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‫בלק‬-‫פרשת חקת‬ ‫ט’ תמוז תש”פ‬

NURSES ON THE NIGHT SHIFT Working through the darkness and into the light of day

HOLDING A SIDDUR AT SUN-UP How davening vasikin impacts the lives of early risers

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FREE ISSUE 41 JULY 1, 2020

‫בלק‬-‫פרשת חקת‬ ‫ט’ תמוז תש”פ‬

NURSES ON THE NIGHT SHIFT Working through the darkness and into the light of day

HOLDING A SIDDUR AT SUN-UP How davening vasikin impacts the lives of early risers

MEDITATIONS ON MODEH ANI Every word holds a world of meaning

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

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RE: KEEPING PESTS OUT (Inbox, Issue 39) We had squirrels eating our garden and shredding our wooden windowpanes, necessitating our replacing them with aluminum frames.

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DIFFERENT TRAVEL, SAME HALACHA? (Re: By the Way, Issue 39) After reading the halacha article about Tefillas Haderech, I’d like to understand why we are not factoring in the differences in travel during the times of Chazal and the present. The reason the criteria back then was 2.5 miles of uninhabited space was that there was a real concern that in traveling through that area by foot, camel, etc., one could be endangered. (This is the risk mentioned in traveling from Kiryas Arba to Ma’aras Hamachpelah — that even though it’s only 0.61 miles, it would require a bracha.) Today, we travel very differently, in cars with phones. Traveling through uninhabited space with a full

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tank of gas doesn’t pose a greater risk than traveling in an inhabited area. In fact, one can argue that traveling in a car is inherently dangerous due to the risk of accident and should require a bracha independent of the 2.5-mile criteria. It seems to me that we are stuck on this even though the metzios is different today. My point being if the metzios is completely different, it would seem we need to look at the root of the halacha, which is risk, and not necessarily on the 2.5-mile criteria. I am curious to hear a reply to this.

Thank you very much.

Yaakov Greenblatt RABBI YECHEZKEL ELIAS RESPONDS: Thank you for writing. You raise a very valid point!

The question is discussed by some of the recent poskim.

There are a few different ways to go, but simply put, there are two basic tracks.

According to one track, taken to varying degrees by the Chazon Ish and others, which goes along the lines of your “reverse approach” — that the primary concern is car accidents — it would be worthwhile as well to make the bracha even for intra-city travel. The reason we don’t do this is for lack of ability to create a new bracha mandate post Chazal.

The other approach, which I believe is more mainstream, is that in regard to takanos in this category (and there are others that don’t fall into this category), that which Chazal instituted is generally maintained even when the reason becomes diminutive, as long as there is still some level of rationale. (An extreme case of this is the institution of Magen Avos.) In our case, this can still be said to be true. Why? Although, as you point out, the rate of incidence is quite low, one can focus on a different angle.

Not on if something would happen, but on what one would do if something were to happen. Are there ways to easily

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This article is based on a shiur by Rabbi Yechezkel Elias. Rabbi Elias is a maggid shiur at the Yeshiva Gedola of Hampstead in Montreal, Canada.

Rabbi Elias' daily halacha/parsha shiur, given in the Agudah of Montreal, is available on www.TorahDownloads.com.

For questions or comments, you can write to collectedaudio@gmail.com.

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call for help? Receive help? How quickly? An example of this is making Birchas HaGomel on overseas travel. The rate of air mishap is extremely low, but you’re in a position where if something did happen, you’d be in serious trouble. Although there are multitudes of scenarios, generally speaking, when outside a city, help is more difficult to procure. What are the Hatzolah response times within the city verus outside the city? It can be a small difference, but the result of that difference can be significant, and it gets magnified as the distance grows. What about getting stuck in an area without cell service? (I’ve been a frequent NY-Montreal traveler for years, and there are long stretches along the I-87 that are notorious for lack of service — and, in fact, there have been fatalities along this stretch.)

Again, this is not to say necessarily that the risk of something happening is great, but rather that there is a greater risk of trouble if something were to happen.

This is not to say that beginning immediately outside the city, with a travel of only 2.5 miles, there is a sudden and dramatic spike of danger. This is not true now, and frankly, probably wasn’t true almost ever. All tales of bandits and dark forests aside, there has always been travel and commerce between cities, and the vast majority of travelers in normal civilized areas were generally safe, certainly on short routes between cities and towns. Chazal, however,

“… And when you set out on the road, take counsel from your Creator, and only then depart…”

– Words of Eliyahu Hanavi to Rav Yehudah (Brachos 29b)

s the Gemara continues, this sagacious advice would ultimately be enshrined eternally in halacha, with a full-fledged rabbinic ordinance to “consult” with Hakadosh Baruch Hu as we embark on a journey. It is with Tefillas Haderech that we turn to Him, requesting His assistance both in reaching our destination safely as well as in seeing success and fulfillment in all of our endeavors.

Among the many halachic details of Tefillas Haderech, one question that affects nearly every traveler is that of location. Where is the ideal point for reciting this tefillah?

Furthermore, beyond the ideal point, may the tefillah still be recited? And if yes, up until which point?

As is the case with all facets of halacha, it is important to stress that correct conduct should be guided by clear halachic understanding, and not mere assumption or general estimation. Nor should conduct be based on hearsay or recounted stories. With even the most precise recounting of any

incident, there remains much risk, as the observer is likely to be unaware of subtle nuances; be it a piece of background or fine detail, or be it a piece of halachic minutiae unknown to the observer, the details are often halacha-altering.

Tefillas Haderech, in particular, lends itself to such lack of clarity. Its laws are dependent on a number of physical factors, among them those of townscape and topography, all of which are subject to change at any time. This can lead to conflicting accounts, which may all be true — they merely reflect evolvement in the realities upon which this body

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as they often did, chose not to leave the decision to individuals on a case-by-case scenario. Generally, travel out of a city, overall, taking all travel into account, has an elevated risk. As such, they instituted one tefillah for all cases, regardless of specificities. This generalization, and beginning of risk, begins at travel outside of city limits, with a minimum travel distance of 2.5 miles. Beyond that, even if minimal, falls into the broader “inter-city travel” classification.

(On a personal note, my father, Rosh Kollel of the Montreal Community Kollel, who is, baruch Hashem, alive and well, was in a car accident a few years ago right near the U.S.-Canada border. To avoid hitting the accident, the very first car pulled over, and the two people inside saved my father’s life. The fact that ample help was available at the border, under four miles away, was completely useless. The flames hit the ruptured gas tank, and the car exploded in under fifteen seconds from when my father was pulled from the car.)

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I felt the need to do so because the past two years, I have witnessed and cringed and apologized to seething salespeople for thoughtless and self-centered shopping behavior committed by people from our circles. I have taken time to help them hang up the clothing that you have left in your dressing room. I have tried to explain your harried behavior to them, but they didn’t understand it. In an attempt to appease some very upset salespeople, I promised that I would write a letter to the public, apprising you of the chaos some of you bring into their stores.

We are guests in this galus, and we are guests in all stores. As such, we need to be completely aware of our role as guests.

1. Keep a mask in your pocketbook at all times! The non-frum and non-Jewish communities take great offense at maskless Yidden. If the store posts a sign requesting the use of face masks, you must comply.

2. If an article of clothing slips off the hanger while you are browsing, bend down and hang it back up.

3. When you have finished trying on all of your clothes, carefully hang all unwanted items on the designated rack. Do not leave anything on the floor, ever.

4. You are a guest in the store. Speak softly. It goes without saying, then, that you do not call across the store for your daughter or friend to catch her attention. Like the dignified bas Yisroel that you are, walk over to where she is standing to speak to her.

5. Put your phone away. The person next to you may want to shop in a peaceful atmosphere, and may be in no mood to listen to your menu, shidduch catastrophe or mother-in-law diatribe. Keep your personal conversations private!

6. A dressing room is provided for changing. It is inappropriate to try something on (even a sweater) in the shopping area.

7. If you have a stroller with you, make sure it does not block access.

8. Smile and say thank you to the cashiers. Here, too, keep your phone in your pocketbook; it’s rude to talk while you are paying.

This has been a painful letter to write, but it had to be done. Ladies, our goal is to be conduits for kavod Shamayim. Let’s be mindful of making a kiddush Hashem during every one of our activities.

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Reb Yehudah ben Teima says, “Hevei az kanameir v’kal kanesher, ratz katzvi v’gibor ka’ari laasos retzon avicha shebashamayim — Be bold as a leopard, light as an eagle, swift as a deer and strong as a lion in doing the will of your Father in Heaven.”

We know these famous words in our dreams. They adorn our sukkahs on artistic posters, and even more remarkably, these words are the introduction to the Tur and Shulchan Aruch. Yet who is this seemingly unfamiliar Tanna Reb Yehudah ben Teima to whom this mishnah is credited? We don’t see his name mentioned anywhere else in Shas.

The Megalei Amukos solves the mystery by revealing his true identity: Reb Yehudah ben Teima is really the better-known Reb Yehudah ben Bava, one of the famous asarah harugei malchus, who was burned with a Sefer Torah scroll wrapped around him as the holy letters flew up to Shamayim.

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Reb Yehudah begins with the importance of serving Hashem boldly as a leopard, which means to do so even in the face of discouragement or embarrassment.

Indeed, a leopard is known to challenge animals much bigger and stronger than himself, undaunted and without being discouraged by their size and might. Similarly, Dovid Hamelech says in Tehillim, “V’edosecha neged melachim”: He spoke

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Torah to the kings even though they were powerful and wealthy and uninterested in anything but materialism.

He would stick to his style, unfazed.

Interestingly, Reb Shmelke of Nikolsburg points out that in the following mishnah (5:24), Reb Yehudah goes on to say “az panim l’Gehinnom� (a bold person ends up in Gehinnom). It seems to be a direct contradiction to what he lists as the first of the important traits of a Yid, that we be bold as a leopard. This is a very important message that Reb Yehudah hides between the lines. Every trait a person has could be utilized for the worst — l’Gehinnom, or in its most positive form — kanameir, to be bold for Hashem even in the face of intimidation, a trait so praiseworthy it was befitting to be used as the introduction to the entire Shulchan Aruch!

In the early days of Eretz Yisroel, groups of bachurim from Chevron Yeshivah would divide areas of Yerushalayim between themselves to convince shopkeepers to close for Shabbos. One week, when the boys met up after their mission, the group of bachurim who were assigned to the Bukharian neighborhood looked shaken and traumatized, recounting how a barber in Bukharian had hired a heavy henchman to scare them off when they came. Rav Sholom Schwadron, one of the yeshivah bachurim who was part of the Zichron Moshe neighborhood mission, brushed off their story, saying it couldn’t be. “If you’re ready to stand up for Shabbos,� he argued, “you don’t have to be afraid.� The bachurim challenged him, “Well, we’re not risking it again, but you can go next week and see for yourself.�

And so he did. Reb Sholom arrived outside the barber shop only to be met by a hulking figure who rolled up his sleeves and glowered down at the black-hatted teen, warning him to back off. Unfazed, Reb Sholom rolled up his sleeves too and perched his hands on his hips, declaring, “It’s Shabbos. You have to go home.� The man raised his fist to punch him, but Reb Sholom only inched two steps closer, looking up and repeating at the behemoth figure standing before him, “You have to go home!� Astonishingly, the man looked at him again and walked off. That same Friday, Reb Sholom was able to convince the barber to close his shop. The barber kept muttering in awe, “What courage!� at the bachur’s strength of character. Reb Sholom would later say, “This was not courage; this was the azus that the Tanna Reb Yehudah ben Teima demands of us.�

KAL KANESHER: An eagle soars high, flying above all other birds. An interesting feature of an eagle is that it takes off from its resting position and becomes airborne in an instant, reminding us to perform mitzvos with the same instantaneity. Rivka merited to be chosen to become the matriarch of Klal Yisroel not alone because of the chesed she performed in feeding Eliezer and his camels, but be-

Reb Sholom arrived outside the barber shop, only to be met by a hulking figure who rolled up his sleeves and glowered down at the black-hatted teen, warning him to back off. cause of the instantaneity with which she did it. The pasuk uses expressions of speed — vatemaher and vataratz — several times to describe how she carried out the chesed, even though the difference between filling the bucket at the well or taking the animals to the trough only took a second or two faster with her running, because, speed aside, that innate enthusiasm demonstrated just what a chashivus doing chesed was to her.

RATZ KATZVI: Many animals are known for their remarkable speed. Think cheetah! Why did Reb Yehudah stop at the deer? My zeide, the heilige Yismach Moshe, zt�l, said that the tendency of a deer is to run very quickly without stopping, yet while he sprints, he keeps turning his head back to see what’s behind him. We should always look back at what we have accomplished to see what we need to perfect for the next leg of the journey.

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Remarkably, while the aforementioned pasuk opens the Tur, it is preceded by the words “Hisgaber ka’ari la’avodas haborei — Awake each morning with the strength and vigor of a lion…” Rav Elya Lopian, zt”l, was very makpid to rise early each morning, saying that in the Beis Din Shel Maaleh he will be asked, “Did you keep the halachos of Shulchan Aruch?”

And what would be more embarrassing than being found guilty of transgressing the very first se’if of the Shulchan Aruch?

Why does the Tanna choose a lion? In this category too, there are other strong animals, like the elephant, for example. The Dubno Maggid once passed a circus with his talmidim, and they noticed how the elephant was tied to the ground with a small peg and rope.

The talmidim asked their Rebbe why it is that the elephant doesn’t run away — he can easily escape the little peg! The Dubno Maggid replied, “You now answered the question that always puzzled me in the mishnah of ‘gibor ka’ari’: When the elephant was a baby, he was probably tied to the ground with this tiny peg and, much as he pulled and tugged, he soon realized he could not go free. So in his brain he came to terms with the fact that the peg was inescapable, and even when he grew bigger and stronger he no longer tried to wriggle himself out — even though with just one pull he would have managed to break free.

“The Gemara says that a lion, on the other hand, cannot be let off guard for a second as he would stop at nothing to acquire freedom and escape captivity. So,” the Dubno Maggid concluded, “Reb Yehuda ben Teima chose a lion to represent strength, since a Yid should never succumb to his nisyonos and shortcomings. He must constantly look for ways to grow and conquer them, whatever the cost.”

