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First things first, how did a heimeshe man from Brooklyn open up a holistic wellness center?

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I was sure there had to be natural wellness solutions in Hashem’s perfect world, and I set out to learn more about them. The more I learned about the body’s innate healing and natural therapies, the more my passion for holistic wellness grew! Today, I’m so privileged to share my research and all these natural benefits with so many others.

Can you explain a little more exactly what holistic wellness means?

Sure! Holistic wellness is an easy phrase to misuse and misunderstand, especially if you’re interested in alternative medicine or seeking to treat an issue that isn’t responding to pills and doctor’s visits.

Simply put, “holistic wellness” means not separating the symptoms from the cause. Rather than just medicating our patients, we create treatments that heal the whole person—taking into account the mental, social, physical, and nutritional causes of their pain.

That’s a lot of complicated factors, isn’t it?

It sure is complicated, but so are our bodies! Holistic wellness is not a quick fix, but it works wonders for those willing to commit.

How does YHS address all those complex areas?

The main problem with traditional medicine is that our doctors are too busy to listen—and we’re too busy to talk to them. At YHS, treatments typically begin with holistic coaching. When a Client approaches us with an untreatable issue, we partner them first with a Naturopathic Holistic Coach, who can develop an individualized plan and help them through all areas of their recovery journey.

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Wow, and this is all holistic wellness?

Yes. Holistic wellness also focuses on Naturopathic Medicine, which is a key aspect of our YHS mission.

What is Naturopathic Medicine?

Naturopathic Medicine is the theory that our bodies have an innate ability to heal themselves. By finding and removing the barriers to this self-healing—such as poor diet or unhealthy habits—naturopathic practitioners can help this process move smoothly for a faster, more effective recovery.

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Rather than just medicating our patients, we create treatments that heal the whole person— taking into account the mental, social, physical, and nutritional causes of their pain.

I enjoy the sauna after a good workout, but something tells me YHS sauna treatment isn’t quite the same.

It is actually completely different! This is more like a Super Ozone Sauna. You are getting Ozone and Carbonic Acid delivered trans-dermally, through the skin. Ozone is a super oxygen which binds to toxins and heavy metals, while Carbonic Acid calms the nervous system and regulates blood pressure.

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Are therapies only available with naturopathic coaching?

So you’ll fix my diet and my lifestyle, but what about all these interesting therapies you offer?

We have a variety of cutting-edge treatments and equipment that we believe can help our clients feel better and recover faster. While some of our therapies you may recognize, such as colon cleansing, our lesser-known lymphatic massage and ozone sauna therapies can be just as effective—and have just as many success stories!

Tell us about those three therapies you mentioned.

Sure thing. Colon Hydrotherapy, also known as a colonic or colon cleanse, detoxifies and cleans the colon from waste that can be impacting digestion, nutrition, and energy levels. Your colon is the key to healthy bowel management, nutrient absorption, and getting rid of toxins—so if you’re struggling with poor digestion, energy levels, or skin concerns, Colon Hydrotherapy is worth looking into.

And lymphatic massage? That sounds relaxing!

Many of our YHS patients think so, too! But it’s also really effective for healing fluid retention, when the body holds onto excess fluid during pregnancy, surgery recovery, and weight changes.

Not at all! Each treatment stands alone as a highly effective method of detox, rejuvenation, and will put you on a path to wellness, anti-aging and longevity. Working with a coach will help you go a bit deeper by guiding you on your wellness journey and rounding out the elements of diet, supplements and lifestyle.

Sounds amazing, you must have some great success stories!

We do! Since we treat everything from serious chronic pain to persistent acne, it can be hard to choose a favorite success story. Helping a young man shed unhealthy pounds, clearing up a tough case of MRSA, and giving back a teenage girl’s clear complexion- and confidence - are just a few that come to mind.

But one of the most inspiring cases had to be a woman with Chronic Lyme Disease. Her doctors told her she’d need to suffer from the fatigue and pain for a long time as she made her way through various antibiotics. She found her way here, b’h, and we got her started on a holistic treatment and diet plan - and saw a fast, happy recovery.

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was written that there are names that we assume are Yiddish but are not (the examples brought included the names Getzel, Hertz, etc.). The article asserts that they are German names. May I mention that so are the last names Rosenberg, Spitzer, Eisenberg, etc.? In fact almost all Ashkenazi last names are of German origin… and most Yiddish first names — like Liba, Faiga, Gitta — are of German origin, too.

In fact, all original Yiddish words and names, with the exception of Lashon Hakodesh words that are used in the Yiddish language, originated from Old German. As Yidden spread outward from Germany and France and settled in Eastern European countries, many Slavic words entered the Yiddish vocabulary, too.

In our generation, those of us living in the English-speaking countries use many English loan words mixed into our Yiddish, and Yiddish speakers in other countries use loan words from their native language, thinking that they are speaking purely Yiddish. This is how languages evolve over time.

We must realize that today we are more aware of the origins of many words and names, as we have more literature, and it is easier to attain education in general matters than centuries and millennia ago.

It’s true that languages evolve and names are adopted, but regardless of origin, if they are accepted by Yehudim for centuries, then they are Jewish. If we stay true to our names that have been passed down to us throughout the generations as we do all our minhagim, then they are sheimos Yehudim.

Let’s put things in context and know that our names have thousands of years of history behind them, and that they are as Jewish as we are.

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I come home after a day of work, and I want to spend a few minutes unwinding. I’d love a few minutes to hear about my kids’ day, to give them a snack, a kiss — but before I have a chance to get my bearings, there’s knocking on the door. Your kids feel so at home, that sometimes there isn’t even knocking! Besides for the lack of privacy, your four-year-old, who comes to play with my son, is usually accompanied by your two-yearold. Can you imagine what my small apartment looks like with six kids playing rambunctiously inside each afternoon?

And do you really think it’s fair to have me take care of your toddler during these rushed afternoon hours?

Since this has become so standard, it’s really hard for me to suddenly put my foot down. Therefore, I ask of you to please take control of your children and teach them boundaries. Please consider that you’re perhaps taking unfair advantage of a neighbor who doesn’t know how to say no. (This is an issue in itself, too, I confess.) And please, get my permission before you send them over to play.

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This week’s parsha famously begins, “Lech lecha mei’artzecha u’mimoladitecha u’mibeis avicha…” (Bereishis 12:1). Hashem commanded Avraham Avinu to leave behind his land, his birthplace and his father’s house, and blindly set out on a journey to a destination not yet revealed. Essentially, Avraham was commanded to leave behind every external factor that had any influence on who he was, from the nature with which he was born, to his lineage, to the way he was raised, to the environment in which he’d lived until that time, and set out on a journey toward his highest self. Ultimately, Avraham would move so far beyond the boundaries that seemingly defined him that his name was changed.

But why did Avraham Avinu have to take a physical journey in order to accomplish this change? Could he not have transcended himself in the place where he was born? There are two answers to this question: (1) The physical journey itself was an integral aspect of Avraham Avinu’s growth; and (2) The destination of that journey was necessary for Avraham’s growth as well. Regarding the physical journey, Hashem sent Avraham Avinu out to travel without revealing to him the final destination of the journey. The Sfas Emes explains that the uncertainty rendered by such a blind journey would remove from a person any false sense of autonomy. When a person is settled in one place and has consistency and predictability in his life and live-

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lihood, he will not feel his dependency on Hashem to the same extent as a person who does not know from one day to the next where he will be or how he will earn his living. A settled person can formulate plans and goals, and seek to do his own will to a far greater extent than a person who is traveling, especially when he does not know his destination.

Second, regarding the necessity of Avraham’s destination, the Ramchal explains that while Avraham Avinu was able to perceive Hashem’s existence and His Oneness while living in Ur Kasdim, which was in chutz l’aretz, Avraham would only be able to attain a deeper understanding in Eretz Yisroel, the Eretz Hakodesh.

This is the deeper meaning of the lashon in Hashem’s command, “Lech lecha… el ha’aretz asher areka — Go… to the land I will show you.” Hashem is telling Avraham to go to the land where Hashem will show Avraham the deeper perspective of Hashem and Hashem’s hashgacha in this world that Avraham sought.

The Ramchal further explains that Eretz Yisroel is the specific place where Avraham Avinu can gain this perspective. Avraham’s characteristic middah is chesed, and Eretz Yisroel is the place that reveals Hashem’s chesed most clearly. Thus, davka in Eretz Yisroel can Avraham be bentched, “And I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you, and I will make your name great, and you shall be a blessing” (Bereishis 12:2).

In order to achieve his fullest potential, it was necessary for Avraham Avinu to go on a journey in which his dependence on Hashem was felt most keenly, and travel to a place where it would be possible to attain the spiritual heights and closeness to Hashem that he sought.

What does this mean for us, Avraham’s progeny? After all, Chazal say, “Maaseh avos siman l’banim — The deeds of the fathers are signs for their children.”

The Sfas Emes quotes the Zohar Hakadosh that Hashem is constantly calling out the command “Lech lecha” to all people, at all times. Hashem was not speaking only to Avraham.

Only Avraham heard the call. Only Avraham perceived Hashem’s command and acted upon it. Indeed, Hashem did not speak to Avraham because of Avraham’s greatness; Avraham’s greatness was that he chose to listen.

Hashem is calling every one of us at all times — He is calling us right now: “Lech lecha.” Do what is right, not what is comfortable and easy. Learn Torah. Do mitzvos. Strive for closeness to Hashem. Do not feel bound by the nature with which you were born, nor the nurture with which you were raised, nor the environment in which you grew up. Every single one of us is capable of rising above these physical limitations to reach our highest potential. It is encoded within our spiritual DNA to succeed; we need only follow in our father’s footsteps.

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Blimy is blessed with a brood of active children who survived many near-misses as babies when they got up from their high chairs or tried climbing out. Mealtime was stress time: Sit the baby down, sit her down again, catch the baby dangling from the side of the chair, get that baby jumping on the high chair tray — now!

Of course, she tried using a harness, but they were of no use, as her flexible kids easily squirmed their way out.

Seven years ago, she’d had enough with living on the edge (of the chair).

Naturally creative, she sought to come up with a solution.

She had an idea, and got to work.

Painstakingly, she sewed an absorbent vest — that would simultaneously serve as a

built-in bib — with side straps that would attach to the high chair.

The result? She believed in miracles again.

Amazingly and totally inconceivably, her little Suri remained safely strapped into her high chair, making a mess out of her sweet potato puree (which the bib happily accepted, and no, this amazing contraption does not make an angel out of your baby as of yet).

Finally, a shred of calm in a busy household.

Mommy is treated to the sheer luxury of ladling

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soup without frantically holding on to the baby with her other arm.

The now-patented Bibbysitter has gone on to become a wild success, but not without its share of travails: It only hit the shelves after being remanufactured and redone and reproduced until it finally met its manufacturer’s perfectionist standards.

“At Proctik we pride ourselves on perfectionism, honesty and quality,” Blimy says with obvious maternal pride (pun intended).

Perfectionism is not a popular business strategy.

In fact, Proctik unabashedly defies a good few of them.

Common sense in business is to manufacture products at the lowest possible cost and sell for the lowest possible price to encourage sales. The savvy businessman may also purposely use low-quality materials so that products won’t last too long, thus having consumers keep coming back for a new one.

Go ahead, tell Blimy she’s not cut out for business. Proctik’s products are made of top-quality, durable material and will keep in good shape for years. Because Blimy is a mother, a mother who wants every mommy and baby to enjoy safe, practical and hassle-free daily life.

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It takes the discerning customer to handpick Proctik from the store’s selection. The manufacturing standards determine a higher price tag than your average product. But once you have it, there’s no going back.

Blimy has wondered how a product such as a Bibbysitter has never existed before. Did no one ever notice that active babies climb out of their chairs? She discovered that, indeed, similar products have been on the market before, but each disappeared after a short while. Those products involved long and convoluted straps that had to be reattached each time you sat your baby down, and by the time you almost had all those strings sorted, the baby would already have wormed his way out of them and looked for the next interesting thing on the agenda. Mommy would try this once, twice, and then give up on this several-minute pre-meal ritu-

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The Bibbysitter is brilliant in both its simplicity and ingenuity. The easily washable bib-vest slips onto the baby like a dream, and with two clicks it attaches baby safely to the high chair. Baby still has some minimal wriggling space for comfort, but absolutely cannot get up from the chair. Bibbysitter attaches to high chairs, booster seats, shopping carriages and regular chairs, so you’re always covered, even on vacation when you’re not equipped with a high chair.

BIBBIES FOR ALL Once the Bibbysitter took off so well, Blimy thought about how she could service other consumers whose babies don’t necessarily rise from their chairs, but who still struggle at mealtime with baby constantly pulling off their bib and staining the second t-shirt of the day. Proctik offers the perfect bib with no strings attached, literally: The D-ring grasping the overlapping Velcro closure prevents baby from yanking off the bib, and the adjustable neckline keeps those t-shirt edges perfectly pristine. The absorbent fabric happily soaks up all drips and dribbles, while the water-resistant lining keeps the clothing underneath dry and comfy.

