The South Florida Community Voice - January 25, 2024

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Community Snaps

Sizzling Success at Asador Event’s “Meats & Beats” Rooftop Evening

The First Annual Florida Jewish Construction Expo, JCE, Was a Huge Success BH!

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Sizzling Success at Asador Event’s “Meats & Beats” Rooftop Evening

In a carnivorous celebration that left taste buds tingling and attendees clamoring for seconds, the rooftop of Chabad of Aventura recently played host to the “Meats & Beats” all-you-can-eat Asador BBQ event. Organized by the acclaimed “Asador Events,” the gathering was a feast for the senses, combining mouthwatering flavors, rhythmic beats, and an unbeatable ambiance.

The star-studded culinary lineup featured none other than grill-masters extraordinaire Asador Mendy Lieder and The Grillfather Moty Samet. Known for their expertise in creating a carnivorous symphony, the duo left no stone unturned in delivering a meat-lover’s paradise.

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atmosphere that set the stage for a memorable evening.

Lively tunes spun by DJ Roy Baron added a rhythmic backdrop to the carnivorous festivities, ensuring that the beats matched the sizzles. Attendees reveled in the perfect blend of flavorful meats and upbeat music, creating an experience that went beyond the culinary.

As the sun set over Aventura, the event’s popularity soared, with attendees eager to partake in the gastronomic extravaganza. The rooftop venue provided an airy backdrop for the culinary spectacle, and the crowd’s energy mirrored the high spirits of the occasion.

The “Meats & Beats” event wasn’t just about barbecue; it was a comprehensive sensory experience. An open bar, cold-stone ice cream station, hookah lounge, and cigars added layers of indulgence, ensuring that guests had a well-rounded and immersive evening.

The overwhelming success of the event became evident within the first couple of hours, as the delicious offerings disappeared from the grills and serving tables. The demand for seconds was a testament to the excellence of the culinary experience curated by Asador Events and its talented team.

In the spirit of community and festivity, Chabad of Aventura once again proved to be a hub for bringing people together for unforgettable moments. The “Meats & Beats” Asador event will undoubtedly go down in the books as a sizzling success, leaving attendees eagerly anticipating the next culinary adventure.

Asador Events is available for bookings and can be reached at 347-948-0740. Chabad of Aventura Rooftop Venue can be booked by calling 305-933-0770.

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The Art of Zen: Zentangle, A Journey to Mindful Creativity at the Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale (Courtesy of Artworks by Sandy) Hollywood, Florida-In the busy and ever-changing world we live in, finding moments of tranquility and mindfulness is increasingly essential.

Enter the art of Zentangle, an engaging art method led by the accomplished visual artist, Sandy Goldglantz.

Teaching a serene and calming art form to an overwhelming crowd at the Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale on January 9th and 16th, Sandy brought a unique touch to the world of meditative art to more than 100 participants. The demand for her expertise was so immense that two separate dates had to be scheduled to accommodate the eager learners.

With her rich artistic background, and years of mastery in the art form, Sandy guided the participants through a journey of calmness and relaxation, transforming the center into a haven of creativity and mindfulness.

The atmosphere buzzed with anticipation as Sandy shared her wisdom with the attentive audience.

Each stroke of the pen and every nuanced detail became a lesson in finding peace within the artistic process. The participants, all novices, embraced the opportunity to explore this unique form of expression under Sandy’s guidance.

Zentangle was created in 2005 when Rick Roberts observed his partner, Maria Thomas, deeply engrossed in creating intricate patterns on a manuscript.

This focused, meditative state led to the birth of Zentangle, a practice that combines Zen’s tranquility with the mesmerizing beauty of repetitive patterns. Sandy, drawing from her extensive experience, has been sharing this art form to students, young children and adults of all ages. Sandy is mostly well known in the Broward County School system as an Art teacher for more than 22 years introducing students to art and having them create a vision that comes to life. Her extensive work with students has had an overall positive effect on their studies, helping them to calm anxiety and increase focus.

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The purpose of Zentangle extends beyond creating visually stunning images. It is a pathway to well-being, offering a myriad of benefits. The eight fundamental steps of the Zentangle method takes one on a journey through a process that cultivates gratitude, appreciation, and a mindful presence. Starting with gratitude which sets the tone for a mindful moment, creating a space to enjoy the upcoming artistic journey.

The steps unfold with precision – from placing dots to creating borders, dividing spaces, and tangling. Each stroke, shade, and initial signature contributes to a unique masterpiece. The key lies in taking one’s time,

embracing the journey, and focusing on the present moment. Sandy emphasizes the therapeutic effects of this creative practice, promoting increased focus, creativity, and a heightened sense of self-confidence.

Zentangle became a source of solace during challenging times, notably during the Covid lockdown.

Sandy introduced this method to elementary school students, providing them with a calming outlet to navigate anxiety and enhance focus. The simplicity of the technique, coupled with its profound impact, underscores the versatility and accessibility of Zentangle.

As an art specialist with a diverse background, Sandy brings a wealth of knowledge to her teachings. Having received her AAS degree in Fashion Illustration, and Fashion Design from FIT, and her BFA in painting from FIU, she combines her passion for art with a commitment to nurturing creativity in others.

Zentangle is more than just an art form; it’s a form of artistic meditation that transcends conventional boundaries. The black-and-white canvases filled with rhythmic patterns become a canvas for self-expression, offering a relaxing and satisfying creative outlet. Sandy Goldglantz’s expertise and dedication to teaching have made Zentangle an accessible and transformative practice, bringing the benefits of mindfulness and creativity to individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

The success of these two workshops solidified the Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale’s reputation as a hub for vibrant and exciting programming with the assistance of Sandy Goldglantz who transformed the Young Israel into a haven for artistic exploration and self-discovery, leaving an indelible mark on all who participated.

