The Long Island firefighter who saved a sacred Sefer Torah from a burning Chabad on Wednesday said he was no “super hero” and was just doing what he was trained to do.
Long Island firefighter who heroically saved Torah from fire brushes off praise: ‘I’m no hero’
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