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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor, Your publication has been an invaluable source of connection and insight within our Jewish community, and I am truly grateful for the platform you provide.

The South Florida Community Voice Magazine has become a beacon of unity for our community, fostering a sense of togetherness that transcends geographical boundaries. It’s heartwarming to see how the magazine serves as a bridge connecting Jewish residents from all South Florida. In a world that seems to be pulling us apart, your magazine plays a crucial role in keeping us connected and informed.

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SOUTH FLORIDA SUPPORTS ISRAEL

Governor Ron DeSantis Expresses Strong Support for Israel & Announces New Proposed Sanctions

By Avrohom Luban

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis held a press conference today at the Shul of Bal Harbour in Surfside, Florida, where he reiterated his unwavering support for Israel and addressed critical issues pertaining to the region.

During the press conference, Governor DeSantis emphasized Israel’s inherent right to defend itself and voiced his concerns about the allocation of funds to Iran from the United States.

He underscored the need for a steadfast commitment to Israel’s security.

In a significant legislative announcement, Governor DeSantis proposed new sanctions on Iran. These sanctions would extend existing prohibitions on state investment in Iranian businesses to encompass nearly a dozen sectors, spanning finance, technology, construction, and shipbuilding. Furthermore, the proposed legislation would prohibit state and local governments from engaging in contracts with companies operating within these newly expanded sectors. Governor DeSantis stated, “These sanctions will undoubtedly rank as the most robust anti-Iran measures enacted by any state in this nation.”

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Israel. She pledged to continue strengthening the enduring partnership between the state of Florida and the nation of Israel, stating “the special bond between Florida and Israel will only grow stronger every single day”.

Additional dignitaries present at the conference included Israel’s

Counsel General in Miami, Maor Elbaz-Starinsky, Rabbi Shalom Lipskar, Rav of The Shul, as well as many Rabbonim and community leaders. Numerous state senators and representatives attended this important event, demonstrating a unified and resolute show of support for Israel.

Agudath Israel of Florida is extremely pleased with the overwhelming support for Israel, and we are deeply grateful to all the elected officials who have stood with us and worked alongside us during this challenging period.

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Skydiving that defy gravity, there’s no shortage of indoor escapades to keep the fun alive when the weather outside is less than perfect. These top 10 rainy day activities offer not just shelter from the rain but a chance for young explorers to uncover new worlds, challenge their skills, and create unforgettable memories.

3. Young At Art Museum 751 SW 121st Ave, Davie, FL 33325 Interactive art experiences, exhibits, and hands-on creativity for kids.

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10. Sawgrass Mills Mall 12801 W Sunrise Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33323 One of the largest outlet malls in the United States, offering shopping, and an indoor playground in the “Kid’s Play Area.”

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I forcefully pried the automatic doors open because I didn’t have time to wait around. A few weeks of waiting was way too long until this store was going to be up and running. I was quite OK to let my decision maker know, whoever it may have been, that I was snooping around.

So, I did just that, and left my name and number on the cash register, the back-office door, and on the door outside. Now that I had accomplished leaving my mark, my recon still wasn’t done.

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myself in each day to better learn how to sell them. The only problem was that this was my first month in sales. Not only was I new to my product, but selling to a grocery store was also completely new to me. I was training on the job by teaching myself. But one issue still persisted. I wasn’t getting called back. Although, I wasn’t being told not to come back either. So, I continued my daily visits.

A few weeks later I struck gold.

I had practically given up by then, but I made the drive anyways. I think it was the car I saw around back this time, so I knocked for a change. The front doors opened up, and the owner standing a head taller, knew exactly why I was there before I even had a chance to open my mouth. I guess goal accomplished.

We chatted but it turned out they had already committed and signed on with a new provider.

Bummer! I wanted a chance, and I was determined to get one. I suggested that I come back in three months so we can reevaluate their current decision together.

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I had gently pressured without asking for an immediate decision.

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Dear Rachelli, I find that my playroom is always a mess and I can never keep it organized. What is the secret to an organized playroom?

A: The truth is that there is no secret or magic formula! Since toys are made for children, keeping them perfectly organized is largely out of your control.

You can feel better knowing that toy storage doesn’t have to look perfect at all times. Toys are meant to be played with and enjoyed. However, it is very helpful to have a system for your toys that will be easy to maintain. If you have clearly organized systems, it will be much easier to get the kids to keep their toys neat.

Tip #1: Instead of using the packages the toys came in for storage, purchase clear containers with lids. (It’s crucial to buy high quality containers. Kids can be rough with these containers and you want them to last!) Empty as many toys as you can into these containers. This will eliminate the task of trying to fit awkwardly shaped packages into the closet, and will instead provide a neat, uniform appearance to your shelves.

Tip #2: Label! There is no way your children will know which bin to put the toys back into without clear labels. A cute idea to assist kids who can’t read yet is to print A picture of the toy and tape it inside the box facing out. This ensures that even the smaller kids can know what belongs in the box, and clean up.

Tip #3: It is essential to categorize the shelves of your playroom. There are building toys, baby toys, puzzles, and games. Each category should have its own place; this saves a lot of confusion and mess. You may want to label the shelves by category.

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Tip #4: Keep big bulky toys like cars, trucks or dolls in large bins as well, instead of lining them up on the floor or on a shelf. Even if the bin doesn’t close, it still keeps the items contained and gives them a home.

Tip #5: Give each child a bin of his or her own, to keep his personal “stuff” in. Designate a space to store the bins, either in his room, the playroom, or mudroom. This helps make cleaning the house an easier task! You can just place each child’s items in his bin and have him take care of it. And of course, label each bin with the child’s name. Important note: If A child has accumulated too much stuff and it can no longer be contained in the bin, it is time for him to choose something to discard or give away. You will be teaching your child the value of prioritizing things that are important and letting go of things that are no longer needed.