It’s only a bib, but it’s a perfect and brilliant one at that.

As with all things, one good thing leads to an-

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Located next to MetLife Stadium, the massive entertainment complex known as American Dream had a limited opening at the end of October. Built by a Jewish family from Minnesota, the 3 million-square-foot mall is a $5 billion project that will ultimately include an indoor ski slope, a Legoland Discovery Center, an aquarium, a Ferris wheel, a miniature golf course and over 300 stores, including Hermes, Saks Fifth Avenue, Zara and Century 21. Kosher Today reported that a kosher food court will be among the American Dream’s many dining options with pizza, fried chicken and both Israeli and Chinese cuisine to be available six days a week.

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CHAPTER EIGHT Recap: When Elisheva hears that Mr. Rosenblit, a lawyer, wishes to meet with “the parents of Tziporah Genendel,” she worries that something is wrong with Tzippy’s shidduch, and that perhaps the other side wants to break it off.

Miri freely spends the baby gift money that her parents had given her, and Elisheva wonders whether it is her place to direct the young couple as to how to spend their money.

They sat in the stylish waiting room of Rosenblit and Etzioni, Attorneys at Law, Eliyahu perusing his ever-present pocket Chumash, and Elisheva clicking the clasp of her pocketbook open and closed.

It was quiet; aside for the secretary seated at the front, no one else seemed to be there.

“Attorney Rosenblit will be finishing his meeting momentarily, and then he’ll be with you,” the secretary had told them two minutes earlier. “In the meantime, why don’t you sit down?” She’d placed a tray with some crystal-style disposable cups and a bottle of Coke in front of them.

“Do you want a drink?” Eliyahu asked his wife.

“No, I just want to know what they want from us.” Elisheva took a tissue out of her bag. Then she put it back in and took out her cell phone.

Then her wallet.

“It’s about a business matter,” the lawyer had told her the day before. When he’d called, Elisheva

had grabbed the phone and dashed back down to her parking lot refuge and her recent acquaintance, the cat. “A grant of sorts that the couple getting married might be able to receive.”

“What’s involved in getting this grant?” she had asked, backing up from the cat and waving with one hand at the neighbor from upstairs who was crossing the parking lot to toss her garbage bag in the dumpster.

A truck was backing out of the parking lot next door to the grocery that adjoined Elisheva’s building, and the lawyer’s next words had gotten swallowed by the din. “Pardon me?” Elisheva said.

“Your couple meets certain criteria, and I think the grant would be suited for them,” the lawyer had said, somewhat impatiently. “I’ll be happy to explain it all when you come to my office. Is tomorrow evening at nine good for you?” Elisheva had hesitantly agreed.

When she’d told Eliyahu about

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it that evening, he suddenly became suspicious — far more than she herself was. “Certain criteria?

What kind of criteria?” he’d asked. “He probably wants to persuade us to invest the money for the couple’s apartment in some magical real estate deal, and being that the amount of money is so minimal anyway and I don’t take these kinds of risks, he will be very disappointed. It’s a waste of our time.”

“You really should be the one dealing with him, not me,” Elisheva had replied apologetically.

“I just didn’t want them to call and disturb you in kollel, so I gave my number. But I can go myself if you want. I won’t sign anything without you.”

But Eliyahu had shaken his head. “There’s no reason for you to waste your time or energy either. I’ll find out exactly who this Rosenblit is, and what field of law he specializes in. If it’s investments, you’ll just cancel the meeting.”

That afternoon, he’d returned from kollel with some reassuring information. “I made some inquiries,” he said as he hung up his jacket.

“Rosenblit is a well-known guy, and it seems he’s someone serious and reliable, not the type to be involved in shady deals. So maybe it’s worth our effort to hear what he has to say. Do I know...?”

So they’d made the effort, and now they were waiting to hear what he had to say.

THE KNOB on the door across from them moved, and Eliyahu closed his Chumash and slipped it into his jacket pocket.

“Why only us?” he asked. “I didn’t think of it until now, Elisheva. Why only us? What about Peretz’s parents?”

“Good question.” She drummed her finger on the low glass table. “If it’s something relating to Tzippy and Peretz, then his parents should really also—” “Rabbi and Mrs. Potolsky?” The lawyer emerged from his office, limping slightly, accompanied by a nattily dressed young man. “I’ll be right with you, okay?”

They stood up hesitantly, and Eliyahu kept his eye on the lawyer’s retreating back as he escorted his visitor to the door. Then the lawyer turned back to them. Despite his limp, he had an authoritative air about him. He was neither young nor old. His hair was brown, with a reddish tint, though it was starting to gray. A small knitted yarmulke rested on his head.

“Welcome,” he said, and motioned them into his office. They entered the wood-paneled room and sat down quietly. Rosenblit settled into his chair across from them, moved a stack of papers to the right, and leaned back.

“I know you have no idea what exactly you are doing here,” he said with a smile, “but I hope I bear some good news for you today.”

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Elisheva saw Eliyahu’s face cloud over even more. He hadn’t trusted the man since the minute he’d heard about a “business matter.” Well, his only experience in the business world did not generate positive memories for him.

Rosenblit folded his hands.

“The truth is, the fact that I’m facing only you right now is purely for comfort’s sake. If you accept my client’s proposal, you will

ninety years old. He wants to do something to commemorate his parents, Hashem yinkom damam.

For nearly seventeen years, he has been working on a very specific project toward this goal. His parents’ names were,” he nodded toward them, “as perhaps you’ve guessed, Peretz and Tziporah Genendel.”

The silence in the room was deafening.

Elisheva saw Eliyahu’s face cloud over even more. He hadn’t trusted the man since the minute he’d heard about a “business matter.” surely need to consult with your mechutanim, the Stockhammers.

But for me personally, it is easier to work with just one side. I know that in your community it is accepted for the kallah’s parents to bear most of the financial burden, so that’s why I reached out to you.”

Eliyahu was quiet, and Elisheva saw that he really wanted to say something, but was restraining himself for now.

“Before I explain exactly what this is all about, I want to make sure that there is no mistake here. Let’s just clarify a few details about the engaged couple.

The chassan’s first name is Peretz?”

“That’s right,” Eliyahu replied.

“And your daughter, the kallah, is Tziporah Genendel?”

“Yes. I see that the subject of the names, especially first names, plays a significant role here,” Eliyahu said. “Why is that?”

The lawyer poured a cup of water for himself from the pitcher on his desk, but didn’t take a sip from it. “My client is Alexander Korman from Australia. He has no children or family, and is a Holocaust survivor; he’s almost

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Eliyahu spoke first. “Peretz and Tziporah Genendel Korman, not Stockhammer.”

The lawyer smiled. “He didn’t expect to find a couple that would also share the last name. Believe me, as it is, when I took on this client, I thought the whole idea was impossibly far-fetched. Did you know that there are currently in Eretz Yisroel only 862 people with the name Peretz, of which only 259 are not married? Among other Jewish communities around the world, only one other couple was found to have these names, and they are married already, disqualifying them...”

“How did he get to our children, if they have not yet gotten married and are not registered anywhere as a couple?”

“He mapped out all the single men with the name Peretz and waited to see to whom they would get engaged.”

“In the whole world? You said he’s nearly ninety years old.”

Rosenblit smiled. “Today he’s nearly ninety. Seventeen years ago he was seventy-something, and already then, he employed several people to deal with this matter. Aside from searching of-

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“I hear,” he said. “And maybe, before we ask any more questions about this interesting story, you can please tell me what your client from Australia is offering?”

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Anatoly Stachov returned to his office; as if in perfect synchrony, the Jew appeared a moment later.

“Come in and close the door,” the Russian said, rubbing his hands together. The Jew entered.

“Remind me who you are here on behalf of?” Anatoly asked.

“On behalf of myself,” the Jew answered casually. He approached the desk.

“But you told me at our earlier meeting...” Anatoly played with his fingers as he raised his gaze to his guest. “And the committee… what was that?”

“The Agudas Israel Rescue Committee. But it really doesn’t matter, sir.”

“Something does matter here.

Tell your superiors that this kind of communal organizing is going to cease soon.” Anatoly lowered his voice. “This situation, where everyone does what he wants, will

be banned far sooner than you think.”

“That’s quite clear to us. And until then, we are using the time as best we can.” He pulled out his wallet.

“As you wish.”

“I understand that you visited Lucius Jan’s orphanage this morning. Did you check out that place for me?”

“Yes, yes,” Anatoly said. “I did look. Something interesting is going on there; the director and his assistant declare that there are no Jewish children in the place, but one of my friends told me that one of the boys spoke to him, and he does sound like a Jewish orphan.”

“Did you try to speak to the boy?”

Anatoly smiled indulgently. “I called him over, but he didn’t utter a word. The director and the assistant claim that he came to them at the age of two months, even before the war broke out, and that they know who his parents were.”

“Mr. Stachov, I believe you know a lie when you see one.”

The man chuckled. “Absolutely.”

“So, is their story true?”

“I don’t think so. But how can I prove it?”

The Jewish man bit his bottom lip. “What did the boy tell your friend?”

“I didn’t quite understand.

But my friend got the impression that he was a Jewish boy.” His eyes were fixed on the wallet. “He tried to ask him something about his mother, if we met her.”

The Jew looked at him. “Here is the sum we discussed,” he said simply, placing the bills on the desk. “I imagine that you can help us further clarify this matter, is that right?”

“Certainly.” The Party member stuck the bills into his pocket.

Then he glanced at the closed door. “And as I already told you, the sooner we both can be finished with this, the better.”

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openness to conditioning aid to Israel. Bernie Sanders told the crowd that “I would use the leverage of $3.8 billion” to pressure Israel to change course and improve the living conditions for the Palestinians in Gaza. He also stated that part of the Israeli aid should go toward humanitarian assistance in Gaza. Senator Elizabeth Warren also appeared open to withholding American aid to Israel as a means of pressuring the Israeli government to change its policies in the West Bank. She spoke of ways “to apply pressure and create consequences for problematic (Israeli) behavior as previous Democratic and Republican presidents have done.” Her remarks come on the heels of her comments in Iowa last week, where she responded to a question regarding applying pressure on Israel over Palestinian issues by saying that “everything is on the

table.” South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg echoed a similar sentiment concerning Prime Minister Netanyahu’s pre-election pledge to annex West Bank settlements. He said that he feels a responsibility “to ensure that U.S. taxpayers’ support for Israel does not get turned into taxpayer support for a move like annexation.”

However, when a Wall Street Journal reporter asked leading Democratic candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden about the comments of his Democratic rivals, he was unequivocal in his condemnation of such policy. He said, “The idea that we would draw military assistance from Israel, on the condition that they change a specific policy, I find to be absolutely outrageous,” and “I would not condition it, and I think it’s a gigantic mistake. And I hope some of my candidates who are running with me for the nomination; I hope they misspoke, or they were taken out of context.”

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Warren and Buttigieg on one side and Biden on the other exposes the deep rift in the Democratic Party between its progressive and centrist elements. Biden has a long record of support for Israel. He has referred to himself as a “Zionist” and credits his father for teaching him about the importance of supporting Israel. In remarks he made at Tel Aviv University and later repeated at the 2011 Beth Yehuda Dinner in Detroit, he said that “American support for Israel is not just an act of friendship; it’s an act of fundamental national self-interest on the part of the United States, a key component of our broader efforts to secure this region and the wider world as well as secure our own security.” Biden represents the centrist wing of the Democratic Party, which sees support for Israel as a fundamental principle despite any policy differences that they may have with the country. However, the progressive wing of the party has been on the ascendancy over the past few years. Many of progressive persuasion tend to be sympathetic to the Palestinian view and are often hostile to Israeli positions. They also see Israel under Netanyahu’s leadership as acting overtly political in support of Republican candidates and positions. This has led to an erosion of once-broad public support for Israel among all leading presidential candidates.

Pelosi Warns That Progressive Policies May Cost the Democrats the Election THE PULSE: In an interview with Bloomberg News, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi issued a warning to

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O’Rourke Withdraws From Presidential Race THE PULSE: Presidential Candidate Beto O’Rourke announced that he is withdrawing his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. O’Rourke is a former congressman who rose to prominence in his tightly fought 2014 Senate race against Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX).

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IF YOU ARE A BORO PARK NATIVE, the statistical probability runs high that you took your first breaths in the Maimonides maternity wing.

For a number of years running, Maimonides topped New York State records as the hospital with the most babies born there. Last year they lost their lead — even though they clocked in at their all-time-high with 8,389 births! (They were beat out by Long Island Jewish Medical Center — where 9,078 babies were born.)

Situated right in the heart of Boro Park, on an over-two-square-block radius, Maimonides Medical Center is the largest hospital in all of Brooklyn, with Brooklyn’s only pediatric trauma center, and also ranks among the top 1 percent of hospitals in the U.S. for their expertise in cardiac care.

Where did this behemoth of a medical center originate from? Their official descriptor is rather bland, de-

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fining Maimonides Medical Center as a “non-profit, non-sectarian hospital located in Borough Park, in the New York City borough of Brooklyn.” Their fuller history is a lot more interesting than that.