For more information on how you can learn this holistic artform, contact Artworks by Sandy at sandygoldglantz@gmail.com

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Rabbi Yochanan Zweig: A Visionary Leader in Torah Education Celebrates 50 Years of Talmudic Excellence (Courtesy of Talmudic University Yeshiva Bais Moshe Chaim) Miami Beach, Florida January 15, 2024 - As we mark the golden jubilee of Talmudic University Yeshiva Bais Moshe Chaim, we take a moment to reflect on the extraordinary journey led by Rabbi Yochanan Zweig, the visionary founder of this esteemed institution. Celebrating five decades of dedicated service to Torah education, Rabbi Zweig’s impact extends far beyond the walls of the yeshiva, shaping the lives of countless students and contributing to the vibrancy of Jewish communities around the world.

In 1972, Rabbi Yochanan Zweig embarked on a mission to create a center of Torah learning that would imbue knowledge with character development and fostering personal and community responsibility. Over the past 50 years, the yeshiva has become synonymous with Torah wisdom, leadership development, and a commitment to the values of an Orthodox Jewish life.

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on this rich foundation, he set out to create an environment where students could thrive academically while embracing the holistic essence of Torah living.

One of the distinctive features of Rabbi Zweig’s approach is evident in his parshah shiurim. Year after year, he brings fresh perspectives to the intricacies and nuances of the Torah’s wording, ensuring that each lesson provides timeless wisdom on matters affecting society today. His commitment to originality and creativity has become a hallmark of the shiurim he delivers, captivating the minds of students and community members alike.

Talmudic University Yeshiva Bais Moshe Chaim, affectionately known as “the Yeshivah” in Miami Beach, has flourished under Rabbi Zweig’s guidance. Now celebrating its Yovel Jubilee anniversary, it has grown into a comprehensive center of Torah education and community development, encompassing educational systems from preschool to kollel and many virtual and printed mediums.

In addition to its primary focus on Torah study, the yeshiva has played a pivotal role in the growth of Miami Beach’s baalei teshuvah

community. Under Rabbi Zweig’s leadership, the yeshiva has become a beacon of light, attracting individuals seeking to deepen their connection to Torah and Jewish life.

On this occasion, Rabbi Yochanan Zweig reflects not only on the growth of the institution but also on personal milestones. His 60th wedding anniversary, celebrated recently, underscores the values he holds dear — love, commitment, and mutual respect. These values, instilled in the yeshiva’s philosophy, contribute to the nurturing environment that defines Talmudic University.

In the words of Rabbi Yochanan Zweig, “Being an Orthodox Jew is not a burden. It’s a privilege and it gives a person a meaningful and fulfilling life.” This sentiment encapsulates the essence of Talmudic University Yeshiva Bais Moshe Chaim — a place where Torah is not just studied but lived.

As we applaud Rabbi Yochanan Zweig’s remarkable contributions to Torah education, we look forward to the continued success and growth of Talmudic University Yeshiva Bais Moshe Chaim, a beacon of Torah excellence for the past 50 years and beyond.

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The First Annual Florida Jewish Construction Expo, JCE, Was a Huge Success BH!

(Courtesy of JCE) The Jewish community in Florida came together 2 weeks ago for an event that celebrated Jewish professionals in the construction industry. The Annual JCE Expo, held at the Miami Airport Convention Center, brought together over 2000 attendees and completely sold out its exhibit hall of vendor booths.

Over 100 companies were represented in the bustling exhibit hall, including

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general contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, real estate developers, financial services firms, equipment suppliers, and more.

Construction industry professionals from all trades were eager to connect with fellow members of the community.

The vendor booths were constantly busy with attendees asking questions, exchanging business cards, and checking out the latest products and services.

The energy and excitement at the expo was palpable from the moment you walked in the door. The bright lights, colorful banners, and lively music created an upbeat atmosphere. Attendees were greeted by the smell of delicious food wafting from the Food court in the center of the hall. Smoked meats, Burgers, Sandwiches and more were available for attendees to snack on as they networked and visited vendor booths.

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“It’s so great to see the Jewish community come together to support each other in business,” said a local real estate developer.

Along with a Property Manager from Ft. Lauderdale said, “I Really enjoyed the show it was a great networking experience for me and my team, we picked up a lot of good contacts and vendors, Ty” Along with the lively exhibit hall, the expo also featured a lounge area which opened at 5pm consisting of pool tables, air hockey, cigar rolling, bars and more to keep the crowd entertained, engaged and to provide another networking hub to build lasting professional relationships.

The JCE proved to be an incredible celebration of talent, passion, and community within the construction and real estate industry. From electrical contractors to insulation installers, every possible trade was represented at the event. Attendees walked away inspired

by the level of craftsmanship, creativity, and determination demonstrated by their fellow community. New business collaborations were forged, deals were struck, and new professional friendships made.

Based on the incredible turnout and success of the first annual Florida Jewish Construction Expo, it is safe to say this event will continue to grow and thrive in the

coming years. The vendors were already talking about reserving their booth for next year before the event was even over!

The Jewish community wholeheartedly embraced this expo, recognizing it as an impactful way to support each other and promote Jewish businesses.

It is clear that Jewish professionals will continue to build upon the connections and momentum gained at this year’s

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The Journey of 95-Year-Old Tefillin and Their Owner Menachem Zev A”H

By Leslie Srolovits

The tefillin are 95 years old, but no one looking at them could know their history, where they had been, or what their owner had endured while he was a prisoner during World War II. Menachem Zev Ben Chaim A”H was born in Nyirbator, a tiny town outside Budapest, June 12, 1915. He was the oldest of 11 children born to a chassidish family.

