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(Re: FYI: Eagles, Issue 145) I really appreciate your magazine with its high-quality and informative Torah’dige articles.

I would like to comment on the FYI article in which was written that “interestingly, the Hebrew term we associate with the eagle — nesher — is currently used to refer to vultures. The question is what the word “nesher” refers to in Tanach.”

The answer to this question is that according to Tosfos Chulin 63a [d”h netz] the nesher is not the eagle. Also, Rav Saadiah Gaon translates nesher with the Arabic term nesr, which refers to the griffon vulture.

Ibn Ezra does the same, noting that the Arabic language provides good evidence for the identity of the bird. Contemporary scholars in the field of Biblical zoology have likewise concluded that the griffon vulture is the nesher and the eagle is the netz that is mentioned in the torah in Parshas Shemini.

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Thank you for this information. I wonder how many, like us, have kept this minhag without knowing its reason.

Additionally, I’ve heard that there are people who do not purchase any homes, but will only rent their residences, which I assume is also related to the Churban. Is anyone familiar with this minhag?

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As Yidden in galus, the Churban is something we live with every day.

We feel the pain of the galus so intimately. We daven for Moshiach constantly, recall the glory of the Beis Hamikdash in our tefillos, and each day brings such aching reminders that we are a nation in exile.

And yet, we also take remembering to the next level. Our chachamim have instituted many minhagim and practices that Yidden from all walks of life incorporate as a zecher l’Churban, a concrete reminder that we are in foreign lands and under hostile leaderships, and that our hearts yearn for home.

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Many of us and our children have “kosher phones,” or so we think. The truth is that no flip phone is kosher unless explicitly mentioned in product specifications or visibly certified by a reliable/known hechsher; otherwise, it is in the category of a regular smartphone with a keypad.

A reliable filter will go into the innards of the phone and into the SD card and make sure the internet cannot be accessed, and that no matter what is done to the phone, one won’t succeed in getting the internet capabilities back.

On the flip side, hundreds, if not thousands, of people have “non-filters” on their phones that did not go through the rigorous filtering proper kosher phones have. I once walked into a yeshivah where many, if not most, of the bachurim had such a “filter.”

Here’s how to tell if the flip phone is improperly filtered: 1. If there are apps like Waze or Spotify.

2. If in settings there is an option in the main menu called “developers options” that can be accessed when pressed on.

Here’s how you can tell if the phone is properly filtered: 1. External labels of name brand filters are great indicators.

2. When the phone is turned off and on, the logo of the filtering organization is displayed.

3. In settings, by “about phone, software information,” if you press “build number” five times, it should say, “You are a developer.” Upon returning to settings, click developer option, and you should not be able to access that option. If you can, it indicates that the filter is outdated, unreliable or simply not there.

A primary goal should be to make rebbeim aware of the fallacies of false filters. My yeshivah requires a receipt from a reliable filtering organization that matches your phone.

Every yeshivah should have a similar solution.

Additionally, I happened to have heard from a very chashuv person that his “filter” for his kids’ phones means taking data off the phone plan. This pashut won’t work because every phone is also equipped with built-in Wi-Fi and Google, which means that it takes very little effort to land in the same hole you tried climbing out of.

If someone has a garden of tomatoes, he’ll protect it with a small fence. This small fence wouldn’t cut it, however, if he’s trying to keep people out of a land mine. The greater the threat, the greater the fence needed. If this is true with minefields, how much more so about our ruchnius — and having a properly protected phone. After all, a fence with a hole is like no fence at all.

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In this week’s parsha, Moshe Rabbeinu expresses the greatness of Klal Yisroel. He tells the Yidden that the nations of the world will praise them, saying, “Only this great nation is a wise and understanding people.” Moshe continues by saying, “Which great nation is so close to their G-d, that He is available whenever they call upon Him?” and, “Which great nation has such just statutes as the Torah…” (Devarim 4:6–8) Later, Moshe lauds Klal Yisroel again, stating, “For you are a holy people…

Hashem has chosen you to be His treasured people… because of His love for you…” (ibid. 7:6–8).

Why did Moshe Rabbeinu express this praise so many times, and in so many ways?

ONE MORNING, Reb Baruch Ber Liebowitz of Kaminetz, zt”l, was walking on the street when he noticed the chimney cleaner. Thinking the man was a gentile, he wished him good morning in Polish.

The cleaner replied in Yiddish, “Rabbiner! I am a Yid! Why not greet me in Yiddish?”

When Reb Baruch Ber heard this response, he shuddered.

“Reb Yid,” he said, “please forgive me! I made a mistake!”

“It’s okay, Rabbiner,” answered the chimney cleaner with a smile. “It wasn’t such a bad mistake…”

But Reb Baruch Ber was pained. This was not enough. He repeated his request for forgiveness: “I did you an injustice,” he said. Then he took a couple of moments to explain to the cleaner the chashivus of a Yid. “Do you know what a Yid is?” he asked. “A Yid is a different entity from a gentile. A Yid is kedusha, a Yid is taharah.”

Reb Baruch Ber continued to point out the greatness of Klal Yisroel in a way that this man would understand. When he finished, he turned to the cleaner again and asked, “Reb Yid, are you sure you truly forgive me — with all your heart?!”

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“Rabbiner!” came the quick reply. “I said it before that I am mochel, and I mean it!”

Reb Baruch Ber smiled and shared the following story: There was once a girl who received a gift from her grandmother. It was a pearl necklace, and the girl cherished it dearly. One day, she wore it while playing outside with her friends.

Her friend, seeing the precious piece of jewelry, fingered it curiously. Suddenly the string tore, and all the pearls went flying.

The girl was upset, but in time she calmed down, and when her friend asked for forgiveness, she calmly forgave her.

When she arrived home, the girl told her mother what had happened. Her mother was very upset. “Do you know that these pearls were real?! They weren’t fake. And even more than that; these pearls were an heirloom, passed down for generations in our family!”

The girl felt terrible. She ran back to her friend’s house and said, “The mechilah I gave you before wasn’t real! I didn’t realize then that the pearls were so precious. If I would have known they were so valuable, I would never have been able to

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Reb Baruch Ber told the Yid, “True — you told me right away that you forgave me, but that was before I explained to you what a Yid is. Now that you understand the true value of a Yid, you surely realize that hurting such a holy being is wrong! Now I must ask your mechilah again. Please forgive me with all of your heart!” * * * * * Before Moshe Rabbeinu was niftar, he felt compelled to prepare Klal Yisroel for the major milestone ahead of them.

Klal Yisroel was just about to enter Eretz Yisroel. Coming after 40 years of life in the Midbar, where the Yidden were protected by the Ananei Hakavod, fed on holy mann and water from Above, and led by a leader who spoke directly to Hakadosh Baruch Hu, things were about to change.

The Yidden would need to work hard to place bread on their table. They would need to toil in learning Torah. They would be following the natural ways of the world, just like all of the nations. Klal Yisroel would work just as the rest of the other nations do, eat just as they do, and sleep just as they do.

Moshe Rabbeinu repeated himself numerous times for he wanted to prepare Klal Yisroel and make sure they recognize our deep value and greatness. We may be doing the same things as the nations of the world — but we are an entirely different entity. We were chosen from among all of the nations and elevated to a point of extra closeness and connection to the Creator of the world.

The Kuzari famously points out the four levels of creation: domem, tzamei’ach, chai and medaber. Yet there is another, higher level: Yisroel. The Yid is above all ma’alos. The Kuzari explains that an animal is not a greater form of vegetation, and vegetation is not a greater form of inanimate nature. The proof is that when the animal dies, it does not become vegetation, and vegetation never becomes inanimate. Rather, each level is a creation for itself.

The difference between Jew and non-Jew is the same. A Yid is not like any gentile, just more special; a Yid is entirely different. Klal Yisroel is the chosen one from among all creations. Even the simplest Yid is on a greater level than the wisest gentile in the world.

A talmid chacham once came to the Chazon Ish and complained that he was feeling down. “I don’t feel like I can make myself happy,” he said.

The Chazon Ish replied, “Did you say the Birchos HaTorah today? When you said ‘Asher bachar banu mikol ha’amim,’ did you think into what you were saying, or did you merely mouth the words? If you think into it, you will have no choice but to be full of satisfaction and happiness all day!”

Let’s recognize our special, inherent value. We aren’t “just people”; we are Yidden!

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Gitty’s eyes darted around the hall, In the center, the energetic nineteen-year-olds danced with gusto around the kallah. Further out, there were the subdued mechuteneste circles. Sprinkled in between sat the elter-bubbas drinking in the nachas on their chairs of honor. Out of the corner of her eye, she noticed her mother approaching Mrs. Dreiman.

Quickly, she turned back to face Miriam.

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re you teaching third grade in Bnos Liba?”

“Yup! I enjoy it but I must admit that it’s getting a bit boring. I do some subbing in the afternoon but still…”

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“Yeah. After two years, you’re more than ready for something bigger and better…”

“Jobwise? Totally not.”

“C’mon, you know I wasn’t talking about that. I meant

shidduchim.”

“Exactly. C’mon, I’m only 20! Don’t know about you, but the phone hardly rings with suggestions.”

“Actually, I get plenty of calls, thanks to my last name.

But many of the shidduchim that are mentioned are so —” “Off the mark?”

“Yeah. And often they’re supposedly so on the mark that people keep mentioning the same name over and over again —” “And each time, the shadchan thinks he struck gold. You hold your breath until he says the name and then you’re like, ‘Oh no, not again!’”

A waitress passed by and took their empty plates.

“Psst…Miriam, see Mrs. Dreiman there?” Gitty whispered, gesturing toward a petite middle-aged woman who was surrounded by several other women, engaged in a rousing conversation.

“You mean the famous shadchante?”

“Right. Did she ever call you?”

“Ummm, actually she did — only once. Her suggestion was quite on target but we could not get through to her after doing our research. It was a boy from a different neighborhood and it was really hard to find out about him and the family. When we finally figured out that it had potential, we called her back and she never responded.”

“I hear she needs at least another two phone lines. Her sister-in-law teaches with me, and even she can hardly reach her!”

“They say Mrs. Dreiman really knows her stuff. I’m going to ask my mother to — hey, there she is coming right over to me.”

“Miriam, come and meet Mrs. Dreiman, a famous shadchante. She wants to have a few words with you.”

Miriam winked at Gitty as she approached the potential shaliach for her yeshuah.

Meeting a shadchan once in six months was something, but couldn’t more be done?

I wish there was another way to get my name out there. More shadchanim should get involved.

The music stopped as a minyan Maariv was announced.

Gitty stretched her tired legs and went over to the glowing kallah to wish her a happy life.

Her mother joined her, stopping on the way to tell Mrs. Dreiman good night.

dump.

Grabbing her dog-eared spiral, she started scribbling.

Perel Gold: 21-year-old son, Dovid, working boy, very erlich Shaindy Pitterman: 19-year-old daughter, name maybe Miriam, tall and broad, teaching third grade Baila Blumenthal: 24-year-old daughter Gitty, average height, dresses well, works in a real estate office

Should I get a coffee now? Dina wondered. I must remember all the information. And maybe I can even call Eretz Yisroel to find out about Jacobs, the five-star bachur. Is he really the masmid they make him to be? I saw him recently during bein hazmanim and he didn’t give that impression.

If coffee would do the trick, then coffee it would be.

And there she sat, until the wee hours of the morning, scribbling, ruminating, and scribbling some more. At 4 a.m., Dina snuck into bed, hoping her husband would make sure she got up on time for work. * * * * *

“Quick communication? Automatic reminders? Detailed resumes? Organized files?”

Dina savored the thought, as she heard the details from her co-shadchan, Malka.

“Yes, ClickShadchan is a custom-made tool to make life easier for shadchanim and those looking for shidduchim. First of all, there’s a large database with names of hundreds of eligible boys and girls.”

“Ach, you mean a dating site? Where each single is laid out for public display?”

“No! This for our heimish crowd. Only approved shadchanim can sign up to view the listings and try to make matches based on the information written on the resumes” “How much detail do these resumes have?”

“Obviously the name and age, education, whether the boy is working or learning, a general personality description, kehillah and also details about their physical appearance and family. Could be more — I don’t remember everything off the top of my head.”

“You mean every shadchan can see a picture? And all the

* * * * * 1:30 a.m.

The stillness of the night was shattered by the sound of the door swinging on its hinges.

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over in Mrs. Dreiman’s head like a pesky fly was, “Why wasn’t this created earlier?”

Doctors have electronic medical files. Schools have programs to organize the tuition payments. Every selfrespecting business has a website. Finally, here’s a system to help us help the klal!

information?”

“As much as the seeker allows. And the single can even choose to whitelist shadchanim — and only allow shadchanim they are comfortable with to see their info.”

“What if a shadchan doesn’t want to see pictures?”

“That’s also blockable.”

“This sounds like a groundbreaking idea. But there are so many shadchanim out there who don’t have computers or devices at home.”

“Like me! I called the office after hearing about this software from my friend and the manager said he’ll pay for a monthly kiosk membership as long as I use the system often enough. I also have the option of borrowing a tablet from the office.”

“I have to check this out. What’s the web address again?” * * * * *

“So I put my daughter’s resume on file. It’s really not a big deal. Why not save my shadchan — and myself — so many phone calls? Believe it or not, one shadchan called me up already to get a better idea of who my daughter really is. And wait — here’s an email that just came in,” Mrs. Rosen shared with her sister.

A suggestion has just been made for you. Please click on this link to access your portal.

“Does it seem like it’s the right type of boy for Miriam?”

“I know this boy. He’s a great boy but it’s not for her. He’s too leibedig. Let me press reject. Hey — there’s an option for notes. I’ll explain why it’s not for her. A mechaya! The next shadchan who looks at her file will get what type of boy not to even try redting..”

“This sounds like a platform whose time has come. But is it really okay to use — I mean, according to daas Torah?”

“There’s a haskama on the website from a big dayan in Williamsburg, HaRav Mann, shlit”a. And Rav Avrum Hersh Wosner, shlit”a, of Monsey, my husband told me, calls this website “his website.” I wouldn’t hesitate to make use of it!” * * * * *

The nagging thought that kept repeating itself over and

The Gold boy wants a girl with a covered sheitel. Let me put that into the search.

Wow. There are 219 names that fit this description. Let me narrow it down by age.

132 names left.

No smartphone.

79 names.

So, the first one looks interesting. She’s 20, works as a secretary in an insurance office and is from his kehillah. Oh — I know her mother; she’s a Greenwald! Let me check the shadchan’s notes.

“Girl is very idealistic. She wants a boy who learns part time and only went out to work once he got older. Must be careful with technology.”

What shidduchim were already mentioned? I see… They seem pretty similar to the Gold boy but didn’t get too far.

One was because he said no, another because of Dor Yeshorim, and a third because of an issue with names. Let me give this a try.

Wait a minute - I think the Golds are out of town now for a wedding. I’ll put this in the “shortlist” file.