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NY Unfairly Restricted Religious Gatherings, Says Federal Judge It was a resounding victory for New York’s faith-based communities last week as a federal judge concluded that state and city officials were unfairly enforcing one set of restrictions on religious gatherings and houses of worship, while allowing more relaxed rules for mass demonstrations and other entities.

Judge Gary L. Sharpe issued a preliminary injunction last Friday that called out Governor Andrew Cuomo, Attorney General Letitia James and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for civil rights violations and selectively enforcing coronavirus regulations. The three were named as defendants in a lawsuit filed — by three Orthodox Jewish men from Brooklyn and two Catholic clergymen from upstate — in the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York on June 10.

In his decision, Sharpe said that the state was already allowing nonessential business to operate at 50% capacity, but was limiting houses of worship to just 25% capacity. Similarly, New York began permitting graduation ceremonies of up to 150 people on June 26, while it continued to cap outdoor religious gatherings at 25 people.

“There is nothing materially different about a graduation ceremony and a religious gathering such that defendants’ justifications for a difference in treatment can be found compelling,” noted Sharpe.

The mass protests that were allowed in recent weeks were yet another example of uneven enforcement, observed Sharpe, who said that both Cuomo and de Blasio could have discouraged the demonstrations in the name of public safety, or even stayed silent on the massive rallies. Instead, both encouraged the protests and even praised demonstrators, knowing that they would be large gatherings with little or no social distancing.

Sharpe’s injunction bars Cuomo, James and de Blasio from enforcing any restrictions on indoor gatherings that exceed the limitations laid out in phase 2 of the state’s reopening plans or limiting outdoor gatherings beyond the requirements set out in applicable executive orders and other official guidance. All social distancing guidelines must be observed in all of those cases, added Sharpe.

Christopher Ferrara, special counsel for the Thomas More Society, which brought the lawsuit, said that Judge Sharpe had clearly seen through an abuse of power perpetuated by both Cuomo and de Blasio who were willing to ignore social distancing protocols when applied to causes that appealed to their personal values.

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“Suddenly, the limit on ‘mass gatherings’ was no longer necessary to ‘save lives,’” said Ferrara, adding, “This decision is an important step toward inhibiting the suddenly emerging trend of exercising absolute monarchy on pretext of public health. What this kind of regime really meant in practice is freedom for me, but not for thee.”

Cuomo Trying to Camouflage Mistakes by Enacting Quarantine for Out-of-State Visitors?

In a scathing op-ed written by its editorial staff, The Wall Street Journal called the recent order requiring visitors from sixteen states experiencing coronavirus surges to quarantine for fourteen days an attempt by Governor Andrew Cuomo to divert attention from his own mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak.

Cuomo joined with Governor Ned Lamont of Connecticut and Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey last week to announce a mandatory two-week isolation period for anyone entering their states from places where infection rates exceed 10% or more than 10 in 10,000 residents testing positive per day for the past seven days. That list currently includes Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Iowa, Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah. Cuomo had said that police might pull over cars with out-of-state license plates to enforce the order, an ironic move after he protested similar policies in Rhode Island in March when New York had been hard hit with the coronavirus, when he said, “We will not let New Yorkers be discriminated against.” Violators could be subjected to fines of $2,000 to $10,000, and the travel advisory also includes state residents returning home from visits to infected areas.

According to the op-ed, the recent flare-ups in states that are subject to the order are due to a variety of reasons, which can include people who have not been complying with social distancing guidelines. Nationwide reopenings were expected to include some amount of trial and error, said The Wall Street Journal, and should be reason for caution and diligence, not statewide lockdowns.

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Infection levels in those states hardly come near New York’s numbers in March and April, and death rates in New York also exceeded other states, noted the op-ed, which called Cuomo’s order that required nursing homes to accept coronavirus patients from hospitals “the single worst public-policy mistake of this pandemic.”

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Recap: Wracked with guilt over the missing envelope, Binyamin regrets doing the all-nighter jobs with Shabsi. He wonders if he should come clean with his parents about it.

Devorah Potolsky worries that the new, beautiful house that they’ve won, especially on the heels of Tzippy’s grand wedding, might cause an ayin hara on the family.

After extensive “detective work” to try to locate the bachur to whom she’d given the yad, Blumi admits defeat and decides to pay her siblings a large sum of money — more than the yad was worth — to make up for what she’s done.

Purim was behind them, and Elisheva and her entire household of three small rooms flew into a frenzy of organizing and packing. The little ones kept competing as to who would get hold of the biggest boxes from the grocery. But Elisheva threw out at least a third of the cartons they brought home, because of all types of unidentifiable crumbs in them.

“Mommy wants everything to be clean for Pesach, not just plain clean!” Rikki and Devorah tried to explain to the kids. But their explanations fell on deaf ears. It was a fun activity for the boys: to search for the boxes, ask permission from the proprietors to take them, and then drag them home — just to donate most of them to the storage room in Meir’s friend’s building.

Meir’s friend Elchanan was organizing a huge bonfire for Lag Ba’omer, and he’d already started collecting boxes and wooden boards for it.

Even Zeidy had already heard about the famous bonfire, and when Meir went to visit him, he rose slowly from his chair and, with the help of a broomstick, slowly nudged a large, folded cardboard box from under the bed.

“This was downstairs in the lobby,” he said to his grandson, who stared wide-eyed in delight. “I asked if I could keep it for you.”

“Thank you, Zeidy!” Meir hugged the carton as best he could; his arms hardly went around it. “Mommy, can I go bring this over to Elchanan?”

“Wait, not this minute,” Elisheva said.

She had just leaned back in her chair and was holding a steaming cup of tea, a bit of a break from the mess at home. It was just two days to Rosh Chodesh Nissan, and they hoped to move next week. Maybe it would have been better to wait until they could close off the unit for her father, instead of renovating while they lived there, but the temptation of moving before Pesach to a new, clean, very large home was overwhelming. And, in any case, her father was not being very clear about his plans. It seemed like he would be happy to come live with them, but every time the subject came up, he kept saying, “We’ll see.”

The visit ended up being cut short, after all. It was hard to sit and relax when Meir was cavorting around the fire fodder that his grandfather had given him, and pretty shortly afterward, Elisheva found herself

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walking home, with the big carton dragging behind them.

“Elisheva!” Sari Goodman, her third-floor neighbor, met her on the corner of the street near their house. “So, is it true that you’re really leaving us bereft here?”

“Not bereft.” Elisheva smiled. “Chalilah. We wish you many long and happy years in the building here!”

“I thought you’d stay,” Sari remarked in a somewhat-surprised tone.

You did? Elisheva thought. Your apartment is almost double the size of mine, and you have five children, and still I’ve heard you, more than once, complain about your “tiny” home.

So why do you think that with my large family, bli ayin hara, I should nevertheless stay and live here, even after I was handed this amazing opportunity?

“Yes, I really did think you’d stay,” Sari repeated. “I thought you’d sell the apartment; it’s probably worth a fortune. And you have many children to marry off, bli ayin hara.” She tittered. “I’m not sure you’ll find a millionaire who’s begging to fund the weddings of the rest of your kids.”

“Obviously.” Elisheva chuckled politely in return, but inside, she didn’t find it at all funny. “But Hakadosh Baruch Hu has lots of ways to help, and we decided that if He sent us this large apartment, and we really do feel that we need the space, then we are moving.”

Decided? Not really.

The question of whether or not they should move had never really come up; Sari Goodman’s idea hadn’t even entered their minds.

Unless it had entered Eliyahu’s mind, and she just didn’t know that?

The husband is usually more concerned about how he’ll pay for his children’s weddings, she thought, while the wife is typically more focused on her quality of life in the present…

“Eliyahu,” she said as soon as she walked into her home. “Eliyahu?”

“Tatty’s still in kollel.” Esty looked at her, baffled.

“Oh, right.” Elisheva exhaled loudly and went to change into slippers. She walked into the kitchen to help her older daughters serve supper to the little ones, but the onerous thought did not leave her mind for a second. Were they moving only because of her?

Was she being wasteful?

The minute Eliyahu walked in — before he even took off his jacket — she dashed over to him. “Eliyahu, did you not want to move?”

“Not want to move?” he echoed, his left hand still stuck in the black jacket sleeve. “What are you talking about?”

“Do you think it would have been better to stay here and to sell the apartment we won so we could put away

the money for the kids?”

“Not at all,” Eliyahu said. He hung up his hat. “Maybe after most of the children are married, b’ezras Hashem, and we won’t need such a big house, we can think of moving on. But right now, there isn’t a single extra room there.”

“Right!” she said. She looked around. “And it’s really, really crowded here.”

“So why are you even asking this, Elisheva?”

“Because… someone I met today thinks that we would be better off doing that.”

“So she thinks that,” he scoffed. “Well, we don’t think that way.”

“She also mentioned the Australian millionaire.”

Elisheva could not calm down. “Eliyahu, I think people are jealous of us. We really had some very noticeable siyata d’Shmaya this year, far beyond the norm.”

“Nu?” He walked into the kitchen.

“Besides it not being pleasant to have people jealous of me and talk about me, I’m also afraid of ayin hara.”

Eliyahu looked at her. “We really should do something about that,” he said. “You know, I’ve also thought about it.”

“You did?”

“Yes, and I want you to know, the Gemara brings an idea for such a situation.”

She took a towel off a chair and sat down.

“What does it say?”

He left the kitchen and came back a few seconds later with a Gemara in his hand. “Mesechtas Eiruvin,” he said, leafing through the sefer. “It says here: When one holds the assets of a ger, what should he do to ensure that they last? This refers to someone who receives assets without having toiled for them, and this causes people to wonder about it.

And Rashi adds that people’s surprise might indeed cause an ayin hara, which would result in the assets not remaining with him.”

“Nu?” “The Gemara says what such a person should do: He should take a Sefer Torah with them. Meaning, he should use some of the money to write a Sefer Torah.

The reward for that will be that these assets will remain with him.”

“Write a Sefer Torah?” Elisheva thought for a moment. “That’s an idea. My father always dreamed of writing a Sefer Torah in memory of the family he knows nothing about.”

“And he didn’t.”

“No, there was never enough money for it.”

“It really is very expensive.”

“So how can we do such a thing? We won’t be able to pay for a Sefer Torah from the money we’ll earn by renting out this apartment.”

“You have many children to marry off, bli ayin hara.”

Sari tittered. “I’m not sure you’ll find a millionaire who’s begging to fund the weddings of the rest of your kids.”

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Ulush Cohen pulled the blanket a bit tighter around the bundle in her arms and waved to Bracha, her roommate. Janek was waiting outside for her, and together they walked down the stairs of the building.

He stopped next to a large object at the bottom of the stairs, and looked every which way.

“A baby carriage!” Ulush gasped in surprise. “Is this our carriage, Janek?”

“For now, yes.” Her husband smiled. “Until we will be asked to give it back.”

“It’s such a lovely carriage! There will be lots of room in it for our little doll,” Ulush gushed. She placed her precious bundle into the wooden carriage with the thick, soft, red-colored padding. The metal wheels creaked pleasantly. “Thank you, Janek! Who is it from?”

“Mr. Oditcher donated three such carriages to the community va’ad, and I thought it would be more comfortable for you than holding the baby in your arms. You are very weak.”

“That’s right,” Ulush whispered. No one knew how little time she had spent sleeping during this hospital stay. She’d spent most of her nights at Gustav’s bed in the pediatric ward.

Over the last two days, he had actually smiled to her and even spoken a bit. He recognized her and Janek, who came in the morning. She had told him goodbye and promised to come visit again, as he needed to stay in the hospital until he would be totally well, but — “I’m going up to tell him goodbye one more time,” she said suddenly.

“Who?” Janek asked, as though he didn’t understand.

“Gustav.”

“You’re not going up,” he declared firmly.

“Why?” “We’re in a hurry now,” Janek explained, and his eyes flitted to someplace in the distance. “I made up with Shlomku Brein to come and get us on his way back to Senica; we’ll stay there until tomorrow. By then, a room will be available to rent right next door to them.”

“Whose room is it?”

“Horowitz. They are leaving to Italy.”

“Italy?”

“Yes, there’s a ship leaving from there in two weeks.”

Her eyes filled with tears.

“What happened?” He tensed. “Do you also want to go? We’ll do it very soon, b’ezras Hashem. Don’t worry.”

“That’s not what I’m worried about,” she whispered.

“So why are you upset? Because we’ll only have one room for now? It’s just a temporary residence, you know…”

“I want to see Gustav,” she almost whimpered. “I want to see Gustav.”

A few people had told him that new mothers could be overly emotional, and that it was wise to go as easy as possible on them, but on this subject, he could not afford to go easy.

“I’m sorry, Ulush,” he whispered, somewhat sternly, and gripped the handle of the carriage that she had let go of. “But you can’t go up to him. You mustn’t go up.”

“Why not?” She inhaled deeply. Something in her husband’s voice was too tense, too scary. Too scared.

His gaze skittered around and around, and then he finally whispered, “The police were here this morning.

In the pediatric ward.”

“No…” Her eyes widened.

“The police?! Who are they looking for? Gustav?”

“It’s impossible to know. They took down the names of all the children and their families there.”

“I don’t like it when people make lists like that.”

“No one likes it.” Shlomku Brein’s car drove up.

“But at the end of the day, these are not the Germans.

You don’t have to be so frightened.”

“So why are you so afraid?”

“Because of our connection to Gustav. We allowed ourselves to be next to him too much, and there’s no way to know what they know about his abduction and what not. It’s possible that it was a random visit, and that it has nothing to do with us. But recently the police has started to keep a very close eye on Jewish organizations, our communities, and the places where we live — and nobody likes it.”

“Are you speaking now about all the Jews in general, or specifically about us and Gustav?”

“Both. We mustn’t make any contact with him now or be seen with him.”

Shlomku got out of the car to help them in, and Ulush wiped her eyes and picked up her baby from the carriage.

“Besides,” Janek continued, “we have to start thinking ahead, about where we go from here. If the Soviets are going to lock the gates of this country, like they are doing in other places they control, we have to be on the other side when it happens.”

“No…” Her eyes widened.

“The police?! Who are they looking for? Gustav?”

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Senate Confirms 200th Judicial Appointee of the Trump Era THE PULSE: The Senate confirmed Trump nominee Corey Wilson for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5fth Circuit. Wilson is the 200th judicial nominee confirmed by the Senate during the Trump era.