WAY BACK WHEN The Maimonides Medical institution is the result of the merging of two smaller hospitals in 1947 — Beth Moses Hospital and United Israel Zion Hospital, the latter of which formed in 1920 when two even smaller hospitals, Israel Hospital and Zion Hospital, merged. The Israel Zion cornerstone is still in place at 10th Avenue and 48th Street — where the Maimonides Medical Center is currently located.

DISPENSARIES Prior to the formation of United Israel Zion Hospital, back in 1911, the area had several small “dispensaries.” Dispensaries at the time served as ad hoc medical centers, offering (very) basic medical care and prescription medication, often at no cost to the poor recipients. Maimonides Medical Center can trace its history back to one of the oldest dispensaries in the

area: the New Utrecht Dispensary, located on 37th street near 12th Avenue, which was run by a team of local Jewish directors (see image above).

It is interesting to note that the initial formation of these “Jewish” hospitals were the result of anti-Semitism. Not to the patients, but to the medical students desiring to practice their craft. In the early 1900s, most hospitals were reticent about hiring any Jewish medical students, and so, these Jewish medical centers came about.

At present, it is rather sad that most of these hospitals claim to be “non-sectarian,” even as they carry their Jewish names proudly.

Despite being non-sectarian, mezuzahs grace most doorways in the Maimonides Medical Center. In 2013, some people attempted to make a fuss about this precious artifact that is often kissed upon passing the doorways. The argument was that it was dangerous to have one’s fingertips touch one’s lips after being pressed against the mezuzah. There was fear that the little metal cases were a potential breeding ground for germs.

Testing revealed that the fear was unfounded as there were no more germs on the mezuzahs than on any other surface in the hospital, and absolutely no diseases were being passed on to the pious visitor with Hashem on his mind.

It turns out that Maimonides cleverly encases their mezuzahs in metal, and the janitorial staff is careful to clean it regularly — with the same antiseptic disinfectants it uses for its general doorframe.

May the mezuzahs continue to serve the purpose for which they were designed and offer protection to all who pass their doors.

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In 1148, his family fled Cordova (first to Eretz Yisroel, before resettling in Egypt). He achieved incredible heights in Torah, and after more travails than most encounter in a lifetime — and the death of his younger brother who was in charge of his assets — financial difficulties propelled him to start practicing medicine as a livelihood. At 36 years of age, he began serving as a physician in the court of Sultan Saladin.

Already in his day, he wrote extensively and accurately about pneumonia, asthma, diabetes, hepatitis and many other misunderstood ailments that he recognized in his patients. His medical and general knowledge greatly impressed the Arab and Christian worlds, and he counted many nobles and others of the gentile populace among his patients. Even to this day, the very mention of the name Maimonides is immediately associated with medical expertise and excellence.

As Fred Rosner, a professor at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, wrote, “His legacy as a physician, theologian, philosopher and astronomer lives on for posterity. He was a physician of whom modern medicine would be proud if he were alive today.”

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Centrally located in Boro Park, Maimonides naturally has a large Jewish clientele. On the other side of the 10th Avenue divide, there is a growing Chinese population. In an effort to assist the ever-growing diversity in their patients, Maimonides has actively recruited multilingual physicians, nurses and staff, and have also hired interpreters for 67(!) languages.

In spite of their struggle to keep up with the exorbitant demand, Maimonides consistently ranks among the best hospitals in the nation with overall quality outcomes.

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babies born in 2018

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To an impressive extent, Maimonides Medical Center has lived up to its name in some of their remarkable innovations, particularly in regard to advances in cardiac treatment.

In 1961, the very first commercial pacemaker was developed in the Maimonides Research Laboratory.

Nine years later, the same lab was co-developer of the intra-aortic balloon pump.

In 1966, the cardiology team at Maimonides performed the first implantation of a partial mechanical heart, and just one year later, the second human heart transplant in the world (and the first in the U.S.!) was performed at Maimonides by Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz.

There were several other impressive achievements claimed by Maimonides Hospital, some of which weren’t even cardiac in nature. In 2001, our very own Maimonides Medical Center was the first to perform robotic surgery on their pediatric patients.

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Though the information contained in this article was so graciously provided by Rabbi Kahan, the liaison at an upstate hospital, much of the information pertains to medical situations that could happen anywhere. We hope you find the information contained within helpful, no matter where you are located.

The sounds of suffering combined with the pungent smell of antiseptic and the ever-present beep-beepbeep of machinery are enough to make most people pick up their feet and flee the hospital at the first opportunity — but not so Rabbi Yisroel Kahan. For him, a day in the hospital is just another day doing what he loves: helping Yidden when they need it most.

“You know what they say, ‘Find work you love and you’ll never work a day in your life’?”

Rabbi Kahan asks me. “Well, that’s what happened with me.”

What started out nearly 19 years ago as a spare-time mitzvah evolved into a full-time occupation. Initially, Rabbi Kahan volunteered through Bikur Cholim at Westchester Medical Center, visiting patients, stocking food cabinets and comforting families.

“I was still in kollel at the time, but this was my special mitzvah,” he tells me. “I was at the hospital whenever I had the chance.”

But it was his being offered a job as the administrator of Monsey Health Center that really kickstarted Rabbi Kahan’s career in health care.

“I began dealing with doctors and emergencies, and became busy ensuring patients were well taken care of.” Over time, Rabbi Kahan became a familiar face in many New York–area hospitals, though Rockland and Westchester County hospitals received the bulk of his attention.

“One day, Good Sam Hospital offered me the job as an official liaison to the frum com-

munity. They wanted someone who could serve as a bridge between Orthodox patients and the medical staff, and to help the hospital understand the needs of the frum patient.

I was already doing that, so I said, ‘Why not?

I’m here anyway! Why not get paid for it?’”

Rabbi Kahan explains that the hospital tries to go out of its way to accommodate the heimishe population to the greatest extent possible. As one example, he tells me that while the new mother-and-baby wing was being constructed, the engineers wired the unit with motion sensors in the bathrooms in order to help the Yidden avoid the issue of flipping switches on Shabbos and yom tov…

“When I was given a tour of the new unit, I had to explain to them that motion sensors were very problematic… They then rewired the whole unit and put in regular switches. It was a well-intentioned effort to make things more comfortable for us.”

It’s not only an example of Good Sam’s accommodation of the frum population; it’s also an example of Rabbi Kahan’s role as a liaison.

He’s there to serve in any manner that helps Orthodox patients have the easiest time in a

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place where hardship abounds. But his work isn’t just limited to the frum community.

“In my other role as a liaison to the local government, I’ve made many contacts with people outside of the frum community. Plenty of nonJewish acquaintances have contacted me for guidance while in the hospital. If there’s someone in need and I have the ability, I’m more than happy to help.”

OVERCOMING THE COMMUNICATION GAP

cause medical procedures and health conditions can be difficult to understand, and even slight nuances can result in variances in guidance, it is important that shailos be presented correctly.

When needed, Rabbi Kahan will help families ask those shailos, even setting them up with knowledgeable poskim should their own rav be unfamiliar with the specifics of the condition or procedure.

“A family with an extremely sick baby was once told by the doctors that they should be in touch with their rav regarding what to do should the baby take a turn for the worst. They called a rav and was told that they should wait until the numbers started dropping and then call him back for guidance. When they hung up and relayed the message to the doctor, he looked at me in surprise. This advice showed a lack of medical understanding, because babies fight very hard until the last minute, and they might appear to be hanging on, but then in a second things can spiral out of control. There’d be no time to call for a psak then. The family needed to be prepared.

“I asked the family if I could call a rav wellversed in these situations and we got him on the line. He ended up speaking with the doctor and giving his psak. When he hung up, the doctor turned to me and asked where the rabbi had

It may be a local doctor, a family member, Hatzolah, a social worker, a chaplain or even a concerned nurse who contacts Rabbi Kahan to let him know someone in the hospital could use his services. Though Rabbi Kahan works with patients in all units of the hospital, he usually spends most of his time in the emergency room or ICU, where patients are most desperate for his help.

“Sometimes family members just need a support person there to help them make decisions about care, to understand the choices available. That can involve translating or explaining complicated medical terminology in plain language. There are also times when a patient will refuse life-saving or otherwise important treatment because of fear and lack THE ANTI-DUMPING ACT of information. In these Under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act cases, I’ll explain to them (EMTALA), a hospital with the capability to treat a person the procedure or tell them with an unstable medical condition, which was not able to about the attending physician’s history. Many times be correctly treated at the original hospital, is required to that same doctor also has accept a transfer of a patient capable of travel, regardless privileges in larger hospiof their ability to pay. This law ensures that patients with tals and performs the same Medicaid or no insurance aren’t dumped at hospitals that procedures there. That’s aren’t equipped to care for them. information that can help patients feel much more comfortable. There are also times when a patient needs to be transferred to a facility with more advanced treatments and equipment, and I’ll help them facilitate the transfer.”

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Sadly, tragic stories are not uncommon in any hospital setting, but at least in Good Sam, there’s a frum liaison who helps families navigate the tempest.

“I’m here to help them cross the choppy waters,” Rabbi Kahan tells me.

FINDING THE BEST FIT “I sometimes get calls from family members or doctors who explain a situation and ask which hospital is best for a patient to be sent to. It’s important to understand that both small and large hospitals have benefits.

“University hospitals such as Columbia, Mt. Sinai, Westchester, etc., certainly have more advanced care in regard to machinery, and they have burn units, for instance, which smaller, local hospitals don’t have.

They’re equipped to handle much sicker patients.

But for more standard issues, the quality of relationship with doctors is better at local hospitals.”

Rabbi Kahan tells me that one of the benefits of a community hospital is that one’s primary care physician will have privileges that enable him to call the shots and monitor the treatments the entire time.

“Your local doctor will have his hand in the system. He’ll coordinate

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“Nobody comes to the emergency room for a Chol Hamoed trip” Rabbi Kahan tells me. “Everyone is anxious to get out and on with their lives. It’s hard to sit and wait, especially in this instant gratification generation.”

Perhaps understanding how the ER operates can help people tolerate what seems to be a slow-moving environment.

The first thing to understand, he tells me, is that each patient entering the emergency room is evaluated at triage to determine the severity of their condition. That, combined with the occupancy of the ER and the severity of other patients’ conditions, determines wait time.

“A sprained ankle isn’t going to be of the same priority as someone having difficulty breathing. It’s not always first come, first served. Realize that people may have come in with more serious or life-threatening conditions.”

It’s also important to understand that even when nothing seems to be happening once one has already entered the treatment area, there’s a lot going on behind the scenes.

“Sometimes I will receive a call in which someone says, ‘I’m waiting for over an hour and nothing is happening.’ What they don’t know is that the doctor is waiting for the blood results to come back before taking the next step. For instance, if a doctor wants to order a CT scan with contrast, he’ll first check the health of the kidneys with a blood test to ensure that the body can tolerate the contrast. So while the patient may think that nothing is being done, there are actually things happening behind the scenes.

“If a nurse says that results will be available in about 45 minutes, give them some extra time before you approach and ask for results… It’s important to be a mentch and not, chas v’shalom, to make a chillul Hashem. There was once someone who came into the emergency room and was frustrated with the wait. Within a half hour, he had contacted the CEO of the hospital and sent him a nasty letter! To make things worse, the person who did this was an EMT who should have known better. It created such a bad impression of frum Yidden.

“Of course, if there is any concern that a patient is in danger, absolutely, go ahead and get attention. Don’t sit by idly.

You must advocate for yourself and your loved ones when needed. There is a time and place for patience, and the moment of an emergency is not one... But if there is no danger to life, just wait. Also know that it’s okay to ask questions and get explanations, but not every family member has to ask the nurse for updates. Choose one representative, and stay in your room until approached. Don’t hound the nurse. She has a job to do and other patients to treat.”

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THE HARDEST PART “Seeing children suffer or parents being told there’s

your care. University hosnothing left to do is the absolute hardest part of the job. pitals, on the other hand, It’s very painful.” Rabbi Kahan tells me. “These memories have a lot of trainees, medinever leave me.” cal students and residents While many illnesses and injuries that children suffer who are just getting their are not preventable, Rabbi Kahan tells me that there are feet wet. They’ll have just steps we can take to ensure that our kids are as safe as gotten their medical license and they run around to possible. the various departments to “Neglecting to wear bike helmets and the lack of proper get practice. They won’t yet restraints in the car — either by not correctly restraining have years of medical expecar seats or by neglecting to buckle boosters and seat rience to lean on. That can belts — are the most common causes of unnecessary inbe a downside.” jury. Even a very strong person doesn’t have the strength Choosing a hospital, Rabbi Kahan cautions, is to hold on to a child during an accident because of the not about brand names; it’s force of an impact, even at only 20 to 30 miles an hour. A about finding the right fit. baby can fly out of their arms and hit the front window.