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CHAPTER 22 RECAP: After Maariv, Izzy gets to talking with Velvel about Reb Menashe. Things are going great until, reliving some of his Holocaust experiences, Velvel becomes infuriated and tells Zach he’s a disgrace to the family. The next day, when Zach and Izzy arrive at city hall to claim the manuscript, the clerk tells them that someone else has already claimed it.

I

zzy stared at the woman in confusion.

“Wait a minute. What? Are you saying another person was here to claim the manuscript?”

The clerk nodded. “Yes, yes.”

“Did you give it to them?” Zach demanded.

She shook her head. “I say to you, it weel take few days.”

“Great,” Izzy said. “We have time to work this out. Who was it?”

At that, the woman held up her hands.

“Sorry. I cannot to tell you.”

“That’s ridiculous!” Zach exploded.

“That manuscript belongs to me! Someone wants to steal my property, and you won’t tell me who it is?”

“We not giving names to other peepel.

I weel file your, eh, your —” She seemed to struggle for a word. “Your asking? Judge weel decide.”

“But — but —” Izzy didn’t know what to say. “We traveled all the way from New York just for this manuscript! Your govern-

ment asked us to come!”

The flustered clerk gestured to a line of people politely waiting their turns. “Sir, I give your papers in. Please next!”

Zach raised both eyebrows. “Can I talk to your superior? Or anyone else who can help us figure this out? Please? That manuscript belonged to my great-grandfather, who was murdered in the Holocaust.”

To Izzy’s surprise, it looked like Zach was about to cry. He locked eyes with the clerk and whispered. “It’s the last of his things we have,” he begged. “Please.”

The woman looked even more agitated now. She made a swooping gesture, pointing them to the door, and loudly repeated, “Please next!” She turned away from them and gestured to someone in line. “Czy moge ci pomóc?”

“I don’t believe this!” Zach growled as they left. “Who could have pulled something like this?”

Izzy shrugged. “I have no idea. Maybe someone else thinks they’re the oldest rela-

tive?”

Zach opened the door, and they braced against the cold. “Don’t kid yourself, pal,” he said with a snort.

“This is theft. It’s a con job, plain and simple.”

“You were pretty emotional in there,” Izzy noted. “I thought you didn’t care about the manuscript.”

Zach stopped suddenly, looking defensive.

“I care about it.” He pushed a button on his keys, and the car alarm beeped. “He’s my great-grandfather.

This is my history, too.” Then he gave Izzy a wink. “But to be honest, a little emotion always helps in situations like this. Greases the wheels of government, if you know what I mean. Here, you drive,” he said, tossing Izzy the keys. “I need to think.” * * * * *

“Done thinking?”

They were back at the hotel. Zach had kept silent during the drive, scanning his phone relentlessly. Now he looked up in confusion. “What? Oh, yeah, sorry. I was just figuring out what to do with the rest of my day. We’ve got to wait this manuscript thing out, so there’s time to kill.”

Izzy sighed. “You want to go touring, huh? All right.” He stood up reluctantly.

Zach shook his head. “Hold on there, cowboy. I want to go touring, yeah. But most of what I’m looking for isn’t going to interest you in the slightest. How about we split up for a few hours? We’ll meet for dinner this evening. Okay?”

“You sure?” Izzy didn’t know exactly what Zach had in mind, but anything that “wouldn’t interest Izzy in the slightest” was probably something Zach shouldn’t be doing, either. Not that Izzy could do much about it.

Zach laughed. “I’ll be home by bedtime, Mom, I promise! You want me to drop you off anywhere before I go?”

“I dunno.” What did Izzy want to do? Learn, he supposed. Maybe Zach should take him to the Lodzer shul? No, the place was probably locked. Besides, Izzy had more seforim in his suitcase than there were in the shul. “I’ll be fine here, I guess.”

“Suit yourself,” Zach said. “If you change your mind, gimme a call.”

“Yeah. Hey, Chanukah’s tomorrow night.”

Zach looked at him in confusion. over slightly so he could read the words.

“And…?”

“Heh. I love what he writes in pasuk gimIzzy’s face fell. “Just letting you mel.” know,” he mumbled.

“I guess so,” Izzy said wearily. “But After Zach left, Izzy dragged a sefer what ulterior motive could I have for out of his bag. It was the zeide’s commen- flying halfway across the world?” tary on Koheles, the one his brother had Chaim Simcha smiled. “A person been teaching for the past few weeks. travels for one of two reasons. Either Izzy had promised himself he’d try to you’re running to something, or you’re keep pace with the shiur, but he hadn’t running away from something. Is there had a moment to spare until now. anything here in New York that you’re A thinly padded chair was pushed happy not to face?” against the desk across from his bed.

Izzy frowned. “I don’t know. I can’t Izzy pulled it out and sat down. He laid figure any of this out!” Then somethe sefer on the desk, and cracked it thing clicked, and he whipped his head open. around in shock. “Hey! Aren’t you sup“Havel havalim, amar Koheles. Havel havalim, hakol havel.”

“BUT — BUT —” IZZY He looked at the RebDIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO SAY. be’s pirush and forced himself to concentrate, “WE TRAVELED ALL THE translating the words one WAY FROM NEW YORK JUST at a time and then stringing them together into FOR THIS MANUSCRIPT! sentences.

YOUR GOVERNMENT

Hevel means “gas,” ASKED US TO COME!” like the fumes at the bottom of a pit in Bava Kamma 50b. The meaning is of something you can’t posed to be in New York?!” touch and can’t see. And people “I am in New York,” Chaim Simcha said calmly. “You, however, are shluffchase after all these havalim in life, ing. On top of the Rebbe’s pirush, no less. they reach out and grasp them, but You’re jet-lagged, and you need to rest.” the fumes slip out between their His smile turned into a grin. “But you’re fingers.

What does hevel do? It kills people, as the Gemara says above. People spend their lives chasing one hevel after another, and not only doesn’t it help them, it destroys them!

That sounded familiar. How had Izzy ended up in this mess? He was 4,000 miles from home, with no job when he returned. His shidduch prospects were practically nonexistent. The whole reason he’d come here was now in jeopardy. And to top it off, whatever slight kesher Zach had been developing to Yiddishkeit seemed to be fading fast.

What was Izzy chasing? Why was he here? Was this whole trip hevel? It didn’t seem that way. He’d come for a holy sefer. Wasn’t that l’Shem Shamayim?

“You can still have ulterior motives, even when you’re involved in kodesh kodashim,” Chaim Simcha pointed out from behind Izzy’s shoulder. He leaned

drooling. Maybe you should go to bed.” * * * * *

“She said someone else already claimed the manuscript. We asked who, but she wouldn’t tell us. The government is going to decide between our claims in the next few days. No telling who’ll win.”

Chaim Simcha adjusted the phone against his ear, leaned back in his big leather chair, and frowned. “That’s… unexpected. Did they explain how they’ll choose who to give it to?”

“No, just that ‘judge weel decide.’ She didn’t seem that interested in helping.”

“Well, don’t give up,” Chaim Simcha said, more because his brother needed to hear it than anything else. “Hashem sent you there for a reason.”

“I know, I know,” Izzy growled.

“Are you okay? What’s going on over there?”

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“Nothing good,” Izzy told him darkly.

“We went to the Lodzer shtiebel, but that was a disaster. And now this.”

“You’re tired,” Chaim Simcha suggested. “Get some rest. It’ll look different in the morning.”

“I got some rest,” Izzy said, sounding vaguely entertained. “A few hours ago, I fell asleep on the Rebbe’s sefer. You came to me in a dream, by the way.”

“Really?” Chaim Simcha’s eyes flashed with amusement. “Doubtless I shared some brilliant insight into the human condition.”

“You told me I was drooling on the pages,” Izzy replied. “So yeah.”

Chaim Simcha chuckled. “You should record these pearls of wisdom for posterity.”

“Why didn’t you tell me that while I was sleeping?”

“I’ll do my best next time,” Chaim Simcha promised with a laugh.

After wishing Izzy well, Chaim Simcha hung up and sighed. Someone was trying to snatch the manuscript.

Well, there wasn’t much to do about it at the moment. He’d overnight a letter to Lodz tomorrow morning, describing what had happened.

Maybe the letter would reach someone better placed than a front-desk clerk. If not, at least he’d have something documented. He’d learned long ago (from Izzy, of course) that creating a paper trail was important whenever there might be a legal tangle in the future.

His eyes turned to the giant portrait of Reb Menashe. It was a curious likeness. The Rebbe’s expression seemed to change depending on how you looked at it. Sometimes he looked distraught, sometimes angry. At other times, a gleam of satisfaction or pride might peek from his eyes.

It wasn’t magic, not nevuah or ruach hakodesh. Chaim Simcha figured the expression was simply ambiguous enough that it was open to interpretation. The way the Rebbe looked at you, therefore, was a reflection of how you saw yourself at that moment.

Which made it a kind of ruach hakodesh after all…

Right now, the Rebbe seemed to be imploring him, begging Chaim Simcha to do something, which meant Chaim Simcha himself felt that way. He wanted to act. But what could he do, from so far away? He was hardly an expert in the Polish legal system. They needed a local

guide, someone Izzy could hire to advise them. There had to be someone like that in Poland.

With a start, Chaim Simcha realized they already knew someone like that right here in New York. He picked up the phone and called Lenny Bergman’s office. But the phone rang and rang until the machine picked up. Next he tried Lenny’s cell, but it went to voicemail.

“Lenny, this is Chaim Simcha,” he said into his phone. “I have an issue I’d like to ask you about. Please give me a call as soon as you can; it’s a little bit urgent.” It was urgent, after all. The manuscript could disappear forever if they didn’t move quickly.

Nothing more he could do on that front, was there? Lenny wasn’t likely to be home right now.

Reb Menashe kept staring at him, looking worried.

Email. Maybe he was one of those people who check their emails more often than their phone calls Chaim Sim-

SOMETIMES HE LOOKED DISTRAUGHT, SOMETIMES ANGRY. AT OTHER TIMES, A GLEAM OF SATISFACTION OR PRIDE MIGHT PEEK FROM HIS EYES. cha turned on the computer and dashed off a quick message: Lenny, please call me ASAP. Got a few important questions to ask. – Chaim Simcha

To his surprise, he received a response almost immediately. With furrowed brows, Chaim Simcha opened the mail.

AUTO-RESPONSE: Hi, this is Lenny. I’m currently on vacation in Eastern Europe. I’ll be back next Monday. For urgent enquiries, please contact Yosef Baumgarden at ybaumgarden@bergmanrealty.com.

Chaim Simcha frowned. Eastern Europe? Lenny hadn’t gone to Lodz, had he?

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CHAPTER

ELEVEN

Recap: Sebastian is finally reunited with his family, who, contrary to their opulent life in Spain, lives in poverty and is largely socially limited due to their conversos status. Rabbi Mendel Strasbourg offers to learn with Sebastian.

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he door opened, and Carolina burst into the room. “Sebastian, Rabbi Strasbourg, dinner is ready. Oh, this is so thrilling. The whole family together — I mean, well, you know — and a guest at the table. It is almost like home.”

Dona Angelica was waiting for them in the small dining room. She seated Sebastian at the head of the table with Reb Mendel to his right, and she herself took the seat at the opposite end with Carolina on her right and Felipe on her left. The table was set with fine china and cutlery.

Two tapers in the center of the table provided candlelight, while oil lamps on the wall illuminated the room. A small vase of cut flowers stood near the tapers. The Norwegian housekeeper brought baskets of warm bread and platters of salads and laid them out on the table.

“This is a really special occasion,” said Dona Angelica when everyone was seated. “Sebastian is here, and we are having a formal dinner, with everything prepared kosher exactly according to the rabbi’s instructions. Tonight I don’t feel quite like the widow that I am. Tonight I feel joyous and elated. So let’s have a wonderful evening. Let’s talk only about happy things and not about things that will make us sad.”

“That, dear Mother,” said Felipe, “eliminates just about every topic of conversation we could have.”

“Oh, shush, Felipe,” said Carolina. “Don’t be such a cynic. Let me tell you about the children I tutor. They are the most miserable group of troublemakers I have ever met, but I love them dearly.”

The wine flowed freely as Carolina regaled everyone

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with story after story about the difficulty her students were having with the Spanish language. Her imitations of their butchered Spanish sentences delivered with a heavy French accent were so perfect that the dinner table erupted in laughter. Even Reb Mendel, who spoke no Spanish, was amused and laughed politely.

The mood of the evening was mellowed by the wine, the food and the conversation, and everyone around the table contributed reminiscences and stories that amused, touched and sometimes brought tears to the eyes of the listeners. The last to speak was Sebastian who chose to retell the story of his escape from prison with the assistance of the holy hermit who would be transformed by legend into a hunchback with magical powers. There were many amusing parts to the story, but the graphic depiction of the mortal dangers he had faced brought a shudder to Dona Angelica’s shoulders and a tremor to her lips.

“I am so sorry, Mother,” he said quickly. “I should not have told this story.”

“No, it’s all right, Sebastian,” she said, quickly composing herself.

But the mood was broken.

“Listen, I have some good news,” she said with forced brightness. “At least, I think it is good news. I have been petitioning the King to help me recover our estates and properties in Alsace, Luxembourg, and Burgundy. My cousin Giscard Duvalier, Comte de Bonvilliers, came by this afternoon and told me that the King has decided to grant us an audience and hear what we have to say. It may not happen right away, but at least it has been put on the

calendar.”

“That is wonderful news, Mother,” said Sebastian. “We have hope at last.”

Carolina leaped from her chair and embraced her mother. “Oh, I will miss those little troublemakers and their absurd Spanish,” she said, “but I will learn to live without them.”

“Giscard also asked that you come around to his cottage, Sebastian,” said Dona Angelica. “Giscard enjoys calling it a cottage, but it is at least forty times as large as this house. He says he may have something for you to do while we wait for the King to give us a hearing.”

“That is good news, too, Mother. I was wondering what I would do with myself here in Paris. Perhaps he can find something for Gonzalo as well, although I think that Gonzalo can take perfectly good care of himself.”

“That he can, Sebastian. And thank Heaven for his resourcefulness and the protection of the A-mighty that brought you back to us alive and well. Oh, yes, and one more thing. Very, very important. What could it be?” She put her fingers to her forehead as if trying to recall some elusive piece of information.

“Ah, yes. Now I remember. Giscard said that when we come to our audience, we should bring Rabbi Strasbourg along.”

Reb Mendel recoiled in shock. “The King asked for me? How can that be?

He doesn’t even know who I am.”

“My dear Rabbi Strasbourg,” she said. “My family is a bone of contention between France and Spain. The King extends his protection to us, not out of chivalry to a widow in distress, but because it embarrasses the Spanish crown. The French government knows everything about us, everywhere we go, every sou we spend, everyone who comes to visit us. Believe me, Rabbi Strasbourg, they know everything about you.”

“But what do I have to do with your petition? Why does he want to see me?”

Dona Angelica shrugged. “Who knows? We will find out.”