It is a momentous milestone for conservatives who see control of the courts as an indispensable way to impact the future direction of the country. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pointed out that for the first time in 40 years, there will not be a single court vacancy anywhere in the country. He hailed this as “a victory for the rule of law and for the Constitution itself.”

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THE IMPACT: Trump’s success in appointing conservative justices is a significant boon for social conservatives. Many conservatives oppose judicial activism and are enthusiastic over Trump’s appointment of originalists to the bench. However, recent court decisions have shown that judges tend to retain their autonomy and do not necessarily render decisions in line with the political will of those who appointed them or according to how pundits expected them to rule. In a recent 5-4 ruling, the conservative majority Supreme Court blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to end DACA protections for children of illegal immigrants. In another decision, Bostock v. Clayton County, Trump appointee Neil Gorsuch joined the liberal members of the court to broaden and extend discrimination protections afforded under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.

Trump Administration Asks Supreme Court to Strike Down Obamacare THE PULSE: In a briefing submitted to the Supreme Court, the Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to overturn the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The administration argues that now that the individual mandate penalty is no longer in effect, the entire law must fall. The administration supports the lawsuit brought by twenty states and led by Texas, calling for the law to fall. California and seventeen other states are arguing that the law should stand. Trump had promised to repeal and replace Obamacare but failed to get a repeal through Congress. To date, Republicans have not offered any alternative to Obamacare.

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definitely popular among many in the Republican base.

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would be politically ruinous. However, it should be noted that many legal experts do not expect the Supreme Court to strike down the law.

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ent’s plans until age 26. More than 20 million Americans receive their health care through the Obamacare marketplace. Striking down the law would leave millions of Americans uninsured in the middle of a pandemic. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi denounced the administration’s approach and said, “The campaign to rip away the protections and benefits of the Affordable Care Act in the middle of the coronavirus crisis is an act of unfathomable cruelty.”

Joe Biden said, “It’s cruel, it’s heartless, and it’s callous.”

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THE PULSE: President Trump continues to slide in polling of head-tohead matchups between him and presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden. The latest Real Clear Politics average of polls has Biden leading Trump by 9.2% nationally. Polls in battleground states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona and Florida all have Biden in the lead. Republican operatives are growing concerned that 2020 may herald a blue wave and that Republican control of the Senate may also be at risk.

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20 MINUTES TO THE TABLE By: Chana Rivky Spitzer Photo credit: EPIC Portraits 845-213-8865

Cold cuts stuffed into pre-sliced buns are probably the fastest dinner you can choose to serve. But if you’ve ever wished you could upgrade those sandwiches into a meal the adults in your life can enjoy too, take a look at what just twenty minutes can do.

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Fried Deli Meat Cubes One day, after spending a few hours cooking for yom tov, I took my children for a long walk to air out. Coming home, I suddenly realized that although I’d spent so much time in the kitchen, there was nothing my hungry crew would eat. Scanning the freezer for the fastest viable option, I stumbled across a chunk of deli meat.

After dumping it into hot water to defrost somewhat, I chopped it into cubes, which I then dropped into a pot with some oil to thaw completely. Little did I know that a new favorite was being born.

The following recipes are different dishes that incorporate these cubes.

Ingredients 6 oz. deli meat (cold cuts) of choice, unsliced 1–2 T. oil

Directions 1. Cut deli meat into ½-inch cubes.

2. Heat oil in a 4-quart pot, and tilt pot to coat entire bottom with oil. Add cubes and cook over high heat for about 5 minutes, stirring often until edges are lightly browned. (Toss pieces to outer edges of pot while cooking for faster browning.) Transfer deli meat cubes to plate or bowl and cover until serving.

Pasta Salad Pasta salad is a classic side dish for summertime barbecues. In this recipe, it takes center stage as the meal itself. Customize the salad by adding different vegetables or swapping out some ingredients for vegetables and spices that suit your family’s liking.

Ingredients 6 oz. fried deli meat cubes (recipe above) 1 package spiral pasta 1 small purple onion, diced 2 large sour pickles, diced Some sour pickle juice ½ cup mayonnaise Salt and black pepper, to taste

Oven-Roasted Dinner If you’re the type who would rather prepare food that requires longer cooking time, as long as it leaves you with no pots to wash, then this one’s for you.

Ingredients 6 oz. deli meat, diced 2 potatoes 2 small, or 1 large, sweet potato 1 large carrot 4–5 T. oil, divided Salt, paprika and black pepper, to taste

Dried or frozen herbs of choice, such as parsley, basil or dill (optional)

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2. On a lined cookie sheet, toss vegetables with 3 to 4 tablespoons oil. Sprinkle with salt and spices.

1. Cook pasta according to package directions.

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4. Add all ingredients to pasta, and toss well to combine.

1. Preheat oven to 450°. Peel and cube all vegetables.

3. Bake for 20 minutes.

4. Toss deli meat with 1 tablespoon oil. Add to pan and bake for an additional 20 to 30 minutes, until potatoes can be pierced easily with a fork.

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Deli Meat Salad

Hash Browns Typically served as a breakfast or brunch with fried eggs; add in some deli meat, and they can make a super quick and filling dinner as well.

Frying the deli meat gives this classic salad a new twist.

Ingredients

Ingredients

6 oz. fried deli meat cubes (recipe above)

6 oz. fried deli meat cubes (recipe above)

3 potatoes

4 oz. romaine lettuce

3 T. oil

½ container grape tomatoes, quartered

Salt and black pepper

1 small pepper, diced

Directions

2 sour pickles, diced

1. Prepare fried deli meat cubes.

Salt, black pepper and onion powder, to taste

2. While the meat is cooking, peel and cube the potatoes.

2 T. oil

3. Transfer fried deli meat to a plate and rinse pot clean. Heat 3 tablespoons oil in the same pot. Add potatoes to hot oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and cook over medium-high heat for 5 minutes.

Directions Combine all ingredients right before serving.

4. Reduce flame to medium-low, stir potatoes to prevent sticking, and cook for an additional 10 to 15 minutes, until done.

Note: To prepare in advance, combine all ingredients except lettuce and meat in a bowl. Top with lettuce, then deli meat cubes. Refrigerate until serving.

5. Combine with deli meat and serve.

French Toast Sandwiches Leftover chicken soup and cholent just can’t compete with bicycles and jump ropes. This spin on a Sunday breakfast classic turns out an exciting supper that’ll bring the kids in quicker than you can fry these tasty sandwiches.

Ingredients

Directions

For each sandwich, you will need:

1. Beat egg with water. Add salt and spices (sparingly) to taste.

2 slices challah (or bread)

2. Heat oven, frying pan, grill or Betty Crocker.

2 slices cold cuts, any variety

3. Dip each challah slice briefly into egg mixture and spread one side of each slice with desired dressing.

Mayo/ketchup/mustard/dressing 1 T. water

4. Lay two cold cut slices onto a slice of challah (you may need to fold cold cuts in half to fit) and top with second challah slice.

Salt, black pepper and onion/garlic powder, to taste

5. Spray cooking surface with oil, and fry sandwich until browned. Flip sandwich over and cook for an additional 1 or 2 minutes.

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MODEH ANI: MORNING MEDITATIONS

Shacharis was about to begin, yet the rebbe’s shtender was vacant. As the bachurim headed out for their first learning seder, they realized that their rebbe still had not arrived. Intrigued at this unusual phenomenon, a few boys decided to check if everything was okay.

Entering his home, they found their rebbe sitting on his bed, still in his nightclothes, immersed in thought.

“Is the Rebbe feeling all right?” they questioned, genuinely worried.

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Snapping out of his reverie, the rebbe replied, “Oh, yes!

Baruch Hashem! This morning, as I thanked Hashem with the words of Modeh Ani, I was struck by the gravity of this opportunity. Do you realize what a privilege we have — that we can connect with our Creator every morning as we wake up?! I’ve been contemplating this thought since early morning…”

GOOD MORNING! The first rays of light peek through the window, awakening the first rays of consciousness within us. Straddling the border of drowsiness and alertness, the words of Modeh Ani reflexively spill forth.

Modeh ani — I thank You, King, for graciously returning my neshamah. Great is Your faithfulness.

With this, we plug in to the life-giving pipeline, the greatest Source of all good. So much bracha awaits us; all we need to do is take the first step and connect with Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Simply by thanking Him, we can start the flow of blessing that Hashem wants to send to us.

MODEH ANI There are multiple depths to the translation of the word “modeh.” Modeh means to thank, and modeh means to admit. In order to thank, we must first acknowledge the need

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to thank.

A person must realize that he owes a debt of gratitude for the favor done to him; only then can he express his appreciation. By verbalizing the short tefillah of Modeh Ani, we proclaim that in our hearts we understand that Hashem has granted us a kindness.

Some mornings, you might wish you didn’t have to wake up just yet. Wouldn’t it be nice if it were still 3 a.m.?

What, then, is the kindness?

Turn back the clock a couple of hours to when it was late at night after a long day. Your strength was waning. You’d exhausted your stores of physical and emotional energy.

Drained, you gratefully slipped under your covers.

Wonder of wonders! As morning dawns, you awaken fresh, rested, and with a new surge of energy — a new lease on life, literally! The problems of yesterday don’t seem quite as menacing as they did to your depleted self at day’s end. Your rejuvenated soul is ready to face a new day, filled with challenges and opportunity.

Rav Avigdor Miller, zt”l, depicts a vivid scene of what happens as you sleep. You surrender your body, exhausted and weary, and Hashem gets to work. He hires a whole team of doctors to treat you all night. They “iron out your wrinkled emotions and straighten out your muscles,” and you wake up good as new. A mere “Thank you, Doc,” could hardly suffice; such a service would call for nothing less than a large check!

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OUR DAILY MISSION Getzel is a good-for-nothing. He can never find his shoes when he wakes up in the morning. And it wouldn’t be that bad if it were just his shoes — but he never knows where his pants or glasses or socks are either! His friend suggests that he write up a list so he could find all he needs easily.

The first morning after writing the list, Getzel jumps out of bed and luckily finds the little piece of paper. He follows the instructions, successfully locating each item, until he reaches the last line: “Getzel — in bed.” Turning to his bed, he is dismayed to find it empty. Now, where could he be?

Awaking to another day of life is the greatest gift around. So much opportunity to create, to accomplish, to succeed. But what is a day for one who looks and doesn’t find himself — his real self?

Our inner value is our neshamah. How vital it is to remember that today is another opportunity to do mitzvos and maasim tovim and to work on our middos. Today is a gift granted in pure faith by our loving Father who wishes to watch us refine our real selves.

Tapping into this gift is the greatest “check” we could deposit.

RABBAH EMUNASECHA After each full day of backbreaking labor in the bitter cold of Siberia, Rav Yechezkel Abramsky would finally get the chance to rest his weary bones somewhat. Waking up in the morning, he’d utter a heartfelt Modeh Ani, exhibiting genuine delight at the gift of another wakeful day.

“What are you thankful for?” a neighboring inmate questioned one day. “Here in Siberia, you don’t have tallis, tefillin or seforim. You can’t even perform the most basic mitzvos…”

“True,” Rav Yechezkel agreed. “However, there is one aspect of serving Hashem that is possible even in this misery. ‘Rabbah emunasecha,’” he said, adding a twist of his own to these timeless words, “can refer to the emunah we are able to have — even here. No one can take our trust in Hashem away from us, and I am grateful for every moment that I can fulfill this deep, special mitzvah.”

Later, when Reb Yosef Yitzchok Schneersohn of Lubavitch heard of this exchange, he remarked, “Perhaps it was worthwhile for Hashem to create Siberia and all of its suffering simply for this lofty level of avodas Hashem accomplished in its depths.”

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FROM CHILDHOOD ON Ever since Dina, the daughter of not-yet-frum Russian parents, learned the concept of Modeh Ani, she was inspired.

How empowering to begin the day by connecting with our Creator! Once, when Dina hosted her mother in her home, she noticed her mother get nostalgic hearing Dina softly chant these words with her young children.

“Modeh ani lefanecha,” her mother hummed along in old-fashioned sing-song. “I remember my grandmother saying these words when I was a little kid…”

Despite decades of a lifestyle devoid of connection with Hakadosh Baruch Hu, this older Russian woman was bonding with the timeless words once again; the whispers of a childhood impression were ingrained deep inside her Yiddishe neshamah.

SHEHECHEZARTA BI NISHMASI Have you ever pondered the amazing fact that never has there been a mix-up? Every single Yid always receives his own neshamah back when he wakes up in the morning!

One night, after Maariv, the Chofetz Chaim announced in shul that everyone should stay to learn rather than go home as usual. After a couple of hours, at around chatzos, the Chofetz Chaim stood up and proclaimed his important message: “L’asid lavo, every Yid will get back his own neshamah. Take into account that as much effort as a person puts in, however much he hones his neshamah, that is how perfectly groomed his neshamah will look.”

Similarly, every morning, our neshamah is returned to us in the exact condition that we surrendered it the night before. It is in our hands to choose how much nicer it will look when we return it to Hashem come nightfall.

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THE CITY STREETS ARE SILENT, THE LIGHTS DIMMED LOW, THE WORLD FAST ASLEEP.

And though the earth will be cloaked in darkness for yet a while longer, select Yidden wrest themselves from the clutches of slumber. Quietly they leave their homes, their families still snuggled beneath the warmth of blankets. These special souls will be warmed as well, but their warmth will come from a fire generated from within — from the fire of avodah shebalev.

It’s time to daven vasikin.

WHAT IS VASIKIN? Most of us know that “vasikin” in the current lexicon refers to davening at sunrise, typically as part of a “vasikin minyan.” But contrary to common understanding, vasikin was not historically a measurement of time; it was actually a term that referred to a group of pious individuals.

It’s in Maseches Brachos (9b) that this fascinating revelation takes place. There, Abaye says that Krias Shema Shel Shacharis should be davened “k’vasikin — in the manner of the vasikin.”

Rashi’s commentary enlightens us, explaining that the word “vasikin” means “anshei anavim u’chavivim mitzvah — humble men who love the mitzvah.”

Rabi Yochanon then further clarifies this idea, describing how the vasikin were particular to conclude Krias Shema by netz hachamah, which the Shulchan Aruch (Orach Chaim 58:1) says is, l’chatchilah, the most ideal moment in which to fulfill the mitzvah.