All 11 of them went to cheder (religious school) before attending secular school. As a child, Menachem was very Menachem Zev Ben Chaim A”H thin — but he was strong. service in 1941, not as a soldier but rather His hair was thick and wavy, and by the as an assistant assigned to a high-ranking time he reached his late teens he had a thick officer, who was in charge of a large division. mustache. He was a charming young man The Hungarian government mandated all with a pleasant personality; many people young men to serve in some capacity. During considered him to be a practical joker. When I the earlier years there had been no overt look at pictures of him, I think he looked like signs of hatred toward Jews, but that changed Clark Gable from “Gone With The Wind” — a very rapidly. As life grew worse for the Jews handsome man with slicked-back hair, a trim throughout Europe in 1943, and as Hitler mustache, smooth skin, and piercing eyes. gained more power and started rounding up Menachem’s parents were followers of Jews in Poland and elsewhere, the treatment the Kalivah rebbe and one of his brothers of non-commissioned Jewish soldiers started became the rebbe’s hoeiz bocher — his to deteriorate. The commander, who liked house boy — charged with attending to his Menachem, allowed him to keep his tefillin, every need, arranging appointments, getting inside their little zippered blue bag, which he meals, and accompanying him wherever he kept in his deep-pocketed coat. went. Menachem received his tefillin from his As World War II spread throughout Europe parents; they were written by a Kalivah scribe. and the Hungarian Jews were rounded up by The Kalivah dynasty exists today in Jerusalem force and taken to camps, Menachem became with tens of thousands of followers. I had the a prisoner of war, held by the Hungarian and distinct honor and privilege to have a private German armies somewhere on the Russian meeting with the grand rabbi several years border. He had a very powerful voice, so ago; we spoke in Yiddish and Hungarian. the commander demanded that he sing Once, Menachem’s parents were wealthy; Hungarian songs to several hundred soldiers they owned real estate and hired Gypsies whenever they were at the main army base, to help around the house. When he was a far from the front line. In return for singing teenager, though, the family fell on hard times. songs, Menachem received extra food and Their wealth evaporated. Menachem showed was permitted to keep his tefillin. Throughout tremendous respect toward hi0s parents and the bitter cold days and nights he spent near siblings. As a young man he understood that the Russian border, Menachem often would finances were tight at home, so he found a touch and hold the tefillin, and that gave him job in a bakery making matzah. Although he comfort. worked 10- to 12-hour days, he made time to As the war in Europe got worse, put on tefillin and thank Hashem (G-d) for Menachem, who was with a small group of all his blessings. Menachem earned enough Jewish prisoners, had to dig ditches by the money to buy hand baked matzah for the front line while bullets whizzed by them. entire family for Passover. That cost his entire Hungarian soldiers thought that Jews were salary, but he had no regrets. dispensable. If a few of them were killed Menachem was inducted into military digging trenches, that wasn’t a big deal.

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Menachem told me that it was so cold in Russia that many of his fellow prisoners froze to death. It was normal and common for the prisoners to swap clothing and shoes with the dead prisoners, if their clothing or shoes had been better. Sadly, since the ground was so rock solid, always covered with thick ice and snow, none of the Jewish prisoners were buried properly.

One bone-chilling night, a friend of Menachem’s died peacefully in the front lines, frozen to death. Menachem exchanged his old ragged coat with his friend’s. The new coat was black and long enough to cover more of Menachem’s legs, which were always cold.

The new coat also had bigger pockets, and he put his tefillin in one of them.

Menachem was very concerned he might not make it through the war. He was becoming thinner and thinner as the weeks and months passed. Jewish prisoners all around him were dying from frostbite or bullets from the Russian soldiers. They constantly were being pushed to different locations, with very little rest.

He didn’t know how long he could endure it.

One night, the entire group of soldiers and Jewish prisoners stopped in a remote Russian farm – a field, a house and a barn. The soldiers were in the warm house, while the Jews were sent to the unheated barn. There were pigs and horses all around them. That was the night when Menachem held onto his tefillin tightly and asked Hashem to please watch over him as he tried to escape. Menachem had enough. He was going to take a chance and risk his life. If he succeeded, he would finally be free.

While one of the guards was distracted, Menachem ran across a snow-covered field.

The soldier screamed “Stop! Stop!” but he kept on running. He was wearing his long black coat. Several gunshots rang out, and one bullet hit Menachem’s right leg. (After all, he was an easy target, wearing a black coat and running across a snow-covered field.)

Menachem ran a few yards after he was hit, and then he collapsed into the snow.

What happened next is without a doubt one nes — one miracle — after another. As

COMMUNITY NEWS Menachem lay on the ground, in excruciating had killed all the soldiers and prisoners on pain, the soldiers surrounded him and mocked the front lines. Everyone in the hospital him. One soldier wanted to shoot him on the and on the base was convinced that it was spot, while another resisted the temptation. just a question of time before they would be “We need them for the front lines,” that second surrounded. The war was almost over, they soldier said. “Too many of these Jews have believed. been dying. Let’s send him back to the hospital and get him patched up, so he can come back here and continue to dig trenches.”

The soldiers picked Menachem up and dropped him in a small indentation in the ground, used to collect water. They did that just to torture him. They did it several times before they put him on a truck headed back to a field hospital, which was 10 miles from the front lines. Menachem was in pain. But he clutched his pocket, where his tefillin were. When he got to the hospital, a group of soldiers took him inside. They took off his coat and set it aside, and then they dropped him into Parents of Leslie Srolovits Years later, Menachem told me, “I bet you a stainless steel drum full of ice cold water. never heard of anyone’s life being saved by a They kept laughing and making jokes.

Then a doctor — who was a commissioned bullet.” His was.

Some time later, all the other prisoners at officer — walked into the operating room, told the soldiers to put Menachem on the table, the remote base in Russia where Menachem and immediately ordered everyone out of the was held were told to leave. “You are free to room. What happens next is nothing but the go,” they were told. The soldiers holding them were totally surrounded. Menachem stuffed hand of G-d, another miracle.

