Hebron

As the sun began to set, a mysterious man appeared and joined them for the minyan. Following the holiday, he blew the shofar and vanished. The next day, the synagogue's gabbai dreamt of the man, who declared, 'I am Abraham, your father, and I saw your distress; thus, I came to join you for Yom Kippur prayers.'

The most horrific event took place in the city of Hebron, where 67 Jews, including men, women, and children, were murdered. Many of the victims were students from the Hebron yeshiva. The perpetrators executed their plan with such brutality and monstrosity, recalling only the Simchat Torah massacre of the previous year.

The assassination, famously dubbed "the shot heard around the world," triggered a chain of events that led to the outbreak of World War I.

Chaim Neuman has lived in Hebron for decades, serving as a synagogue gabbai at the Cave of the Patriarchs, and believes: "The holy forefathers surely rejoice when they see the million people visiting them yearly." How is this connected to his kidney donation?