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It’s not just ensuring that Krias Shema has been concluded by netz that has great merit; it’s the joining of the post-Shema Geulah tefillah with Shemoneh Esrei, which, l’chatchilah, is not begun before netz hachamah. Timing the end of the preferable moment of reciting Krias Shema to coincide with the preferable moment of beginning Shemoneh Esrei shows tremendous love for the mitzvos, and “One who is able to prepare himself to do so,” Rav Yosef Karo writes in the Shulchan Aruch, “his reward will be very great.”

THE PERKS OF PRE-DAWN DAVENING Though the Shulchan Aruch doesn’t specify the rewards of davening k’vasikin, the Gemara in Meseches Brachos says that Rabi Yosei ben Elyakim asserted that one who is careful to juxtapose “Geulah” with “Tefillah” (i.e., the Shemoneh Esrei) will not come to harm that day.

A bit further down in the text, the Gemara mentions a sage, Rav Berona, who once had the spiritual pleasure of joining the two prayers together by davening k’vasikin, and as a result of doing so, “laughter did not cease from his mouth the entire day.”

There seems to be something about davening k’vasikin that elevates the spirit, putting people in a good mood. One man who has davened with a vasikin minyan for years tells me a bit about the uplifting feelings that come along with it. “I realize that I’m davening at the optimal time, and it feels very good.” Furthermore, he says, “Since it is not the ‘normal’ schedule people keep, I’d always felt it takes a special type of person to want to do it, and that inspired me to begin.”

Rabbi Binyamin Lieb, who davens k’vasikin during the weekday, tells me that vasikin minyanim often come with other significant perks. “Vasikin minyanim don’t usually have stragglers or talkers; only serious people get up so early, so I don’t have the distractions of phones going off or minyanim waiting for people to catch up. It’s also good to have an early start to the day, and I find these quiet, calm hours so productive!”

In an article in the Bukharian Jewish Link, the writer known as Katerina shares his perspective on the many benefits davening k’vasikin affords him: “You will have more time to learn Torah, which is our main purpose in life. You will also have more time for work, exercise, and [to] spend a healthy amount of time with your family. You will even have enough time to make up for all those years you slept in as a teenager. However, I warn you, this will come with a price of feeling guilty for wasting so much potential time in your youth. You will start thinking of how much more productive and successful you could have become if you knew about this advantage earlier. Nevertheless, don’t stress it, since everything is obviously from Hashem and He clearly felt that now is the time for you to know this information. Instead, you should feel honored and privileged that you had the zechut to find out about this now and take action immediately... You will have a natural tendency to be happy, and walk around with a zest of life, since nothing brings more happiness to a person than the feeling of being productive.”

It’s not just men who cash in on the sublime moments of being someich Guelah l’Tefillah; the heiliger Rebbetzin Kanievsky, a”h, famously davened at the crack of dawn every morning in the Lederman Shul in Bnei Brak.

A fellow writer, Esther Rabi, tells me that her husband has been davening k’vasikin for around 40 years, and then, “Wonder of wonders,” she says, she also started waking up early. “Now I often daven k'vasikin too, and it's quite wonderful to daven Pesukei d'Zimra as the world wakes up and the sun starts to rise — reciting Yotzer Hame'oros is a whole different experience at that hour!”

All in all, regular daveners of vasikin consider the experience to be positive and uplifting, though for many, it is admittedly hard to get going in the morning.

“My getting up depended on when sunrise was, so I slept in during the winter,” Rabbi Pessin, who davened k’vasikin regularly in the past, says. “I did find the lack of a set time for getting up disconcerting to my equilibrium, and debated with myself about getting up at the same time all year round, but getting to sleep early enough to wake up at 4:15 a.m. is not easy…”

In order to get oneself moving when the world is still dark, thought must be put into

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one’s daily schedule. As Rav Yosef Karo writes, quite specifically, one must “prepare himself” to daven k’vaskin.

Katerina, in the above quoted article, offers practical advice on how to prepare oneself: “For starters, you need to pray to Hashem to have the strength to beat the Satan and wake up early.

You need to eat less at night and have lighter dinners.

Going to sleep early is a given, but it is easier said than done. “

One woman whose husband davens regularly with a vasikin minyan is referred to as being “a superwife” by her friend. “By 9 p.m. her house is dark and quiet. She allows no phone calls, no visitors, and everyone has to be asleep.”

A DOWNSIDE TO DAVENING AT DAWN? Despite the many wonderful benefits of davening k’vasikin, the taxing schedule — which impacts the entire family — may not be for everyone. Though the “superwife” mentioned above is able to hold everything together to support her husband’s nocturnal awakenings, not every family’s circumstances can uphold this ideal. A wise woman with whom I am familiar gently encouraged me to “cover the adverse effect on children when the father davens k’vasikin on Shabbos without his boys.” She tells me, “I have seen how boys don’t develop a kesher with their father when they don’t daven together on Shabbos. Fathers pay a big price for this. It’s not only vasikin. Any time a father davens in his choice of minyan that his boys refuse to go to, it is very harmful.”

Her wise words are echoed by an interviewee who tells me, “When our sons were little, I was quite upset about it. I think it would have been good for them to have their father with them in shul. And since he wakes up so early, he goes to bed early, which meant he wasn't around to welcome them when they came home from yeshivah ketanah, either.”

There seems to be something about davening k’vasikin that elevates the spirit, putting people in a good mood.

For precisely this reason, Rabbi Pessin put a hold on davening k’vasikin on Shabbos. Once his eldest son was old enough to go to shul, he says, he stopped attending the vasikin minyan so that he could daven together with his son without waking him early.

“If not for having young boys whom I feel I should be davening with, I very likely would go back to davening k’vasikin on Shabbos.”

Rabbi Lieb recently stopped davening in the Shabbos vasikin minyan because, as he says, “My sons haven’t gotten

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ONE MORE THING TO THINK ABOUT Even if the family is on board with the vasikin schedule, Rav Avigdor Miller, zt”l, warned that many vasikin daveners are missing out on a vital aspect of attending a regular minyan on Shabbos morning. In the Rav’s own words, courtesy of Toras Avigdor: “There are tzaddikim who daven vasikin — very early. Now, it’s excellent, but I must make one remark. On Shabbos they also daven vasikin — and they miss the opportunity to hear a little bit of yiras Shamayim from somebody who speaks. They come together for a minyan; they daven fast and they go home, instead of davening in a place where there is a rav and sometimes he’ll speak a few words of divrei mussar. It’s a valuable opportunity. And it’s more important than vasikin. “‘Asei l’cha rav’ means: Always be in a place where there is a rav. Somebody who will tell you something. Don’t think that you know everything. There’s no end to the amount of information that we require to know the derech Hashem. But the people who go early Shabbos morning to vasikin — they’re so proud and happy when they come out early. And they come out without any kind of lesson. They’re not any better than they were last week. Nobody is telling them anything wrong about themselves, and that’s a problem.

“A person walks in blindness all his life. Do you know how many faults people have?!

Somebody has to criticize you. Your wife is not enough. You need some kind of instruction. How else will you know the truth?

We are living in a world of darkness. ‘Hinei choshech yichaseh aretz.’ The world is covered with darkness. We are walking in darkness and we’re blind to the truths. Only if someone is teaching you can you see through the darkness. You have to have someone to tell you.

“There’s nobody to tell you at vasikin. Vasikin — they probably think it’s the very best thing. No, I don’t think it’s the very best thing.”

used to waking up on Shabbos morning and coming to daven with me. Also, being tired and needing to rest some time during the day usually makes me unavailable to help my wife, whether it be in the morning or afternoon.”

When it comes to the Shabbos seudos, Rabbi Lieb says, “The schedule was very tough to arrange. I would try to daven early on Friday nights in the summer so that I wouldn’t go to bed too late; I would then have to rest in

In general, positive feelings and positive attitudes — together with a bit of creativity — can help families overcome obstacles to establishing a vasikin-friendly schedule. the morning and wouldn’t be available to help my wife with the kids; and our meals would start late, which would complicate having guests. Also, waking up so early in the summer usually meant sleeping sometime later on Shabbos morning, which pushed the meal off to almost 1:00, and that threw my wife and kids off schedule; they weren’t interested in waiting so long.”

Their afternoon schedules were also affected, he says.

“In the winter it was great because we would have a small meal early, say at 8:00 a.m., and a bigger meal after Mincha Gedolah, at around 1:00 p.m., which is a normal time to eat. The summer made this harder, because the entire afternoon would be unstructured.”

Even though there were certain difficulties with scheduling, there were also many positive associations that Rabbi Lieb’s children had with the mitzvah, such as meeting up with family at the weekly post-vasikin kiddush hosted by their Zaidy. In general, positive feelings and positive attitudes — together with a bit of creativity — can help families overcome obstacles to establishing a vasikin-friendly schedule.

One woman tells me that her husband came up with a way to “have his cake and eat it, too.” He would daven in the vasikin minyan and still make it to shul later with the rest of their crew.

“When my teen boys were little,” she says, “he would often don his tallis again mid-morning and join them for a part of davening. However, now my nine-year-old loves to join him for vasikin, so it works out well.”

All in all, davening vasikin is a wonderful, powerful, uplifting opportunity — but only when the whole “team” supporting the main player is on board. And when they are?

As one woman says, “My children are very proud of their father — even if he often dozes while they're talking to him!”

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BINA LEWENBERG* NURSE Monsey, New York My night shift schedule is… Sunday, Monday and Thursday, between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m.

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If I’m wired from an intense night shift…

The upside of a night job… is that my kids are blessed with an amazing relationship with their father. After all, he plays a dou-

The downside is… I can count my friends on one hand. Who wants a friend who’s never available for a schmooze during normal hours? And when I feel shmoozy, they’re working or busy.

The hardest part to get used to was… no longer getting the

chance to really go to social events, simchos etc., because when I’m finally home, I want to be home with my children.

My children are okay with it because… they respect the

fact that I work hard helping people while they are asleep, and that I can afford to buy them the things they want and need.

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It helps that… my older kids are bachurim who are out un-

til late anyway and my daughter is a social butterfly who is happy to spend time with friends. by having a zero-phone, very family-focused time in the hours between school and 7 p.m.

NATALIE (YOUNG) PENSAK BEDTIME NURSE Cardiac Unit, Sinai Hospital, Baltimore

I make up for my evening absence at home…

I make it work for my family by… being super organized. I

have a fixed weekly supper menu, and every night before going to work, I take out the protein from the freezer so that when I wake up after my next day’s nap, I don’t have to start planning; supper is ready to be prepared.

It also simplifies my grocery shopping as I know exactly what I need in advance.

I wish people would understand… not to be offended that I can’t “just pop in for fifteen minutes” to, for example, an upsherin in the morning. My sleep is sacred. Without those few hours of shut-eye, I would not be able to function.

Sunday, Monday and Thursday, from 7 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. I have colleagues who do three nights in a row to be free for the second chunk of the week, but I find it takes me away from the kids even more because I have to sleep longer between shifts. With a free night between shifts, I can afford a shorter day nap, because I’ll have an early night coming up.

Also, three nights in a row leaves me with a bigger pile of housework to catch up on. It’s just not worth it!

My night shift schedule is…

I’ve been doing the night shift for…

eight years.

I wouldn’t trade night shifts for working by day because…

this setup allows me to see my children off to school and be with them until bedtime, while the day shift (from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.) would not allow for any time with them.

And financially, the pay is significantly more for the night shift. We get what is called “shift diff” — when the amount increases between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m., and then even more from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Night shift is unique because… it’s a very intimate, serene time, and I find that in the dark quiet of night, patients let their guard down. There was a mother who was so poised and strong by day, but at night, when I stood wordlessly at her side, it would all crumble and she would dissolve into tears.

was the time I was assigned a tiny Yiddishe baby who was in his last moments. We were trying our best to save him, and one of the nurses left the room to get a piece of equipment.

At that moment, when the baby was only with me, another shomer Torah u’mitzvos, the baby was niftar. I am certain that the neshamah was waiting for a moment when there would be just a Yid in the room. I waited until the chevrah kaddisha arrived to fulfill what seemed to be the baby’s dying wish. I won’t forget that experience.

As soon as I walk through the front door… I kick off my shoes, shower,

help get my kids out the door for carpool, drive my younger one to school around the block, grab a healthy snack, and then fall into bed.

If I’m wired from an intense night shift… or I have something pressing

to do, I’ll take the extra 30 minutes to get it done because knowing it’s not done will bother me. But you can be sure it will not disturb me from falling asleep; I’m that tired!

A memorable encounter I had…

I would only recommend the night shift to… someone who has an established marriage. I would think long and hard before making this kind of commitment as a newlywed.

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The upside of a night job is… that I sleep when my kids are not home anyway. I’m sleeping much less than I would with a day shift, and I’m sacrificing more this way, but I’m happy to do that for my family.

The downside is… having to miss simchos on the nights I’m scheduled to work.

It was hardest to get used to… figuring out how to get enough sleep and self-care. The adjustment was very hard; I myself didn’t know what I needed. In the beginning I was

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oversleeping by day, and then at night, I’d toss and turn until 2 in the morning. So I learned to limit my after-work nap strictly to until 2:30 p.m. I also learned that if I do not eat healthfully and just grab a few cookies for breakfast, I stay hungry and unhappy. It took a couple of months to figure out how to fuel myself properly.

the laundry stay in the basket unfolded is not always pleasant), but my husband kept reminding me to “let go.” It took me a long time to accept it. Two years, in fact. If you, your husband and the kids are

they come home from school to their mother. If I were to work a day shift, I’d need to leave before they wake up and come back at bedtime. For a frum person in the medical profession, the night shift

happy and healthy, then that’s all that matters. I definitely still have standards, but I had to give up on perfection, because I don’t have the time or energy for it anymore.

is more ideal. Actually, I should rephrase that: It’s often more ideal.

It’s definitely not for everyone.

My children are okay with it because… I’m

so available for them by day. Also, my husband does a great job at night, all the way to feeding the baby bottles. The kids call it Daddy Day Care!

I started out when I had one baby and had time to learn the ropes, so that by the time my family grew I had it all down pat.

It helps that…

I make up for my evening absence at home… by pitching in more

during bedtime when I am home I wish people would understand… that when we have

a full 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. sleep, it’s not, “Wow, you got five hours of sleep, lucky you!”

Imagine sleeping from midnight until 4 a.m. — that’s not quite enough to let you function the next day. We night-shift workers are always in a sleep deficit.