Menachem was all stretched out on the some food in one pocket of his black coat. table, sopping wet, under blinding lights. The tefillin were safe in his other pocket.

He was thinking, “I’ve been shot. I’ve been As he and his companions scrambled to tortured twice this evening. What else can leave, Menachem and two other prisoners Hashem want from me?” As he stared into remembered that there were mountains the doctor’s eyes, the doctor leaned over and forests at some distance from the camp.

Menachem and whispered in his ear. “I am They thought it would be a safe place to hide. a Jew. I never had a bris. I will take care of As the three men walked they heard bombs you.” Menachem was in total shock. He was landing, and fierce fighting in the distance. speechless. The doctor removed the bullet, They walked for a few hours. As they got stitched Menachem up, and said, “You are deeper and deeper into the forest, one of them super thin. I’m going to order that they put noticed an opening in the mountain. It was a you in the kitchen to work, and you must eat cave, partially hidden by trees. They climbed everything you can lay your hands on so that in and stayed there for several days, slowly you can fatten yourself up.” This was music to eating the small amount of food they had Menachem’s ears. There was very little food brought with them.

The three men often would peer out of the on the front lines.

Shortly after Menachem started to work in cave when they heard tanks and machine gun the kitchen, the doctor told him that in a week fire in the distance. Menachem remembers or two he would be transferred to another clutching his tefillin, raising his head toward field hospital. “Once I am gone, you must take the sky, and whispering, “When will this all a knife or utensil and open your wound so it end? Oh dear G-d, when will I feel safe? When starts bleeding heavily again,” the doctor told will I finally be liberated? When will I be able Menachem. “This will save you from going to go home?”

The very next day the three friends saw back to the front lines, where I am told the a bunch of German soldiers in the distance battles are becoming more intense.”

Menachem did what the doctor told exchanging clothing with the prisoners. him to do, and the new doctor in charge of Next, Menachem saw that everyone’s hands the hospital said, “You are not ready to go were up in the air, and Russian soldiers back to the front.” Several weeks later, word surrounded all of them, soldiers and prisoners spread within the hospital that the Russians alike. The Russians separated the people

dressed in uniforms from those dressed as prisoners. The Russians started marching the soldiers into the forest — but those soldiers really were prisoners. Menachem spoke some Russian that he had picked up from the years in captivity. He realized there was a language barrier separating the Hungarians, the Germans, and the Russians. At great risk to his personal safety, Menachem put his hands up in the air, crawled out of the cave, and walked toward the Russian soldiers. In broken Russian, he explained that the Germans switched clothing with the prisoners. Although it took some time to get his point across, he was successful.

The Russians demanded that the Germans and the prisoners exchange clothing again. Then they marched the German soldiers deep into the forest and killed all of them.

Menachem got some more food from the Russians, who told him that he and the other prisoners were free to go. Although Menachem felt free, he knew that there still were pockets of resistance. Word that the war was over did not filter to everyone.

Menachem walked from the Russian frontier back home to Hungary. He begged for food, knocking on doors and saying in Russian, “I am a refugee please help me with some scraps of food, or even a raw potato.” He slept in the streets, or in open fields. But still he held onto the hope that with G-d’s help he would make it back to Nyirbator.

Three and a half months after he started his journey, Menachem arrived in his hometown, only to find that gentiles were living in the house where he, his parents, and his 10 siblings had lived. Not knowing what to do, he wandered around town, looking for his parents and siblings. He came across two friends, and they hugged and kissed each other, with joy and tears. Menachem and his friends spent some time talking about what they had endured, and how they were able to survive and make it back home.

One of Menachem’s friends was very upset that all the Jewish homes were occupied by gentiles, who had taken possession of them after the Germans rounded up the Jews and deported them. After careful thought, the three childhood friends come up with a plan.

Since Hungary is still in a state of chaos, they thought, let’s raid the old police station, see what we can find, and then go house to house and evict the gentiles. Because it was a small town, they already knew a lot of people and where they use to live, Menachem said.

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COMMUNITY NEWS badges, handcuffs, and — to their amazement — guns. They tried out all the keys to the jail cells, spruced up their appearances, had a nice meal, and made the police station their temporary home. Menachem was happy and thankful to have survived, but he was not in his own home yet, and he had no idea where the rest of his family was.

The next morning, the three selfappointed detectives went door to door and politely asked the squatters to vacate the premises. If they declined to leave, the three friends opened their coats to show their weapons. If the squatters insisted on staying in the house they had taken over illegally, they were forcefully handcuffed and whisked away to jail.

Word spread around town that a Tefillin group of detectives were going door A friend suggested that Menachem to door. Some squatters felt threatened and become an apprentice glassier, which would left before the knock on their door came. give him skills as well as the opportunity to Menachem and his friends went only to the work outdoors. Menachem did become an homes where at least one family member of apprentice, and he found that he enjoyed the original occupants had survived the war. being outside and meeting people. During Their belief was that people were entitled that time, a young woman broke a glass to live in their own homes, in the houses in door in her house. That young woman, Leah which they had grown up.

Gruenberger, had survived Auschwitz, and so The three friends got their homes had her sisters and her father. Her family and back, but their parents and siblings had not Menachem’s had known each other before the returned home from the war. Menachem war. prayed that his parents and siblings would Leah called the local glassier to fix the return home every day, using his tefillin. door, so Menachem showed up at her house on The prayer was comforting. During the day, a Friday afternoon, while she was cooking the Menachem and his buddies continued to evict Shabbos meals. Menachem fixed the door, and and arrest people in town, but at night he had told her how wonderful the kitchen smelled. time to think. He wondered what he would do Leah knew that four boys in Menachem’s next, to put some normalcy back in his life. family had survived, and that they were living Menachem closed the shades every morning on their own in an empty house, without before he prayed with his tefillin, the same parents, so she invited all the brothers over tefillin that accompanied him and gave him for a Shabbos meal. comfort and hope throughout the war.

