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Contents FYI: FISH

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FREE ISSUE 74 FEBRUARY 24, 2021

‫פרשת תצוה‬ ‫י”ב אדר תשפ”א‬

MOVING PUZZLE PIECES INTO PLACE Viewing the Megillah with a macro perspective

WRAPPED AND PACKED WITH LOVE AND NUTRITION A healthy start to a fun-filled day!

MOTHERS WHO MOVE SugarCoated MOUNTAINS Tackling those piles of post-Purim sweets

TIPS FOR GETTING TIPSY

KEEP THE CELEBRATION GOING! Segue into Shabbos with these special treats

Your guide to a safe and simcha’dig Purim

Publisher:

YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:

D. GORALNIK Content Editor:

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The Sweets They (Don’t) Eat

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Of Wines and Purim Spirits

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(Re: Must-Try Must, Issue 73) The feature about must-making was so well done and well written. I’d like to add an idea I incorporate for maximizing the yield at a time when we prepare so many homemade foods and beverages. Just like professional winemakers who make yayan sheini — second wines — I do the same with must, using the leftover pulp to make “must sheini.” To make your own, take all the pulp left over in the colander after the dripping process, and add sugar and water to it (one part pulp to two-to-three parts water, and sugar to taste — approximately a half a cup to each one-gallon mixture). Refreeze the mixture and continue the process mentioned in Issue 73 (steps 5 to 9). It is important to mark the bottles with “#2” or “must sheini” to differentiate them from the yield of the initial must process. One should also ask their rav which is the right bracha for the beverage (Hagafen or Shehakol). Wishing everyone a kosheren Pesach. M.K.

PROTECT THE PROJECT (Re: Must-Try Must, Issue 73) The must tutorial is so beautiful! And I loved looking at the breathtaking photos of vineyards in this same issue. Reading about the must-making process, I would suggest to anyone trying it to place a plastic tablecloth over the entire work area during The Boro Park View welcomes your comments, feedback and letters. Please email comments@thebpview.com.

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(Re: A Serving of Elegance, Issue 73) While the yapchik recipe looked delicious, the information in the introduction wasn’t accurate. The European version of cholent is not yapchik, but chicken soup and kasha, and that is what is distributed at the Skvere tish. It is in Spink that yapchik is distributed during Shabbos morning kiddush. A Reader

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Much significance is attributed to the bigdei kehunah, with full depictions of the materials and styles used. When describing the choshen, the pasuk says that the Urim v’Tumim should be placed in the choshen so that they will be on Aharon’s heart when he comes before Hashem (Shemos 28:30). On a simple level, this pasuk explains exactly where the choshen should be placed — on Aharon’s heart. But the Be’er Mayim Chaim points out a deeper meaning. What is the crucial message behind Aharon’s wearing the “Choshen Hamishpat” on his heart?

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IT WAS AFTER THE SEUDAH on Friday night when a yungerman knocked at Reb Shlomo Eisen’s door. Reb Shlomo, who was known throughout Yerushalayim as one of the greatest poskim of the previous generation, immediately detected a sense of worry on the young man’s face. “Come inside,” the Rav said. He seated his guest at the table and rushed to bring him a steaming cup of tea. Finally he inquired, “What brings you here?” The young man spilled his tale of woe: As he and his newlywed wife had been eating the seudah, he noticed a shailah in the chicken bone in his soup. It was broken, and from the coloring and look of the bone, the young man was questioning if it was kosher. If it had been broken prior to shechitah, it could potentially render the entire chicken treif. “If so,” the man fretted, “what is the status of the rest of our Shabbos food? The other half of the chicken is bubbling on the blech inside the cholent! And what is the status of our pots and dishes?” After hearing the pertinent details, Reb Shlomo began analyzing every aspect of the shailah in depth. They discussed all of the prospects, such as under which conditions such a chicken would be permitted and what would cause it to be unacceptable. As the two got dragged deeper into conversation, Reb Shlomo realized that the yungerman was a genuine talmid chacham. They began talking in learning on other topics, too, with Reb Shlomo enjoying the back-andforth immensely. This went on for quite a while, and neither man noticed that more than half an hour had elapsed. In an interesting twist, the Rav turned to the yungerman.

When the Rav realized the severity of the matter, he first took pains to ensure the couple would have where to eat.

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Did You Know? Rabbeinu Bachya points out that the names of the shevatim, written on the twelve stones of the choshen, totaled 72 letters. These letters corresponded to the 72 daytime hours of the first six days of creation — and to the 72-letter name of Hashem. This teaches us that Hashem supports the entire creation in the zechus of the twelve shevatim.

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‫יילי‚ע טע‚ פון‬‰ ‫‡ין „י‬ ‫˙עני˙ ‡ס˙ר ‡ון פורים‬ ‫רייני‚ט ‡ייער נעמען ‡ון‬ ‫עפענט „י ווע‚ ˆו מ˜בל זיין‬ .˙‫˘פעו‬‰ ‫„י‬

‫יט‬

This approach is the message behind the choshen’s placement, according to the Be’er Mayim Chaim. Aharon, who was commanded to answer the shailos of Klal Yisroel, needed to place the choshen on his heart to remind him to put every Yid “on his heart” when answering questions. By extension, a rav, posek or gadol in the position of resolving the queries of a fellow Yid infuses heart into the din much like the Choshen Hamishpat that was “al lev Aharon.”