We night-shift workers are always in a sleep deficit. to give my husband a break. But as I said, I’m so available by day that I don’t feel like I have to make up as much for my absence. with “forgiveness”! As in, it’s okay if the dishes are in the sink for a day or two. Or sometimes three. I used to be a super-tidy and organized person (and I still am, so having

I make it work for my family…

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I wouldn’t trade night shifts for working by day because… this en-

ables me to always be available for urgent appointments with my kids during the day and to be available for a kid home sick.

And it’s great that I get to see my children in the morning and that

Night shift is unique because…

there’s no management standing over you — even the doctors and other specialties have a barebones staff overnight. It breeds resilience; you just have to manage and make decisions on your own, and there is therefore a stronger camaraderie and unity among the members of the night staff. Also, since there is often more down time, we have more time to sit with patients and see them as people.

I introduced an initiative in my hospital called “Take Five,” which involves sitting — not standing — at eye level with a patient for five minutes and talking about anything but patient care. It breeds a therapeutic relationship and confidence between the nurse and

the patient, and in the long run, it actually even saves time. Often because the patient will begin summoning the nurse less, because they trust that they will come as promised.

This initiative is a great passion of mine.

A memorable encounter I had… was the time a pa-

tient told me she was a former nurse. She wasn’t even my patient, but at night we cover a lot for each other, so I went to draw her blood.

I was looking for a good vein in her arm and making light conversation with her when she started telling me her tragic life story.

Soon she was sobbing and told me that she rarely shared her story with anyone and didn’t know what made her open up to me.

She then thanked me profusely for being there for her during this difficult time. We call this a therapeutic presence; we don’t have to say or do much, just be present. The experience really shaped my perspective on nursing.

I would only recommend the night shift… if your spouse

is completely on board — and capable to take over on the home front! It’s not always natural for a father to respond to a baby the way a mother would. Also, not everyone is cut out for the physical and emotional demands of a night shift. I have friends who could not handle it. If you tried and it didn’t work out, you have not failed; you just found out something else about yourself.

SHLOMO G. FRESHLY GRADUATED STUDENT NURSE ER, Shaarei Zedek, Yerushalayim My night shift schedule is.... from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

I’ve been doing the night shift for… one and a half years.

Well, first ask me if I get through the door! One morning during the height of the coronavirus, my family was still sleeping and I was locked out!

But in normal times, I help with getting the kids off to school, daven, and then I have coffee with my wife to touch base before finally going to sleep.

As soon as I walk through the door…

I wish people would understand… why it’s so hard to get through

to me. I’m usually either working or sleeping off a night shift.

I never have traffic on the way to work, and even during the drive back, I’m usually heading in the reverse direction of morning traffic.

The upside of a night job…

The downside is… I never really have a normal schedule. The day after a night shift is really hard; even if I sleep in the morning, the quality of sleep is much lower, and I can’t get any errands or other everyday tasks done. Another downside is the inevitable eating at night, which is hard on the metabolism and causes weight gain.

It was hardest to get used to… Friday night shifts. In the winter it means staying up after the seudah to go to work and then remaining awake on Shabbos morning for davening and the seudah. I feel very bad that I can’t learn with my sons or do parsha with them on Shabbos because I can barely keep my eyes open.

I make up for my evening absence at home… Since my shift starts

at 11, I’m usually home in the evenings. When I nap before a shift, I try to do so earlier in the afternoon so I’m available to help with bedtime. Unfortunately, that’s not always possible. I wish there were a way to make up for all of my absences!

I have an amazing wife who puts in loads of effort to make it work and takes the lion’s share of the burden at home — all on top of her 30-hour work week. It wouldn’t be possible without her. Now that the kids are getting older, baruch Hashem, they are able to help out a bit, which makes things much easier.

It helps that...

I make it work for my family by… explaining to my kids that I’m

doing a very important job. They know that Tatty is helping save people’s lives, and they are very proud of it despite the difficulty.

A memorable encounter I had… was not knowing what day it was. When it came to davening “hayom yom,” I had to ask the

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guy next to me what day it was. And I’m always saying things like, “I’ll do xyz on Tuesday,” and people answer, “But today is Tuesday!”

Regarding patients, I won’t forget a young girl who spent the entire shift screaming non-stop after getting second-degree burns while trying to tan (no amount of analgesics helped). Another patient, a man, came in convinced he was dehydrated. He had drunk an abnormal amount of water to counteract the “dehydration,” and he was actually suffering from water intoxication — a condition that could be lethal. One should be very careful in the summer to drink enough, but also not to overdo it.

I wouldn’t trade night shifts for working by day because… I’m a night owl, so

I feel much more energetic at night.

Night shift is unique because… there’s something

so peaceful and fresh about heading out to work as the rest of the world is shutting down. And as busy as the ER is 24 hours a day, there’s usually a lull from around 3 a.m. to 7a.m., which is a nice reprieve.

I would only recommend a night shift to… someone

who is a night person. You have to enjoy the work and feel like you are doing it for the right purpose; it can’t work if you feel resentful of the hours. Also, you need to have a very strong support system from your spouse/ family.

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A SHABBOS YID

Shlomo G. answers some intriguing questions about Shabbos on the ward.

How come you don’t get off on Shabbos in a frum hospital?

Precisely because it’s a frum hospital and there is a higher percentage of religious employees, we don’t really have the option of not working on Shabbos (though I don’t have a shift every Shabbos).

On the other hand, because Shaarei Tzedek is a frum hospital, they try to run things according to halacha and work hard to minimize the amount of chillul Shabbos (for example, the hot water system and electric system work by grama, almost all electric doors are turned off, etc.). They also have extra Arab workers on Shabbos who are usually around to help out wherever necessary.

What do you do in the dead of night on Shabbos when a halachic issue arises?

Every single Shabbos different questions come up, whether in regard to myself; patients or their families asking me what they are or aren’t allowed to do; or doctors asking me what they should do when patients refuse procedures or tests. As an obviously frum nurse, I am constantly being turned to with various shailos. Fortunately for me, prior to starting nursing school, I spent more than a decade in kollel, with a major chunk of the learning time dedicated to hilchos Shabbos. This helps me navigate my way through many of the issues that arise. But there is still plenty to learn, and I don’t always have the right answer on the spot when it’s Shabbos and there’s no one to ask!

Besides shailos pertaining to Shabbos, what other shailos might you run into on a typical day?

Hilchos Shabbos is indeed only one of the myriad topics in halacha that someone working in a hospital needs to know; there are so many other issues that come up, like end-of-life questions, hilchos negiah, hilchos tefillah, and so much more. And on night shifts, it’s always between alos and the time when I’m allowed to say Birchas HaTorah (when one is not allowed to learn) that people come to ask me shailos — whether about Shabbos, or about when or where they’re allowed to daven.

Do you miss your Shabbos seudos during late summer Shabbosos?

When I take the Friday night shift, I can be at both seudos with my family. The only time I missed Friday night seudos was during COVID-19 when I was doing longer shifts (7 p.m. to 7 a.m.); we made early Shabbos those weeks so I could at least be at the beginning of the meal. But yes, when I do have to work on summer Shabbos afternoons, my wife makes havdalah!

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WILL MY CHILD STRUGGLE TO READ? With the summer days in and the school days out, where kids have finished their yearly curriculum, different thoughts circle in different parents’ minds. Some parents thank Hashem for their child’s success despite this year’s situation which has diminished lots of quality school hours, while others are very concerned about their child’s future.

What concerned parents say: “My daughter learned the ‫ב‬-‫ א‬but has not yet managed to fully grasp it before the virus kicked in, and since then she is struggling with the ‫אותיות‬. Soon Pre 1-A will start, and before I know it my daughter will remain the weak kriah students who will need tutors for who knows how many years…”

“My son learned how to read; he was ‫ ב"ה‬reading accurately but slowly. Now after the virus, his class has already mastered reading ‫תהלים‬, and he still thinks about every ‫ אות‬and ‫ נקודה‬before saying each word. Soon he’ll be starting '‫כתה ב‬. How will he be able to learn ‫ חומש‬and recognize words?!”

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Following is a list of principles for kriah success: 1. Kriah is a step by step process; the better your child will be with each step, the easier he/ she will acquire each new step.

2. Children prefer reading texts of levels that they’re fluent with rather than new levels.

3. Learning with a parent should be a positive experience for a child; how positive can the experience be if he’s constantly getting criticism for reading words incorrectly?

4. Kids want to read well! If something was said incorrectly it’s not because of their bad will.

5. Success in each level of kriah is dependent on specific skills; practicing activities that strengthen those skills will increase reading success.

6. A human brain adapts new skills with less practice more frequently, rather than more practice less frequently.

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For more information call the Toras Picho office at 845-295-1666

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‫‪ 3‬חדשים אינדער‬ ‫הייםאינדערהיים‬ ‫ם‬ ‫שי‬ ‫‪ 3‬חד‬ ‫זומער‬ ‫וואכן זומער‬ ‫‪ 10‬וואכן ‪10‬‬ ‫שויןקודי י‬ ‫מטמים‬ ‫בים‬ ‫באלד קומטבאלד‬ ‫שויןטודי י‬ ‫מים טובים‬

‫וועטמיין‬ ‫וועט‬ ‫מיין‬ ‫קינדקענען‬ ‫קינד‬ ‫קענען‬ ‫ליינען?‬ ‫ליינען?‬ ‫קריאה‬ ‫קריאה‬ ‫די פיך״‬ ‫די ״תורת‬ ‫״תורת פיך״‬

‫ארבעט‬ ‫ארבעט‬ ‫העפטן‬ ‫העפטן‬

‫מינוט א טאג‬ ‫‪10‬טאג‬ ‫‪ 10‬מינוט א‬

‫עקטיוועטיסעקטיוועטיס‬ ‫מיט געשמאקע‬ ‫מיט געשמאקע‬ ‫איבער די זומער‬ ‫איבער די זומער‬ ‫אייער קינד בע״ה‬ ‫פארזיכערן‬ ‫אז בע״ה‬ ‫קינד‬ ‫וועטאז אייער‬ ‫וועט פארזיכערן‬ ‫בלימוד הקריאה‬ ‫שטייגן‬ ‫ווייטער‬ ‫וועט ווייטער וועט‬ ‫הקריאה‬ ‫בלימוד‬ ‫שטייגן‬

‫חלק אחלק א‬

‫קינדערגארטן‬ ‫קינדערגארטן‬ ‫חזרה אויף די‬ ‫חזרה אויף די‬ ‫אותיות אותיות‬

‫חלק בחלק ב‬

‫‪Pre-1-APre-1-A‬‬ ‫אויף אותיות‪,‬‬ ‫חזרה אויףחזרה‬ ‫אותיות‪,‬‬ ‫נקודות‪,‬אוןהברות און‬ ‫נקודות‪ ,‬הברות‬ ‫שוואקיין שווא‬ ‫ווערטער אן‬ ‫ווערטער אן קיין‬

‫חלק גחלק ג‬

‫כיתה א׳ ‪ -‬ב׳‬ ‫כיתה א׳ ‪ -‬ב׳‬ ‫אויף הברות‪,‬‬ ‫חזרה אויףחזרה‬ ‫הברות‪,‬‬ ‫ווערטער‪,‬אוןכללים און‬ ‫ווערטער‪ ,‬כללים‬ ‫תהלים תהלים‬

‫‪Page by Page‬‬ ‫‪page by page‬‬ ‫‪training training‬‬ ‫‪availableavailable‬‬

‫צו באקומען‬ ‫צו‬ ‫באקומעןדי געשעפטן‬ ‫אין‬ ‫אין די געשעפטן‬ ‫‪Free shipping available‬‬ ‫‪for phone orders‬‬ ‫‪call:‬‬ ‫‪Free shipping‬‬ ‫‪available‬‬ ‫‪646-687-7769‬‬ ‫‪for phone orders call:‬‬ ‫‪845-295-1666‬‬

‫ספעציעלע פרייזן‬ ‫פרייזן חדרים און‬ ‫ספעציעלע פאר‬ ‫פאר חדרים און‬ ‫‪Day Camps‬‬ ‫‪Day Camps‬‬

‫כל הזכויות שמורות ל״מכון תורת פיך״‬

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‫יער‪:‬‬ ‫קּור ְצן פּון ְפ ִר ֶ‬ ‫ִאין ְ‬ ‫יטן‬ ‫ָאפיס ִאינְ ִמ ְ‬ ‫צּוריק ִאין ִ‬ ‫קּומט ָאן ִ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫ֶע ִריק‬ ‫ערט ַאז ֶמענְ ְט ְׁשן זֶ ענֶ ען‬ ‫אכט‪ֶ .‬ער ֶה ְ‬ ‫ִדי נַ ְ‬ ‫רֹויּבער‪.‬‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫ארט‪ ,‬אּון ֶער ֵמיינְ ט ַאז זֵ יי זֶ ענֶ ען‬ ‫ָד ְ‬

‫ׁשֹוין ִפיר ֶטעג וָ ואס ִאיְך‬ ‫על ָפאן‬ ‫ִּבין ָדא‪ ,‬אּון ִדי ֶס ְ‬ ‫רּופט‬ ‫ִאיז ְׁש ִטיל‪ֵ .‬קיינֶ ער ְ‬ ‫ַאר ֶּבעט‪.‬‬ ‫יׁשט פּון ִדי ְ‬ ‫נִ ְ‬ ‫עסאנְ ט‪...‬‬ ‫ִאינְ ְט ֶר ַ‬

‫ארגְ ן‪,‬‬ ‫גּוט ָמ ְ‬ ‫עסט‪.‬‬ ‫ַא ֶט ְ‬

‫ִאיְך ֵמיין ַאז ֶער‬ ‫קּומען צּו‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫זָ אל‬ ‫ַאהיים‪ .‬וָ ואס‬ ‫ִמיר ֵ‬ ‫אטע?‬ ‫זָ אגְ ְסטּו‪ַ ,‬ט ֶ‬

‫ֵאיין ִמינּוט‪,‬‬ ‫ִאיְך קּום‬ ‫ׁשֹוין‪.‬‬

‫הֹוילט זִ יְך ַפיין‪ ,‬אּון ִאיְך‬ ‫ֶער ֶע ְר ְ‬ ‫ארגְ ן וֶ ועט ֶמען ִאים‬ ‫ָהאף ַאז ָמ ְ‬ ‫יטאל‪.‬‬ ‫ַארֹויס ָלאזְ ן פּון ְׁש ִּפ ָ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫ֶקענֶ ען‬ ‫וואּו גֵ ייט ֶער פּון ָדא?‬