The next week Leah inadvertently One day, one of Menachem’s brothers slammed the two glass doors together again, returned from the war, then another came again breaking one of the glass panels. back, and then another. The town and its Menachem came to the rescue again, with a big houses were filling up. After several weeks, smile. Of course, Leah was very embarrassed. four brothers were back home. The other Leah invited all the brothers over for a second seven siblings and their parents were never Shabbos meal. Menachem and Leah dated briefly, and then they got married in the living seen again.

Back at the police station, one day, while room of her father’s home. (No one had big Menachem was cleaning his gun, it went off weddings then. Everyone was poor.)

Menachem was 32 years old when they accidently. It nearly killed one of his best friends. Menachem said that this was a married, and Leah was 21.

Menachem and Leah had two boys, and message from G-d that he had to pick a real profession. Menachem was a heavy chain life went on as normally as possible. The entire smoker; he smoked unfiltered cigarettes. He family escaped from Hungary in October coughed a lot – so much, in fact, that the 1956. First they went to Vienna, where they got local doctor asked him if he wanted to smell papers that allowed them to enter the United the ground from above or from below. The States in February 1957.

You’re probably wondering by now how doctor recommended that he find a job out in the fresh air. He also recommended that I came across such an interesting person as Menachem. Well, his story has been a part Menachem stop smoking immediately.

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of my entire life, because Menachem Zev Ben Chaim A”H was none other than my dear beloved father, who I miss and think of every day.

He was a man of courage and compassion toward others, regardless of who you were. My father never made a lot of money, but he was always happy with what G-d had provided him and his family. He never envied those who had more, and he always taught us to look at people who have less than we have.

If we do, he said, you never will be dissatisfied with what you have.

If you ever met my father and spoke with him just for five minutes about anything, you would walk away feeling that you just met a very special person. He made everyone feel important. He was the most genuine and honest person I have ever met.

My dad passed away 18 years ago, at the age of 89, but not a day goes by without my thinking of him and his stories, about his life and what he had to endure as a prisoner of war. I often wonder to myself how a human being can go through so much, yet be able to continue with life and raise a family and always have a smile on his face.

My mom, who I love dearly, is now 98 years old, and she is a pillar of strength and encouragement for the entire family. This is my father’s story, not my mother’s, but she has her own horror story. In Auschwitz, she made ammunition for Krups (yes, the same company that sells small appliances in Macy’s). She and her two sisters had consecutive numbers tattooed on their arms in Auschwitz; they were there for one and a half years before they were liberated by the American army.

The tefillin are in my possession. They remind me daily of who my father was, what he stood for, and how I can strive to be more like him.

The journey of the tefillin does not end here. It is my intention to replace the straps on both tefillin, replace the outer shell (called batim) and then, G-d willing, offer them to my grandson Jonah for his bar mitzvah. The tefillin, with all its history, will be passed to the great grandson of Menachem Zev Ben Chaim Srolovits A”H.

Note: I am from Boynton Beach and I am a retired technology officer with JPMorgan Chase and Capital One. I can be reached at LeslieSrolovits@gmail.com.

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Redefining Selling

By Shalom Markman

“Hello. Gotta talk to you. I wanna switch to Cardknox. But I wanna do it asap. Do you have ACH as well?” A text message I received this past week.

I hopped on with them almost immediately to answer their questions and help them through my simple application process. By the time this article is published, they will have already been boarded as a new client.

The amount of selling I did was zero. It caught me by surprise. Have I been mistaken for years? Have I been misinterpreting sales my entire life? Have I been trying to sell way too hard while not appreciating the value I truly offer?

If I’m defining sales as let me tell you why you need this product and why you should be buying it from me, then not only have I been trying to sell too hard, but I’m also completely misinterpreting the word, sales.

Business owners have a hard time being comfortable with the ‘sales’ responsibility.

Nancy Bleeke Noel, (Why Does Sales Still Get a Bad Rap? May 2018, Sales Pro Insider) elaborates that “small business owners with technical expertise (that’s you financial advisors, CPAs, lawyers, engineers) or products that are valuable to the consumer seem to have an especially hard time being comfortable and skillful with the sales part of their responsibilities.” “In fact,” continues Noel, “I see many of them pour more money than they should into marketing and other efforts just so they don’t have to sell. At some P. 3 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E . C O M

point, conversations with potential buyers do occur and in fact, may be needed to help buyers make confident buying decisions; and they aren’t prepared for a collaborative conversation that will secure the “yes, we’ll work with you” decision.”

The simple word, sales, has thus made me feel needy for a while. It’s made me feel that all I wanted was something from the other.

I’ve been hesitant for so long to eradicate the word sales from my conscious as I interact with others when in the sales process.

My current email signature which hasn’t been updated in years even says ‘account executive. But who am trying to trick? Mr. or Mrs. Director of Development, we get it.

You’re in sales. So is every CEO, and they are selling much more than a product. They are selling ideas and a vision to their employees.

I have it easy.

So how to shed that negative premise?

Step one is to acknowledge what sales actually is. Step two is to be proud of the term in how it relates to the value we add.

My personal greatest sales successes have come when it was completely about the other. When there was a need and I was able to solve it, like a missing puzzle piece in an unfinished puzzle. Like the time I landed a major client because of current chargeback issues they were facing. Or a recent client from last week, a bookkeeping company, that reached out and required an account set up for a client to be rushed before the fifteenth of the month because of their clients net

fifteen policies. They also needed it done with certain specifications, like having the new payment gateway integrate into other existing internal softwares. It’s realizing that your prospects need you more than you need them. Once you get there, you’re selling on another level. It’s not about you anymore.

The client feels listened to instead of sold to.

