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Meir Gleiberman and Mordechai Binyamin Rubinstein are killed in the collapse of the grandstand in Givat Zeev

13-year-old Gleiberman celebrated a bar mitzvah last Passover, and was a student of the Carlin Chassidut who held the Shavuot celebration in the synagogue.

Rubinstein, 23, was the father of a baby girl.

The storks stated: "We have been equipped with the appropriate approvals, including required safety approvals."

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Yaki Adamkar, Meirav Cohen and Maya Horodnichano

Monday, 17 May 2021, 21:43 Updated: 22:23

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In the video: Documentation of the collapse of a tribune in a synagogue in Jerusalem - dozens of casualties at the scene (Photo: Land and documentation on social networks according to section 27A of the Copyright Law)

Two people were killed and 184 were injured last night (Sunday), after a tribune collapsed in a Carlin Hasidic synagogue in Givat Zeev. The first person killed in the disaster is 13-year-old Meir Gleiberman, who celebrated a bar mitzvah last Passover and studied Talmud Torah of Hasidism in Beitar Illit. His funeral will take place tonight, most likely from the Shamgar Funeral Home in Jerusalem. The second victim is 23-year-old Mordechai Binyamin Rubinstein, a resident of Beitar Illit and the father of a baby girl.

"We are saddened and shocked by the heavy mourning and terrible grief for the disaster that befell our community. On behalf of the families and the community as a whole, we extend our gratitude to the emergency and rescue forces and medical staff at the hospitals, whose activities and dedication have saved many lives."

The storks argued that "attempts to link the collapse of the grandstand to the construction site itself should be postponed, as we have been provided with the appropriate permits, including required safety permits, which we will present to authorities, without prejudice to inspection and investigation procedures."

According to the storks, this is a point failure in the construction of the grandstand.

"The Carlin storks will act transparently and responsibly in cooperation with the authorities who are investigating the difficult incident."

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Meir Gleiberman.

(Photo: Courtesy of the photographers)

The Hadassah Medical Center in the capital said that 42 wounded were still being treated at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, including six seriously, including a 16-year-old boy who was being resuscitated and anesthetized in the intensive care unit.

Nine other wounded are hospitalized at Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital in a mild to moderate condition.

"During the last 24 hours, many of the injured orthopedic surgeries, including five children, underwent marathon surgery," Hadassah said.

Shaare Zedek Medical Center said 33 people were hospitalized from yesterday's crash, including six in critical condition and the rest in mild to moderate condition.

During the night, eight urgent and life-saving surgeries were performed at the hospital.

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