“A cardiac patient who It’s so frightening to see parents driving without properly requires a stent or catheterbuckling their children. ization can have it done at “While it’s encouraging to see that Bikur Cholim gives the Mayo Clinic,” he says, “But that’s not needed. It’s thousands of helmets at the annual Chaverim event, it’s something that can be done sad to see the helmets left hanging on the handle bars, anywhere.” the kids neglecting to wear them. It takes seconds to put Procedures such as knee them on, and doesn’t just save lives — it saves weeks and or hip replacements or bamonths in the ICU, rehab and therapy to hopefully restore riactric surgeries can ofa sense of normalcy to a life that was destroyed in a matten easily be done locally ter of seconds. It’s inexcusable to allow a child to ride a as many fine physicians bike without a helmet or to be in a car without a seat belt. who were trained in the university medical centers “I’ve seen too many children seriously harmed. Parents also practice at community are responsible to buckle their children and insist that hospitals. Quality medical they wear helmets. ‘Lo sa’amod al dam rei’echa!’” machinery is also not limited to academic medical centers. Good Sam, for instance, has a $200 million contract with Philips that There’s also a difference between children entitles them to the newest diagnostic and treatand adults when it comes to choosing a hospiment equipment before it hits the market.

For non-complicated situations, Rabbi Kahan tal. “When it comes to appendicitis, for example, recommends staying local, both for the compa- you always have to take the child to a hospital rable quality of care, as well as for the fact that it’s with a children’s division, as the local ones are easier for the family to visit the patient due to re- not equipped to handle emergency pediatric duced travel time. A simple fracture, for instance, can receive great treatment at a local hospital, but a more complicated fracture may need to be treated at Westchester Medical Center, which has the only Level 1 trauma center in the region.

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surgery. But if an adult walks into a university hospital for appendicitis, it’s as if they’re walking in with a big sign that says: ‘Please let your residents practice on me!’ Because it’s a relatively simple surgery; it’s one of the first surgeries that residents do.”

It’s important to evaluate the nature of a condition when choosing which hospital will provide care. But what if, after being admitted to a hospital, the condition is recognized as needing a different type or level of care? That’s where transfers come in. But even before a transfer is put into motion, Rabbi Kahan suggests considering a consult between the hospital’s doctors and specialists elsewhere.

“There are times that we can avoid the physical and monetary burdens that come with a transport by having local doctors consult with top specialists nationwide. When it comes to infection, for instance, sometimes it’s just a matter of getting the right treatment plan, but the treatment itself can be administered in the original location without physically stressing the patient.”

FROM ONE HOSPITAL TO ANOTHER During an emergency every second counts, and oftentimes, even people in complicated, extreme conditions will be taken to a local hospital to be stabilized before being sent to a medical center better equipped for intensive care.

“Not a week goes by that I don’t transfer patients,” Rabbi Kahan tells me. “We’re not just talking about local transfers; patients can be sent to Johns Hopkins, Cleveland… to whichever hospital is best equipped to handle a patient’s specific needs.”

To set up an interfacility transfer, the doctors at the initial hospital contact the transfer center

at the potential receiving hospital to discuss the case. Once deemed an appropriate transfer, the logistics planning can proceed. When it comes to cases of emergency, no prior authorization is required with insurance companies, but a request for a non-emergency transfer must first receive insurance approval, which may take several days. Once all is approved, transportation must be arranged and a bed made available.

Some hospitals, such as Cleveland Clinic, have their own airplane and medical crew for transporting patients. Other hospitals will say, “Send us the patient,” and if insurance approves the transfer, the first hospital will arrange transport; otherwise the family will need to contact a private company such as Vital One to get the patient safely to their destination.

Because transfers can be complicated and stressful on top of an already nerve-wracking situation, Rabbi Kahan is there for families, helping them through the ordeal.

“Whether a patient needs a simple procedure or intense medical intervention, I consider it my honor to help them receive the best, most dignified treatment available. And watching people be helped? That’s the most rewarding part of my job; seeing people who came in broken, extremely sick, or having suffered a severe trauma getting back on their feet. It’s a bracha to watch the Eibishter heal these people.”

And it’s a bracha for us — those who use Good Sam hospital — to have Rabbi Kahan, a shliach of help and healing, there when we need him!

In addition to being a community liaison, Rabbi Kahan is a member of the Igud Harabbonim medical referral and consultation service, where he assists patients and their families understand halachic ramifications of medical procedures and end-of-life issues. Rabbi Kahan can be reached at 845.232.1303.

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I’ll never forget the day an unanchored food closet fell on my four-year-old, knocking her over and coming very close to causing untold harm. Terror ran through me when I saw her little body pinned under the heavy closet, and I could do little more than screech for my older children to summon our next-door neighbor while I bumbled about, trying to correctly punch in Hatzolah’s phone number. Trembling from head to toe, my wits were not about me, but eventually I reached the dispatcher and help was on the way.

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B B’chasdei Hashem, Hatzolah pronounced my daughter unharmed.

And while she was being examined, my dear neighbor quietly snuck into the kitchen and began cleaning up the spilled oil, sugar and other foodstuffs that were spread far and wide across the floor. Once Hatzolah left, she bundled up my children and sent them to her house, telling me to rest a while to regain my shattered equilibrium.

Such neighbors are a gift from Heaven, and irreplaceable. Blessed with a sixth sense of exactly what to do and when, these types of people are able to comfort and help in ways that may not be obvious to every bystander.

Unfortunately, not everyone has such neighbors.

When an ambulance pulled up in front of my friend’s house late one afternoon, the neighborhood children gathered around for the show.

It was Erev Shabbos and everyone was home. Living on a busy block means that privacy is hoped for, but not always a given.

However, even people living on a very busy block should respect the dignity of persons undergoing an emergency. In this case, though, that didn’t happen.

Not only did children gather around to see the action; parents, too, stood gawking.

Feeling exploited, my friend’s children

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began to cry — their tears no longer solely for their dear brother, who was being rushed to the hospital, but also for the shame of being given public attention they’d never asked for. To make matters worse, a particularly rambunctious boy climbed onto the ambulance and opened the door to get a better view of what was happening inside...

Such poor conduct is rare, but great behavior can’t be expected to happen naturally. Our children (and the adults among us for whom that sixth sense of proper emergency decorum is lacking) need to be trained how to react when emergencies occur.

Here are some tips to review with your children (and to keep in mind yourself!).

STAY OUT OF THE WAY OF ACTION Being rachmanim bnei rachmanim means that we truly care about what is happening to the people around us — causing us to naturally stop, look, question and feel concern when we see an ambulance pull up. But how do we avoid becoming gawkers and actually prove ourselves valuable in an emergency? The first thing to remember is that paramedics need room to enter and exit a house, as well as space to park their vehicles. Never loiter around a home where an emergency is happening, and do gather together any bystanders (especially children) and herd them further down the block, away from the site of action.

DIGNITY MATTERS! Emergencies often involve people losing control over their bodily functions or having the patient appear in public dressed in a manner they’d not like others to

NEIGHBORLY CARE DONE RIGHT “My father was rushed to the hospital one Erev Rosh Hashanah. A number of neighbors hung around outside watching, wringing hands, whispering... you know the drill.

“One neighbor ran home and came back with all of the simanim for us. While she couldn’t help medically, she certainly helped us get through a difficult time.”

-A.S.

“About 20 years ago, I was making chocolate liqueur in my kitchen when the alcohol caught fire. After stopping, dropping and rolling until the flames on my clothes were extinguished, I was still badly burned and was taken to hospital. My nextdoor neighbor very kindly watched my four small children, including a six-week-old baby, overnight — despite having one-year-old twins of her own!

-M.N.

“One Erev Yom Kippur, I had an acute anaphylactic reaction and was hospitalized. My one-year-old also had an allergy to the same food and had also eaten it, so she was taken to the hospital as well, but released once it was determined she was safe. We were stuck in the trauma department

with a baby and only a short time to the zman.

My husband called a rebbi he remained close to throughout the years and asked him to drive my daughter to a neighbor’s house where she would spend Yom Kippur. His rebbi dropped everything and drove over to pick her up and drop her off.

And the neighbor? That’s the same amazing neighbor mentioned all throughout this article! Mi k’amcha Yisroel!”

-Ruchy Reese

“My husband had a stroke almost a year ago early one Shabbos morning. We were expecting three girls for the seudah. On the way down to wait with the medics for the ambulance (every second counts during a stroke), I knocked on the door of a neighbor, who I knew is an early riser. I explained that we had to go to the hospital and asked if they could please take care of our guests.

She wasn’t able to, and it was too early to knock on other neighbors’ doors, so I asked the medic if he could possibly get a message to the girls that they should find another place to eat the seudah.

Instead, he came back to our apartment after davening, stood outside and waited for the girls to come... and took them to his house for the meal!”

-D.S.

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witness. Moreover, simply having an emergency removes many aspects of privacy from a person, alerting all the neighbors to a situation at hand.

When people stand around, waiting for the ill person to emerge from the house, dignity is compromised in a significant way. If possible, not only herd bystanders down the block, but also encourage them to completely disperse. Certainly don’t give in to the desire to watch the goings-on!

down, there are still many ways neighbors can help.

Children may need to be delivered to playgroup, picked up from school, fed supper or bathed. Can you offer to help in any way?

So, too, homework help is often appreciated. Sometimes, even the simple act of styling a child’s hair in the morning so they look mentchlich can be a chesed of tremendous proportions. I know this, because when I once stayed in the hospital with a sick baby, my own amazing neighbor made sure my daughter’s hair was neatly pulled back every morning as my husband found making a ponytail difficult.

NOT A TOPIC OF CONVERSATION Patients are not a topic of conversation; they are people. And people usually prefer not to be spoken about. If you are concerned about a neighbor, pull out a Tehillim and encourage others to do the same. Don’t stand around talking about the patient! Yes, it’s hard to not be “in the know,” but that doesn’t make it right to discuss other people.

NEVER BE NOSY! Just because a patient has been released from the hospital doesn’t mean that the situation has been instantly resolved. It also doesn’t mean that the medical issues are up for discussion. One friend with a medically fragile child was approached by a neighbor and asked if her child was “all better” after returning home from the hospital. Flabbergasted, my friend didn’t know how to respond. Even though the immediate issue at hand had been calmed, there were still many more to contend with.

If you are not a close confidante, please don’t pretend you are. Send your warm wishes for smooth sailing, but don’t try to get too personal.

OFFER SPECIFICS Do you have something valuable to offer a family in their time of need that the paramedics won’t be covering? (See sidebar for stories of how others have done this.) Only if you know that your offer will be appreciated at that specific moment should you consider popping over. Otherwise, give wide berth to the area.

COLLECT THE KIDS If the family having an emergency has young children at home, and you have a close, trusting relationship with the family, do poke your head in and gather the children together, offering to take them to your home until their family either picks them up or makes plans for their care.

This is an invaluable service you can offer! Alternatively, offer to take the children to a relative’s home. The knowledge that their children are in a safe place is the greatest gift you can give a family during an emergency.

ACTS OF SERVICE Caring neighbors are a wonderful asset, and there is much they can do to show their concern over a family’s travails. Once the hectic minute-by-minute panic of an emergency has calmed

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The bystanders watched in horror as three Hatzolah volunteers hoisted the car midair while two others crawled underneath and gingerly extracted a gangly teenage girl. The feelings of shock only intensified as the teenager attempted to walk away from the scene. It took ten minutes of arguing and extreme powers of persuasion until the Hatzolah members successfully cajoled the teen into the waiting ambulance, so that she could be properly examined for potential internal injuries.

It took a full 30 minutes for the tension to thaw. Only then did the crowd disperse.

------------------------It was on a Tuesday many years prior that Avi Simons* had spotted the poster on which Hatzolah of Boro Park was showcasing their fundraising endeavor of the year.

Sponsor a Day! Choose a meaningful date and sponsor Hatzolah’s activities for 24 hours.

Avi went on to read the campaign details. Hatzolah’s annual budget had been divided into 365 segments. The daily expense of running Hatzolah’s activities amounted to $3,600. Hatzolah was now soliciting the generosity of the Boro Park residents to claim a day of significance and shoulder the expenses of the day.

The idea appealed to Avi, and choosing a date was a no-brainer.

His daughter Ruchele was getting married on Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan. It was just a matter of date availability. Not one to procrastinate, Avi was on the phone within minutes arranging the credit card details with a campaign rep.

Let this be a zechus for the couple, he thought. In the merit of my donation, may they build a bayis ne’eman b’Yisroel.

Done deal.

Avi didn’t give the matter much thought until the following year, same time. When he saw the number of Hatzolah on his caller ID, his heart skipped the proverbial beat. After assuring him that all was okay, the woman on the other end asked him if he’d like to renew his sponsorship of Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan.

Avi wasn’t sure.

The wedding was all but a distant memory, albeit a joyous one.

He had signed up as a zechus for the couple’s impending wedding. Maybe this year the right thing would be to switch to a different date, perhaps a yahrtzeit or a birthday?

The hesitation lingered for a few moments, and then, on a whim, he decided to stick to his date l’kavod the couple’s upcoming anniversary.