It’s about going through our customers and appreciating that each had a specific need at that exact time and place when they became a client of ours. We have so much to offer that there’s no need to force the sale.

The selling in sales should ideally be more about helping get our prospects to the finish line. Showing that we’re listening to their concerns and helping with the decisionmaking process. Go out and ask for business but not without believing in your value and understanding how you can benefit the other simultaneously.

Hence, I hereby redefine the term sales, as ‘offering a product or service utilizing the power of emotional intelligence.’ Speaking of, that client application has just been approved and my phone’s ringing. Gotta go.

Shalom Markman started selling merchant services by door knocking in NYC. He currently lives in Norfolk VA with his family and visits Florida when he gets hungry or brings on a new client. You can find him on LinkedIn.

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Did You Quit? How To Avoid The Vicious Cycle

By Shmuel Shayowitz A man walks into a gym on January 1st, bursting with enthusiasm. He tells the trainer, “I’m here to fulfill my New Year’s resolution: Go to the gym daily, lose some pounds, and add a drop of muscle!” He adds, “If I quit, I’ll pay you $100.” Impressed by his determination, the trainer gets him started on a rigorous routine.

Two weeks later, the man appears, looking a lot less enthusiastic. The trainer asks, “How’s it going?”

The man replies, “Well, I’ve decided to adjust my resolution. Now, my commitment is to come to the gym every day and just wave to you. I figure I’m losing pounds of guilt and gaining muscle in my waving arm. It’s much more sustainable, and I won’t have to pay you a hundred bucks. So I am actually making money, which was also one of my financial resolutions!”

If you didn’t know, National Quitters Day was celebrated last week. Quitters Day typically falls in mid-January and marks the point where the passion for New Year’s resolutions starts to wane. It is the metaphorical wall we hit when the initial enthusiasm for goals, such as saving more money, paying off debt, or investing, clashes with the reality of our daily lives. Here are some tips I have shared with clients to keep their financial resolutions alive…

Set Realistic and Specific Goals: Instead of aiming to “save a lot of money,” define what that means for you. Maybe it’s saving $100 more each month or cutting down on specific unnecessary expenses. By setting achievable and clear targets, you can measure your progress and stay motivated.

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make informed decisions about where to cut back and how to allocate your savings more effectively.

Track Your Progress: Whether it’s through a spreadsheet, an app, or a journal, keeping track of your financial journey can provide a sense of accomplishment. Celebrate small milestones, like paying off a percentage of your debt or reaching a savings goal.

Automate Your Finances: Automation can be a powerful tool. Setting up automatic transfers to your savings account or automatic bill payments can help you stay on track without having to think about it every day.

Educate Yourself: The more you know about personal finance, the better equipped you’ll be to make smart decisions. Read books, follow financial blogs, or even consider talking to a financial advisor.

Find a Support System: Share your goals with friends or family members who can offer support and accountability. Sometimes, just knowing someone else is aware of your goals can increase your commitment to them.

Adjust as Necessary: Life is unpredictable,

and your financial situation can change.

Be flexible and willing to adjust your goals as needed. There’s no shame in modifying your objectives to better fit your current circumstances.

Remember the ‘Why’: Remind yourself why you set these resolutions in the first place. Whether it’s to be debt-free, save for a house, or just have a financial cushion, keeping the end goal in mind can be a powerful motivator.

Quitters Day is not just a day; it’s a reminder of the challenges we face in maintaining long-term goals.

Understanding why resolutions fail and implementing strategies to overcome these obstacles can turn your financial aspirations into achievements.

Remember, the journey to financial stability is a marathon, not a sprint. With perseverance, a well-thought-out plan, and some grit, you can stay on track for a financially healthy year.

Shmuel Shayowitz (NMLS#19871) is a highly regarded Real Estate & Finance Executive, Writer, Speaker, Coach, and Advisor. He is President and Chief Lending Officer of Approved Funding, a privately held national mortgage banker and direct lender. Shmuel has over twenty years of industry experience, holding numerous licenses and accreditations, including certified mortgage underwriter, licensed real estate agent, residential review appraiser, and accredited investor, to name a few. Shmuel has successfully navigated through many changing markets and business landscapes, making his market insights and experience well-coveted within the real estate industry. He can be reached via email at Shmuel@approvedfunding.com.

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Orlando Things to Do & Attractions: For families visiting Orlando during Yeshiva Break, there is much more to enjoy than just theme parks. Orlando is more than just a destination; it’s a journey into the extraordinary. Uncover the hidden gems that make Orlando an extraordinary escape for families seeking joy beyond the rollercoasters!

JANUARY 25TH MELROSE CENTER - ORLANDO PUBLIC LIBRARY OPEN MIC NIGHT 101 E Central Blvd, Orlando 6:00pm to 7:30pm, free of charge Stage, PA, and microphones provided! All genres of music from original songs to cover songs and drum friendly! All music lovers and artists are encouraged to sharpen your live performance skills, have a fun bonding moment with your loved ones, or be an enthusiast in the crowd!

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JANUARY 28TH JUST FOR KIDS WEEKEND AT SEAWORLD ORLANDO 7007 Sea world Dr, Orlando Children ages 3 to 9 $20.00, adults age 10+ $34.99, Infants free admission Embark on a weekend of excitement as we kick off Sesame Street Land’s 5th birthday celebration! There will be a debut of the ALL-NEW Sesame Street birthday parade, a special DJ dance party, birthday crafts and a birthday photo op with everyone’s favorite furry friends! Star appearances by Blippi, Meekah, and Snuffy as a surprise for photos and meet and greets as well!