“But I live in Metz,” said Reb Mendel, his agitation unrelieved. “It takes me days to get to Paris. Will I have to remain here until the audience?”

“Royal palaces move slowly, Rabbi. We will be given notice many weeks in advance of the date of our audience. And even then, we may have to wait in attendance for several days, if not more, until the King will finally see us. You will have plenty of time to get here, Rabbi.” * * * * *

The summer passed by without any word from the palace. Autumn came softly to Paris. Gentle rains fell almost daily from the middle of September into October. The traffic in the fashionable districts and in the government center grew heavier as the families of the aristocracy returned from their summer homes. The leafy planes turned russet and gold before they shed their foliage onto the boulevard to be turned to mulch under the wheels of the elegant carriages. October melted into November, and in the Rue Parmentier, the Dominguez family still waited for the call from the royal palace that failed to come.

Life continued in its tense and desultory fashion. Dona Angelica puttered and “TONIGHT I worried and read the latest French and German literary works. Carolina tutored, DON’T FEEL read and dreamed. Felipe worked at the QUITE LIKE THE library and studied with Reb Mendel at every opportunity. Sebastian was occuWIDOW THAT I pied with his duties at the chateau of GisAM. TONIGHT I card Duvalier and sat in from time to time half-distractedly when Reb Mendel and FEEL JOYOUS Felipe studied together. And all of them AND ELATED.” lived on the edge of high anxiety.

Finally, when the icy winds toward the end of November heralded the approaching winter, Duvalier, a florid man in his late thirties, with fashionable long hair and a mustache, appeared on their doorstep with specific information about the audience. He informed the family that the audience would take place on the morning of 16 December. He also asked that the rabbi from Metz be available in Paris a few days beforehand and that they all meet in the Rue Parmentier when the time of the audience drew closer. * * * * *

Two nights before the appointed time, they gathered in the Dominguez home. They all had a glass of white wine.

Then Giscard Duvalier addressed them.

“With your permission, Madame Dominguez, my esteemed kinswoman, let me explain the political situation in Paris right now, and then we will see how we can take the best advantage of it. By the way, do we need to be concerned about your housekeeper who keeps puttering about?”

“Helga?” said Dona Angelica. “She is harmless. And besides, she only speaks Norwegian and a tiny bit of French. If we want to be absolutely sure she doesn’t understand what we are saying, we can speak Spanish or German. She does not speak a word of either language. Oh, yes, Rabbi Strasbourg doesn’t speak Spanish, so I suggest we converse in German tonight.”

“That is perfectly fine,” said Duvalier. “Now, here is the situation. I do not need to describe to you the greatness of King Louis XIV. He has brought France to a level of power, prosperity and culture greater than perhaps at any time in our history. The whole world trembles before France. The whole world buys our products. The whole world reads the works of our writers. The whole world even imitates our fashions. The whole world fears and hates us but at the same time adores us. All this is to the credit of our King.”

“Vive le Roi!” said Sebastian. “Long live the King!” The others quickly followed suit.

“Yes, indeed,” said Duvalier. “Long live the King. He is in his prime now, at the height of his powers. Did you know that people have taken to calling him the Roi Soleil, the Sun King? Just as the planets revolve around the sun, so does the French court and all of France revolve around him, and increasingly, so does all of Europe. This is what our king is accomplishing. This will be his legacy. But there can only be one sun among the planets, and the King is competing with another sun. Do you know who it is?”

There was a brief, somewhat uncomfortable silence.

“No doubt you mean the Pope,” said Dona Angelica.

“Yes and no,” said Duvalier. “It is not so much the Pope as a man, although Pope Innocent XI is certainly a formidable personality. It is even more so the ecclesiastical establishment of the Catholic Church in Rome. They project their power into France. They send in their Papal Legates at will,

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“BUT THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE SUN AMONG THE PLANETS, AND THE KING IS COMPETING WITH ANOTHER SUN. DO YOU KNOW WHO IT IS?” and this greatly displeases the King.

Did any of you hear about what has been going on at the palace this last month?”

Dona Angelica shook her head.

There was no other response.

“A year ago,” continued Duvalier, “the King convened an Assemble de Clerge, a conference of the most important churchmen in France. Under the guidance of the King, this group is on the verge of issuing a declaration that will severely limit the power of the Roman churchmen in France. Among a long list of other enactments, no Papal Legate will be allowed into France without the express consent of the King, and the King will now have the right to issue laws on ecclesiastical matters. It is a revolution, my friends. A veritable revolution.”

“It is not surprising, then,” said Sebastian, “that we have not heard from the palace in such a long time.”

“Yes and no,” said Duvalier. “The King and his councilors have had many other things on their minds besides the Dominguez family, but the conference of churchmen has certainly been one of them. In any case, let me not mislead you. You should in no way underestimate the importance of your petition. The King will not want to give in to the demands of the Pope and the Catholic Church outside France at this time. On the contrary, I think he may be inclined to look with favor on your petition simply as another act of defiance to reinforce the independence of the French Church.”

To be continued…

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CHAPTER SEVENTY RECAP: Though

happy to be home, Rabbi Reiness feels deep anger toward Osher, since Shikovitzer’s lot seems to be lost forever. To combat this anger, Rabbi Reiness decides to do even more for Osher: sponsor additional safrus lessons for him. He also wants to redt a shidduch for Ariella, and he says that his forgiving Osher will depend on whether Ariella agrees to look into the suggestion.

Osher has a great conversation with Ariella, and a very positive phone conversation with his parents.

“H

ow is the Rav recovering?” Yigal Erenbaum asked politely. “I understand this was quite a harrowing experience…”

“The Rav? I don’t know; you need to ask him…” The lot stretched out before him, bathed in sunlight and full of trash, just like he remembered it. Elazar Reiness walked along the edge, no longer afraid to be seen, nor to be identified.

His battle had come to an end, in failure, but he was biting his lips and moving onward. There would be a hearing in court, but he wasn’t pinning much hope on it.

Still, every so often, his legs carried him here.

“So… how do you feel?” Mr. Erenbaum reworded his question.

“Baruch Hashem. The first few days were rough, but as time goes on, I’m recovering.”

“We enjoyed Osher very much over Shabbos,” the boy’s father said suddenly. “You’ve made a new person out of him.”

“He’s a wonderful boy,” Rabbi Reiness told Yigal sincerely. “You should have lots of nachas from him. Life here, the atmosphere, the calm, what he went through… it all helped him progress, baruch Hashem. He’s really working on himself, and it shows. He has a new chavrusa now, and they get along very well.”

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have passed already.”

“So, it’s a bachur from a non-chareidi religious family, but over the past few years, the boy became much more frum. He is now learning in the Mir, in Yerushalayim. His family also became more religious as a result of where he was going, though they are not quite as yeshivish as him. Does the background sound okay?”

“Yes, that’s fine.”

“I’m talking about the son of Dr. Kreisman, from Zichron Yaakov. He’s the one who evaluated Osher.”

“Aha.” Rabbi Reiness paused for a moment, and when nothing more was forthcom-

“After such an accusatory evaluation, I would be surprised if the honorable Dr. Kreisman would want us as mechutanim.” Yigal did not even seem to be making an effort to couch the bitterness.

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middle of writing. I’m not a big maven, but it looks pretty nice, doesn’t it?”

“It’s really exceptional.” Rabbi Reiness turned his back on Shikovitzer’s lot and continued walking. “The sofer who is teaching him claims he has unusual talent, that Osher is gifted in this particular skill.”

“I’m glad to hear. And it’s also interesting,” Mr. Erenbaum said, “because over the years, we never noticed him being drawn to this kind of thing — things like art, or the precision needed for this particular kind of work… I also don’t think that his handwriting is particularly nice.”

“Safrus is a separate art, in a class of

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its own. It’s not writing in the simple sense of the word; I think it’s better to describe it as drawing the letters.”

“Well, I certainly don’t understand these things; I’m more of a dry numbers person. But what difference does it make? The main thing is, he should be successful at whatever he does.”

“Amen v’amen,” Rabbi Reiness answered warmly. Then he lowered his voice. “On another subject, I have a shidduch suggestion for your oldest daughter. My wife spoke to her already, and she’s ready to listen, in theory, but she asked us to give you the details so you can make some inquiries for her.”

“She wants us to look into it for her?

Are you sure?”

“Yes. Maybe it’s just as a way of getting my wife’s pressure off her… but the main thing is that she agreed.”

“Did you suggest it to the other side already?”

“I thought of doing it at the same time. I have the details about the boy and his family, and I’d be happy to get your information. If the suggestion sounds interesting to you, in general terms, I’ll reach out to them. Every day that passes is a shame.”

“It’s true. As it is, too many days

ing, he asked, “So what do you say?

This bachur, by the way, is one of the most special talmidim I have ever had.”

“What do I say? Only that, after such an accusatory evaluation, I would be surprised if the honorable Dr. Kreisman would want us as mechutanim.” Yigal did not even seem to be making an effort to couch the bitterness.

“Well, I think they would want it,” Rabbi Reiness said calmly. “I read the evaluation, and there is no accusation there. It’s simply the picture of a situation. And as a professional who is involved with boys who have strayed from the path, I am telling you that in every case, every child has his own free will. Parents are not immune from making mistakes, but if those mistakes do not involve critical issues, the child should be able to cope, and can cope.”

Zelig Shikovitzer rose in his mind.

He had never met the boy, the one who had left his father alone to leave This World, yearning, longing, and with a void that had never been filled. Those had been difficult years, replete with so much ideological falsehood. Maybe this could be a way to favorably judge those who fell by the wayside, but that did not absolve them from responsibil-

ity, even for one minute.

“And Osher is coping beautifully,” he continued. “We just spoke about it, right?”

“Nu, nu.” Erenbaum seemed to regret his momentary candidness. “So, do you want to hear about our family?”

“I’d be happy to.”

“I’m from Tel Aviv, and I have two brothers there. My father is from a longtime Berlin family; no one in the family is frum, though. My father moved to Eretz Yisroel but knew nothing about Yiddishkeit. My mother’s side did know a bit about tradition: Shabbos candles, Yom Kippur... Their name was Blum.”

“And your wife?”

“Her maiden name is Schick, from Kibbutz Yodfat.”

“Does she have siblings?”

“No, she’s an only child.”

“And what was her family like?”

Osher’s father smiled wryly. “A typical kibbutznik family.

Her mother came from Hungary after the war, and settled there. I think her name was Sternberg; I’ll find out. But my father-in-law, of blessed memory, was what they call ‘the salt of the earth.’ His parents were from the founders of the kibbutz. Not that that means anything to anyone today.”

“Were they Hungarian?”

“I think that the Schick grandmother was from Hungary, and that he was from Russia, or Ukraine. He came to Eretz Yisroel as a young boy. I’ve heard lots of his stories from his Palmach days… He belonged to one of the underground movements; I don’t remember which one.”

“So your wife is a fourth generation here, on this side.”

“Yes. Actually, her grandfather’s family was really chareidi. I don’t know if he didn’t have any siblings, or if he just didn’t keep up with them when he went off. In any case, neither my wife nor I had any Torah-observant relatives from either side.”

“And yet you became frum, and built a beautiful frum family, all on your own,” Rabbi Reiness noted quietly. He looked at the few lines he had written down, and distractedly poked holes with his pen in the cover of his notebook.

“That’s remarkable.”

Mr. Erenbaum didn’t reply.

“Remind me, what was your wife’s grandfather’s name, the one from the Palmach?”

“Schick. Zelig Schick.” He laughed. “My father-in-law’s father. He changed his family name when he went off the derech, but he kept his first name for some reason. My wife told me how strange it was for her, as a child, to have a grandfather with an archaic name like Zelig, and yet, he was a proud kibbutznik.”

Sarah always said he had a sixth sense that helped him zero in and find the most miserable boys on the street. Elazar never knew if indeed there was such a thing, and if there was, if he had it. But the minute he heard the grandfather’s name, he felt with every fiber of his being that he knew exactly who this Zelig was. It was the Zelig he had just thought about five minutes earlier.

Was this what Sarah called a “sixth sense”?

“Schick,” he said, and turned around to glance back at the lost lot behind him, located on the seam-line between old Acco and the new part of the city. “Shick is Shikovitzer, isn’t it?”

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“I don’t know. But you know what?

Now that you mention it, I do remember my wife telling me something like that. You seem to have done some homework even before calling me.” Did Mr. Erenbaum sound offended?

“Not at all. I just remembered a Zelig that I knew. I mean,” he clarified, “that I heard about. He was a friend of my

back to the carpentry shop, to the dozens of boys waiting for him there, and to Osher, who was learning with his chavrusa now. Perhaps he should tell the lawyer to just withdraw the appeal and forget about the whole thing.

There did not seem to be anything more for him to find in Acco. The game was over. But aside from the lot, there was still the carpentry shop, the terrific air, the open sea and a head clear of pressure — and that was all so good for his bachurim. So perhaps he would stay here. Or perhaps he’d move. In any case, he would continue to give his boys his heart and soul, and daven for success to the Master of all efforts and results, in Whose Hands it all rested.

One needed to grow up to understand this kind of thing, but among his students, there were lots who were matured by life, which gave them the ability to absorb significant understandings like this. Osher, for example.

When all was said and done, Yitzchak Shikovitzer could definitely be pleased.

Shikovitzer’s lot was no longer. It was standing abandoned and neglected; the foxes were celebrating their victory. father, zichrono l’vracha, before he left religion. Wow. I am totally amazed.” He fell silent, thinking about Zelig, about Yitzchak, about his own father, and about the will. The will that he was unable to carry out.

Mr. Erenbaum said something about how small the world was, and wasn’t that interesting, and that they would find out more details and get back to him. But Elazar hardly heard him. He said a few polite word, hung up, and remained standing in the middle of the block. A kaleidoscope of thoughts and memories whirled through his mind, and he inhaled deeply.

Shikovitzer’s lot was no longer. It was standing abandoned and neglected; the foxes were celebrating their victory. But his great-great-grandson was alive and well, and a ben Torah; he was overcoming his challenges and making progress. And if he, Elazar, could believe his sixth sense, he was now beginning a new path, a lighter one, a better one than any other he had tried so far.

You tried to get the land, and you didn’t succeed, but you helped Osher build the person inside him. You tried to illuminate one forgotten place, but the fire took hold of a different branch, and it is glowing in its own way.

True, a mikdash me’at, a shul, was supposed to be built here. And it was ironic to think that Osher himself was somewhat responsible for the failure.

But maybe it also was a comfort of sorts.

Elazar Reiness gazed at the lot on the corner of the street, as if to say goodbye, and turned around again. He could go

Osher He’s nice, this Avner, the new guy. I like him. Aside from Doron Nachman and him, the boys all tend to look at me with this annoyed expression, the same one they always looked at me. You know, the kind of expression that says, “Who are you anyway, little kid? You don’t understand anything.” But now, at least, I’m trying not to give them reasons to look at me like that.