‫נּו‪ֶ ,‬ע ִריק‪ .‬וָ ואס‬ ‫אטע?‬ ‫אכט ַדיין ַט ֶ‬ ‫ַמ ְ‬

‫גּוט‪ִ ,‬איְך ֵמיין ַאז‬ ‫ארגְ ן ֶקען ִאיְך‬ ‫ָמ ְ‬ ‫קּומען‪.‬‬ ‫יק ֶ‬ ‫צּור ְ‬ ‫ׁשֹוין ִ‬

‫עלט זִ יְך אֹויס‪,‬‬ ‫אֹויּב ֶעס ֶפ ְ‬ ‫ייּבן נָ אְך ַא‬ ‫וֶ ועל ִאיְך ָדא ְּב ַל ְ‬ ‫ייּבן ִמיט‬ ‫ָטאג‪ֶ .‬קענְ ְסטּו ְּב ַל ְ‬ ‫אטע‪.‬‬ ‫ַדיין ַט ֶ‬

‫קּומט ׁשֹוין‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫ארגְ ן! ֶער‬ ‫ָמ ְ‬ ‫ארף ֶענְ ִדיגְ ן‬ ‫ארגְ ן! ֶמען ַד ְ‬ ‫ָמ ְ‬ ‫ַאר ֶּבעט‬ ‫ַאלע ְ‬ ‫נָ אְך ַהיינְ ט ֶ‬ ‫אּור ְדס!‬ ‫ִמיט ִדי ָּב ְ‬

‫ִאיר זֶ ענְ ט ֶּב ֱא ֶמת גָ אר ֵׁשיין צּו ִמיר‪,‬‬ ‫ארגְ ן ֶקען ִאיְך‬ ‫ָאּבער ִאיְך ֵמיין ַאז ָמ ְ‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫קּומען‪ִ .‬איְך ִּבין זִ ֶיכער ַאז ִדי‬ ‫יק ֶ‬ ‫צּור ְ‬ ‫ׁשֹוין ִ‬ ‫וארט אֹויף ִמיר‪.‬‬ ‫ַאר ֶּבעט וַ ְ‬ ‫ְ‬

‫זִ ֶיכער‪ ,‬זִ ֶיכער‪.‬‬

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‫ָאה‪ֶ ,‬עס ִאיז ְּבלֹויז‬ ‫ֶדער הּונְ ט‪...‬‬

‫יׁשט‬ ‫עלט נִ ְ‬ ‫ֶפ ְ‬ ‫אֹויס‪ִ .‬איְך ָהאּב ׁשֹוין‬ ‫אל ֵיציי‪.‬‬ ‫ערּופן ִדי ָּפ ִ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫גֶ‬ ‫וֶ וער ִּביזְ טּו‪ ,‬אּון‬ ‫טּוסטּו ָדא?‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫וָ ואס‬

‫וֶ וער ִאיז ָדא?‬ ‫ִאיְך רּוף ִדי‬ ‫אל ֵיציי!‬ ‫ָּפ ִ‬

‫ַאר ֶּבעט‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫אכט?‬ ‫ַּביינַ ְ‬

‫טּוסטּו ָדא?‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫וָ ואס‬ ‫דּו!‬

‫עסן‬ ‫ארגֶ ְ‬ ‫ִאיְך ָהאּב ַפ ְ‬ ‫על ָפאן‪...‬‬ ‫ַמיין ֶס ְ‬ ‫ַאיי‪ָ ,‬האט‬ ‫ָאּפגֶ עטּוהן‬ ‫זִ יְך ָדא ְ‬ ‫אכ ֶדעם וָ ואס דּו ִּביזְ ט‬ ‫נָ ְ‬ ‫עטער‬ ‫ַאר ֶּב ֶ‬ ‫גֶ עגַ אנְ גֶ ען‪ִ ...‬די ְ‬ ‫עוואּוסט וָ ואס‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫יׁשט גֶ‬ ‫אּבן נִ ְ‬ ‫ָה ְ‬ ‫אטע‬ ‫צּו טּוהן‪ ,‬אּון ַמיין ַט ֶ‬ ‫ואלט ַאז ִדי ִריזִ יגֶ ע‬ ‫ָהאט גֶ עוָ ְ‬ ‫ַאר ֶדער זָ אל זַ יין גְ ֵרייט ִאין ַצייט‪,‬‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫קּומען‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫עטן צּו‬ ‫עּב ְ‬ ‫ָהאט ֶער ִמיר גֶ ֶ‬ ‫אכט ַאז‬ ‫עטן ַּביינַ ְ‬ ‫ַאר ֶּב ְ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫ֶעס זָ אל זַ יין גְ ֵרייט‬ ‫ִאין ַצייט‪.‬‬

‫וָ ואס ִאיז ִמיט‬ ‫אטע?‬ ‫ַדיין ַט ֶ‬

‫ַאר ֶּבעט‪...‬‬ ‫ְ‬

‫ֶער ִאיז ִאין‬ ‫יטאל‪ֶ .‬ער‬ ‫ְׁש ִּפ ָ‬ ‫ייבן‬ ‫ארף ְּב ֵל ֶּ‬ ‫ַד ְ‬ ‫נָ אְך ֶע ְט ִל ֶיכע‬ ‫ֶטעג‪.‬‬

‫??????‬ ‫יׁשט‪ִ ,‬איְך וֶ ועל ִדיר‬ ‫ארג נִ ְ‬ ‫זָ ְ‬ ‫ער ְפ ִרי צּו‬ ‫ארגְ ן ִאינְ ֶד ְ‬ ‫רּופן ָמ ְ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫אקּומען ָאנְ וַ וייזּונְ גֶ ען וִ ויַאזֹוי‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫ַּב‬ ‫ֶמען ֶענְ ִדיגְ ט ֶעס צּו‪.‬‬

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‫יָ א‪ ,‬וָ ואס ֶקען ֶמען‬ ‫ארף‬ ‫טּוהן‪ֶ ,‬מען ַד ְ‬ ‫ַאר ֶדער פּון‬ ‫ייטן ִדי ְ‬ ‫ָדאְך ָאנְ גְ ֵר ְ‬ ‫אטע ָהאט‬ ‫ֶא ֶרץ יִ ְׂש ָר ֵאל‪ַ .‬מיין ַט ֶ‬ ‫צּולייגְ ן‬ ‫עטן ַאז ִאיְך זָ אל ֵ‬ ‫עּב ְ‬ ‫גֶ ֶ‬ ‫אכט‪.‬‬ ‫ַאר ֶּבעט ַּביינַ ְ‬ ‫ְ‬

‫ֶע ְט ִל ֶיכע ֶטעג וָ ואס‬ ‫יׁשט‬ ‫קּומט נִ ְ‬ ‫ְ‬ ‫ֶער‬ ‫ַאהער‪ֶ ...‬עס ֶקען‬ ‫ֶ‬ ‫יׁשט זַ יין‬ ‫ָדאְך נִ ְ‬ ‫עסער!‬ ‫ֶּב ֶ‬

Hint: Each Boggle board hides a word of nine let ters or more!

Sponsored by:

HOW TO PLAY:

Find words on the board containing four letters or more.

Letters of a word must be connected in a chain (each letter should be adjacent to the next either vertically, horizontally or diagonally), and each letter can only be used once in a given word.

The following are not allowed in Boggle: Adding “s” to a word • Proper nouns • Abbreviations • Contractions • Acronyms

J A

S

PLAYING RULES:

E D B V G

4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will receive a free razzle at the Ice Cream House!

T F L R U H D M I C O

K E

3. Email the form to comments@thebpview.com or fax to 718-408-8771 by Sunday at 9:00 p.m.

P

2. Once you have a winner, fill out the form below in its entirety.

E W N

1. Gather round the table to play a family game of Boggle, using this Boggle board.

Family name: _________________________________ Phone: __________________ Full mailing address: ____________________________________________________ Name of winner: __________________ Amount of points: ______________ Names of competing players:

List some words only the winner found:

__________________________________

___________________________________

__________________________________

___________________________________

4-letter words: 2 points

__________________________________

___________________________________

5-letter words: 3 points

__________________________________

___________________________________

6-letter words: 5 points

__________________________________

___________________________________

POINTS

7-letter words: 7 points 8-letter words: 9 points 9+ letters: 12 points

The longest word found on the board: _____________________________ A new word you learned from the board: __________________________ Only complete forms will be entered into the drawing.

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ADVANCED

1 BOGGLE WINNER An Ice Cream House gift card will be mailed to your address.

Family name: Weinstock, 718-xxx-3912

4 3 5 1

7 6 9 8

8 4

Name of winner: Bashy

5

Amount of points: 77 Names of competing players: Amrom

3

6 7

Some words only the winner found: abused, when, shirt The longest word found on the board: amusement

9 1 6 3 8

5 1 9 4

BOGGLE WINNER An Ice Cream House gift card will be mailed to your address.

Family name: Steinberg, 718-xxx-3973

INTERMEDIATE

Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 91 Names of competing players: Toby

3

7

Some words only the winner found: whine, shine, entry, flair

8

The longest word found on the board: marital A new word learned from the board: bash Last week’s nine-letter word: amusement

If the family name on a Boggle entry doesn’t match the phone number and address on record, the submission will be disqualified.

1 9

5 6

3 7

4 2 3 8 2

8 5 7

4 9 7 5 1

1 7

6

4 4

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FIVE WINNERS OF THE $5 GIFT CARDS AT TOYS4U! A $5 credit was issued at Toys4U on the account of the phone number listed on your submission.

Hershy Fried, 10, Satmar

Shloimy Greenfeld, 4

Yisroel Yaakov Friedman, 7

Blimy Waldman, 7, Bobov

Shmuel Krancer, 4,

Thank you to the hundreds of readers who sent in beautifully colored pages! Keep coloring!

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By: Faigy Jacobowitz Send your colored page to The Boro Park View to enter a drawing for a chance to have your artwork featured in our pages and win $5 at Toys4U! Five lucky winners will be announced each week!

To enter the raffle, email your colored page with your full name to comments@thebpview.com or mail it to 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219. Submissions will be included in the drawing only if all information is filled in.

Name:____________________________________________________________ Phone:______________________________________ Age:________ School:________________________

Feel free to photocopy this coloring page for the entire family.

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To have your child’s creation featured, send a picture to comments@ thebpview.com or 1274 49th Street, Suite 421, Brooklyn, NY 11219.

Racheli Goldstein and Shaindy Yavneh

See what Brooklyn kids can do!

Baruch and Shmiel Duvid Singer

Leiby Silberstein

Family Silberstein

‫אשר זעליג גרינוואלד‬

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Avrumi Sander, Kids Lives Matter Protest!

Matis and Sruly Fischer

Fraida Sourkes

Goldy Shleser, 7, girl listening to hotline

Gitty Friedman, 8

Faigy Friedman, 6

Brailofsky Family

Shloma Zalomen Schweid, 7

Gitel and Frayda Markowitz

Yoiny Friedman, 4

Baila Friedman, 2

Leah and Avrumy, 4, 2, teddy bears of Play-Doh

Shmiley Steinfeld, umbrella

Ruchel Leah’la and Shmuely Heiman, 5, 2, Satmar

Shimon and Lipa Stauber, 5

Moshe Lissauer, 9

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Dahl Court neighbors

Sendy Einhorn, 7

Arye H. and Hershy S.

Lezer Steif, Torah

Avrumi and Moishe Muller

South 8 Street neighbors

Yehuda and Yechiel Berkowitz

Esti Taub, 8

Family Lowenstein, birthday cake

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MImi, 3, bus driver

Chayala Lefkowitz, 6

Avrumi, Kalmy Biller

Faigy Guttman, 9

Yiddy and Hershy Reiss, 4, 2

Shulem Landau and Menachem Sperber, Open Our Camps!

Nusi Fekete, 3

Shimon, Leibish and Esty Klein

Shloime, Mordche and Yanky Morgenstern, bridge

Mutty and Udy Tabak

Lazer and Avrumi Friedman

Yiddi Igel

Family Lowenstein

Family Lowenstein

Berkowitz Family

The 52 Street Neighbors

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845-263-2737 or 845-587-7941 COAT ARCADE CREDIT $250 credit for $200. Call/ text: 347-382-0461 COAT FOR SALE Black ladies wool coat from S&W size 6-8. Selling for $350. 347-271-2760 FITNESS EQUIPMENT Used. For sale or rent. Special deals! Treadmills, Elliptical.

Premium Quality. Warranty incl. Call: Better Health 718436-4693 SOURDOUGH BREAD Baked fresh daily or order in advance to assure availability.

Call / Text 917 588 6988 BABY HITCH HIKER Used Valco, great condition $45 1718-438-4734 BLACK MATERNITY DRESS for every day. New with tags still on. Size M. 7182086083

SD CARDS All sizes! Lowest prices in town! Canon/Nikon 18x55 lens-$49. Micro SD128-$30.

929.420.0298 or 718.722.7664

APPLE AIR PODS Brand new in box, with Charging Case. Call or text R. Lowinger 347-831-7166 for more info.

CUISINART FOOD PROCESSOR Brand new, used once 14 cup.

Kosher L’pesach orig $200 selling for $175. call/ text 347249-2813

BABY JOGGER DOUBLE CARRIAGE Excellent condition. bike tires w/rain cover excellent for country call/text 646-3235316

ONLINE GARAGE SALE To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app. Submit your free giveaways at submit.garaj.app

BABY MONSTER TWIN CARRIAGE Used maybe 4 times. new hoods still in box. great price!

347-563-8387

WINDOW AC Frigidaire new condition $100. 8,000 btu. 718.853.5491 PERSONAL TRAINING STUDIO For Sale. Please Call 917-6270201.

KORG KEYBOARD used PA 700 great condition Pls text 929-530-7307 ELECTRIC SCOOTER brand new, Power core E100 call 7189301648 or 7189301919 VENICE CHILD CARRIAGE Brand new in box. Regular $800 selling for $650.

1646.887.5802 BUGABOO BEE with extendable hood barely used condition. $425. 718809-9707 WASHER/DRYER Stackable, Whirlpool. 3 years old. Good Condition. Call 347-500-2856 SIZE 1 DIAPERS 3 packs for $14 Willi. 646618-2919 MUSICAL INSTRUMENT clarinet with new pack of reeds and music book 4 sale.