ORLANDO SCIENCE CENTER 777 E Princeton St, Orlando General admission: Adults $24, seniors age 55+ $22, youth age 2-11 $18, students with ID $22, infants free of charge January 21st to May 5th, Going Places exhibit: Pilot an airship, ride a hovercraft, or control traffic in a city! Over a dozen interactive exhibits await adventurous travelers and visitors. From packing a cargo ship in “Rock the Boat” to challenging a friend in “Recumbent Racer,” there is no shortage of fun for everyone. Man your own yacht and sail into the wind in “Land Yacht” or become a car-packing expert in “Load the Car.” Other exhibits NOW include: Kidstown, Life, Kinetic Zone, DinoDigs, Our Planet Our Solar System, Fusion: A STEAM Gallery, Food Heroes, Tiny Green Home.

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Brittle Bones - Preventing Osteoporosis

By Dr. Ezra Miller

The fear of osteoporosis - the weakening of bones - is a common concern as we age. This process involves a natural decrease in bone density, making them more susceptible to fractures. In fact, studies show that the risk of death related to hip fractures is equivalent to the risk of death from breast cancer in 50-yearold women (Cummings et al.). While factors like aging and genetics play a role, adopting the right diet and behaviors can significantly reduce this risk and the severity of osteoporosis in both men and women.

Recent studies (Yi-Qung Yang et al. for those interested) emphasize that activity levels, smoking cessation, and sunlight exposure reduced the risk of developing osteoporosis. Notably, physical activity is the sole factor that reduced the risk of actual fracture incidence. This is most likely due to the fact that exercise not only impacts osteoporosis development but also provides additional adaptations such as balance, agility, and movement control, all crucial to P. 4 2 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E . C O M

reducing the risk of falls and fractures.

Increased activity, specifically resistance training, will not only improve one’s strength but also directly increase bone density. By moving one’s body against resistance, the muscles pull on the bones, forcing them to adapt and get stronger. As long as we are lifting safely, starting with lighter weights and progressing to heavier ones will result in increased bone density, contributing to improved bone health over time.

Additionally, nutrition is a potent tool to enhance bone density, providing the necessary building blocks for muscle and bone strength. A diet rich in protein, vegetables, and essential nutrients helps improve muscle strength. Whereas, calcium and vitamin D specifically play a critical role in bone density as they are directly incorporated in the process of strengthening bones. Moreover, getting adequate and safe sunlight is crucial, as it prompts natural vitamin D production, further supporting bone strength.

Ideally, it is optimal to begin preventing osteoporosis as early as possible. However, irrespective of when we begin, we can strongly influence the severity of the disease. Our bodies adapt to various triggers we provide regardless of age or gender. So, starting late is still considerably better than never.

The complications of osteoporosis can significantly impact our lives and life expectancy. Utilizing the right tools and starting now, is our best defense against this preventable disease. Simply by increasing physical activity, getting appropriate sunlight, and consuming the right nutrients, we can mitigate the risk of osteoporosis and enhance both our quality and quantity of life.

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Call or text: 347-324-4039 Free Private Counseling for Women with Breast Cancer Strictly confidential, MSW with 20 years experience Call: 845-721-7062 Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services Free counseling & help for couples struggling w/ infertility Jaclyn at jaclynt@ralesjfs.org

FOOD Challah Gemach Free Challah for needy families for Shabbos.

Call or text: 347-324-4039 Shifra & Puah Meals/Assistance for Postpartum Women Call Esther: 310-866-8261 or Rabbi Benitah: 718-213-1811 Yetiv Lev Food Assistance Emergency assistance, visits and meals for new mothers and others that are sick Contact 786-202-3344 Tomchei Shabbos Miami Kosher Supermarket Contact Rabbi Mendy Cheruty at 305-219-3353 Tomchei Shabbos of Florida Contact Dovie Katz at 786-248-1690 P. 4 4 / T S F C O M M U N I T YVO I C E . C O M

The Cupboard, Jewish Family Services: The Dorit & Ben J. Genet (Broward residents only by appointment) Contact 954-530-7555 Jewish Community Services Food Bank 305-947-8093 Craig’s Pantry 954-648-6359 *The South Florida Community Voice is not responsible for hechsher at pantries. Please verify all food items.

CLOTHING The Closet 1840 NE 183rd St. North Miami Beach, FL Next to the Skylake Shul 305-4671928 Goodman Jewish Family Services 954-909-0810 SHIVA Freshly prepared meals for families sitting Shiva Call or text: 347-324-4039 Chesed Shel Emes Helps families cope with all matters related to the care of the deceased: burial, transport, shiva chairs, tables etc.

Call: 305-359-5700 or 305-590-8005 MONEY Free Loan Gemach No interest small loans Contact Rina at 347-628-0394 Hebrew Free Loan Association of South Florida Contact 305-933-1187 or 954-706-6236 Loan Gemach North Miami Beach Florida 33162 305-332-3572 The Helping Hands Lending G’mach.

Contact Aharon Greenberg: 305-534-7050 or 768-268-9883  HHLendingGmach@gmail. com.

HOUSEHOLD Mezuzah Gemach Mezuzahs available to borrow Contact Rabbi Yochanan Klein at 305-450-8287 Free Mezuzahs Mezuzahs available free of charge  ww.myzuzah.org/me/

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Everything Virtual Gemach for Jewish Families with Financial Difficulties Helps people find an item you need from someone who is donating it. This includes clothing, shoes, toys, books, baby gear, furniture placement, Judaica, Sefarim, sheitels, houseware items and more (everything except medical supplies, coats and gowns) Does not resell anything that is donated* Contact Orit Sabo at 917-3595818 to request an item or to donate an item to someone else For the full Gemach list, please visit: tsfcommunityvoice.com/gemach

HELP WANTED North Miami Beach Restaurant looking for a manager full time or part time please call must have experience 786-553-5028 Writer/Content Creater/Remote Office Assistant available for Part time or full time work. Please contact Laci at 13152503321 or LacianaLeonard5@ gmail.com Looking to hire: Full time (9-5) secretary/ office manager based out of office in Miami Beach. Must have basic computer skills, emails, spreadsheet organizing, quickbooks, and most importantly be a team player with good energy. Pay based upon experience with room for growth. Requirements: must have a vehicle and speak Spanish Send resume and inquiries to Moshe@cmgtgroup. com to schedule an interview The cave is now hiring servers hostess & kitchen staff 954-888-8112 Currently looking for self driven individuals to join our financial firm. We can train & develop you to own your own practice or grow into management positions.