These days I hardly work on anything in the carpentry shop. Reb Elazar set up a small table for me on the side, and when the boys work, I sit and write.

Sometimes, though, when I need a bit of a break, I’ll take the torch and a piece of wood and make whatever shapes I want. I prepared a sign like that for Doron Nachman, as a goodbye present. He’s probably leaving next week.

He really liked the gift. I’d sketched the lighthouse, similar to what I’d done on the broom I’d made for Ariella, and he seemed very appreciative.

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I wanted to make a nameplate for Ariella’s front door, as a gift for her.

Right now, however, Yisroel Meir Berg is still in the hospital, and she’ll have to

put mine up. I wanted to tell him that I was very flattered about that, but I didn’t find the right opportunity. I really need to learn to find opportunities to say things to people, because sometimes these things are pretty urgent.

Like, I need to find the right time to apologize about the lot. I still haven’t found that opportunity, and I feel terrible about it.

We actually spoke about the lot a few times, Reb Elazar and I. After he came back from the phone call with my father, and told me that our families go way back, and that the lot that he wanted to get was because of a promise that his father had made to my great-great-grandfather, that might have been a good time to apologize.

But I couldn’t bring myself to do it. Tatty and Mommy were pleasantly surprised and happy when they heard that old story, but it was uncomfortable for me. I just feel, I don’t know, uneasy, whenever Reb Elazar mentions the lot, even if he talks about it in a general way.

I know I should apologize to him.

It makes no difference that this lot really should be more my family’s than his; he’s the one who worked so hard to get the land back, investing all that time, energy, and thought into it — until I came along and ruined it all.

I already apologized, very briefly, for the kidnapping that I caused; I think I stammered my whole way through.

But I can’t speak about the lot. It’s just such a loaded topic, made even more loaded by the fact that it’s still before the court hearing, and everything is so tense and looks so hopeless... I have to plan my words, especially since I’m the only one who knows that despite their hopes, they have almost no chance.

I didn’t tell anyone about the form I’d signed that day for the Arab who came by; I’d basically made it official that there were no Reiness heirs around when the meeting should have occurred. I don’t know what Reb Elazar will do when he sees that document in court.

I prefer not to think about it at all.

There did not seem to be anything more for him to find in Acco. The game was over. be on the yishuv for at least three more weeks. But eventually, b’ezras Hashem, he and his parents will come home, and it’ll be time for her to leave. I thought of her, wandering around like that without a real home of her own...

It must be so hard.

I chose a really nice piece of wood for the sign. It looked a lot like the one I’d etched “black sheep” into that time.

Ariella told me that she had found it on the beach when she came to Acco.

But I didn’t know which last name to write. In the end, I made a pretty border, with a delicate pattern, and put it away. It would wait patiently. First I’d give her the broom, maybe when I visit her one day at the Bergs, on their yishuv. She invited me to come over and said that Gadi is also waiting to see me.

I’m also busy writing another mezuzah. No one will buy a mezuzah from a sixteen-year-old boy, but Tatty was happy to accept my first one; he even put it up on the front door at home! He called me the other day to let me know that he’d taken it to a rav who is an expert in this area, and the rav said it’s not only kosher, but mehudar!

Maybe I’ll also make them a nameplate, and the mezuzah I’m working on right now will be for Reb Elazar. I already made him a nameplate, and immediately, he took off the old metal one that had been there so he could 108

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It’s Shabbos afternoon; time moves in slow motion.

Languid walks. Indulgent nods to requests for one more freeze pop.

Relaxed observation of kids at play.

But there, down that street, you pass a shul and the energy changes.

The air is charged with purpose as the sweetest sounds pour out in supplication, in praise. Ethereal, they perfume the air with purity and drift heavenward. It’s the glorious sing-song of youngsters chanting Tehillim.

It is a rare privilege, then, to hear from the shepherds of our tzon kedoshim, the Tehillim group leaders themselves, about their holy work.

REB SHAUL KATZ Asked to be referred to as Reb Shaul ben Gittel, this longtime mispallel of the Shinova shul led a chevras Tehillim in Monsey for years. His longtime work impacting youngsters began back in 1976.

HOW DID YOU GET STARTED? It all began when we found that the kids in shul were being rowdy at shalosh seudos. They were noisy, there were fights, and then they would be sent outside. It really wasn’t very pleasant. We knew then that the kids needed to be kept busy, so Reb Nochum Kornbluh and I gathered them together and sang zemiros with them. It was beautiful.

Reb Baruch Glauber (of clothier fame) was a bachur then, and he began a chevras Tehillim, replete with stories and more, in addition to our shalosh seudos efforts. He was wonderful.

When he was engaged and ready to move from Monsey, he asked me to take over.

HOW DID YOU REWARD THE KIDS? I was careful to only get treats that mothers would approve of: Captain Cool freezepops without food coloring, jello candies that don’t stick to the teeth (I still give them to my einiklach), and a variety of chips and snacks to ensure that every kid had what he liked.

I would spend around $25 a week in those days.

WERE THE TREATS SPONSORED? After the generous discount that Reb Mordechai Klein of Motty’s gave me when I came to stock up on Fridays, 90% of the expenses were out of pocket. Occasionally, people threw in $20 to $25.

HOW MANY KIDS WERE IN YOUR GROUP? When Reb Boruch formed the chevras Tehillim, there were about 20 to 25 boys in the group. In the summer, the crowds were big128

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TEHILLIM SALVATIONS After the passing of my father, a”h, my mother lived with us. When she got sick with congestive heart failure (CHF), Dr. Howard Friedman of NYU cautioned us, “Don’t let your mom be placed on a respirator!”

But one Shabbos she had fluid in her lungs and was having trouble breathing, so she was rushed to the hospital. I hastily arranged for a yungerman to take the nosh stash from my basement and lead the chevras Tehillim.

As it turned out, my mother was put on a respirator. When I asked when she’d be taken off, I got an incredulous, “Are you kidding? We just put her on! Not before 24 hours, at least!”

As 5 p.m. came and I stood in the hospital without my group of sweet boys, I began saying Tehillim with them from afar, by heart. A moment after I finished, the nurse came to tell me that my mother was off the respirator. Furthermore, she was released from the hospital that very night!

The power of Tehillim is tremendous. I caught COVID in the early stages of the pandemic and was in a coma on a respirator for seven weeks.

I credit my survival to the Tehillim said by my wife and children, and to my chevras Tehillim years.

ger. Once I took over, there were some 80 to 90 boys in the group, sometimes over 100. And I made sure the boys came. I personally hung the flyers that stated the timing and promised nosh and prizes.

At one point, the group was so successful that the girls wanted something too! My youngest daughter, then 14, started a group for them in our backyard.

My son banged together some benches and tables, my daughter bought nosh, and she led that group of 25 to 30 girls for a couple of years.

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DID YOUR GROUP FUNCTION ONLY DURING THE SUMMER OR ALL YEAR ROUND?

WHAT WAS YOUR “CURRICULUM”?

We said Tehillim and sang Skulene songs. I also told the boys stories, and in the summer, we learned Pirkei Avos with the taitch.

‫המסוגל‬

I began leading the group in the summer. At the season’s end, I asked, “Kinderlach, would you come in the winter, too?” They yelled an enthusiastic “YES!” and I began doing a winter group, as well. The winter group was smaller than the summer group, though.

‫לשידוכים‬ ‫ט"ו באב‬ ‫און די טעג המסוגל‬ ‫לשידוכים טוט די ריכטיגע‬ ‫השתדלות און נעמט‬ ‫אראפ אלע עין הרע‬

HOW MANY YEARS HAVE YOU LED THE CHEVRAS TEHILLIM?

‫פילע אידן זענען שוין געהאלפן געווארן און‬ ‫געזעהן ווינדערליכע רעזאלטאטן‬

Twenty-six years. Today, my biggest heartache is that I cannot lead the group anymore due to my health.

DID YOU EVER GET TO SEE THE IMPACT YOUR GROUP HAD ON ITS PARTICIPANTS? Many times. Two of my nephews who were in my group are living in Williamsburg now. They both lead Tehillim groups.

I once ran into a bachur who shared that since he attended my group, he’s been saying the entire sefer Tehillim every Shabbos!

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REB YOSSEL RUBINSTEIN Fondly known as Fetter Yossi to his many Tehillim group graduates and the bachurim who have accompanied him on his uplifting Shavuos trips to Mezhibuzh, Reb Yossel of Williamsburg led his Tehillim group with a slightly different twist.

WHAT TIME DID YOUR CHEVRAS TEHILLIM START? At 8 a.m. every Shabbos morning. What, should we only say Tehillim when we’re all napped and rested? I believe that you should start your day with Tehillim. We even adjusted the timing to work for every yom tov, too. On Yom Kippur, when Shacharis began extra early, my chevrah began at 6:30 a.m. And you know what? The boys all came running!

Fathers would complain to me that their sons would wake them at 7 a.m. to be accompanied to chevras Tehillim. I told them, “This is a great investment in their chinuch.”

WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO START THIS GROUP? I was in Tosh one Shabbos and watched as the Rebbe, zt”l, said the entire sefer Tehillim, as he did every Shabbos.

When I saw him surrounded by kinderlach, all saying Tehillim together with such a bren, I knew I needed to start such a thing myself.

At that time, I had three children in shidduchim. After I started the chevras Tehillim, I was zoche to marry them all off in one year!

WHAT WERE YOUR WEEKLY EXPENSES? I went all out with the nosh and gifts. (Years later, one of my “nosh gabba’im” told me, “Do you have any idea how much nosh I pilfered every week? I helped myself, I gave some to my friends…” I laughed. “I knew all about it,” I told the boy. “But why would I hurt your feelings for a bit of nosh?”)

I also raffled off books and seforim. Those prizes alone cost me $100 per week. A father once told me that before I give his son another set of seforim I should buy him a seforim shrank!

WERE ANY OF THE REWARDS SPONSORED? Hardly; most of the expenses came out of my own pocket. Here and there, people gave some money if they had yahrtzeit or needed a refuah. I’d say that over all the years I 130

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ran my group, I must have spent tens of thousands of dollars on it.

WHAT WAS THE CHEVRAS TEHILLIM SCHEDULE LIKE? When it came to Tehillim, we first said kapitel kuf yud tes. I chose three pesukim that speak of the importance of Torah — Mah ahavti, Ner l’ragli, Se’afim Saneisi — and we chanted them three times, progressively louder as we went along. The kids would scream the words; there was nothing like it. They knew that with Torah, you can run from all your tzaros!

We then said the fifteen Shir Hamaalos of Shabbos, and kapitel kuf mem daled, for which I had a special tune.

We also sang songs and I told the boys stories.

DID YOU RUN YOUR GROUP IN THE SUMMER? Every week. I could have six kids because everyone else was up in the mountains, but I farbrenged with them all the same. Why should they feel bad that they were left in the city?

HOW MANY KIDS WERE IN YOUR GROUP? Sometimes 120 to 130, and sometimes 80, depending on the time of year.

WHO COULD JOIN? Anyone. And they all felt like VIPs because I believe that everyone’s a star. I’d call the struggling kids up to the bimah to say the Tehillim out loud.

HOW MANY YEARS DID YOU RUN YOUR GROUP? Twenty-five years. Some of the former group boys are grandfathers by now! Before I moved from Williamsburg, I gave over my parchment Tehillim to two yungeleit who would run the chevras Tehillim further.

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MRS. SORA TAUBER* Unique in the field of Tehillim groups as a Mommy and then Bubby leader, Mrs. Sora Tauber of Monsey is still leading groups of our youngest treasures in heartfelt shevach v’hoda’ah to Hashem.

WHY TEHILLIM? I’ve loved Tehillim since I was a little kid. In fact, a boy I used to play with when we were small asked one of my siblings years later if I still loved Tehillim so much! You could say I was looking for a reason to start a chevras Tehillim group, and when my uncle was sick, I did. I’m still doing it 35 years later, baruch Hashem.

WHO JOINED? The neighborhood kids — even the two-year-olds.

The first word one of my own children said was haleh-li. And her 21-month-old now says halleli too!

HOW DID YOU WORK OUT YOUR NOSH STOCK? My father included me in his Erev Shabbos shopping; he considered it a zechus to take part in this way. He’d bring snack bags from Klein’s grocery as long as his age permitted it. When he stopped, a neighbor of mine, wanting that same zechus, took over.

ry. On Shabbos Mevorchim, for our brachos siyum, I divide the room in half and have a bracha/amen exchange for each type of food. It’s precious!

WHEN IS YOUR GROUP IN OPERATION? At this point, it’s every day! I have a Tehillim line so kids can conference on the phone. I have 15 to 20 kids on the phone on a daily basis, and the siyumim attract around 50 to 60 kids.

I also run an initiative to encourage families to say Tehillim on Shabbos Mevorchim. Families who divide and say the entire Sefer Tehillim get to pick up a prize at a local prize store.

Likewise, during the Shovavim weeks, I also give out prizes to families who complete Sefer Tehillim. I have a closet full of prizes and books, and I keep running different Tehillim programs with whatever I have in it. Prizes for my weekly raffle also come from this closet of treasures.

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DO YOU HAVE A SPONSOR? A relative of mine gives me $80 a month to help with the expenses, and I often get sponsors for prizes that I raffle off or distribute to the participants.

Other times, I fundraise. I also make a brachos siyum every Shabbos Mevorchim, and that is sometimes sponsored.

WHAT DO YOU SAY AS A GROUP? We start with a beautiful Ribono Shel Olam tefillah, where we ask for a refuah sheleimah for the sick in the zechus of Shabbos. Sometimes I tell the kids a sto132

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The girl knocked on my door, insisting that her sister had a big booboo and that we must say Tehillim now!

Another time, a neighborhood boy was involved in a car accident, and several kids came running over so we could all say Tehillim together.

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HOW DID YOU GET INVOLVED IN THE TIFERES YONAH CHEVRAS TEHILLIM? Reb Shloime Feldman, z”l, a tayere Yid, founded the organization in honor of Harav Yonah Feurst, who had raised him.

Reb Shloime was niftar young, and his son reached out to me to take over.

HOW MANY YEARS HAVE YOU BEEN RUNNING IT? By now it’s 28 or 29 years, kein yirbu, and we run it at two locations. One of them is Reb Yonah’s old apartment.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE CHEVRAS TEHILLIM PROGRAM? We started by having a speaker every week. Different mechanchim come down each week to speak to the boys and tell them a story. They’re all volunteers, by the way. Reb Shloime, z”l, was very persuasive when he fundraised, and no one said no to him. That’s how he ran his entire organization on a voluntary basis.

The speech takes around an hour, and over the years we added the fifteen Shir Hamaalos of Shabbos. Two boys are chosen each week to stand at the bimah to recite the kapitlach as “chazan.”

have boys signed up from eighteen different yeshivos.

WHAT DOES YOUR REWARD SYSTEM LOOK LIKE? We’re the most conservative of all the groups out there; we give each child a couple of cookies. At the 13th Avenue location, snacks and danishes are distributed sometimes.