His card was charged.

The years came and went. Every year, he would get the perfunctory call, hesitate about the date, and subsequently renew the charge for Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan.

------------------------The three teenage girls chatting at a 13th Avenue storefront were oblivious to the police chase gaining momentum in the not-too-faroff distance.

It was a typical cops and robbers scenario: a police car chasing an alleged perpetrator through

the crowded streets of Boro Park. As the car marked for chase picked up speed, so did the patrol car. They bumped and swerved, missing all the human obstacles by mere centimeters.

Until the miss turned into a hit.

BAM! It was on 13th Avenue and 52nd Street that the police car lost control and jumped the curb near three innocent pedestrians, pinning one underneath its metal chassis.

Chaos erupted.

Emergency vehicles. Crime tape. Crowds. The whole nine yards. Amid all the confusion a Hatzolah member shrieked, “She’s under the car. Hoist!”

The vehicle was hoisted. And there, under the massive hunk of steel, lay Devorah Simons.

------------------------Still in a trance of astonishment, Avi Simons allowed himself to be directed to the curtained cubicle in the ER, where Devorah was being examined.

“She’s good to go,” the attending doctor informed him.

“Are you sure?” Avi struggled to collect his thoughts, which were playing ping-pong in tune to his rapidly beating heart. “She was pinned under a vehicle!”

“Sir, you can take a look at the tests.” The doctor handed him the documents along with the discharge papers. “Squeaky clean.”

Avi stared blankly at the documents in his hands. None of the test results meant anything to him.

He closed his eyes as he fervently whispered, “Thank You, Hashem.”

And he instantly recalled that he had in fact already recited Hallel that day.

Of course, he had. It was Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan — Ruchele’s anniversary.

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Ironically, although the uniform was intended to protect against fever and infection, nurses in those times wore neither masks nor gloves!

During World War II, revisions to the uniform were made in an effort to scrimp on material. The cap, which was mainly used to cover the hair, was next to go, since newer nursing caps were more of a fashion statement and were quite a hindrance with their tendency to fall off nurses’ heads at inopportune times.

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THE RED CROSS The American Red Cross was founded in 1881 by Clara Barton — famous for her energetic nursing efforts during the Civil War — as a disaster relief and nurse training agency.

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UNADORNED? Ever wonder why nurses often lack a basic watch or bracelet?

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‫קינדער‪ ,‬העלפן אין שטוב און נאך‪.‬‬ ‫מענטשן האבן שוין געהערט פון שטיבער וואו עס איז נישט‬ ‫פארהאן קיין טאטע‪ ,‬מענטשן קענען זיך פארשטעלן וואס דאס‬ ‫מיינט‪ ,‬אבער פארט וועלן מענטשן קיינמאל נישט באגרייפן די‬ ‫עמאנאציאנעלע געפילן וואס דאס נעמט ארום מיט זיך‪.‬‬ ‫א טאטע אין שטוב מיינט אזויפיל‪ .‬עס קומט א שבת‪ ,‬א פורים‪ ,‬א‬ ‫חנוכה‪ ,‬ליל בדיקת חמץ‪ ...‬יא‪ ,‬ליל בדיקת חמץ‪ ,‬ווי אזוי גייט מען צו‬ ‫בדיקת חמץ אן א טאטע אין שטוב? – ערב פסח האב איך געדארפט‬ ‫לויפן מיט די חמץ אין די האנט און איר פארברענען‪ ,‬מיטנעמענדיג‬ ‫מיט מיר מיינע יונגערע געשוויסטער‪ .‬איך רעד שוין נישט פון פסח‬ ‫ביינאכט‪.‬‬ ‫ווי אזוי קוקט אויס א סוכות אין א שטוב וואו א טאטע איז נישט‬ ‫אינדערהיים? – און אפילו א פשוט'ער וואכן טאג‪ .‬מען קען זיך נישט‬ ‫פארשטעלן וואס דאס מיינט א שטוב וואו עס איז נישט פארהאן קיין‬ ‫טאטע אין שטוב‪ ,‬וואס זאל אנפירן מיט די שטוב ווירטשאפט און‬ ‫דינען אלס רוחניות'דיגער אטאריטעט אין שטוב‪.‬‬

‫נושא בעול‬ ‫נו‪ ,‬אויף וועמען פאלט ארויף דער עיקר לאסט? – אוודאי אויף מיר‪.‬‬ ‫איך בין דאך געווען דער עלסטער קינד אין שטוב‪ ,‬האב איך‬ ‫געדארפט דינען טיילווייז אלס טאטע פאר מיינע איבעריגע‬ ‫געשוויסטער‪.‬‬ ‫ווער רעדט נאך אז קורץ נאך די פטירה פון מיין טאטע'ן ע"ה‪ ,‬זענען‬ ‫מיר באשאנקען געווארן מיט א נייער בעיבי אין שטוב‪ .‬דער ברית איז‬ ‫פארגעקומען מיט פרייד געמישט מיט טרויער און דער נייער רך‪-‬‬ ‫הנימול האט באקומען דעם נאמען פון זיין טאטע'ן‪ ,‬וועמען ער האט‬ ‫קיינמאל נישט זוכה געווען צו קענען‪.‬‬ ‫פארשטייט זיך אז איך בין אריינגעלייגט געווארן בעובי הקורה‪,‬‬ ‫זיך גענומען ערלעדיגן די סעודת ברית און אלע אנדערע צוגעהערן‪.‬‬ ‫מיין מאמע איז געווען שוואך און טראצדעם וואס מיינע געשוויסטער‬ ‫זענען געווען צוטיילט ביי משפחה מיטגלידער‪ ,‬האב איך זיי אינזינען‬ ‫געהאט‪ ,‬מיטגעטיילט מיט די שמחה און זיכער געמאכט אז יעדער‬ ‫נעמט אהיים געשמאקע קוכן פון די וואכנאכט און ברית‪ .‬איך האב‬ ‫געטאן די פליכט וואס א טאטע דארף טון אין אזא פאל און אינזינען‬ ‫געהאט מיינע געשוויסטער‪.‬‬ ‫אבער דאס איז נישט געווען אלעס!‬ ‫איך האב פאקטיש אנגעהויבן פירן די שטוב‪ ,‬אינזינען געהאט‬ ‫אלעס וואס מען דארף אינזינען האבן‪ .‬געפירט די סעודות‪ ,‬גענומען די‬ ‫קינדער אין שוהל‪ ,‬און אפילו געלט ענינים בין איך געווארן פארמישט‬ ‫דערין‪.‬‬ ‫אסאך מאל פלעג איך זיך אליין פרעגן‪' :‬בין איך אנדערש פון יעדן‬ ‫איינעם? איז אונזער משפחה אנדערש פון אלע אנדערע?' – מיין מעלה‬ ‫איז געווען אז איך האב זיך נישט געלאזט אראפשלעפן‪ ,‬איך האב זיך‬ ‫שטענדיג געהאלטן שטאלץ מיט זיך אליין און געטאן מיין ארבעט‬ ‫בנאמנות‪.‬‬

‫חסד מיט חסד‬ ‫איין זאך איז געווען וואס איך האב דעמאלס רעאליזירט‪ ,‬און איך‬ ‫האב באשלאסן אלס א מצוה מיטצוטיילן מיט אייך טייערע ליינער‪.‬‬

‫עס איז שוין דורכגעגאנגען זינט דאן פילע יארן‪ ,‬איך בין שוין היינט‬ ‫ב"ה א טאטע צו א פאמיליע און איך לעב ב"ה גליקליך און צופרידן‪.‬‬ ‫איך האב דעריבער דעם שיקול הדעת בוחן צו זיין די פאסירונגען פון‬ ‫יענע טעג מיט א ניכטערן בליק‪ ,‬צו פארשטיין און ארויסהאבן וואס‬ ‫דאן האט זיך אפגעטאן‪.‬‬ ‫מיר לעבן אין א דור פון חסד‪ ,‬אין א צייט וואס אידישע קינדער‬ ‫פרייען זיך ארויסצוהעלפן אנדערע אידן און זיי פארגרינגערן און וואו‬ ‫אימער מען הערט איבער א משפחה וואס דארף צוקומען צו הילף‪,‬‬ ‫וועלן אידן טון וואס עס איז נאר מעגליך זיי ארויסצוהעלפן‪ .‬אשרינו‬ ‫מה טוב חלקינו‪ ,‬אכשר דרא‪.‬‬ ‫אבער וואס מענטשן באגרייפן נישט ליידער‪ ,‬אז אויך חסד דארף‬ ‫מען טון מיט חסד! – מען דארף פארשטיין די געפילן פון צובראכענע‬ ‫מענטשן און מען דארף פארשטיין אז יעדע מענטש און מצב איז‬ ‫אנדערש און מען קען נישט פארשטיין און באגרייפן וואס עס גייט‬ ‫אריבער אויף אנדערע מענטשן‪.‬‬ ‫איך וועל אין די קומענדיגע שורות פראבירן עטוואס‬ ‫ארויסצוברענגען וואס עס איז דורכגעגאנגען אויף אונזער פאמיליע‬ ‫אין די דאזיגע תקופה‪ ,‬אונזער פינאנציעלע מצב און די זייט ווירקונגען‬ ‫דערפון‪.‬‬ ‫זאלן די דאזיגע ווערטער געליינט ווערן דורך עוסקי צדקה וחסד‪,‬‬ ‫טייערע אידן וואס שלאפן נישט קיין נעכט און טוען זיך אויס דאס‬ ‫העמד פאר א צווייטן איד‪ .‬זאלן מיינע ווערטער זיין א שופר פאר די‬ ‫אלע צובראכענע אידן וואס קענען נישט ארויסשרייבן ברבים זייער‬ ‫מצב און קענען זיך נישט ארויסברענגען‪ .‬זאל מען דאס גוט אפלערנען‬ ‫און פארשטיין‪ ,‬און וויסן ווי אזוי צו טון חסד‪ ,‬אויף אן אופן וואס דער‬ ‫באשעפער זאל דערפון הנאה האבן‪.‬‬

‫דער פינאנציעלע מצב‬ ‫תיכף נאך די פטירה פון מיין טאטע'ן ע"ה‪ ,‬האבן זיך די עסקנים‬ ‫אוועקגעזעצט אינאיינעם מיט מיין מאמע'ן תחי'‪ ,‬מיט דער רב פון‬ ‫אונזער קהילה און מיט עטליכע משפחה מיטגלידער‪ .‬מען האט‬ ‫דאן זיך גענומען מאכן א חשבון‪ ,‬פון וואו וועט דער דאזיגע משפחה‬ ‫ווייטער שטעלן ברויט אויפן טיש‪ ,‬פון וואו וועט מען לעבן?!‬ ‫צום אלעמען ערשטן האט מען צוזאמענגענומען אלע חובות וואס‬ ‫זענען פארבליבן פון צרכי רפואה און אנדערע צוועקן – נאך וואס מיין‬ ‫פאטער איז געווען צוגעבינדן צו זיין בעט און נישט געברענגט קיין‬ ‫פרנסה‪ .‬נאכן מאכן דעם חשבון האבן די עסקנים גענומען אויף זיך‬ ‫דעם גאנצן חוב‪ ,‬אראפנעמענדיג א שווערן שטיין פון מיין מאמע'ס‬ ‫הארץ‪.‬‬ ‫אשרי להם ואשרי חלקם!‬ ‫דאן האט מען זיך גענומען צו דער בודזשעט פון דער שטוב‪ ,‬מען‬ ‫האט אנגעהויבן צוזאמענצורעכענען די הוצאות און הכנסות‪ ,‬זעענדיג‬ ‫וואס די דאזיגע משפחה דארף האבן צו קענען לעבן און עקזיסטירן‪.‬‬ ‫צו מזל איז געווען עפעס א הכנסה אין אונזער משפחה‪ ,‬ווייט נישט‬ ‫גענוג אבער דאך עפעס‪ .‬די עסקנים אינאיינעם מיטן רב‪ ,‬האבן זיך דאן‬ ‫אונטערגענומען צו דעקן דעם דעפיציט און זען דערצו אז די משפחה‬ ‫זאל ווייטער אנהאלטן‪ .‬מען האט צוזאמענגענומען די משפחה‪,‬‬ ‫יעדער האט זיך מתחייב געווען א יערליכע סכום געלט און דאס האט‬ ‫געדארפט דעקן די הוצאות פון די שטוב‪.‬‬ ‫אבער דא האט זיך אנגעהויבן די פראבלעמען‪.‬‬

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‫פערזענליכע‬ ‫געשיכטעס און‬ ‫מיטמאכענישן‬ ‫פון ליינער‬ ‫‪THE BORO PARK VIEW / 121‬‬