145.00. 9172753653

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HIGH BOUNCE TRICYCLE Brand new. Pink. $29.99.

7187043333 MOVING SALE 2 twin beds W/ headboard.

D-table 43 in x 105. Carpet 8 x 17. 2 Night lamps. Small microwave 347-242-1563 BLACK/WHITE MIMA XARI Brand new still in original packaging. Bought for $1200 selling for $800. 718-4356426 KIPLING MESSENGER BAG Almost brand new 8x9 inch, hot pink & colorful, orig $60. selling for $45. call 718-4358148 HEELWHEELS good condition. For $25. Call or text 347-228-4747 SOBO MP3 PLAYER Good condition asking $30 call or text 347-228-4747 PERROQUET SHOES girls white leather mary jane w/ silver elastic shoe size 26 for $20 call text 3477756418 CANON CAMERAS 2nd hand, in exc cond @ affordable prices! Most models in stock! No warranty. $5 ship. 500 sold!!

917.789.3380

ANALOGIE SHORTS (lil legs) Ribbed Knit ShortsBlush size 18m $13 (new with tags) 347.628.9627 BUGGY BOARD valcobaby hitchhiker. Good condition $30. 347-623-1388 DOONA BASE ONLY $100 OBO. 3474862881 ZEEBRA SHOES leather gray loafers size 21.

Runs Small. $40 call/text: 347-799-5909 BUGABOO DONKEY HOODS 2 summer hoods light gray color. Brand new in box original 95 each selling for 75 each call/text 3478603949 DOUBLE MOUNTAIN BUGGY brand new condition $300 call 718-633-5569 thanks STERN’S ITALIAN FURNITURE Armoire for sale due to moving. No reasonable offer refused. 718-853-0240.

MASTER BEDROOM SET Accentuations 3 years old.

Call/text: (201) 771-1448 IKEA CLOSET Like new,white wood,many shelves,child proof locks on doors. value $500 , selling for $250. 54”H x 48”W x 16”D. 347-263-0343 WHITE BEDROOM SET Brand new unused,from loeffler 44” headbords. Please call/text 9174556282 MASTER BEDROOM SET incl. 44” headboards, armoire, dresser and night table. Excellent cond 347515-2115 GREY/WHITE CRIB SET Dust ruffle. Blanket. Bumper.

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ACCOUNTANT APT FOR RENT 10 & 45 1 BR, Full Kitch, Dinette. Freshly painted.

Heimishe Bldg. NOT a basement. Day 718-686-0909/ 347-524-7686 Eve FURNISHED APT 15/50 beautiful, new 2 bedroom apartment. Call: 718-633-0402

PARKING SPOT 37th St/14th ave vicinity 347533-2259 no text PARKING SPOT WANTED around 56th st / 15th ave vicinity 917-751-2239 SWAN LAKE Brand new 2 BR Apt Full Kitch/Bath Central A/CPorch In town, Near Shul in town.

Shabbos, Weekly 845-7479696/347-524-7686

HCS is seeking a full time junior accountant to join our financeI'm department.

Loving Communicationthe skills, computer Crafts H C S PA R T N E R S WITH knowledge, and strong K I D D I E COV E TO organizational skills required.S E N S O RY AC T I B R I N G YO U R C H I L D A ‫בס"ד‬

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All utilities included. 347760-5924 1 BDRM FURNISHED APT 10/47 Private front entrance W/D . Ideal for Chosson/ kallah . Call 718-871-1688 APT RENTAL 14/15 48st beautiful 2 bedroom apt unfurn 7188546342 CENTER HALL COLONIAL Olympia Lane, Monsey. 7 bedrooms (2 en-suite) 9’ ceilings .58 acres. MIC. Owner: 845-369-3384/ 845598-2822 OFFICES FOR RENT 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, New small offices, elevator, elec, a/c, heat incl.

Starting at $185/month. (718) 436-4693 STOREFRONT FOR RENT 3 rm office/storefront ft Hamilton & 51. 800 sf. $2000. text 718-600-5933 SHABBOS RENTAL South Fallsburg Rentals Avail Shabbos year round two private houses total 12 rooms fully furnished massive deck and yard fallsburgrent@ gmail.com FALLSBURG (PINES) 7 BR, 4 bath avail weekends.

Linen, playground, pool 323388-6901

SUMMER HOME FOR RENT Brand new bungalow in Ellenville, 4 bdrm, 2 Baths, Nice Backyard, across Belz camp. Please text: 347.470.9305 (call leave message) WEEKEND RENTAL Large bungalow available for this weekend, 4 bedrms, 3 bath’s, fresh linen, heated pool, Call 7189301648 or 7189301919 SUMMER RENTAL Highland Mills: Brand new luxury 4 bdrm home w/o pool. Shul/mikvah/eiruv july/ August 1-845-928-0707 SUMMER RENTAL SUFFERN 3 minute walk to shuls/ mikvah. 3 bedrooms Big porch and swing set. $4300 for 4 weeks, discount for 8 weeks.845-558-6186

HELP WANTED HEADSTART NURSERY TEACHER looking to hire a headstart nursery teacher with a full masters for september. for more information please call:929-299-6024. please leave message HEADSTART IN BP seeking experienced fulltime UPK teacher. Excellent salary. Email resume: headstartposition@gmail. com

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JOB OPPORTUNITYAGES 2-9 | TRANSPORTATION HEIMISHE GIRLS PROVIDED | NUTRITIOUS BP office looking toHOURS: hire a MON. THRU SCHOOL IN BPPM TO 6:30 PM | SUN. 11 A THUR. 4:30 part time secretary. 12pm seeking experienced english OPEN TO ALL KIDS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR OPWDD SERVI – 5pm. Interest in nutrition teacher for upper elementary. a plus. email resume: Fax resume: 718-435-4092 / nsr4344@gmail.com email: resumes5780@gmail. com F/T SECRETARY POSITION available in a large Yeshiva office in Brooklyn.

Good computer skills required. E-mail resume to mosodjobs@gmail.com/fax 718-619-8973 TEACHER ASSISTANT F/T, female, boys preschool for Sept 2020 Yiddish speaking a must, great pay.

Email resume Jobresume30@ gmail.com JOB WANTED Looking to apprentice by a shaitel macher for second half. Call 718-633-5240 MANHATTAN OFFICE Heimish office in Midtown Manhattan is hiring, high school graduates preferred, GREAT PAY please text/leave voicemail 718-208-9285

BY SECRETARY Full day, good pay, young, capable, energetic girl with good work ethic, computer skilled, basic graphics, please send resume Email:44camphillroad@ thejnet.com Fax: 845-3546682 Or call for application 845-362-3166 COUNSELORS Looking for a few counselors with experience to work in a fun legal organized camp.

Must be 16 and up, Please send 2 current references to deenachai@gmail.com SEEKING STAFF for after school program for children with special needs.

Hours 2:45-5:00 Located at ocean parkway and ave L. Pls call 347 939 9447. or email info@mastermindsaba.org

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Classifieds WORK FROM HOME Free training, guidance, and personal mentor that will support you in opening your own home-based business.

Call/ text 718-290-7208 DRIVER Coach bus driver with exp. live in Brooklyn, full week, from 3:00 PM till 1:00 AM. Email: coachbus@gmail.com WORK FROM HOME Seeking motivated women interested in building a successful retail business from home. 2787flp@gmail. com 9174108038 till 4pm SEEKING PARAPROFESSIONALS to work in our summer ABA program in Flatbush.

July 1 - Aug 26. Hands on training. Heimish environment! Fun trips and activities! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org WORK FROM HOME Looking for motivated women to work from home and earn a nice income full training and support provided call/text 347 598 2874 SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY Counselor female boys preschool for aug. Bp dc. Yiddish speaking receptionist@bybz.org 718686-5500 #223 JOB OPPORTUNITY Secretary boys preschool afternoon for Sept New graduate only, great for sem girl Jobresume30@gmail. com JOB RESUMES Need a great resume?

Resumes are what we do!

Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail. com.

BABYSITTING HEIMISHE BABYSITTER available on 45st btw 9&10Ave. Drop in, daily, and overnight welcome! Mrs Roth @9178818810 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Responsible, reliable. Avail nights, late nights etc..

Reasonable rates! Refs. avail.

Serious inquiries ONLY! Call\ txt (347) 816-6406.

BABYSITTER TO SHARE Looking 2 share a babysitter in my house. 18 and 52 area. PM hours. Call or text.

13479884837 SUMMER PLAYGROUP Warm experienced Teachers, nutritious lunches and snacks, exciting arts & crafts and activities, located in the area of 18&44, ages 2.5-3.

Transportation available.

Please call 347-721-1867 Limited slots available.

SERVICES GRAPHOLOGY “Gain clarity and guidance”.

Send in your handwriting/ drawing for a full analysis.

Geared for adults and children 845.642.3213

YIDDISH COURSE from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course. 718-435-4616 ALGEBRA TUTOR Experienced CC Algebra I tutor can help you ace through the course with ease!

Mrs. E. Sigal 633 - 3450 GRAPHICS COURSE (for female)Undecided what to do this summer?

Photoshop - Indesign classes starting iy”h July. Great low price! Call 347-436-5429 MATH TUTOR HS: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2. College: Precalculus, Calculus, Statistics, College algebra, & more. (917) 570-8591 MATH COACH Attention teachers of common core HS math: Learn what to teach &what NOT to teach for regents. Mrs. Friedman 917-570-8591 PIANO/ KEYBOARD LESSONS Give your child their dream for a good price! Available in summer. Call 347-461-8407

FLUTE LESSONS Looking to enrich your summer and acquire a new skill? Private beginner flute lessons. Call 718 213 5181 MAKEUP BY RAIZY Natural, professional makeup for all your Simchas. Book 3 faces get 4th free. 347 243 9347.

MAKEUP All your Makeup and Skincare needs. Special discounts for Kallahs & Graduates. Free Consultations, Free Delivery.

718.930.4946 VIOLIN LESSONS Tap into your child’s talents!!

Violin teacher available to teach beginners for a great price. Please call Mindy at 718-435-2248 VIOLIN LESSONS Spend your summer learning a beautiful skill! Private violin lessons for girls, all levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222 SONG LYRICS school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Hemishe weekly/monthly classes. Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-8712955

KRIAH Is your child struggling with accuracy or fluency.?

Experienced Resource Room teacher can help. References available. 7184353672

BREAST PUMPS Free hand and electric pumps through insurance, ships free. 718-831-7634 or text/email compactpumps@ gmail.com. Free gift with mention of ad

MATH TUTOR All math regents levels.

CLEP. SAT, GRE. Expd. Good rapport with students. Call/ text Chani Reichman 917 538-4357

FUN SCHOOL 90 min. of baking , decorating , arts & crafts and more. for girls on Sundays $50 per month.Miri 347-4066468

PROMO SPOT For the most unique gifts, promotional items, plaques and stamp pens call 718732-0546 or email sales@ promospot.nyc

ECZEMA RELIEF Try our all natural solution and get rid of it once and for all!! Call/text347-461-2774

TNOYIM POEMS And for all occassions! excellent prices! Call/text 1347-248-4254

SUMMER FUN Big Moonwalk to rent! Lots of fun for all ages! Can take up to 600 lbs. Call 7184351464

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SKIN CARE Edith of Ave. X natural skin care products now available in B.P. Call/text 718-812-6307

Local profitable retail

PERSONALIZED CANDLES We have all colors and shaped candles with option of imprinting your personal message or logo call 845263-0171 REFLEXOLOGIST For women & children 347786-0810 CPA SERVICES Are you drowning in personal or business tax filings? WE CAN HELP YOU! For individualized service email: myaroslawitzcpa@ gmail.com “WORDY” Where the world of words works wonders. Poems, speeches, songs with the touch of the pro!Call 929 359 3211 or WordybyRaizy@ gmail.com GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet.

917-414-3281 EAR PIERCING Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718-6079812 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach.

Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644 TEETH WHITENING Call to schedule your laser teeth whitening appointment now! Chussen/ Kallah/ Mechutunim specials. Call/ text SmileBright 7184830269.

Conveniently located in B.P. SIMCHA BASKET meet your guests needs so they can enjoy your simcha!

Call 7185961979 to reserve your date

ELIGIBLE FOR SSI? Need help applying?

3478026368

BUSINESS FOR SALE

Savvy with designs, styles and creativity needed.

KRIAH TUTOR Do you want your child to stay on par with his/her Kriah? Private tutoring @ reasonable prices. Call Mindy 718-435-2248 LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 CROCHETING LESSONS Undecided what to do this summer? Crocheting classes starting iy”h July. Also private. Experience Teacher!

Call 347-436-5429

Serious inquiries only 917.893.9196

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PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTS in the heart of bp. Great prices! call 917 696 3828 PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS Make your gifts unique and special with our personalized vinyl. Great service and prices. Call 7189163507 B JEWELED Selling costume jewelry.

Bring in a picture of your favorite jewelry we will custom make in silver. Call/ text 718-812-6307 JEWELRY REPAIR silver and custom jewelry sale and repair expert pearl stringing & galore clip earrings 4511 16thav (7189721064) SOCIAL SKILLS THERAPIST Experienced Therapist, specializing in teenage girls struggling with Anxiety and low self-esteem. Reasonable rates/ Now accepting P3.Call/ Text Sury 3479485701 SERENITY SOLUTIONS Now in the Catskills!

Have your summer home organized by the professional! contact Chana Malky 718-809-5963 or serenitysolutionsny@gmail. com.

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HEALTH INSURANCE NAVIGATOR Heimishe organization looking for a Full Time Health Insurance Navigator to work in Flatbush office.

Knowledge of affordable Care Act and Medicaid a plus.

Must be computer literate, and able to multi task, Competitive salary, benefits And on the job training included.

YVY is an EOE

Only serious inquiries Send resumes to:

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Classifieds ARI’S SAFETY 1ST We install the strongest magnetic locks, gates& gadgets, to ensure your house is safe for your kids. Aron Goldstein: 347-977-5390 EXQUISITE GIFT WRAPPING Specializing in Chosson Kallah gifts. Call PRESENTABLES 347-4614062 PAINT PARTY Att. high school girls,this is what you were waiting for!

Call for a fun night activity 347-461-4062 THE HANDYFIX Handiwork by the hour. For service with a smile call Yossi @ (718) 600-4659 GRAPHIC DESIGNER available to design anything you might need. Newsletter templates, stickers, magnets and anything else custom.