At some point, a monetary system was introduced. Good attendance and behavior rewards a child with point cards each week, and our Otzar Hamatanos is open on set dates so the kids can buy prizes with their accumulated points.

HOW MANY BOYS ATTEND EACH WEEK? The crowd size fluctuates, depending on the time of year. Our 17th Avenue branch sees around 100 kids per week, and our 13 Avenue branch around 80. And summers see a lot of other groups close, so we have a rise in attendance then.

DID YOU RUN YOUR GROUPS IN THE SUMMER? The main site on 17th Avenue operates all year, and the 13th Avenue location is closed during the summer.

WHAT KIND OF CROWD DO YOU HAVE? We’re open for anyone to join. It’s mostly for Yiddish speakers, but even those who don’t speak the language enjoy it! We

The zechus of these selfless leaders is enviable. May it be a continued source of bracha for them, and may we all be zoche to harness our tefillos to the unparalleled power of tinokos shel beis raban.

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NESANEL YOEL SAFRAN For many, if there’s one food that spells “Shabbos,” it’s cholent.

There’s something about the warm, bubbly, fragrant dish that sets the tone for the day of menucha. Like many Jewish foods, its origin is steeped in history and meaning.

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n this case, it’s not so much about what is cooked as how it’s cooked: slowly, overnight, from before Shabbos begins until the following day. This isn’t only a culinary secret — as the world is increasingly chapping the geshmakeit of foods cooked low and slow — but it was actually initiated as a protest against the apikorsim known as the Tzedokim, who lived in the times of the Second Beis Hamikdash.

These folks, consisting primarily of the wealthier and more modern element of the Jewish population, did not hold by the Torah Shebaal Peh, but only the written Torah (which is ridiculous, if for no other reason than if it wasn’t for an oral tradition, they wouldn’t even know how to read the words and letters of the written Torah).

One of their meshugasim was that the Torah says not to light a fire on Shabbos (Shemos 35:3) — and that could, without Chazal’s interpretation, be read as not to have any fire in your house on Shabbos. Therefore, they claimed, a person may not have or eat any warm food on Shabbos day. For the same reason, they would sit in the dark on Shabbos night, with no candles burning.

(Someone might think these folks were being “extra-frum,” and that halevai today we should have such apikorsim, who want to be more strict instead of less. But I say punkt farkert: They were trying to make Yiddishkeit so unpleasant and difficult that people would drop it altogether.)

So, to show that they weren’t like them, but rather that they believed in the truth of Chazal, on Shabbos the Yidden davka served and ate hot food — food that had been cooking all night in a perfectly permissible way, aka cholent. The Rema advocates this in his gloss to the Shulchan Aruch. (A whiz kid who will remain nameless asked if nowadays we could

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accomplish the same thing by eating ice cream for the Shabbos day meal, which had sat all night in a freezer powered by electricity, which is a type of fire…)

Unlike today, many people throughout history didn’t have their own private stoves and ovens, so the custom developed that before Shabbos each household would bring their sealed and marked cholent pots to the local baker, who put them all in his big oven to bake and bubble until the next morning, when the families would come to pick them up after davening.

Now, this idea of an oven-baked cholent may sound like a quaint custom and maybe even culinarily interesting, but of course, it’s a relic from the past. Er… except for the cholent of yours truly.

It could have been a malfunctioning stove top, a draw to our ancient ways, or maybe just a cook’s curiosity, I don’t remember, but one time I decided to bake my cholent in a pot in the oven — and I never looked back. The cholent came out

mamash amazing. I think part of the reason is the even cooking and the convection an oven creates. Also, because no part of the pot sits directly on the heat source, you can get away with putting in less liquid, and thus get a more intense, concentrated flavor. All I know is, it’s geshmak.

“But what about a crockpot?” you’ll taaneh. “It also surrounds the pot with heat, and it also doesn’t burn easily.”

I won’t deny it. There are some amazing crockpot cholents out there — just not mine. (Full disclosure: I do make crockpot cholent on Pesach — mainly because we have a teeny Pesach oven. When I do, I line the crockpot with a disposable aluminum pot of about the same size to keep it clean. A crockpot liner bag would also do, but this allows for noshing (more about that soon). I also cover the top of the ceramic part of the cooker with a sheet of aluminum foil before covering it with the glass lid, in an attempt to emulate the “total surround” heat of an oven.)

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Of course, there are almost as many varieties of cholent as there are Yidden, and over our long galus, they have taken on different styles and flavors, depending on the cuisine and ingredient availability of our host countries.

If you had to break it down, five of the general categories of cholent are schalet, chamin, skhina and dafina, osh savo and tabeet.

Schalet is another word for the typical Eastern European Ashkenazi style of cholent generally that contains beans, barley, meat and potatoes, with little spicing, often with kishke inside.

Chamin, meaning “hot” in Lashon Hakodesh, is the typical Sephardi style cholent, with roots in Spain, Portugal, North Africa and the Middle East. Generally chicken is used, not meat, and whole eggs are put inside.

Moroccan cholent is called skhina. It includes chickpeas, rice, meat, potatoes, eggs and spices (often, each ingredient is placed in individual mesh bags within the pot and served separately for a nice presentation).

Osh savo is served by Bukharan Jews, and it is a sweetand-sour rice dish.

Tabeet is the Iraqi version of cholent and consists of a whole chicken stuffed with rice and lots of spices.

Wherever it’s found, cholent has developed its own lore.

Even its own humor. As the joke goes: Q. When do people eat cholent?

A. Well, it depends. If you’re a bachur, Friday night. If you’re a yungerman, Sunday evening.

While we’re on the subject of Friday night cholent snacking, I’m all for it — but there are some important things you have to know to make it permissible to return the crockpot to the heat source until Shabbos day (assuming you’ve left some for then).

First of all, the cholent has to be fully cooked and ready to eat. If not, then returning the crockpot to its heating base would cause it to become more fully cooked, which is the prohibited Shabbos melacha of bishul.

Also, the crockpot has to have a separation between the heating element and the ceramic part of the cooker. (This is similar to covering the fire or heating elements of a stove before Shabbos, in order to be able to return hot food to the fire.) This separation can be created by placing a piece of thick aluminum foil (some say it should be thicker than what you would use in order to keep the heating element

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Some opinions hold that there needs to be a more significant space between the heating element and the ceramic crockpot insert, which can be created by placing a few balls of tin foil under the insert. (Even that opinion would agree that for a crockpot or slow cooker that isn’t surrounded on the sides by a heating element, but only sits upon the heating element, no spacing is necessary, and one need only cover the heating element with aluminum foil.) Whatever the case, some say that the knobs should preferably be removed or covered.

To be able to return the pot to the heat, two additional conditions must be met: When you remove the pot from the heat, you have to keep the pot in your hand. It may be placed on a counter or table when you dish out the food, as long as your hand is still on the pot. (Some say that you need to support the pot in a way that if you would remove your hand, the pot would fall.) You also must intend to return it to the heat source.

One more condition is that when putting the ceramic insert back onto the heating element, the food must still be halachically hot, or at least warm enough to be pleasant to eat.

As always, for these and all halachic matters one should ask and follow the psak of their rav.

So, did you think after all that talk about baked cholent I’d just leave you hanging? Of course not!

EASY AND GESHMAK OVENBAKED CHOLENT (Serves 8) INGREDIENTS 3 8 1 2 3 6 2 2 1 1 1

lb. of your favorite cholent meat, cubed large potatoes, peeled and cubed cup barley, optional (We have grainsensitive eaters, so I leave it out.)

(14 oz.) cans baked beans in tomato sauce medium onions, peeled and chopped T. cooking oil lb. hot dogs, sliced into approximately 1-inch slices T. onion soup mix Water (more is needed if using barley) cup ketchup T. salt T. garlic powder

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Heat the oil in a large ovenproof pot, and saute the onions. When they have started to brown, turn off the stove — its job is done!

2. Add the other ingredients (except the water), and mix everything together well.

3. Add water to cover the ingredients, plus another 2 inches. (If using barley, add additional water, equivalent to three times the amount of barley being used.)

4. Place the covered pot in an oven set to 250°.

The pot should be at least slightly raised from the oven floor. I use the convection setting to achieve even heating. Bake for 10 to 12 hours. (As every oven and pot cooks differently, I’d advise checking about halfway through to make sure there is still enough liquid to bubble. If not, add more water.)

All the above is done before Shabbos — I do it Thursday, overnight. For Shabbos heating, reheat the pot in the oven until it bubbles, then place it on a standard hotplate or blech — or transfer it to a crockpot set to “low.”

Enjoy your oven-baked cholent, for a real taste of Jewish history!

Nesanel Yoel Safran is a writer, chef and student of Torah and life. You can read about all of this and more on his blog Soul Foodie (soulfoodiecom.wordpress.com) and contact him at soulfoodie613@gmail.com.

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His mother, he shared, knew virtually nothing about Yiddishkeit. She was aware of the mitzvah of hadlakas neiros, however, and knew that it was an opportune time to daven for her children. Thus, every week, she prayed that her children grow up to be like Ben Gurion. Who could be a better role model for a secular person than the prime minister?

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From that day on, she began to daven during licht bentching that this son grow up to be just like the Chazon Ish. The man pointed out that he was the only one among his siblings to become frum after his mother changed her tefillos.

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This woman did not know how to daven, but in a few simple words in her native tongue, Russian, she beseeched Hashem while lighting the Shabbos licht. Raising her arms upward, she implored that her son Shmuel grow up to be a talmid chacham.

Her modest pleas were answered. Her Shmuel turned out to be the gaon, Reb Aharon Shmuel Koidenoiver, zt”l, who authored numerous works. (He was the father of the Kav Hayashar, Reb Tzvi Hirsh Koidenoiver, zt”l.)

One of the builders of Torah in America repeated that as a child, he would watch with interest as his mother shed many tears before the licht. The financial situation in their home was beyond desperate, so he was quite sure that his mother was begging for bread, for food for her family. One week, he sat himself down right near his mother so he could hear her quiet prayers.

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Tefillas Chana Brought down from the Shelah Hakadosh, among others, it is a segulah for a woman to say the haftorah of the first day of Rosh Hashanah after tzinding licht. This reading is from Shmuel 1:1, which talks about Chana’s tefillah.

Chana was famous for the style of davening that she introduced — “rak sefaseha naos, v’kolah lo yishama,” her lips moved, but her voice was not heard. Still, Hashem heard her entreaties and blessed her with a son, Shmuel Hanavi, who was equivalent in greatness to Moshe and Aharon.

When she arrived at the Mishkan, she poured forth her heart in gratitude for Hashem, with her prayer, “Vatispallel Chana.”

time, a time when she can ask, implore and plead on behalf of her children, her husband and herself. It is a special eis ratzon, and when facing the heilige licht, her supplications are heard.

Saying Tefillas Chana before the Shabbos licht is a segulah for all women, Tefillos that mirror the s’char inmeriting children for the childless and bringing joy into child-raising. The trinsic to this mitzvah — children Kitzur Shulchan Aruch indicates that it should be said with kavanah, with an talmidei chachamim — are that much understanding of the text. more potent when uttered specifically at this moment, while fulfilling the mitzvah.

“Haragil ba’ner,” one who is careful with and beautifies this mitzvah, the Gemara in Maseches a guarantee, he would lend her some money. The pawn he reShabbos promises us, “havyein lei banim talmidei chachamim,” will quested was her white, studded “shtern tichel” that she used to be zoche to children who will light up the world with their To- wear every Shabbos.

The rebbetzin did not hesitate and ran to fetch her precious rah and mitzvos. tichel. Her face shone, free of worry. She would be able to give tzedakah before licht tzinding as usual!

“Az m’tzindt azoi licht, iz nisht kein vinder az m’hut azelche voile kinder! — If one tzinds licht this way, it is no wonder that one has such good children,” Reb Yehoshua exclaimed, pointing to their son, the future Reb Yissachar Dov of Belz, who was but It was Erev Shabbos in the home of Reb Yehoshua of Belz, a young child. zt”l. The sound of emotion-laden sobs filled the air and reached Then the rebbetzin asked to have her special tichel back so she the ears of the holy Rebbe. They were the tears of his ehrliche would be able to light the candles while wearing it. rebbetzin. The Rebbe asked her to explain what was bothering There are mystical reasons for the minhag of giving tzedakah her. before lighting. The Ben Ish Chai explains one, stating that on Between the tears, she replied that she had no coins left to Friday night, the malachim come and, placing their hands on a distribute to poor people. She was accustomed to giving tzeda- person’s head, ask forgiveness for his sins. kah every Friday before hadlakas neiros and was distraught that Another reason is that lighting candles is a tikkun for the sin she would not be able to carry out her minhag this week. of Chava, and thus giving tzedakah beforehand is the woman’s Reb Yehoshua told her that if she would give him a mashken, way of imploring additional atonement.

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Shir Hashirim All kesavim are holy, but Shir Hashirim is kodesh kadoshim. That is one reason why it is customarily said on Erev Shabbos, as the kedushah of Shabbos descends upon the world.

The following happened one Friday night when a circle of chassidim were in Mezeritch by the Maggid for Shabbos. They were sitting together and reviewing the Torah of their Rebbe, while in a separate room sat Reb Aharon of Karlin, his lips murmuring incessantly.

Suddenly, there was a knock at the door and an attendant of the Maggid came in. “Where is Reb Aharon?” he asked. “The Rebbe requests that you stop saying Shir Hashirim. With your Shir Hashirim, you are shaking the Upper Spheres and our Rebbe cannot sleep!”

When the holy Chasam Sofer took leave of his rebbe, Reb Nosson Adler, zt”l, Reb Nosson taught him two ways of saying Shir Hashirim. From that point on, the Chasam Sofer would say Shir Hashirim once a month, investing great preparations and deep concentration that made reciting it take a long time.

Reb Nachum’ke of Horodna said that the holy Yesod V’shoresh Ha’avodah, Reb Alexander Ziskind, zt”l, wrote Shir Hashirim in his own ksav on a kosher megillah. Every Erev Shabbos, he would say it with fervor and d’veikus. His reading split the heavens, Reb Nachum’ke said, so much so that all the malachim would stop singing shirah so they could listen to the sweet sound of Reb Alexander’s Shir Hashirim.

Much as the sanctified words of Shir Hashirim are veiled in mystery and can be understood on countless levels, so too are the deep reasons for reciting it at this time of the week.

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Rekindling the Light The mitzvah of hadlakas neiros is intended to be fulfilled when the woman is calm and ready, with a happy heart, a symbol of peace and tranquility, following in the ways of Aharon Hakohen. And much like the Menorah attested that the Shechinah rests upon Klal Yisroel, she is grateful for the privilege to bring the Shechinah into her home.

The woman steps toward the candles.

Dressed in special Shabbos garb, her “bigdei kehunah,” she approaches the holy task of ushering the kedushah of Shabbos into her mikdash me’at. Reminiscent of the Menorah in the Beis Hamikdash, she lights with olive oil as an extra hiddur.