‫איך בין אויפגעצויגן געווארן אלס יתום! אזוי‬ ‫ווי איר הערט‪ ,‬א יתום פון מיין אומפארגעסליכן‬ ‫פאטער‪ ,‬וועמען איך געדענק זייער שוואך‪ .‬דאס‬ ‫גאנצע וואס איך געדענק פון אים איז‪ ,‬ווי אזוי ער‬ ‫פלעגט ליגן אין בעט מיט א גמרא אין דער האנט‬ ‫און לערנען‪ .‬אין די שפעטערדיגע יארן געדענק‬ ‫איך אים ארומגענומען מיט מאשינען און אין זיין‬ ‫סאמע לעצטע יאר האב איך אים כמעט נישט‬ ‫געזען אינדערהיים‪ ,‬נאר איך פלעג אים כסדר גיין‬ ‫באזוכן אין שפיטאל ל"ע‪.‬‬ ‫ווען איך בין געווען צוועלף יאר אלט‪ ,‬איז‬ ‫פארגעקומען די טראגעדיע אין אונזער משפחה‪,‬‬ ‫ווען אונזער פאטער האט אויסגעהויכט זיין‬ ‫נשמה און איר צוריקגעגעבן א לויטערער צום‬ ‫בורא‪-‬עולם‪ .‬געווען איז דאס אין א דינסטאג‬ ‫פארטאגס‪ ,‬ווען מיין מאמע תחי' האט אונז‬ ‫אויפגעוועקט פון שלאף‪ ,‬בעטנדיג אז מיר זאלן‬ ‫ארויסנעמען די תהילימ'ס און איינרייסן רחמי‬ ‫שמים פאר טאטי‪ .‬זייענדיג דער עלסטער אין‬ ‫שטוב‪ ,‬האב איך זיך אראפגעזעצט ביים טיש‬ ‫אינאיינעם מיט מיינע יונגערע געשוויסטער און‬ ‫מיר האבן אינאיינעם געזאגט תהילים‪.‬‬ ‫שפעטער אין טאג איז געקומען די ביטערע‬ ‫בשורה – טאטי איז נפטר געווארן‪.‬‬ ‫תהא נשמתו צרורה בצרור החיים!‬

‫די באדייט פון א‬ ‫טאטע‬ ‫איך האב אייך שוין געזאגט אז איך בין געווען‬ ‫דער עלסטער קינד אינדערהיים‪ ,‬בשעת אונטער‬ ‫מיר איז געווען א גאנצע שטוב מיט קינדער‪ .‬דאס‬ ‫האט געמיינט פון מיין זייט א שטארקע מאס‬ ‫אחריות‪ ,‬אנגעהויבן פון שבתים‪ ,‬פארהערן די‬

‫הוצאות הבית‬ ‫אזוי ווי אין יעדע אידישע שטוב‪ ,‬איז אויך אין אונזער שטוב‬ ‫געווען געוויסע צוועקן‪ ,‬וואס איז שווער מסביר צו זיין דעם וויכטיגן‬ ‫צורך דערפון פאר פרעמדע מענטשן‪ ,‬און בלויז די באטרעפנדע‬ ‫פארשטייען און זעהען איין די וויכטיגקייט דערפון‪.‬‬ ‫אין איינע פון די ביישפילן האט מיין מאמע געשפירט אז די‬ ‫שבת'דיגע סעודות אין אונזער שטוב דארף א תיקון און די קינדער‬ ‫דארפן מיטזינגען געהעריג‪ .‬אין אירע אויגן איז דאס די יסודות פון‬ ‫א אידישע שטוב‪ ,‬בפרט אז עס איז נישטא קיין טאטע און אויב‬ ‫זאל נישט זיין א שבת'דיגע צורה ביים עסן‪ ,‬דאן פעלט עס אין‬ ‫אידישקייט און אין חינוך פון דעם שטוב‪.‬‬ ‫מיין מאמע האט געטראכט‪ ,‬און באשלאסן אז זי מוז עפעס‬ ‫צוזאגן און אנטקעגן קומען די קינדער כדאי די סעודות זאלן האבן‬ ‫א אידישן טעם‪ .‬זי האט דאן צוגעזאגט אז אויב די קינדער וועלן זיך‬ ‫צושטעלן‪ ,‬שיין זיצן ביי די סעודה‪ ,‬זינגען שיין און שמועסן אין דברי‬ ‫תורה‪ ,‬און זיך נישט קריגן‪ ,‬וועט מען באשטעלן 'די אידישע ליכט'‪,‬‬ ‫פאר א וועכנטליכע מתנה אין שטוב‪.‬‬ ‫אבער דא נעמט זיך די שאלה‪ :‬פון וואו נעמט מען געלט?‬ ‫צו די עסקנים האט זיך מיין מאמע נישט געוואלט ווענדן‪.‬‬ ‫מיין מאמע האט געהאט דעם פולסטן צוטרוי צו זיי און איר מויל‬ ‫איז שטענדיג געווען פול מיט ברכות אויף זייער קאפ‪ ,‬אבער‬ ‫זי האט געוואוסט אז אין דעם פאל וועלן איר די עסקנים נישט‬ ‫פארשטיין‪ ,‬און מיט רעכט‪ ...‬געלט וואקסט נישט אויף קיין בוים‬ ‫און די פאמיליע ווערט אויפגעהאלטן דורך נדבות פון גוטע אידן‪.‬‬ ‫מען קען נישט גיין דרוקן קיין געלט‪ ...‬אויב איז נישטא קיין געלט‬ ‫פאר אידישע ליכט‪ ,‬וועט מען זיך אן עצה געבן אן אידישע ליכט‪...‬‬ ‫העכטנס וועט איינער מעורר זיין די קינדער און רעדן צו זיי‪...‬‬ ‫איך האב דאן רעאליזירט‪ ,‬אז עסקנים און גוטע אידן קענען‬ ‫צומאל נישט פארשטיין די געברויכן פון אנדערע מענטשן‪ ,‬און אז‬ ‫פאר אונזער שטוב איז א געוויסער זאך קריטיש וויכטיג‪ .‬און יא‪,‬‬ ‫מיין מאמע האט שוין פראבירט די עצה פון "רעדן צו די קינדער"‬ ‫און ווארשיינליך האט מיין מאמע שוין באשלאסן אז דאס ארבעט‬ ‫נישט און מען מוז באשטעלן אידישע ליכט‪ ,‬פשוט צו ראטעווען‬ ‫דעם שבת אין אונזער שטוב‪.‬‬ ‫דאס איז בלויז איין קליינע דוגמא‪.‬‬

‫דער סיום‬ ‫לאמיר אנכאפן א וויכטיגע און ווייטאגליכע געשעעניש וואס‬ ‫האט זיך אפגעשפילט ווען איך בין געווען פופצן יאר אלט‪.‬‬ ‫מיין יונגערע ברודער פון צוועלף יאר‪ ,‬האט אים אנגעכאפט א‬ ‫חשקות התורה און אין זיין פריוואטע צייט האט ער זיך געזעצט‬ ‫לערנען מסכת שבת‪ ,‬אליין אן קיין רבי‪ .‬ער האט דאס מסיים געווען‬ ‫און זיך פארהערט און גוט געקענט‪.‬‬ ‫זייער א שיינע זאך‪.‬‬ ‫מיין מאמע האט געשפירט‪ ,‬אז מען דארף באלוינען דעם‬ ‫קינד מיט א גרויסע באלוינונג‪ .‬א קלייניגקייט? – א קינד האט‬ ‫פון זיך אליין מסיים געווען א שווערע מסכתא‪ .‬מיין מאמע האט‬ ‫פארשטאנען אז זייענדיג א יתום און זיך געפינענדיג אין דעם‬ ‫ספעציפישן מצב אין וואס דער קינד געפינט זיך‪ ,‬איז וויכטיג צו‬

‫מאכן אן עסק דערפון און זיכער מאכן אז דער קינד פארלירט‬ ‫נישט זיין חשקות התורה‪.‬‬ ‫אויב זאל מיין מאמע פארלייגן איר שאלה פאר די עסקנים‪,‬‬ ‫וואלטן זיי געזאגט אז עס איז א שיינע זאך זיך צו פארהערן א‬ ‫מסכתא און מען דארף אים געבן אסאך ענטענשן‪ ,‬אבער אויסגעבן‬ ‫געלט? – ס'איז דאך נישטא קיין געלט דערפאר!‬ ‫מיין מאמע'ס פלאן איז געווען‪ ,‬ארויסצונעמען דעם קינד אויף‬ ‫א צוויי טאגיגע וואקאציע‪ ,‬זיך אפצוגעבן מיט אים פריוואט‪ .‬זי האט‬ ‫אויך געשפירט אז דאס קינד דארף די פריוואטע ליבליכקייט פון א‬ ‫מאמע וואס זאל מיט אים פארברענגען און פראבירן צו געבן דאס‬ ‫וואס א טאטע קען נישט געבן אין דער מצב‪ .‬דאס קינד זאל שפירן‬ ‫אז די מאמע איז שטאלץ מיט זיין טאהט און גיבט זיך אפ מיט אים‪.‬‬ ‫וואס האט זי געטאן?‬ ‫זי האט אראפגעציפט פון איר מאגערע געהאלט‪ ,‬געלט וואס‬ ‫גוטע אידן האבן איר געשאנקען‪ ,‬ארויסגעפארן דערמיט מיט איר‬ ‫זוהן‪ ,‬פארברענגט אויף צוויי טעג און צוריקגעקומען‪.‬‬ ‫עס איז נישט קיין ספק אז די נסיעה איז געווען א גרויסע טובה‬ ‫פאר מיין ברודער – אלס ראיה דערצו איז‪ ,‬אז מיין ברודער האט‬ ‫ווייטער געלערנט נאך מסכתות‪ .‬עס איז אויך געווען א געווינס‬ ‫פאר מיין מאמע‪ ,‬וואס זי האט געדארפט די וואקאציע זייער‬ ‫וויכטיג‪.‬‬ ‫אבער אז עס איז געקומען דער טאג וואס מען האט געדארפט‬ ‫באצאלן די עלעקטעריק און עס איז נישט געווען‪ ,‬האבן די עסקנים‬ ‫נישט פארשטאנען און געוואלט וויסן פארוואס עס איז נישטא‬ ‫קיין געלט‪.‬‬ ‫גיי זיי זיך מסביר‪.‬‬

‫די פיין פון א באדערפנדן‬ ‫נער הייתי גם זקנתי‪ .‬איך בין שוין געזעצן ביי צדקה אסיפות‬ ‫פון עסקנים און איך האב בייגעוואוינט אז אין פיל פעלער ווען מען‬ ‫שטעלט צוזאמען געלט פאר איינעם‪ ,‬ווערט דער באטראפנדער‬ ‫בארעדט צווישן די עסקנים‪ .‬יעדער איינער פארשטייט פארוואס‬ ‫יענער האט נישט קיין געלט און יעדער שיסט מיינונגען און דעות‪.‬‬ ‫אין פיל פעלער ווערט יענער קריטיקיקט אויף זיין לעבנ'ס‬ ‫שטייגער‪ .‬אט קומט איינער און דערציילט אז יענער האט זיך‬ ‫געקויפט א נייעם סוט – אמער‪ ,‬ער האט דאך נישט קיין געלט‪,‬‬ ‫הערשט נעכטן האט מען צוזאמענגעשטעלט פאר אים און דא‬ ‫קויפט ער שוין א נייעם סוט‪ ...‬אבער א רגע‪ ,‬אפשר דארף ער האבן‬ ‫א דזשאב אינטערוויו וואס ער מוז מאכן א פאסיגן רושם און מיט‬ ‫דעם אלטן סוט וועט דאס נישט האבן?‬ ‫איינע פון די גרעסטע בושות פון נישט האבן געלט איז‪ ,‬דאס‬ ‫ווערן בארעדט ביים ציבור שלא בצדק‪ .‬יעדער איינער באנעבאכט‬ ‫און זאגט דעות וואס יענער זאל יא אדער נישט טאן פאר זיין געלט‪.‬‬ ‫וואס דער עולם דארף פארשטיין איז‪ ,‬אז יעדער איינער האט א‬ ‫לעבן‪ ,‬און פונקט ווי דו וועסט נישט קוקן אויף געוויסע זאכן וואס‬ ‫דו האלסט אז עס איז וויכטיג פאר דיר‪ ,‬האט יענער אויך זאכן וואס‬ ‫ער קען נישט קוקן ווען עס איז וויכטיג פאר יענעם‪.‬‬ ‫זאלן די דאזיגע ווערטער זיין לעילוי נשמת מיין אומפארגעסליכן‬ ‫פאטער‪ ,‬הרה"ח ר' יואל ברוך בן הרה"ח ר' צבי יצחק‪ .‬תהא נשמתו‬ ‫צרורה בצרור החיים‪.‬‬

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‫אֹויס ַלאנְ ד‪.‬‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫אדע ִאין‬ ‫אס ֶ‬ ‫ַאמ ָּב ַ‬ ‫יׁשע ְ‬ ‫רּוס ֶ‬ ‫ערוַ וייל וַ וייט ַאוֶ ועק ִאין ִדי ִ‬ ‫אטע ִאיז ֶד ְ‬ ‫אלט‪ .‬זַ יין ַט ֶ‬ ‫קּומט ָאן צּום ִקינְ ֶדער ַאנְ ְׁש ַט ְ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫יער‪ֵ :‬לייּב‬ ‫קּור ְצן פּון ְפ ִר ֶ‬ ‫ִאין ְ‬ ‫אֹויס ַלאנְ ד‪:‬‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫אדע ִאין‬ ‫אס ֶ‬ ‫ַאמ ָּב ַ‬ ‫יׁשע ְ‬ ‫רּוס ֶ‬ ‫ִאין ִדי ִ‬