Reduced rates. 718 801-1302

CHANGE TALLIS LINING Minimal fee call or txt 1347215-0600 TUTOR experienced first grade teacher in BP is available to tutor in the summer.

7188511543 or 7184080593 MISHNAYOS HOTLINE Not going to camp? Learn Misnayos at your own pace on the Mishna Rishona Mishnayos Hotline. Call 1-929-299-6700 ACNE CONTROL Control your acne using an affordable, pleasant, and gentle aloe-vera based solution. Call/ text 718-2907208 THE SONG FACTORY Manufacturing original lyrics for all your musical needs. Please call: 929-2769440 or 929-512-9440.

TUTORING Experienced teacher available to tutor your child this summer yiddish or english 917 266 5533 lv. Msg

EXPERIENCED TUTOR Avail to help your child with any subject. Experience with elementary and high school girls. Limited slots avail. 917696-3828

KRIAH TUTOR Experienced tutor to help your child learn to read w/o dread! Call/text 347-6288022

FLOWER REED DIFFUSER The perfect gift for teachers, therapists and family etc.

Special car size also available.

Call 347 675 3443

ACNE CONTROL! Finally a 100 %natural solution that really works.

Full money back guaranteed call/text shaindy @ 347 598 2874

WHOLESALE FISH for the Public. Salmon Fillet $5.99 per lb. Call: 347.275.5408

READING SPECIALIST Available upcoming school year to work with your daughter who is approved for p3. No cost! Please call/text: 347.927.0263 PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor family portraits at affordable prices please call 347 813 0254. Lve msg

DRIVER AVAILABLE many years exp. avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Upsherin, family, baby, individual. Call today to book your summer photoshoot!

929-210-1643 or email: snapshotsbyesty@gmail.com

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WASH N SETS Get your wig done today.

Only $30, 17/ mid- 40s. Call/ text: 3475637098.

EXPERIENCED TUTORS upper elementary and hs teachers available to tutor and prepare for the upcoming school year. Call 718 213 5181 HAIR/WIG Wash n set $30 haircuts $20 hairstyle $25 call esty 3479725547

ODDS & ENDS RARE OPPORTUNITY For just $200 you can sponsor benchers for a local hall in the memory of a loved one.

646-874-4342 RIVNITZ To recieve text msg with time of RIVNITZ bus ‘Erev Rosh chodesh’. send BUS to 646-389-5718 send STOP to unsubscribe.

BETTY CROCKER If you have A milchig BETTY CROCKER to give away. Pls call (or Text) 718-781-1359 LOOKING FOR Stanley -young america dresser 46” wide for kids/ baby room, ivory/white. call/ text 718-809-0963

SELL YOUR SHEITEL Is your Human Hair Sheitel collecting dust? Sell it with us. Williamsburg LocationFor more info call : 718-3842094 LOOKING FOR 2 or more Martercraft square back dinning room chairs. call/text 718-809-0963 JUDAICA BOOKS NEEDED Bais Yakov H.S. in Beit Shemesh seeking English Judaica books for their library. Call/text 347-7828100.

CHAVRUSA WANTED Looking for a chavrusa to review the DAF HAYOMI every night over the phone.

Please call/text 917-819-2140 ZBD NEWSLETTER Receive the weekly Zichron Betzalel Dovid Newsletter with Divrei Torah and Halacha for free! To subscribe, please email: zbdnewsletters@gmail.com.

GEMACHIM PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404

BORED AT HOME? Call the Ahavas Yisroel line for women & girls of all ages.

646-248-6363

KOSHER WAZE DEVICES available for short term.

Minimum charge. 929-3247021.

SELL YOUR TICHEL We sell on consignment previously owned, authentic, designer silk scarves (other items also) Williamsburg Location- For more info call: 718-384-2094

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

260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293)

SEGWAY WANTED Looking to buy a second hand segway. Pls call 718 522 1092

TWIN CARRIAGE GEMACH To lend yours or to rent a twin carriage for the week, season or year, please call (718) 5223891. Mint condition only.

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

BOYS SUIT GEMACH Gemach Yismach Yisroel Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 ‫לע’’נ ישראל‬ ‫בן אליעזר‬

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

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SIMCHA GEMACH Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers and challah knife for your simcha. pls leave message 1718 854 1760 KALLAH CAPE GEMACH Brand new luxurious white fur capes for Chuppah. 718 633 - 8261 BP BABY GEMACH Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & white bassinets for newborns 718-854-6829 BOYS SIMCHA WEAR Gemach Yismach Yisroel sizes 9m-8 yrs 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 ‫לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר‬ BABY CARRIER GEMACH When a stroller just won’t work. Great for vacation, touring, steps etc. 845-5872449 will return messages COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071.

KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee.

By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714 PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017 REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966

D. DEUTCH BLK & WHITE Size 8-10 for sister of the bride/own tnoyim for sale.

929-287-2135 PEACH-GOLD GOWN Married sister of the bride, Size 8-10. 347-263-0902 KLEINFELD BRIDAL GOWN Size 4 for 5’5” girl. Priced to sell. 347 262 5464.

BLACK & PINK GOWN for sale. Size 0-2. Call/ text 3472992257.

UNIQUE BLUE & WHITE DRESS sz 2 for tenaim/sis of bride, blk & peach cocktail length dress sz 2. Call/txt 347-2634207 BLACK & BLUE GOWN Sister of bride. custom made, for 4-5 year old , worn once. $150. call/text 7189264773 BLACK & GOLD GOWN sister of the bride, size 4-6.

Call/text 917-635-1343 BLACK & GOLD GOWN Married sister of the bride.

Size 14 7184360884 PURPLE GOWN size 2-4. Worn once. Call/text 917-499-3056.

BLACK LACE GOWN W/ GOLD Sis of bride. Sz 8. Great price. call/text 929 409 3317 MIRIS VORT DRESS Size 2. Brand new, never worn. Call or Text 347 578 3991

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EXQUISITE PEACH DRESS for own tenoyim or sis of bride to rent or sell sz 2-4: 347-786-2330 2 SILVER/WHITE GOWNS Worn once. Size preteen.

Orig $600 selling for $250. 718-437-6629 PINK GOWNS mother of bride gown size 12/14 , 2 little girls Gowns size 6 & 8. Call 718 232 8481

PINK GOWN Size 2-4. Please call 347 262 5464.

PRETEEN GOWN size 12-16 sis of bride. off white top pink flower print bottom worn once. pic avail.$250.3477317741

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4 BLUSH/CHAMPAGNE GOWNS adults teen and kids sizes. call/text 347-3705279

HASS KALLAH GOWN Size 0-2, maginificent current season.

Giveaway price. 917-8036591

DESIGNER WHITE W/ TRIM Size 0-2 & girls 14-16.

Great price 917-232-7309

BLACK PREMATERNITY GOWN Sister of bride, size 2.

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WHITE LACE GOWN with black trimming for sister of bride 4-6 womans. a-line style, $850. call/text 647-7214077

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BRONZE/CREAM GOWN approx size 10 please call/text 347-370-5279

BLUE LADIES DRESS fitted style dress. custom made approx size 6 tall.

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BLACK/WHITE MIRI GOWN for sale $500. Size 0-2.

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ADULT GOWNS Blush and gold size 0-2 gown and mauve size 10 gown. Rent/sale. Call or text 718-799-6092

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Text: 718-930-7913.

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‫חנוכה‬

‫שאו'ס‬aa ‫ווענטרילָאקוויסט‬ ‫מיר שפילען אויף‬ ‫ עיברית‬- ‫ ענגליש‬- ‫אידיש‬ ,‫ קעמפס‬,‫מיר באדינען חדרים‬ .‫ג‬.‫ד‬.‫דעי קעמפס א‬

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‫חומש סעודה בתלמוד תורה דרכי אבות צאנז בבארא פארק‬

‫תושבי בארא פארק לאזן זיך ארויס צו די קעטסקילס‬

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‫חומש סעודה בתלמוד תורה קאליש בבארא פארק‬

‫צענדליגע ראשי פרחי גבאי קודש לצדקת רמבעה״נ כולל חבת ירושלים האבן זוכה געווען מיטצולעבען התרגשות׳דיגע‬ ‫מאמענטען בביתו נאוה קודש של האדמו״ר הרה״ק מקאלוב‬

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‫האדמו"ר מסאטמאר בתפילה מנחה וקביעת מזוזה בביהמ"ד תפילה למשה ‪ -‬דקהל יטב לב דסאטמאר ב"פ‬

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‫מעמד התחלת כתיבת ספר תורה ע"י איחוד בחורי באבוב ‪ 45‬לע"נ די נפטרים ע"ה פון די קאראנא מגיפה‬

‫אן איינגענעמע זומער‬ ‫פאר די גאנצע משפחה‬

‫פאר א כסדר'דיגע שמירה ברוחניות‬ ‫ובגשמיות בעז"ה במשך דעם גאנצן זומער‪,‬‬ ‫דורך דעם "שתצילנו" זומער פראגראם‪.‬‬

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45 ‫חומש סעודה בתלמוד תורה באבוב‬

138 / THE BORO PARK VIEW

‫סיום הש"ס דורך הרב חיים הערש טייטלבוים אייניקל פון האדמו"ר מסאטמאר און האדמו"ר מאלעסק‬

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‫שמחת התנאים לנכדת האדמו"ר מבאבוב ‪45‬‬

‫הכלה בת בנו הרה"ג ר' יוסף אונגער רב אפריון של שלמה ור"י ישיבה קטנה באבוב ‪ 45‬חתן הרה"ג ר' שמעי' לעוו‬ ‫עב"ג החתן בן הרה"ג ר' ארי' לייבוש טייטלבוים בן הגה"צ אב"ד נעפלעמיץ חתן הגה"צ אב"ד בית אהרן‬

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‫פארלוירן די‬ ‫פרנסה אבער‬ ‫פארבליבן מיט'ן‬ ‫תהלים'ל‬

‫דעם פארלאפענעם דינסטאג מיטאג האט מען אין די אפיסעס‬ ‫פון "תהלים כולל" געהאט ַאן אומשטייגערליכער גאסט‪ .‬א‬ ‫טייערער אינגערמאן איז פערזענליך אריבערגעקומען זיך צו‬ ‫איינהאנדלען א 'מעמבערשיפ' אויף די קומענדיגע ‪ 3‬חדשים‬ ‫און דערמיט אנהאלטן זיין געבענטשטע חזקה אלס אקטיווער‬ ‫"תהלים כולל" מעמבער‪.‬‬ ‫שטייענדיג אין אזא שווערע פינאנציעלע עפאכע‪ ,‬האט דער‬ ‫אינגערמאן אויך עפעס וואס צו דערציילן‪:‬‬

‫"איך האב ב"ה די זכי' אז שוין עטליכע יאר וואס מיין נאמען‪,‬‬ ‫און די נעמען פון מיין גאנצע הויזגעזונט‪ ,‬ווערן ערליך‬ ‫דערמאנט טאג טעגליך דורך דעם געהויבענעם מנין פון‬ ‫תהלים זאגער‪ ,‬זינט דאן קענען מיר ב"ה עדות זאגן אויף‬ ‫אזויפיל וואונדערליכע ישועות אין שטוב‪ ,‬וואס איז בלי ספק צו פארדאנקען דעם גרויסן כח פון תהלים‪.‬‬

‫"אצינד‪ ,‬מיט עטליכע טעג צוריק‪ ,‬האב איך‪ ,‬צום באדויערן‪ ,‬פארלוירן מיין ארבעט'ס פאזיציע‪ ,‬מיין דזשאב‪ ,‬פון וואו כ'האב‬ ‫אהיימגעברענגט יעדע וואך מיין באשיידענע פרנסה צום לעבן‪.‬‬ ‫"אבער געלויבט השי"ת‪ ,‬אז כ'בין אינגאנצן נישט צעבראכן געווארן דערפון‪ .‬פארקערט‪ ,‬איך האב געזאגט אין שטוב פאר די‬ ‫קינדערלעך‪" :‬דער אויבערשטער האט געמאכט אז איך זאל ארויסגיין פון מיין ביז יעצטיגע דזשאב‪ ,‬ווייל עס ווארט מיך א פיל‬ ‫בעסערע פרנסה‪."!...‬‬

‫תהילים בליצן!‬

‫"מיין פרנסה האב איך טאקע דערווייל פארלוירן‪ ,‬אבער מיין קשר מיט'ן הייליגן תהלים'ל וועל איך בעז"ה נישט פארלירן‪ .‬איך‬ ‫בין ב"ה זוכה אליינס צו זאגן אסאך תהלים‪ ,‬און גלייכצייטיג וויל איך אנהאלטן מיין מעמבערשיפ מיט דעם חשוב'ן מנין תהלים‪.‬‬ ‫כ'בין זיכער אז דער כח תפלת רבים וועט מיך ברענגען א גרויסע שפע און הרוחה בקרוב ממש"‪.‬‬ ‫מיט א פרייליכן געמיט פירט אונזער בעל בטחון אויס זיין רירנדע שילדערונג‪" :‬כאטש די‬ ‫ישועה‬ ‫איז‬ ‫נאכנישט דא‪ ,‬זינגען מיר די‬ ‫שירי דוד עבדך‪."...‬‬

‫די סגולה פון שרייבן א 'ספר תהלים' מיט די הלכות ספר תורה‪ ,‬האט א שטארקע‬ ‫מקור להלכה‪ .‬לויט פילע פוסקים )לבוש או''ח רפד‪ ,‬א‪ .‬ערוך השולחן רפד‪ ,‬ו‪ .‬והגר''א‬ ‫במעשה רב אות קלו‪ (.‬איז דער לכתחלה'דיגער וועג פון לערנען תנ"ך בלויז אין א‬ ‫ספר וואס איז געשריבן געווארן אויף א פארמעט‪ ,‬וואס האט די ריכטיגע קדושה פון‬ ‫לימוד התורה ואמירת תהלים‪.‬‬

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Great weekly in-store specials

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— LOCAL $6 — Round Trip Local (5 minutes free waiting) � � � � � $12 WILLIAMSBURG � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � $25 JFK AIRPORT � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � $38 LAGUARDIA AIRPORT � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � $38 NEWARK AIRPORT(plus tolls) � � � � � � � � � � � � � � $50 UPSTATE (Monticello, Woodbourne,Etc) � � � � � � � � � � � $150

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