Call or WhatsApp 806-290-6618 Aventura/North Miami Beach full-time and part-time security positions available Monday - Friday as well as on the weekends. Morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight shifts available. Must have an active D license and speak English.

Bilingual a plus! Please call 239-379-1764 A local Hollywood preschool is looking for a full time bookkeeper. Please reach out to 954625-4580 or email office@baismordechai.com

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If you just need a helping hand, the Helping Hands Lending G’mach can provide interest free loans of up to $10,000 for qualifed borrowers.* *Loan Amount, terms and payments are determined for each loan by the Loan Committee in consultation with the borrower.

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Every menu is a work of art, designed exclusively for you and your guests.

With a background in both traditional and contemporary Middle-Eastern kosher cuisine, Chef Michelle brings a creative touch to every dish, ensuring each one is a masterpiece of taste. Let us elevate your next gathering, big or small, with delicious kosher culinary creations.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Embracing Inclusivity

The Heartwarming Mission of The Friendship Circle of Greater Fort Lauderdale (Courtesy of The Friendship Circle of Greater Fort Lauderdale) The Friendship Circle, based inside the Las Olas Chabad Jewish Center, located in the heart of Downtown Fort Lauderdale, is an organization filled with compassion and inclusivity. Dedicated to positively impacting the lives of children, teens, and adults with special needs, this organization goes beyond the conventional boundaries of friendship.

What is the Friendship Circle?

The Friendship Circle is a communitydriven initiative that fosters friendships and meaningful connections between our participants and volunteers.

Based on the principles of empathy and understanding, this unique program aims to create a supportive environment where meaningful friendships flourish and selfconfidence blossoms.

Mission and Impact At the core of the Friendship Circle’s mission is the belief that everyone deserves to have a friend regardless of ability. By pairing dedicated volunteers with individuals facing various challenges, the organization strives to break down social barriers and promote a sense of belonging.

Empowering Young Adults While many organizations focus on aiding children with special needs, the Friendship Circle goes a step further by actively engaging adults through their Life Skills & Job Training Program. The organization provides a platform for teaching essential life skills, including

social and emotional regulation, to give its participants a more independent and fulfilling life.

The Friendship Grill: Fostering Independence A standout feature of the Friendship

only imparts practical abilities but also instills a sense of confidence and accomplishment in the participants.

Want to bring smiles and joy to the lives of children & adults with special needs? The simple answer is, “Yes!” The Friendship Circle invites individuals from the community to become part of their incredible family of volunteers. The opportunity to give back and make a difference in the lives of those with special needs is both gratifying and heartwarming.

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Involved Whether you have a few hours a week or a day to spare, the Friendship Circle welcomes volunteers to join this impactful mission. By registering at https://friendshipfl. org/volunteer-registration, you can Circle is the Friendship Grill. The Friendship Grill is the home base of the daily Life Skills Program & Job Training Program. The participants in the program are actively involved daily in preparing the restaurant and helping it run, including table set up, restocking drinks, cutlery, food prep, and so much more! A large focus is the daily customer interaction, where the participants can work on their communication, customer service, and money math by using the cash register with a community volunteer to guide them. This initiative not

contribute your time and compassion to making a world of difference in the lives of these exceptional individuals.

The Friendship Circle is not just an organization; it’s a testament to the transformative power of friendship.

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Joining the Friendship Circle is an invitation to participate in something truly meaningful and rewarding.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR

January 12-28 Get ready for an extraordinary adventure at the South Florida Fair, where thrill rides and captivating performances will transform every moment into a memory you’ll cherish. Immerse yourself in the magic and excitement – it’s a fair experience like no other!

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GRAND KLEZMER CONCERT FEATURING THE MIAMI KLEZMER BAND TOGETHER WITH ZEVY STEIGER AND ARYEH HURWITZ Sunday, February 4th, 2024 2:00 PM The Julius Littman Performing Arts Theater 17011 NE 19th Ave, North Miami Beach

Admission: $10 and up To buy tickets, go to www.MiamiKlezmer.com or Call (954) 458-6000

IGNITE BROWARD 2024: FORT LAUDERDALE SOUTH FLORIDA’S ANNUAL ART AND TECHNOLOGY FESTIVAL

Wednesday, January 24 7pm-10pm Thursday, January 25 6pm-10pm Sunday, January 28 6pm-10pm Downtown Fort Lauderdale will feature five spectacular outdoor, digital, light-based art sculptures and 3D projection mapping installations at the Museum of Discovery & Science (401 SW 2 St.) and Esplanade Park 400 Southwest 2nd Street Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 Tickets are not required to attend or for any events For more information, visit IGNITEBroward.com.

TU B’SHVAT COMMUNITY CELEBRATION Interactive activity stationsKosher food for purchase January 28, 2024 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM T.Y Park | 3300 N Park Rd Hollywood

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KID’S ZONE Theme: What is your favorite Parsha in the Chumash? Why? Draw your favorite story in the Chumash with a sentence explaining why!

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 February 14, 2024 Winners will be announced in the February 15th edition and will also be contacted directly.

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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KID’S ZONE This Week’s Theme: Tu B’shevat

Congratulations to our winners!

Email info@tsfcommunityvoice.com to claim your gift card!

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Mendel Margolin North Miami Beach Age 8

Devora Janowski North Miami Beach 11 years old

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Ezra Jakubovic Boca Raton, FL Age 9

Avital Friedman Hollywood Florida Age 11

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