Tragedy in ultra-Orthodox Haifa: On Saturday evening, at the age of 29, Mrs. Mazel Kobioff, one of the families of the ultra-Orthodox community in the Hadar neighborhood of Haifa, died suddenly, leaving two small orphans – the eldest 6 years old and the youngest only 4 years old.
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The deceased, the granddaughter of a member of the Council of Sages of the Torah, Rabbi Moshe Maya, passed away while sleeping.
Her husband, who went out in the morning for prayer and kollel, returned home at noon and found her in her bed lifeless.
He summoned the rescue forces, who unfortunately had no choice but to determine her death.
The deceased was born in Bnei Brak in Nissan 5752, to her parents Rabbi Shlomo Levy and her mother Mrs. Sarah – the daughter of Rabbi Moshe Maya. After her marriage to her late husband, Rabbi Ariel Kobioff, she moved to Akiva Street in the Hadar neighborhood of Haifa.
She worked for a living as a programmer at Raphael.
She is survived by her husband, one of the most important students in Haifa, and two tender orphans.
The funeral procession left tonight from her parents’ house at 6 Tzafania Street in Bnei Brak to the Yarkon Cemetery, where Titman is buried.