Voshkovitz for two years before moving to Zutchka. After World War II, in 5707/1947, he published his first sefer, Hameoros Hagedolim. Soon afterwards he settled in Boro Park, where he lived until 1973. After the petirah of his father, who had settled in Tel Aviv after the war, Reb Yitzchak Isaac moved to Eretz Yisrael to take over his father’s beis medrash. In 5741/1981, he opened his own beis medrash in Bnei Brak and eventually launched a project called Shoneh Halachos to encourage the study of hilchos Shabbos. On Sunday evening, 14 Tammuz, he felt ill and was taken to Laniado Hospital in Netanya, where he was niftar early Monday morning.