‫ער ַראׁשּונְ ג!‬ ‫ַפאר ִמיר? ַאזַ א ִא ֶיּב ְ‬

‫אפן‬ ‫אמיר ָה ְ‬ ‫ָל ִ‬ ‫ועסט‬ ‫ַאז דּו וֶ ְ‬ ‫גּוטע‬ ‫זַ יין ַא ֶ‬ ‫אדאר‪...‬‬ ‫אס ָ‬ ‫ַאמ ָּב ַ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫אמיר ְט ִרינְ ְקן ַא גְ ֶלעזְ ל ַמ ְׁש ֶקה‪.‬‬ ‫ָל ִ‬ ‫ָאּבער אֹויּב‬ ‫ִאיְך ַדאנְ ק ִדיר‪ֶ ,‬‬ ‫ְט ִרינְ ְקט ֶמען‪ ,‬וֶ ועט ֶעס זַ יין ַפאר‬ ‫אל ְיּב ֶטער זּון‪ ,‬נָ אְך וֶ ועם‬ ‫ַמיין ַּב ִ‬ ‫ארק‪.‬‬ ‫ִאיְך ֶּבענְ ק זִ יְך ַאזֹוי ְׁש ַט ְ‬

‫ַאר ֶּבעט‪.‬‬ ‫עּבענֶ ע ְ‬ ‫ערגֶ עגֶ ֶ‬ ‫אפט‪ַ ,‬פאר ַדיין ִא ֶיּב ְ‬ ‫ָדאס ִאיז ַפאר אּונְ זֶ ער ְפ ַריינְ ְט ַׁש ְ‬ ‫אציֶ ע? ֶעס וֶ ועט‬ ‫ואק ְ‬ ‫עטן ַפאר וָ ַ‬ ‫עקּומען ֶּב ְ‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫יסט גֶ‬ ‫ִּב ְ‬ ‫אר ְפן ִדיר‪.‬‬ ‫יׁשט גֵ יין! ִּביזְ ט צּו גֶ עלּונְ גֶ ען; ִמיר ַד ְ‬ ‫נִ ְ‬

‫ייּביג זָ אגְ ן ַפאר ֵלייּב ַאז ֶער ָטאר‬ ‫אקע ֵא ִ‬ ‫ִאיְך ְפ ֶלעג ַט ֶ‬ ‫ימּודים‪...‬‬ ‫ייכנְ ט ִאין ִדי ִל ִ‬ ‫עצ ְ‬ ‫אֹויסגֶ ֵ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫יׁשט זַ יין צּו‬ ‫נִ ְ‬

‫ערל!‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ַא ַפ ֶ‬ ‫אמיר‬ ‫נּו‪ָ ,‬ל ִ‬ ‫ערן‪.‬‬ ‫ֶה ְ‬

‫ערל!‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫עׁשען צּו ַמיין ַפ ֶ‬ ‫אֹוי‪ֶ ,‬ע ֶּפעס ִאיז גֶ ֶ‬ ‫יׁשט ַאזֹוי ְק ָלאר!‬ ‫ֶדער קֹול ִאיז נִ ְ‬

‫קאפיטל‬

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‫ַאהיים‪.‬‬ ‫ֶא ְפ ֶׁשר ֶּבענְ ְקט ֶער זִ יְך ֵ‬

‫עטן פּון‬ ‫ִאיְך וֶ ועל ֶּב ְ‬ ‫ערער‬ ‫ֶדער מּוזִ יק ֶל ֶ‬ ‫צּו ְּב ֶרענְ גֶ ען ַאן‬ ‫ערל‪.‬‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ערע ַפ ֶ‬ ‫ַאנְ ֶד ֶ‬

‫אּבן ִמיר‬ ‫יידע ָה ְ‬ ‫אטע אּון זֵ ֶ‬ ‫ַמיין ַט ֶ‬ ‫אּב ִליק‪,‬‬ ‫יׁשט צּו ְׁש ִּפ ְילן ִאין ָּפ ְ‬ ‫עטן נִ ְ‬ ‫עּב ְ‬ ‫גֶ ֶ‬ ‫יׁשט ֵלייגְ ן ַאן אֹויג אֹויף ִמיר‪,‬‬ ‫ֶמען זָ אל נִ ְ‬ ‫אס ְירט‪.‬‬ ‫אּון ּפּונְ ְקט ָדאס ָהאט ַּפ ִ‬

‫אקוֶ ועם ָדא‪.‬‬ ‫אכט ַאייְך ַּב ְ‬ ‫טּודענְ ט‪ַ .‬מ ְ‬ ‫עלע ְס ֶ‬ ‫עציֶ ֶ‬ ‫דּו ִּביזְ ט ֶּב ֱא ֶמת ַא ְס ֶּפ ִ‬

‫טּודענְ ט‬ ‫אֹויף ַאזַ א ְס ֶ‬ ‫עחלֹומ'ט‪...‬‬ ‫ָהאּב ִאיְך גֶ ָ‬

‫אטע‬ ‫ֶא ְממ‪ֶ ,‬א ְפ ֶׁשר ְׁש ַרייּב ִאיְך ַא ְּב ִריוו צּו ַמיין ַט ֶ‬ ‫ַאלעס וָ ואס גֵ ייט ָפאר‪ ,‬אֹויּב ֶקען‬ ‫יילן ֶ‬ ‫ער ֵצ ְ‬ ‫ֶד ְ‬ ‫עמען פּון ָדא‪.‬‬ ‫קּומען ִמיְך נֶ ֶ‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫ֶער‪ ,‬וֶ ועט ֶער‬

‫ארף‬ ‫ָאּבער צּום ֶע ְר ְׁשט ַד ְ‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫עריֶ ע פּון‬ ‫יס ֶט ְ‬ ‫ִאיְך ֵלייזְ ן ִדי ִמ ְ‬ ‫ארוָ ואס‬ ‫ערל! ַפ ְ‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ֶדער ַפ ֶ‬ ‫יׁשט?‬ ‫ְׁש ִּפ ְילט ֶעס נִ ְ‬

‫ערל! ִאיְך ִּבין זִ ֶיכער ַאז ָדאס‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫יׁשט ַמיין ַפ ֶ‬ ‫ָדאס ִאיז נִ ְ‬ ‫עקּומען צּום‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫ערל! וִ ויַאזֹוי ִאיז ָאנְ גֶ‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ערע ַפ ֶ‬ ‫ִאיז ַאן ַאנְ ֶד ֶ‬ ‫ערל??‬ ‫ייפ ְ‬ ‫ערע ַפ ֶ‬ ‫יידי'ס הֹויז ַאן ַאנְ ֶד ֶ‬ ‫ֶפענְ ְס ֶטער פּון זֵ ִ‬

‫קאפיטל‬

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SOLD JACKSON, NJ

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SOLD

SOLD LAKEWOOD, NJ

UNDER CONTRACT JACKSON, NJ

TEAM ARI

2,304 SQ FT | 4 BEDROOMS | 2 FULL BATHS BRAND NEW KITCHEN | COMPLETELY REMODELED

TOMS RIVER

SOLD

$355K

PE RF EC T STAR TE R H O M E!

JACKSON, NJ

SOLD TOMS RIVER, NJ

85 N HOPE CHAPEL RD

JACKSON, NJ

SOLD TOMS RIVER, NJ

UNDER CONTRACT

1715 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE

TOMS RIVER, NJ

2,104 SQ FT | 4 BEDROOMS | 3 FULL BATHS OVER AN ACRE OF LAND | MOVE-IN READY

$399.9K

D I S C O V E R A N E W W AY H O M E

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ARYEH BRECHER SENIOR LOAN OFFICER NMLS # 1401181 568 CEDAR LANE TEANECK, NJ 07666 DIRECT: 201.215.0090 MOBILE: 718.877.5160

2 full/2 half bathrooms | 5 large bedrooms ≈ 9 ft ceilings on each 1600 sqft floor! ≈ Beautiful upgraded kitchen with waterfall granite countertops ≈ Huge dining room, airy playroom, separate study & spacious laundry room, plus a built-in Pesach kitchen! ≈ Luxurious master suite with custom tub and shower ≈ Gorgeous 7” moldings and shaker doors ≈ Modern amenities like built-in timers, intercom system, and video camera capability ≈ Picturesque front and back yards

This incredible property is close to shuls and won’t be available long! Call today!

845.200.4347 - 516.567.2553

Classifieds FOR SALE BUGABOO CAMELEON black good condition.

Bassinet and rain cover included. Pick up in bp. $200.

3473006287 ELECTRIC DRYER Slightly used 917 601 2455 BUGGY BOARD Brand new buggy board for sale, never used call/text 347.522.2484 DOUBLE MOUNTAIN BUGGY NANO $300. bought 5 months ago. call/text 9293166876 LG WASHER/DRYER 9174742428 SHABBOS KETTLE Electric Kosher Shabbos Kettle(for shabbos & vochen use), almost new, for $45(orig $70+). 917.789.3380 APPLIANCES FOR SALE White gas stove and fridge in great condition for sale at discounted price due to move. Please call 718-5226704 STROLLERS FOR SALE Brand New Baby Strollers For Less! Doona, Bugaboo, Yoyo and more. Pls call/text 347527-9874 NEOCATE INFANT FORMULA $35 a can. 347-742-6072 SET YIDDISH CHUMASHIM set of large torah berurah yiddish chumashim. in like new condition. $75. text 718568-4206 WINTER BABY BUNTING Beautiful baby winter bunting for carriage, black, double sided . Benbette company. Orig. $150. Selling for $75. 347 461 8710

CAR SEATS 2 Maxi Cosi infant car seats with bases. 1 black, 1 grey.

Brand new condition. call/ text 347-668-3420 SHOES FOR SALE New! Black velvet shoe size 29 from Aliexpress. $25 (347) 307-0819 BUGABOO FROG in great condition with 2 hoods for a great price. 718436-2283 BIRDS FOR SALE 2 birds (parakeets) with 2 cages & toys 347.228.4747 FERRAGAMO black patent slipper gold flower heel size 6. $199 neg.

347-585-4643 lv message or email girlsgowns@gmail.com ECCO New Jersey size 43 $75. 347585-4643 lv msg or email girlsgowns@gmail.com BURGUNDY DOONA $350.00 INCLUDES matching bag. Good condition.

9174821371 FOR SALE Used Valco Baby Hitch Hiker great condition 1718-4384734 BUGABOO CAMELEON black good condition.

Bassinet and rain cover included. Pick up in bp. $200 call or text 3473006287 GREY SNOWSUIT with fur size 3-6 months 7187570696 MATERNA FORMULA $30 free delivery 3473709685 CARRIAGE BAG Timi & Leslie grey quilted carriage bag. Brand new condition with all accessories incl. $70. Call or text 3477864434

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FOR SALE New, dressy, wintry knitted black top with beads size 8-10.

718-758-6560 FOR SALE 8 natures own apple juice call/text 718 928 4964 STOKKE STROLLER with bag, buggy board, winter kit in fine condition.

Also Chicali bunting.

Reasonable offer. 917-9829511 STAMPS FOR SALE Usps forever stamps for sale. 44¢ per stamp! (minimum 100 stamps) Call/ Text:(347)988-5357 HAIR ACCESSORY Necklace and hair accessories selling for wholesale prices.

3479326524 BUGABOO CAMELEON 3 in very good condition with a brand new all black base, in box. Pls call/text 347-5279877 FOR SALE dinette set, sz. 30”x 54”, 550.

Baby monsters double, 599, dr flower arrangement, 100.

Call 718-435-3235.

SUKKAH FOR SALE 8/10 fabric Sukkah from Sukkah Depot in a very good condition for sale. Pls call/ text 347-527-9874 DINETTE SET for sale due to moving. 30 x 60 glass table. 6 chairs. Matte gold with white upholstery.

Barely used. 3474525324 SUKKAH FOR SALE A Sukkah Center approx 5x9 in Great Condition and Price. call 347-789-3057 Leave Msg TREADMILL Great condition Proform treadmill for quick sale.

7184381152 or 3473512809.

MACLAREN INFANT SEAT black/beige. Great condition call/text 9175882294 BOON HIGHCHAIR good condition, 917-982-9511

HELP WANTED SECRETARY WANTED busy real estate office. Good pay. No experience necessary.

Recent grad welcome.

718-972-7660 Email: mprealtymgmt@gmail.com HELP WANTED Heimesha office in BP looking to hire experience Individuals in AP department. Excel & quick books a must. Email HR@ lpbscorp.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Established business in Boro Park looking to hire an inside salesperson. Will train. Please send resume to: bpjob11219@gmail.com FUNDRAISING TELEMARKETER Work P/T from home selling raffle tickets over the phone for a Tzedakah Organization.