Tip #6: Keep games on a high shelf and out of reach from little ones. If a child wants to play a game, an adult should take it down. This way you can somewhat control how many games are out at a time. Only one game may be taken down at a time, and then must be cleaned up when done. It is a great idea to have a bin near your games labeled “Game Pieces.” If you ever find a random game piece and aren’t sure which game it goes to, just drop it in that bin. This way, when your children are playing, they can check that bin for missing pieces.

Tip #7: A popular solution to keeping games neat is to store them vertically, like books. This ensures that the games don’t topple over when trying to select one.

However, if the original box is broken or torn, discard it. Store the game pieces in a bin. If the gameboard does not fit in the bin, have it rest right near the container.

Tip #8: If you do not have a playroom, no need to panic! Dedicate an area in the family room or in bedrooms to keep the toys. Still, it’s important to buy some sort of shelving.

This way you can still categorize and have bins sorted on shelves.

Pro Tip: Try to get a cabinet or storage unit with doors. It will be well worth the extra expense. This way even if your toys are stored in the middle of your living room, you can close the closet doors and the room will still look neat.

Always remember that happy kids make mess, and it’s all part of childhood. Allow your children to enjoy playing with their toys and engage in imaginative play, while at the same time teaching them responsibility in keeping their toys neat.

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Mushroom Vegetarian Chili Making chili with veggie ground beef means we can then top with cheese and sour cream- my taste buds confirm: this chili is phenomenal!!!

I love this recipe because it’s crockpot friendly- just leave it on low as long as needed and enjoy a cozy warm meal when you’re ready. To really elevate the fall vibes, add a side of skillet cornbread perfect cozy combo!

INGREDIENTS • 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil • 1 medium onion, diced • 1 pound veggie ground meat • 1 tablespoon grill seasoning • ½ pound cremini mushrooms, chopped • 4 to 6 cloves garlic, chopped • 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce • 1 teaspoon chili powder or more for spicier

• 1 teaspoon cumin • 1 (32-ounce) can crushed tomatoes • 1 bottle imported beer • 1 (15-ounce) can black beans, drained and rinsed • 1 (15-once) can red kidney beans, drained and rinsed • Toppings: shredded cheddar cheese, sour cream and avocado

Skillet Cornbread

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15 Min Prep Time 6-8 Servings

PREPARATION 1. Heat a deep, large skillet or a pot over high heat.

Add 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil.

2. Saute the onion for two minutes, add the veggie meat and the mushrooms and garlic. Season with grill seasoning and cumin. Add the Worcestershire and chili powder.

3. Pour in beer, tomatoes, and beans. Cook for a minimum of 30 minutes or as long you need on low to allow flavors to meld.

4. Top bowls with cheese, sour cream and avocado.

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35 Min Duration 25 Min Cook Time 10 Min Prep Time 8 Servings

INGREDIENTS • canola cooking spray • 1 cup all purpose flour 250 mL • 2/3 cup cornmeal 150 mL • 1 Tbsp granulated sugar 15 mL • 2 tsp baking powder 10 mL • 1/4 tsp each salt and pepper 1 mL • 2/3 cup skim milk 150 mL • 1 (12 oz/341 mL) can whole kernel corn, drained 1 • 1 (4.5 oz/113g) can shopped green chilies 1 • 2 Tbsp red pepper, chopped finely 30 mL • 1 tsp onion powder 5 mL • 2 Tbsp canola oil 30 mL • 1 egg, lightly beaten 1

PREPARATION 1. Preheat oven to 400°F (230°C).

2. Spay oven-proof skillet with canola oil cooking spray and place in oven to heat.

3. Combine flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, salt and pepper.

Make a well in the center of mixture.

4. Combine milk and remaining ingredients. Add to dry ingredients, stirring until just moistened. Pour batter into hot skillet. Bake for 25 minutes or until golden.

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Jamie Geller is the Chief Media and Marketing Officer at Aish. She is also a best-selling cookbook author, celebrity chef, television producer and businesswoman.

She is an author of 8 cookbooks and the founder of Kosher Media Network.

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This Week’s Theme: Judaism in Nature

Congratulations to our winners!

Name, Name, and Name,email info@tsfcommunityvoice.com to claim your gift card!

Winners chosen randomly

1ST PLACE WINNER

2ND PLACE WINNER

3RD PLACE WINNER

Andi Oppenheimer, 7y.o., Miami Beach

Layla Friedman, 11y.o., Hollywood Florida

Chaya Ives, 8y.o., Hollywood Florida

Thank you to everyone who joined!

Eliyohu Ives, 10y.o., Hollywood Florida

Gabriella Oppenheimer, 5y.o., Miami Beach

Lielle Oppenheimer, 5y.o., Miami Beach

Avital Friedman, 11y.o., Hollywood Florida

Shmuel Ives, 6y.o., Hollywood Florida P4 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E . C O M

Yael Berner, 9 y.o.

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Theme: Judaism in Nature Create an artwork that connects being Jewish with nature, emphasizing the concept of Hashems' creation.

First place: $30 gift card | Second place: $20 gift card | Third place: $10 gift card Email your artwork to info@tsfcommunityvoice.com Make sure to include your name, age, and city Entries must be received by October 17, 2023.

Winners will be announced in the next edition 10/19/23 and will also be contacted individually.

This type of contest encourages creativity, education, and community engagement while celebrating important Jewish themes. It allows kids to express themselves through their art and writing, and it also provides an opportunity for their work to be showcased in the magazine.

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