She waits for each little flame to go up before kindling the next spark. The glow of the licht radiates joy and serenity in the home, essentially extinguishing the fires of dispute, sadness and weekday worries.

Hidden in the flames of the Shabbos licht is a vestige of the Ohr Haganuz. Basking in the aura of this holy licht has an impact on the Yiddishe neshamah, whether it is felt externally or not.

May we all merit sensing the kedushah, and seeing the fulfillment of the ultimate light of the Geulah, as it says, “Im atem mishamrim neiros shel Shabbos, ani mareh lachem neiros shel Tzion.”

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What makes a bean a bean?

Beans are a subcategory of legumes, which are plants that bear fruit that grow inside a pod. Under the legume umbrella are pulses, which are dried beans — including lentils, dry beans, and dry peas. The word pulse stems from the Latin word puls, which means seeds that can be made into a thick soup.

Beans are also a subcategory of seeds (yes, they are everyone’s cousin). Unlike other seeds, beans are seeds you can eat (say that quickly three times), and they are also more often used as food rather than to grow more plants.

So beans are legumes and seeds, but not all legumes and seeds are beans. Confused yet? Great.

History of Beans Beans are one of the longest cultivated foods in history.

They played a major role in Egyptian agriculture, and Egyptians are credited with being the first ones to cook beans. Beans were an important source of protein and vitamins in the BCE time period as well as the Middle Ages, since they were cheap and easy to grow. More bean types were later developed in Central and South America, including our favorite cacao bean. In fact, Christopher Columbus brought those over to Europe in the late 16th century after he saw them in South America.

Cacao and Coffee Beans Some of the small pleasures in life can be found in a freshly brewed cup of coffee or a piece of chocolate.

But did you know that coffee beans and cacao beans are not beans at all? Coffee grows on bushes in clumps of bright red cherries, and the “coffee bean” is the seed of these cherries. As for cacao beans, while they do technically grow inside pods on the cacao plant, they are classified as the seeds of the fruit of the cacao tree.

To add further confusion, cacao seeds are also considered nuts, which makes chocolate… a fruit.

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Favorite Bean Dish The most popular bean dish in Jewish cuisine is… cholent. Cultivated over many years and in kosher kitchens all over the world, cholent is the comfort food of every Shabbos afternoon (and evening, for those of us who have a taste Friday night. And Thursday night. And…). It started with Yiddishe balabustes who would take their pot of beans, meat and other ingredients and put it in the local baker’s oven until Shabbos morning so there would be warm food on Shabbos.

There’s a machlokes over where the word cholent originates. Some say it’s a compound word of the French chaud (“hot) and lent (“slow”), or of chaudes lentes (“hot lentils”). Others say it’s the present tense of the Latin word calentem, meaning “that which is hot,’’ via Old French chalant (present tense of chalt, from the verb chaloir, “to warm”).

Wherever the name comes from, I’ll have a full serving, thank you.

Chickpeas and Peanuts

The Navy Bean — Or Is It? Navy beans got their name from the American Navy forces in the early 1900s, when these beans became a staple for American forces. Providing meals that were both economical and nutritious quickly made these beans a star.

During World War II, in fact, when many forces were stationed in Australia, navy beans were produced for the very first time in “the Land Down Under” to great benefit and success.

Though navy beans are among the smallest types of beans, they are great energy-boosters and help lower cholesterol as well.

I don’t know who was in charge of naming different foods, but whoever it was must have been very confused by the time they got to chickpeas and peanuts. Although their names would suggest otherwise, chickpeas aren’t peas, and peanuts aren’t true nuts. Peanuts and chickpeas are both considered beans.

Chickpea comes from the Latin word cicer, referring to the plant family of legumes, Fabaceae, that chickpeas grow on. As for peanuts, they are considered part of the legume and bean family since they grow in a pod, though they do share many characteristics with tree nuts.

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Spill the beans

Full of beans, meaning full of energy, originates from 14th century Europe when horses were fed beans.

After getting fed, the horses would be energetic and giddy, hence “full of beans” becoming the way to describe their liveliness and energy.

The phrase spilling the beans means to tell a secret or share something you shouldn’t. This idiom originates from ancient Greece, where different colored beans were used for voting. If someone would literally spill the beans, the proportion of yes to no would be seen, prematurely revealing the results of the vote.

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Classifieds F/T SECRETARY Heimish multi girl office in BP looking for a responsible and organized F/T secretary, great pay,send resume to secretarybp438@gmail.com or call 845-871-2576 and lv clear message.

PARALEGAL Law office in Boro Park seeks secretary 12-5 pm.

Knowledge of Quickbooks required. Willing to train in all other areas. Email resume to office.spedlaw@gmail.com SECRETARY Boro Park medical office looking for experienced secretary for front desk. Must be able to multi task and be computer literate. Beginning September. Monday through Thursday 10-3. 917-5875893. Leave a very detailed message.

JOB OPPORTUNITY BP female office seeking capable secretary computer knowledge, multi-task, responsible & great phone skills. Email resume to: sectposition123@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY BP seeking secretary basic writing skills, ability to build and maintain customer relations. multi girl office, pleasant environment. Call 3475258491 or email your resume to hr1070org@gmail. com

F/T SECRETARY BP office seeking F/T secretary. Graduate preferred. Basic computer knowledge. Will train. Email resume: info@fileacorp.com P/T POSITION Seeking a female secretary 9:30am-3pm for data entry. Great environment!

Competitive salary! Email: bpschooloffice@gmail.com SECRETARY Bonei Olam looking to higher F/T female administrative assistant with a few years experience, friendly environment, proficient phone skills, computer skills specifically In excel. Send resume: jobs@boneiolam. org or leave message: (646) 930-4882 BP OFFICE Bright detail oriented girl/woman to work FT in a busy BP office with solid communication, interpersonal, clerical, data entry, and phone skills. Email resume emil@ acimportexport.com or call 917-363-3681 F/T POSITION Busy Heimishe BP office seeking f/t female secretary.

Graduate preferred. Efficient, Detail Oriented, w/ good communication skills.

Option to start after summer. job2021bp@gmail.com

Little Giants Child Center currently seeking: Classroom Teacher and instructors.

Great hours & location (9:15-3:15!) ABA & Floortime training provided. Earn hours towards your license.

BP & Williamsburg positions available.

Join Our Team

Join our team of professionals and enjoy our warm & collaborative work environment!

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JOB OPPORTUNITY BP multi girl office is seeking a f/t female secretary. Great pay, heimish environment, will train. Please send your resume to jack@ eastcoastphoto.com NOW HIRING! Join our team! We are looking to hire Heimishe female employees in our Customer service department. F/T, No experience necessary. We will provide an extensive training program. Heimishe environment. Please email your resume to jobopportunity367@gmail. com JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking responsible, experienced, detail-oriented female for a position in our BP Heimishe office to start immediately. Call 718-737-7262 or email info@ succeedsupport.com F/T POSITION Seeking f/t secretary in a heimishe multi-girl office.

Must be proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel, creative, efficient and quick learner. Great pay! Email resume: bpschooloffice@ gmail.com SCHOOL SECRETARY BP School is seeking a full time secretary, email your resume: schools3598@gmail. com

TEACHERS NEEDED Upper elementary NYSED certified teacher Chasiddish sp-ed school. bilingual a +. Email resume hr@ yesodeibina.org F/T SECRETARY Busy Tzedakah organization seeks full time secretary.

Boro Park office ,excellent environment. New graduates welcome. Email resume: cmweil@ezermizionusa.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Popular Womens telecourse seeks dynamic enthusiastic individual with excellent yiddish/english communication skills, responsibilities will include marketing, advertising, upgrading line to a high level of professionalism, if you feel you may be the right candidate please email managebetter55@gmail.com SEEKING SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary.

Competitive salary, great atmosphere. Hours 12:00 6:00 PM. (option to start work later). Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail. com REBBE / MADRICH Rebbe/Madrich needed for chassidish sp-ed program.

Call: 347-865-1966 Email resume to school718438@ gmail.Com

PROJECT COORDINATOR Busy BP office seeks full-time capable coordinator to join our team. Must be computer proficient, have the ability to multi-task and have a great attitude.

Great opportunity for growth.

Email resume to: hr@rothcocpa.com and write Project Coordinator in subject line.

We can't promise you the world, but we can promise you a fulfilling career in a fun environment with great pay and generous PTO. Come work with us.

hr@madisonprop.com 212.596.8200 Ext. 206 Located in Brooklyn Square

Classifieds PHOTOGRAPHY Heimisha lady photographer is looking for a creative girl to assist at weddings.

Great opportunity for someone looking to grow in photography. Nice pay.

Please email resume to info@ rozephoto.com SECRETARY JOB Looking to hire a secretary in a busy wig salon. Must be super organized, a multi tasker and a peoples person.

Please send in your resume to info@tobywigsalon.com.

F/T PARAPROFESSIONALS Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2022-2023 school year in Flatbush. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org

JOB OPPORTUNITY Teachers/ Counselors/ Paras for chassidish sp-ed day camp. Yiddish speaking preferred. Call:347-4012803. Email resume hr@ yesodeibina.org.

SPECIAL ED POSITION Looking to hire caring & talented individuals to work with special Ed children for the upcoming school year.

Call/Text: 917 968 2292 Email: scaplan@yeled.org Great pay, no degree needed.

JOB OPPORTUNITY Special Ed. Yeshiva in Bklyn seeks Female Master Teacher for pm sessions.

Certification & Experience required. Warm supportive environment, competitive pay. Email resume JCSE1760@gmail.com 718782-0064 x 103

JOB OPPORTUNITY Special Ed. Yeshiva in Bklyn seeks Female Assistant Teachers for full or half day sessions. Warm supportive environment, competitive pay. Email resume JCSE1760@gmail.com 718782-0064 x 103 JOB OPPORTUNITY Rebbe/Madrich needed for chassidish sp-ed program.

Call: 347-865-1966. Email resume to school718438@ gmail.Com CURRICULAM COORDINATOR Curriculum coordinator limudei kodesh for specialed school. Exp., Yiddish speaking, and computer proficiency a must. Send your resume to school718438@ gmail.Com

TEACHERS NEEDED Teacher exp limudei kodesh Yiddish Speaking Upper Elementary Sp-ed school. Email resume to school718438@gmail.Com JOB OPPORTUNITY Associate Teachers/paras/ floaters ft/pt Chassidish sped school, Yiddish speaking a must. Email resume: hr@ yesodeibina.org.

JOB OPPORTUNITY Upper elementary NYSED certified teacher Chasiddish sp-ed school. bilingual a +. Email resume hr@ yesodeibina.org F/T POSITION Insurance office in Boro Park looking for full time female employees, please call 718851-2310 ext 101

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JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking secretary for a Hamaspik after-school program located in Boro Park. Must be responsible, fun, and enjoy working with individuals with special needs. Heimishe atmosphere and great pay. Flexible schedule - pick what works for you. Available hours are weekday evenings, motzei Shabbos, and Sundays. Email hlang@hamaspikkings.org or call 718.387.8400 ext. 5218 for more information.

Accounting positions available in public accounting firm in Brooklyn area great potential,great pay please email peri@ swiftstaffinggroup.com for more information SCHOOL SECRETARY Seeking female school secretary from 1:30-6:00pm Mon-Thurs. Microsoft office skills necessary. Email resume: elcagencyinc@ gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking drivers for a school and several after-school programs for ‘22-’23 year.

Great pay. Email steichman@ hamaspikkings.org or call (718) 302-3333 ext. 5210 for more information

SUNDAY JOB Seeking heimishe girls to be counselors at a fun yearround Sunday program for children with special needs. Great atmosphere and great pay. Hours are 11-3:30.

Yiddish speaking. Call 718387-8400 ext. 5250 for more information.

Compassion ate Responsible Organized Personable

JOB OPPORTUNITY Williamsburg: Looking for a devoted and passionate individual for the coming academic year to work as a facilitator in a special needs school. P/T hours 12:30-3:30. call:347-986-8641

SEEKING SECRETARY P/t secretary/Bookkeeper for heimish bp office. Knowledge of Quickbooks, experienced preferred. Serious inquiries only. Please send resume to info@lewimports.com

ENGLISH TEACHER Looking for a full time seventh grade departmental English Teacher in a chassidishe school in Boro Park. Great pay!! Email resume: starty52@gmail.com

JOB OPPORTUNITY Curriculum coordinator limudei kodesh for specialed school. Exp., Yiddish speaking, and computer proficiency a must. Send your resume to school718438@ gmail.Com

GREAT SALES POSITION Be Your Own Boss! “Be in business for yourself not by yourself” best training + support provided, great benefits and retirement package. Please email dglick@newyorklife.com or call 845-639-5216

JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking qualified candidate for billing and receivables.

Must be detail oriented and able to meet deadlines.

Competitive pay & benefits.

Great work environment.

Email resume to: sreinhold@ hamaspikkings.org

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We are a special education school in Brooklyn seeking talented full-time and part-time READING SPECIALISTS who have experience in English and Kriah and are ready to share the gift of reading with high-function students with ASD. *Must be familiar with Orton Gilligham and Sounds in Motion curriculums.

We are a special education school in Brooklyn seeking a talented full-time BCBA who can think out of the box and is interested in bettering the lives of high­ function students with ASD.

WHAT WE OFFER:

WHAT WE OFFER: We offer a highly competitive salary, professional development opportunities, and plenty of room for promotion and growth in an exceptionally welcoming work environment.

We offer a competitive salary, PD opportunities, a strong supportive environment and opportunities for promotion and growth. We also provide all tools and resources a therapist feels is appropriate for each child.

Atidaynu Our Future School 7914 Bay Parkway Brooklyn, NY 718 233 9098 brooklyn.specialed@gmail.com www.atidaynuourfuture.com

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A busy school in Bensonhurt is seeking a talented graphic designer who can create catchy and beautiful designs for many events and projects.

WHAT WE OFFER: We offer a highly competitive salary, professional development opportunities, ASA supervision and training, and plenty of room for promotion and growth in an exceptionally welcoming work environment.

Atidaynu Our Future School 7914 Bay Parkway Brooklyn, NY 718 233 9098

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Classifieds JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking young energetic supervisor for a girls’ Sunday program at Hamaspik. Must be responsible, fun, and hardworking. Great pay!

Call 917.648.1522 for more information

JOB OPPORTUNITY Career Institution looking to hire a student support specialist, positive office environment, great phone and communication skills a must. please email resume to yy.icany@gmail.com

F/T / P/T JOB Associate Teachers/paras/ floaters ft/pt Chassidish sped school, Yiddish speaking a must. Email resume: hr@ yesodeibina.org.

SEEKING SECRETARY Na’aseh Montessori Program is seeking a front desk secretary. Hours are from 10:00 to 6:00. Great pay and a great heimish environment.

Please send your resume to info@naaseh.org or call 718500-3765

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SEEKING ASSISTANTS Looking for devoted assistants for chassidishe preschool day camp in a great heimishe atmosphere. Please call 929-214-0691. Leave message if no answer.

JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for F/T Female Secretary. Young grad preferred. Great office environment. Email: office5614n@gmail.com

FEMALE LIFEGUARD Looking for female lifeguard in Monticello exit 106, no bungalow provided. Monday - Friday 3 hours per day in the afternoon.. Call or text 2129603182

JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking team leader for the Hamaspik software development team. Must have experience with team management and with software development (Agile/SCRUM). Great pay, full benefits package, heimishe environment, potential for growth. Email resume to mschnitzler@ hamaspikkings.org F/T ASSISTANT Full time assistant. Yiddish speaking. For small playgroup, for September 22’.

Great pay! 718-853-4139

SECRETARY Receptionist/ Secretary position available in busy Pediatric office, Great environment ,will train.

Email resume: Segulahjobs@ gmail fax:718-972-1661 TEACHER / SECRETARY POSITION AVAILABLE Heimisha playgroup in boro Park 9:00 to 3:30 Please call: 718-871-4404 JOB OPPORTUNITY Teachers Assistants For full day or AM & PM for 1st & 2nd grades. Excellent pay. Please call BYDG 718-338-5600 ext.313

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Hamaspik of Kings County is seeking an executive assistant to work closely with the executive director. Candidate must be organized, discreet, detail oriented, and have excellent communication skills. This is a lucrative position and an opportunity to touch thousands of lives in a meaningful way.

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Experience Required

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Looking to hire a seller and secretary in a busy wig salon Must be friendly, super organised and experienced.

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Classifieds SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com YESHIVA OFFICE Looking for a full time employees to work yeshiva administrative office.

Experience in the Jl software a plus. Please email rwauction2020@gmail.com HELP WANTED Looking for high school girl to work in an office P/T. Must speak, and write English fluently. Good Pay. Please email your resume to zzorger1472@gmail.com

SUMMER JOBS

SERVICES

SEEKING SECRETARY BP day camp is seeking a full time secretary for second half, email your resume: schools3598@gmail.com

AYIN HORAH The renowned Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim Is now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. Call: 718.689.1902 or 516.300.1490

TEACHER’S ASSISTANT Playgroup seeking Yiddish speaking teacher’s assistant.

Hours 12:00-4:30. Aug 15-26.

347-988-4585 leave message SUMMER JOB Looking for counselor or an assistant for 3 year old boys in a daycamp. 9:30-4:00. Call 718-837-8853.

BABYSITTING

JOB OPPORTUNITY Morah & Assistant for small voucher playgroup for September 22’ . Great pay & environment. References available 347-226-0348

BABYSITTER AVAILABLE An experienced babysiter relocated to 13/55 accapting babies 5-24 months for the summer & september call 347-749-7774 leave message

SEEKING ASSISTANT Chassidishe Cheder in BP seeking a Pre Nursery assistant for the upcoming school year. Please call 718851-6462 ext 103

PLAYGROUP Small playgroup now accepting for September. 47th & 19th Ave area. Ages 2-3.

References available. 4 nonvoucher slots left 718-853-4139

JOB OPPORTUNITY Teacher exp limudei kodesh Yiddish Speaking Upper Elementary Sp-ed school. Email resume to school718438@gmail.Com

FIRST ONE IN BABYSITIING PLEASE

Heimishe babysitter available in area of 15 and 59. F/T, P/T and drop ins.

Please call: 917-847-5495.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE REP Seeking an Accounts Receivable Representative for an Accounting Firm Flexible hours. Located in BP. Great work environment. Good Pay. Email your resume to:

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PHOTO ALBUMS Custom photo books, weddings, engagements, Chosson/Baby, Upsherin, etc. Also professional photo editing. Photo Dreams 347.563.5153

HANDYMAN & PAINTING Experienced & Reliable handyman Small jobs our specialty! Plumbing, Electric, construction, Locksmith, painting, plastering. Shabbos clocks, outlets/switches, call: 347.275.5408

LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700

CONSTRUCTION Bathrooms, kitchens, closets, decks, extensions,additions, Basements, all electrical, plumbing, Carpentry Lowest prices, fastest service.

718.951-0090 HANDYMAN & ELECTRICIAN Electrician, plumber, sewer service, Carpentry, sheetrock, locks, etc.718.9510090

DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates.

917.405.8469

PHOTOGRAPHY Children, Portraits, Family, Upsherin. Slideshows for any occasion, family Gatherings, Anniversaries, events, etc.

Photo Dreams 347.563.5153

CRYPTO CURRENCY Global Japanese fund $$ small money investment $$.

Our members are making thousands mothly! Our clients making big profits.

Affiliates Needed too. 718576-4511

GARTLECH We fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. call: 917-414-3281 WEIGHT & INCH LOSS - FAST! There’s only one way to lose weight in a quick, comfortable, convenient and discreet way- in the heart of Boro Park! Slympha is the secret to inch loss in time for your upcoming family Simcha! Call 718-532-4701 today for more information and to schedule your appointments. Special friend slots available for friends!

SECRETARIAL POSITION AVAILABLE For organized, resourceful and articulate woman/girl. Position requires aptitude in Sales and customer service. Training will be provided as needed.

For organized, resourceful and articulate woman/girl.

Position requires aptitude in Sales and customer service.

Training will be provided as needed.

-Afternoon hours

— Full time/part time, flexible days — -Great pay and terms — Great pay and terms — -Heimishe office in Boro Park — Heimishe office in Boro Park — Forinquiries, serious inquiries, please emailyour your resume to info@lxure.com For serious please email resume to: info@lxure.com

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Classifieds ON THE PHONE Mr. Wertzberger’s Music School offering music lessons on the phone, ages 9-15 boys and girls. Try it free! 718-4351923

MUSIC LESSONS ELECTRICIAN All Electrical work, outlets, switches, fixtures, new lines for washer/dryer or a/c, shabbos clocks, circut breakers. 718.951-0090

PAYROLL SERVICE Complete payroll Service. $22.50 Per Payroll (Covers 1-10 Employees) 718-5139689 info@YMFpayroll.com Mendy Friedman CEO

STUNNING PAINTINGS Stunning paintings will turn your picture into the most beautiful 100% hand paintings! Countless references avail Text (914) 933-7263

GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach.

Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693-4920 or (718)435-7644

DONATE YOUR VEHICLE (Car, truck, van, Suv) Help build children. Get $1,500 tax deduction + $2,400 Gift book (shopping) or we pay cash for cars too. 718-974-9428

GRAPHICS Logos, albums, ads, signs, labels, and anything graphics related! Great service and price! Call: 917-703-4932

MEDICAL BILLS PAID Got unexpected Medical Bills or Insurance Denials? Get it

Are you a Creative

Graphic Artist Who loves working In a fast-paced,

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an unforgettable experience!

Call 845-642-3213

TUTOR AVAILABLE Experienced tutor available to give your daughter a smooth, successful school year. Specialized tutoring in kriah, chumash, math and english reading. Malky 718851-1839

DONATE VEHICLE

CARNIVAL RENTAL Commercial cotton candy/ slush/popcorn/ chocoalte fountain machines rentals for a full day, at great prices!

Accessories available too!

347-946-5172

Donate any vehicle, get $2,400 gift for shopping and $1,500 tax deduction. 718-974-9428 BOOK DONATION

Do you have extra books lying around? New library is looking for book donations. English, Yiddish, kids, teens, adults. We will pick up.

Call 347-351-7146

ODDS & ENDS

LOST

GRAPHOLOGY WORKSHOP Fun & Informative, treat your staff, employees & campers to

Lost camera SD card in the area of 12th ave-New Utrecht, 44th st-54th st.Pls call/text 347-534-6648

Looking - Better Sleep For: - Easier Wakup

- More Energy - Acid Reflux Relief - Weight Loss - Better Health

Exciting Environment? o

If you are Brooklyn-based

Try it FREE and see what happens!

And have 3-5 years experience using Adobe InDesign for page layout and design o

Send us your resume and portfolio: creativegraphicjob@gmail.com

WaterEmes.com

or listen on hotline : 646.883.9005

FREE

Galaxy A32 phone on July 4th weekend.

If found please call 347-962-5961.

Looking for someone that rented a black gown this winter from me, 48 street between 13 and 14 ave. and has not yet returned it. Please call 347.528.2446 Teardrop shaped diamond earing in the vicinity of 12-39, please call 718853-4090 16th ave between 53/54 a diamond earring shabbos chazon 347-844-2879

FREE GIVEAWAYS Nice scenic painting in wood gold frame 25”x28” Please text 3473689763 Giving away old big crib in very good condition. Call: 718-810-6211 Master Bedroom Set, excellent condition, dresser, armoire, 39” headboards, nighttable. L’shem mitzvah giveaway. Pick-up required.

Call/text 347-569-2462.

Why do you feel like your marriage is a silent struggle?

You’re not the only one.

For the first time in history, over 16 marriage experts have come together, bringing you the Torah-based answers you’ve never heard before.

Beautiful mahogany & gold bedroom set: 42 inch beds, box springs, mattress, and night chest. text 8454997647 3 cans Enfamil baby formula exp 10/22 p/u in BP. Pls text 718.685.4554 Pastel clothing and robes for teens. must take all. call:929-276-2404 Chest of drawers in perfect condition 347-613-4141 Giving away 8 Dining Room Chairs, good condition 718-232-1287 playroom/bedroom flowers/butterfly ceiling light fixture. white gathered dust ruffle for full sz crib. new doona insect cover. Bp pickup 845.376.2532 4 door china closet, round sides, dark wood color, in good condition.

7189264773 L’Shem Mitzva, indoor house plants in Boro Park FREE (718) 438-4197 Miscellaneous kitchen items, games, some tote bags and glasses. Sun, Mon & Wed. 8:00-9:30 pm 718-435-6343 Leave messages

SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Gila Levitt, Faigy Pollack, Leah Richeimer

From August 15-25, 2022 access powerful daily FREE classes, teaching you the intimacy skills that will radically transform the foundation of your marriage in a way no shalom bayis class can.

DAYCARE COTEACHER STARTING SEPTEMBER

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FOR MORE DETAILS

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Women’s wool coat DKNY size 12 call:929-276-2404 Bedroom furniture - armoire, dresser, mirror, headboard, 48” beds good condition. Dining room table with leaf 10 ft and 8 chairs good condition. Wood panel Sukkah with schach 929-210-1159

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‫אויסשפיל פון ימים טובים אין סאטמאר דעי קעמפ אין בארא פארק‬

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‫שיעורים | מסיבות | תורה | ידיעות | הלכה | היסטאריע | נגינה | פלעיס | קינדער און נאך‪...‬‬

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‫כ‬ ‫אריין‬ ‫‪Loadings‬‬

‫‪CDs‬‬

‫‪Bizup.Ser vices // MazalBizup.Services‬‬ ‫‪Media‬‬ ‫‪// Mazal Media‬‬

‫כאפט‬ ‫ארפייטן‬ ‫א‬ ‫‪USBs‬‬

‫אלע ביהמ"ד שענקלעך • לאודיא סטארס • לאודינג צענטערן‬

‫לי כ ע נ יי ע ס‬ ‫פ ר יי‬

‫‪Loadings‬‬ ‫‪CDs‬אין קאנטרי? ווייסט איר‬ ‫נישט וואס צו קויפן יעצט?‬ ‫ווילט נוצן די סעיל שפעטער?‬

‫יעצט א "סעיל קיופאן"‬ ‫נישט געזארגט‪ .‬קויפט‪USBs‬‬ ‫אויפ'ן טעלעפאן ‪ ,845-782-8369‬און מיר שיקן‬ ‫עס אייך אויף פאסט‪ ,‬גרייט צו נוצן סיי ווען‪ ,‬פאר‬ ‫האלב פרייז‪ ,‬ביי די ‪ 3‬לאודיא סטארס‬

‫‪BORO PARK‬‬

‫‪Eichler's‬‬

‫‪5004 13th Avenue‬‬

‫‪718.874.9771#7‬‬

‫‪KIRYAS YOEL‬‬

‫‪7 Meron Drive‬‬

‫‪19 Lorimer St.‬‬

‫‪845.782.8369‬‬

‫‪718.302.1014‬‬

‫‪back of building‬‬

‫‪K I R YAS YO E L‬‬

‫‪341 Anne Frank 450.987.0738‬‬

‫‪ 16 Garfield Rd‬ביהמ"ד הגדול גמ"ח יוסף שלמה‬

‫‪LO N D O N‬‬

‫‪Music Buzz 73 Clapton Common 208.809.6466‬‬ ‫‪MAN C H E S T E R‬‬

‫פ ר יי‬

‫‪Merkaz Seforim Mountain Mall 845.241.7080‬‬ ‫‪G I B B E R S/K IAM E S HA‬‬

‫‪N EW S Q UAR E‬‬

‫‪M Rosenberg 845.587.1785‬‬

‫‪Sparks Electronics 20 Mezritch Rd. Ste 4‬‬

‫‪Weinberger 161.705.0120‬‬

‫לי כ ע נ יי ע ס‬

‫‪M O N T I C E L LO‬‬

‫‪845.362.6133‬‬ ‫‪LAK EWO O D‬‬

‫‪AN T WE R P‬‬

‫‪732.806.1616‬‬

‫‪AU S T RAL IA‬‬

‫‪M O N T R EAL‬‬

‫‪Reizman Antoon Van Dyck 56 04.847.17507‬‬

‫‪WI L L IAM S B U R G‬‬

‫‪Lee Ave. Photo 72 Lee Avenue 718.782.1212‬‬ ‫‪Sunrise Photo 164 Wallabout St. 718.388.0009‬‬ ‫‪MONSEY‬‬

‫‪Merkaz Seforim Shopper's Haven‬‬

‫‪LOAD I O C E N T E R S G LO BAL‬‬

‫‪TO S H‬‬

‫‪off Lee Avenue‬‬

‫‪MAI N S TO R E S‬‬

‫אלע ביהמ"ד שענקלעך • לאודיא סטארס • לאודינג צענטערן‬

‫‪WILLIAMSBURG‬‬

‫‪Goldberg 614.25.7777.630‬‬ ‫נישט געזארגט‪ .‬קויפט יעצט א "סעיל קיופאן"‬ ‫אין קאנטרי? ווייסט איר‬ ‫אויפ'ן טעלעפאן ‪ ,845-782-8369‬און מיר שיקן‬ ‫פון אנדערע קאמפניס וואס זענען נישט אויף סעיל‪ ,‬ווי אויך אלע כשרע פלעיערס‪ ,‬ספיקערס‪ ,‬עקסעסאריס‪ ,‬און גיפט סערטיפיקעטס‬ ‫קויפן אודיא‬ ‫מען‬ ‫יעצט?‬ ‫אויך צוקענעןקויפן‬ ‫נישטוועטוואס‬ ‫עס אייך אויף פאסט‪ ,‬גרייט צו נוצן סיי ווען‪ ,‬פאר‬ ‫ווילט נוצן די סעיל שפעטער? האלב פרייז‪ ,‬ביי די ‪ 3‬לאודיא סטארס‬ ‫‪ 5681 Park Ave. 514.276.1895‬פרדס ספרים‬