Flexible hours. High commission. Call: 646-3898481

REAL ESTATE FURNISHED APT 1 bedroom furnished basment front apt for rent 15 and 52 plz call 7182161353 APT FOR RENT 12th ave low 40s new 3 bedroom 2nd floor apt for rent plz call 7184388821 STORE FOR RENT Prime Boro Park Store for rent 16/50s 800sf + 1600sf basement. Available immediately Meyers int Real Estate inc 7184354378

The Boro Park View FURNISHED APT 40 Street 14 &15 Avenue Beautifully Designed, Furnished Basement Apartment, Front Entrance, W/D, Full Kitchen, Choson/ Kallah Call 718-972-1749 347304-1132 SPRING VALLEY RENTAL 2 bedroom apartment available for rent West Street/ West Central Area (Spring Valley) Ground Level, walking distance to Grocery.

845-204-8959 FURNISHED APT 13th Ave & 54th St, New 1 or 2 BR, 1 flight up, Full kitch/ bath,W/D. Linen. Daily, Shabbos, Wkly, Monthly Day 718-686-0909/ 347-524-7686 Eve FOR SALE Luxury homes on beautiful properties stunning veiws starting at 399k.

Minyan+mikva Highland mills/Monroe/Chester.

Call-1-347-564-8480 or rockrealtorsgroup@gmail. com OFFICE FOR RENT 15th ave. low 40s Beautiful high class office space approx. 2800 sq. ft. bsmt. for rent. 718-887-1055 STOREFRONT FOR RENT 10 & 51 Around 200-500 sf $1100-$2200. 15 & 44 Around 500 sf$2800. text 718-6005933 OFFICE FOR RENT 10th Ave & 45th St Modern 2 rooms, 500 sf, private entrance, A/C & heat. $1375 including utilities. Day 718686-0909/347-524-7686Eve WEEKEND RENTAL Beautiful 12 bed home in Highland Mills available for weekday/weekends linen towels plus many extras!

Minyan+mikva. 1-347-5648480 or reserveaweekend@ gmail.com

BP SHORT TERM RENTAL Beautifully renovated short term rental on 12 and 43.

Linen, towels, percolator, and hot plate etc included.

845-327-6116 STORE / STORAGE or as office.Boro Park 16/40 st.

1600 sf + basement for rent.

Meyer R.E. 7184354378 VACATION RENTAL Miami Beach, Carriage Club North. Btfl 2 BR, 2 Bths, pool/ ground floor. 347.499.0031 ISRAEL RENTAL 2 bedroom apartment in Yerushalayim, near Kaduri available for Cheshvan. 718972-7221 SHABBOS RENTAL 2 bedroom apt available to rent for a shabbos or short term 3 flights up. Bedford/ Taylor. 347-628-7732.

BABYSITTING HEIMISHE BABYSITTER Yiddish speaking babysitter available for all ur simcha need. Over nights and weekends. 7186330739 HEIMISHE BABYSITTER Experienced devoted babysitter available. centrally located near many halls. 718438-4745 BABYSITTERS AVAILABLE Competent seminary girls avlbl to babysit afternoons or evenings. 718-871-5537

SERVICES P3/SETTS PROVIDER Kriah/Reading below grade level? Please call Faigy at 718-810-4149 for quality sessions w/ Orton Gillingham method. Stunning results guaranteed!

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Classifieds GIFT WRAPPING Get your gifts wrapped at great prices! Call 718-8535207.

GUITAR LESSONS Available to give Guitar Lessons for young beginners.

Please call/text 347.336.3849 GOODBYE TO ANXIETY Experienced CBT Female Instructor for panic, stress and fears. By Mrs. E Frank 718-851-8636 BOOKKEEPER Experienced team to manage all your quick-book needs off site. AP/AR & bank rec. 718930-3822 YIDDISH COURSE You can now learn the Yiddish Language from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course.

718-435-4616 MATH TUTOR All math regents levels.

CLEP. SAT, GRE. Expd. Good rapport with students. Call/ text Chani Reichman 917 538-4357 CHUMASH TUTOR Suri Finkiel. Experienced Chumash Tutor. Proven method. 929.270.9159 leave message. References available.

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Heimishe weekly/monthly classes available. Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Henny 347-871-2955 READING SPECIALIST Experienced reading specialist available to help your child succeed. Call/text 917-789-3840 CHUMASH SPECIALIST Experienced Chumash Tutor.

Fool-proof method. Suri Finkiel. 929.270.9159

PAINT CLASSES Sundays: Girls 4-5 grade 1:15-2:15. Boys ages 8-10, 4:00-5:00. Beginning Sunday November 17. Mrs. Rivky Lieser 347-452-6342

MUSIC LESSONS! Give your daughter the gift that will last her a lifetime piano/keyboard lessons for an affordable price. Call 917 471 2043

CHIDUSHEI TORAH Experienced EDITOR available to organize & redraft your CHIDUSHIM, getting them fit to print bez”h 646-389-7630 L.M.

MUSIC LESSONS KEY TOV Piano lessons for girls Grades 3-8 Sunday afternoons. Keyboard / Piano style. 17-44 area. Sign up today! 347-786-0820

YEARBOOKS Have your school’s yearbook designed professionally!

Experience designer available. Over 7 years experience. Samples and references upon request. 917831-6150

EAR PIERCING Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. G. Halpert Call/ Text 718-607-9812

DEDICATED TUTOR Elementary through High School. All subjects tutoring including Regents. Enjoyable sessions. Call Chani F. 718436-5474 CHUMASH SPECIALIST Get your child the help he/she needs. Great with children! Call Chani F. 718436-5474 ART LESSONS Master the art of oil painting or oil pastels. Sunday afternoons, for all ages.

Affordable rates. 347-2069115 PIANO LESSONS Become a master pianist!

Piano/ keyboard lessons. By note/ by ear. Central location. limited slots available!

3479867064 NATURAL MAKEUP The makeup you’ve been waiting for! Natural, nontoxic, and great for sensitive skin. Call: 917-7893042 KRIAH SPECIALIST Experienced Kriah Specialist available. Knowledgeable in Orton Gilligan, Wilson & other methods. 718-930-3822 DESIGN SERVICE Catalogs, brochures, magazines and websites designed professionally.

Text 929.283.0803 to find out more about having your multi-page project designed.

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KEY TOV Piano lessons for girls Grades 3-8 Sunday afternoons. 17-44 area. Sign up today! 347-7860820 SONG LYRICS Professional song lyrics for school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827 LADESIGN High expectations- low prices. Logos. Ads. Flyers. packaging and more. Call: 845 729-4340 MUSIC LESSONS! Stay Tuned..The key to music!

Piano/keyboard lessons for girls by note/by ear. Call Etty Klein 347 263 0636 GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet.

917-414-3281 KALLAH LIST Itemized Kallah shopping to make the shopping experience easier and calmer. minimal fee. 347534-6184 EXCLUSIVE GIFTS for clients/ family/ friends wrapped & shipped hassle free. 1-718-552-5801

SLIDESHOW PRODUCTIONS Professional slideshows for any event. Schools, family gatherings, reunions, Chanukah parties etc. Call Rivky 3479867064 AFFORDABLE CAMERAS Brand new canon cameras @ discounted prices! sx740$335. sx720-$275. s110-$275.

No warranty. 917.789.3380 SD CARDS! Lowest prices in town.

16gb-$7. 32gb-$9. 64gb-$17.

Micro sd128-$30. Canon Lens 18x55- $69. (Willi) 929-4200298/718-722-7664 PROMO SPOT For the most unique gifts, promotional items, plaques and stamp pens call 718732-0546 or email sales@ promospot.nyc

GEMACHIM PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 TWIN CARRIAGE GEMACH To lend yours or to rent a twin carriage for the week, season or year, please call (718) 5223891. Mint condition only.

CLOTHING & SHOE GEMACH Donate free. Clothes, shoes, linens. grt cond only! more info pls call\ txt (347)8166406.

SIMCHA GEMACH White cubbies for miniatures,white ceramic square and round cake stands and more.‫לע”נ ברוך בן‬ -536-1742 917 ‫משה דוד‬.

DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need).

260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) KOSHER WAZE DEVICES available for short term.

Minimum charge. 929-3247021.

LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404

RENT/SALE Magnificent, one of a kind blush & black dress length gown size 0. 718 854 9098 / 1347 554 0886

BRIDAL GOWN Magnificent Kleinfeld gown for sale size 4-6 includes long/short veil and dek-tich.

Call/Text 917-586-5925

FOR SALE Stunning one of a kind black and gold sister of the bride gown size 2-4 call 917-6521414

FOR SALE A Stunning D. Deutch black & white dress Size 8-10 for sister of the bride/own tnoyim for sale. 929-287-2135

FOR SALE Beautiful black maternity gown fo sister of bride. Young style. 347 512 9011

FOR SALE Elegant black and white size 4–6 sister of the bride gown.

718-438-1320 or 347-988-9709

FOR SALE Stunning 2 piece black and silver grey gown for married sis of bride size 12-14. Great price 347-645-6857

FOR SALE Two beautiful Harfenes childrens gowns, black, gold, and white. Sizes approx 5/6 and 7. Call: 347-760-4649

FOR SALE Teri john black/gold young sis of the bride gowm sz 14. call/ text 3473854588

FOR SALE 2 magnificent blue velvet gowns for girls to sell. Sizes 6&8. 718 522 1092

FOR SALE Black/gold oscar sis of the bride gown sz 10/12. Call/text 13473854588

WEDDING GOWNS for rent $25 a night sizes 3, 5, 7, for more information call 13479326524

SALE/RENT Purple - eggplant gown, size 2-4, sister of the bride. Worn once. Call/text 917-499-3056.

ELEGANT LADIES DRESS fitted style, navy blue, size 6-8. For sale/rent. 3476317459

PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017

STUNNING GOWN one of a kind gown, Married sister of the bride, Size 8-10, Peach-gold 347-263-0902

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS Seeking female volunteers to accompany women/girls for medical procedures, tests, etc. Text only 347-645-1671

FOR SALE Stunning sister of bride/ Tenoyim navy blue dress.

Size 10/12. Gorgeous fit. Call/ text 7189306667

SIMCHA GEMACH Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers and challah knife for your simcha. pls leave message 1718 854 1760

FOR SALE Stunning black and grey gown size 6-8. Call or text: 347-461-2271

DRESSES/GOWNS FOR SALE Stunning one of a kind black and gold sister of the bride gown size 2-4 call 917-6521414

FOR RENT Exquisite black & white maternity gown, size S. 718438-4734 RENT/SALE beautiful ladies black and gold gown/dress size 8-10. call/text:347-385-2638

FOR SALE Stunning off white size 0 dress suitable for 5 feet tall.

Call/text 347-382-0461 RENT/SALE Black & Gold size 8 gown.

Call/text 347-930-9372 WEDDING DRESS Beautiful olive green long satin skirt for sis of bride.

Size 6-8 Great price call/text 9175882294 MACHATEINISTE GOWN Beautiful Champagne lace and beaded gown size 12-14 for Machateiniste, for sale 917-589-0502

FOR SALE Beautiful navy/ slate blue gown for young married sis of bride or kallah tenoyim.

Size 2-4. Call or text 347-7864434

GOWNS FOR SALE Teen stunning custom made pink gown sz 0-2.woman’s stunning pink gown with black beading sz 12.718 213 2995

TEENAGE DRESS Designer navy jumper for rent or sale. Size 0-2. Suitable for sister of bride or own tnoim. 347-232-3538

FOR SALE Gown, peach gold color with green flowers and peplum bottom for sister of bride. Size 0-2. Call or text 929-4347152.

FOR SALE Beautiful kleinfeld gown size 2-4, elegant black and gold oscar gown size 0-2 call for info and pictures. 718 218 8859

FOR SALE Very elegant black/white/ grey dress for sale. Perfect for kallah! Size 8, tall. Great Price! Call or text 347-3532307

LOST gold link bracelet 15th Avenue and 45 Street area 917-6521414 diamond heart pendant 718232-2424 black and white baby blanket oct 10 on the way home from home depot. 7188586075 Boys gray cap simchas torah on bedford ave. 347.971.2333

FOUND baby blanket on williamsburg B.P. bus around 3 years ago.718-644-2636 lve msg white shirtzel 3478317017 fur cape in Emunas Yisroel shul after hakofos on Simchas Torah night. 718-758-6560 Pink baby shoe in Williamsburg on y”t. 718 387 7048

FREE GIVEAWAYS brown bookcase, 5-6 shelves, 2 lower doors(24x12x72) VG. Needs color touch up on bottom base. 646-322-4817

November 6, 2019 / THE BORO PARK VIEW / 137 www.thebpview.com / 718.408.8770

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‫‪THE BORO PARK VIEW / 139‬‬

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‫הילולת הרה"ק מבלאזוב זי"ע אצל נכדו האדמו"ר מבלאזוב‬

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YYS media

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