‫‪Eichler's‬‬

‫‪5004 13th Avenue‬‬

‫‪718.874.9771#7‬‬

‫סעיל ענדיגט זיך דעם מאנטאג עקב‬ ‫‪MAIN STOR ES‬‬

‫‪BORO PARK‬‬

‫‪ 19 Phyliss Ter. 845.290.6756‬גמ"ח ירוחם זאב‬

‫‪WILLIAMSBURG‬‬ ‫‪SALE ENDS MONDAY‬‬ ‫‪AUGUST 15KIRYAS YOEL‬‬

‫‪7 Meron Drive‬‬

‫‪19 Lorimer St.‬‬

‫‪845.782.8369‬‬

‫‪718.302.1014‬‬

‫‪back of building‬‬

‫‪off Lee Avenue‬‬

‫‪P H O T O C R E D I T: J D N‬‬

‫א באזוך אין מחנה ערוגת הבשם צעהלים‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק בעל הקדושת ציון מבאבוב זי"ע הי"ד אצל האדמו"ר מבאבוב‬

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‫עצרת הספד לפטירת כ"ק גאב"ד ירושלים זצ"ל בביהמ"ד הגדול סאטמאר בוויליאמסבורג‬

‫הילולת האר”י הקדוש זי"ע בביהמ"ד בעלזא ‪ 43‬בבארא פארק‬

‫העסקן ר׳ שלום פישער ביים ארומגיין אין‬ ‫שפיטאל תשעה באב ביינאכט אויסטיילען‬ ‫קינות פאר חולי ישראל‬

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‫האדמו"ר מסערדאהעלי במחנה סערדאהעלי‬

‫שמחת הווארט לנכדת האדמו"ר מסטראפקוב‬ ‫עב"ג החתן בן הגר"ש לייזער רב חסידי צאנז ב"פ‬

‫הילולת האר”י הקדוש זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מרימינוב‬

‫‪P H O T O C R E D I T: J D N‬‬

‫א באזוך אין מחנה דברי חיים צאנז זוועהיל‬

‫הגה"צ אב"ד ראצפערט בשיעור תשעה באב בקרית ברך משה ד'סאטמאר וואדבוירן‬

‫הרב יוסף געסער נואם אצל ציון של רב גדליה‬ ‫בערנשטיין זצ"ל בנסיעה לקברי צדיקים‬ ‫בוואשינגטאן בית החיים‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק בעל הקדושת ציון מבאבוב זי"ע הי"ד אצל האדמו"ר מבאבוב ‪ 45‬במחנה מתיבתא באבוב ‪45‬‬

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‫ראפשיץ‬

‫חצר הקודש אונגוואר בבגדי שבת כנהוג כשחל תשעה באב במוצאי שבת‬

‫דושינסקיא ב"פ‬

‫צאנז קלויזענבורג‬

‫ערלוי‬

‫קאזלאוו‬

‫קראסנא‬

‫מראה יחזקאל‬

‫פאפא ב"פ‬

‫ראסלאוויץ‬

‫מאקאווא בארא פארק‬ ‫‪The Boro Park View‬‬

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‫וואל סטריט‪,‬‬ ‫טאג אויף ָ‬ ‫ס איז געווען ַא טיּפישער ָ‬ ‫האבן געקויפט‬ ‫קטאבער ‪ ,1929 ,24‬אינוועסטירער ָ‬ ‫ָא ָ‬ ‫סטאק‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫יארק‬ ‫סטאקס אויף דעם ניו ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫פארקויפט‬ ‫און ַ‬ ‫האט עס‬ ‫מאל ָ‬ ‫מיטא ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫טאג‪.‬‬ ‫עקסטשעינדזש‪ ,‬ווי אין ַא געווענליכן ָ‬ ‫האט‬ ‫מארקעט ָ‬ ‫סטאק ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ּפאסירט‪ .‬דער‬ ‫מאטיש און ּפיינפול ַ‬ ‫דרא ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫טאג איז‬ ‫טראסקען ָאן אויפהער‪ַ ,‬אזוי ווייט ַאז דער ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ָאנגעהויבן‬ ‫נערשטאג"‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דא‬ ‫"שווארצער ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫היסטאריע ַאלס דער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ַאריין אין‬ ‫וואל סטריט נישט‬ ‫לאגע אויף ָ‬ ‫כפאלגנדע טעג איז די ַ‬ ‫נא ָ‬ ‫אין די ָ‬ ‫מארקעט‬ ‫סטאק ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קאּפויער‪ ,‬דער‬ ‫נאר ּפונקט ַ‬ ‫געווארן‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫בעסער‬ ‫נאך עטליכע טעג‪ ,‬ביז דעם‬ ‫פאר ָ‬ ‫קראכן ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫נגעהאלטן מיט'ן‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫האט ָא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫קאנט אין די‬ ‫בא ַ‬ ‫וואס איז ַ‬ ‫קטאבער ‪ָ ,29‬‬ ‫דינסטאג‪ָ ,‬א ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫כפאלגנדן‬ ‫נא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דינסטאג"‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫"שווארצער‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫היסטארישע ביכער ַאלס דער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫קאנט‬ ‫בא ַ‬ ‫קאלענדער איז ַ‬ ‫נאט אויפ'ן ַאלגעמיינעם ַ‬ ‫מא ַ‬ ‫יענער ָ‬ ‫קטאבער‪.‬‬ ‫שווארצער ָא ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קטאבער"‪ ,‬דער‬ ‫ביז היינט ַאלס "בלעק ָא ָ‬ ‫דזשאונס‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫'דאו‬ ‫האט דער ַ‬ ‫אין בלויז יענע פיר ביזנעס טעג‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫גאנצע ‪ּ 305.85‬פונקטן‪ ,‬צו‬ ‫פארלוירן ַ‬ ‫אינדוסטריעל עוורעדזש' ַ‬ ‫ּפראצענט פון איר פריערדיגן ווערט‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫גאנצע ‪25‬‬ ‫ַא סך הכל פון ַ‬ ‫האט געברענגט שווערע‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫קראך‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫מארקעט‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫סטאק‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫די‬ ‫נאמיע‬ ‫עקא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫כפאלגן אויף דער וועלטליכער‬ ‫נא ָ‬ ‫פינאנציעלע ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫נאמיע בפרט; ווען‬ ‫עקא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מעריקאנער‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫בכלל‪ ,‬און אויף דער ַא‬ ‫דאס‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫וואס‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ּפאניק‪,‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫האט ָאנגעברענגט ַא שרעקליכע‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫עס‬ ‫מיליאנען‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פאר‬ ‫פארלוסטן ַ‬ ‫גאר שווערע ַ‬ ‫ראורזאכט ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫פא‬ ‫האט ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האט געפירט צו דעם ָאנהייב‬ ‫מעריקאנער אינוועסטירער‪ ,‬און ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ַא‬ ‫נאמישער‬ ‫עקא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פון דער "גרויסער דעּפרעסיע"‪ ,‬דער ערגסטער‬ ‫מעריקאנער געשיכטע‪.‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫מבראך אין דער ַא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫צוזא‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫דזשאבס‪,‬‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫פארלוירן זייערע‬ ‫האבן ַ‬ ‫מיליאנען ַארבעטערס ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫וואסער‬ ‫געווארן ווי אין ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פארשוואונדן‬ ‫גאנצעטע ביזנעסער זענען ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ּפגעשּפארטע געלטער זענען‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫לאר אין ָא‬ ‫דא ַ‬ ‫מיליאנען ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ַאריין‪,‬‬ ‫האבן געזען זייער‬ ‫מאּפע‪ .‬מענטשן ָ‬ ‫אּפגעווישט געווארן פון דער ַ‬ ‫פארלוירן גיין אין שעות‪,‬‬ ‫גאנצן לעבן ַ‬ ‫ּפלאג און מי פון זייער ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האבן עס גענומען ַאזוי שווער ַאז זיי זענען‬ ‫ווען טייל פון זיי ָ‬ ‫מאנהעטן צו זייער טויט‪.‬‬ ‫ראּפגעשּפרונגען פון די דעכער פון ַ‬ ‫ַא ָ‬ ‫האט געברענגט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מארקעט‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫סטאק‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קראך אינעם‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫דער‬

‫שאפנדיג‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫סטראפע‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫טא‬ ‫קא ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫נאמישע‬ ‫עקא ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ַאן אומגעהויערע‬ ‫גאנץ ַאמעריקע‪,‬‬ ‫זארג איבער ַ‬ ‫ָארעמקייט‪ ,‬הונגער‪ַ ,‬אנגסט און ָ‬ ‫גאנצער‬ ‫געווארן איבער דער ַ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫כגעפאלגט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נא‬ ‫וועלכע איז קורצליך ָ‬ ‫וועלט‪.‬‬ ‫רבעטסלאזע‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ַאזוי שרעקליך איז דער מצב געווען ַאז די ַא‬ ‫ּפראצענט‪ַ ,‬א‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫גאנצע ‪25‬‬ ‫יאר ‪ 1933‬דערגרייכט ַ‬ ‫האט אין ָ‬ ‫ראטע ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫קראפט‪ַ ,‬א‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫מעריקאנער ַארבעטס‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫גאנצער ַא‬ ‫פערטל פון דער ַ‬ ‫רבעטסלאז‪.‬‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מעריקאנער זענען געווען ַא‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫מיליאן ַא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ס"ה פון פופצן‬ ‫דאן‪ ,‬און‬ ‫נאך ביז ַ‬ ‫האט ָ‬ ‫וואס ַאמעריקע ָ‬ ‫דאס איז געווען ַא ציפער ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫מיליאנען בירגער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫טאג נישט געזען‪.‬‬ ‫אויך שּפעטער‪ ,‬ביז'ן היינטיגן ָ‬ ‫געהאט קיין ברויט אין מויל‪ ,‬מענטשן זענען‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫האבן ּפשוט נישט‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫ניזאציעס‬ ‫רגא ַ‬ ‫לאנגע רייעס ביי וואוילטעטיגע ָא ַ‬ ‫געשטאנען אין ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫באקומען ַא רעפטל ברויט‪ָ ,‬אדער ַא טעלער זוּפ‪.‬‬ ‫צו ַ‬

‫נייטשע ווערט‬ ‫געגרינדעט‬ ‫יאר ַאריין אין דער גרויסער‬ ‫נואר ‪ ,1934 ,20‬עטליכע ָ‬ ‫יא ַ‬ ‫אום ַ‬ ‫לעגווארדיע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫רעלא‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫פיא‬ ‫יארק‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫מעיאר פון ניו ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האט דער‬ ‫דעּפרעסיע‪ָ ,‬‬ ‫קאנפערענץ אינאיינעם מיט ַאנדערע‬ ‫ּפגעהאלטן ַא ּפרעסע ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ָא‬ ‫היסטארישע‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫געמאלדן ַא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫האט‬ ‫שטאטישע פירערס‪ ,‬וואו ער ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫וואס וועט זיך‬ ‫אונטערנעמונג‪ ,‬נעמליך‪ ,‬צו גרינדן ַאן ַאגענטור ָ‬ ‫שטאטישע‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פאר טויזנטער‬ ‫"האוזינג" ַ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ָאּפגעבן מיט'ן צושטעלן‬ ‫קאּפ‬ ‫דאך איבער'ן ָ‬ ‫איינוואוינערס וועלכע זענען געבליבן ָאן ַא ַ‬ ‫נאכווייען פון דער‬ ‫פינאנציעלע ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫רעזולטאט פון די שווערע‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫אין‬ ‫גרויסער דעּפרעסיע‪.‬‬ ‫האוזינג"‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫"עפארדעבל‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫דאס איז געווען דער ערשטער‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫נאך פריער‬ ‫האט ָ‬ ‫באדן‪ .‬עס ָ‬ ‫מעריקאנעם ָ‬ ‫ַ‬ ‫ּפראיעקט אויפ'ן ַא‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫זאל‬ ‫שטאטישע רעגירונג ָ‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫זא דערהער ַאז ַא‬ ‫נישט עקזיסטירט ַא ַ‬ ‫פאר די ָארעמע אייננוואוינערס‪.‬‬ ‫צושטעלן הייזער ַ‬ ‫גלאק פון‬ ‫ָ‬ ‫פאר׳ן רעשט פון דעם ארטיקל קויפט דער‬ ‫חודש אב‪.‬‬

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‫תשעה באב אצל אדמור"י ורבני עירינו‬

‫תפארת אליעזר‬

‫טשערנאביל‬

‫באבוב‬

‫ליסקא‬

‫קאסאן‬

‫אלכסנדר‬

‫לאסק‬

‫בלאזוב‬

‫אלעסק‬

‫יאקע‬

‫בית חיים יהושע‬

‫מאשאלו‬

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‫מנהל רוחני ישיבת 'ברכת דוד'‬ ‫אשרינו מה טוב חלקנו שנפל בחלקנו הזכות‬ ‫להתבשם מזיו הדרת כבוד תורתו והשפעתו‬ ‫ואשרי לכם תלמידי ישיבתנו הק' 'ברכת דוד'‬ ‫שתזכו לטפס על במתי התורה והיראה תחת השראתו‬ ‫ברך ד' חילו ופועל ידיו ירצה להמשיך בהרבצת התורה בישראל ובהעמדת‬ ‫גדודי ד' צבאות לשם ולתפארת‪ ,‬וכצאת השמש בגבורתו יאיר אור תורתו‪,‬‬ ‫יצליח ד' דרכו וחדות ד' תהי' מעוזו‪ ,‬מתוך נחת והרחבה כל הימים‪.‬‬

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‫‪P H O T O C R E D I T: J D N‬‬

‫תשעה באב אצל אדמור"י ורבני עירינו‬

‫פאלטישאן‬

‫מונקאטש‬

‫סקווירא מב"פ‬

‫טענקא‬

‫סקולען‬

‫בלאזוב ריבאטיטש‬

‫דומ"ץ סקווירא ב"פ‬

‫דומ"ץ בורשטין‬

‫מעליץ בארא פארק‬

‫מעזיבוזש‬

‫סארוואש‬

‫נעפלעמיץ‬

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‫תשעה באב אצל אדמור"י ורבני עירינו‬

‫בריזודביץ‬

‫דאמבראווא‬

‫שעניא‬

‫סערדאהעלי‬

‫נדבורנה‬

‫קארוב‬

‫ניקלשבורג‬

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FYI: BEANS

‫פרשת ואתחנן‬ ‫י”ג אב תשפ”ב‬

Helping the Klal, One Kosher Click at a Time

Riding the waves with

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The Last Rebbe of Lodz

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The Long Road to Freedom

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The Black Sheep

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Food

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I Will Sing Your Praises Forever

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The Warmth of Shabbos

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Warmed By Her Light

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FYI

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Fun Pages

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Classifieds

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