‫מ‬ ‫ה‬ ‫ש‬ ‫ומה אלתך‬ ‫ב‬ ‫ק‬ ‫ש‬ ‫ת‬ ‫ך‬ „ ‫עו˙ פון‬ ‫י יו‬ ‫פ‬

“Perhaps I can invite you and your wife to the Shabbos seudah tomorrow morning?” The yungerman was caught by surprise at this extraordinary invitation, which was too good to refuse! He replied that it would be a true honor and turned to leave, excited to tell his wife about their new plans. As he stood at the door, the yungerman suddenly remembered why he had come. “Before I go, rebbi, tell me — what about my shailah? Is the chicken kosher?” “Oh,” the Rav responded, “you’re right. From your description, it indeed seems the chicken is not acceptable. But it doesn’t matter right now!” He waved away the yungerman’s concern. “You’ll be my guest tomorrow in either case, so you don’t need to rely on your cholent for the seudah!” The yungerman left the Rav’s home with mixed emotions. True, his food was treif and he would have to deal with the pots and dishes after Shabbos, but he felt considerably lighter than when he’d come. He was also fully cognizant of the Rav’s kind approach. When the Rav realized the severity of the matter, he first took pains to ensure the couple would have where to eat, and only afterward did he render his ruling. When a rav answers a shailah, it isn’t enough to have the halacha clear; first he is obliged to put the questioner into his own heart and empathize with their plight. What situation does the questioner face? What obstacles is he up against? Only after envisioning the entire picture along with a satisfactory resolution should he respond to the question.

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COVID-19 Curtails Purim Celebrations From Coast to Coast While Purim 2020 may have been the last bastion of normalcy for many, this year’s celebrations may be markedly different, with rabbanim nationwide canceling events and customary collections, and calling for more muted celebrations to prevent further spread of the virus and a possible chillul Hashem. The Asbury Park Press reported that Lakewood’s Beth Medrash Govoha canceled its Purim mesibah, an event that normally attracts thousands, for the first time in 80 years. A kol koreh bearing the signatures of a dozen Lakewood rabbanim said that chagigas should be kept small and discouraged houseto-house collections for mosdos and charitable causes, while also calling on area residents to increase their learning, davening and tzedakah on Purim. Additionally, the rabbanim called for Purim night shiurim to be held in every yeshivah, shul and kehillah, with optional in-house parties taking place thereafter. “This would help everyone celebrate Purim with significant joy and happiness, with songs and music, each person in their own place in their beis midrash and their neighborhood, instead of wandering from place to place and neighborhood to neighborhood,” read the announcement. In Los Angeles, 23 rabbanim sent out a similar message, noting that they would not be continuing their annual custom of having both local and out-of-state bachurim going door to door to collect for their yeshivos. Los Angeles residents were urged to increase their own donations to mosdos of Torah and chesed wherever possible, acts that will hopefully bring about additional simcha and light to Purim. A day later, rabbanim of the Midwest Agudas Yisroel Council of Synagogue issued a statement on behalf of its Chicago rabbanim, noting that like so much else that has transpired over the last twelve months, Purim celebrations would have to be modified because of the pandemic. With the usual tzedakah visits to private homes suspended, a special fund is being created on behalf of the yeshivos that usually fundraise in Chicago, and the community was asked to show its support for these Torah mosdos. A Wednesday letter released by the Vaad Harabanim of Baltimore took things a step further, also calling on shuls to hold multiple Megillah readings to limit the number of people at each one and emphasizing the community’s ongoing commitment to mandatory mask-wearing and social distancing. Acknowledging that there are many area residents who have been isolating for months for health reasons, the Vaad called on Baltimoreans to use the mitzvah of mishloach manos to reach out to those who may be struggling with loneliness. “The true power of Purim lies in the achdus of Klal Yisroel,” wrote Rabbi Yaakov Hopfer, president of the Vaad. “In a time

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of such fragmentation, let us each do our own small part in bringing people closer together.”

Eretz Yisroel May Deny Entry to Foreign Post-Pesach Travelers, Warns Advisory A global travel advisory has been issued cautioning the many students, couples and young families in Eretz Yisroel who are expecting to spend Pesach abroad that their return may be in jeopardy because of the pandemic. A joint release issued by Rabbi Zvi Gluck of Amudim, Rabbi Paysach Freedman of Chaim V’Chessed and Rabbi Nechemya Malinowitz of the Yeshiva and Seminary Coalition for Bnei Chul explained that with all foreigners currently banned from entering Eretz Yisroel, there is no way to predict whether anyone will be allowed back into the country after Pesach. This problem could potentially affect all foreign travelers and includes married and single individuals, as well as those holding student visas. Another potential concern is the possibility that only those who received COVID-19 vaccines in Eretz Yisroel or have Israeli documentation proving that they recovered from the virus may be allowed entry. Advocacy efforts to assist Pesach travelers are continuing with the United States Embassy, elected officials and other government agencies all doing their part to help. A Sunday letter from Mir Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Eliezer Yehuda Finkel urged bachurim not to fly home for Pesach because of the possibility that they may not be allowed to return, reported Yeshiva World News. Rabbi Finkel quoted Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky’s recommendation that bachurim remain in yeshivah, albeit with the permission of their parents, and said that arrangements would be made for sedarim, yom tov meals and bein hazmanim in the yeshivah. “As we approach the days of Nissan, I am calling on the talmidei yeshivah from abroad,” wrote Rabbi Finkel. “We are in a period when we don’t know what the next day will bring. And according to the experts, apparently, at this point there is no chance at all that foreigners will be able to return to Eretz Yisroel in the near future — and this after the upheaval, enormous efforts and bittul Torah last year to return the yeshivah bachurim from abroad. Miracles aren’t performed every day and the situation is much worse now. And who knows what another day will bring? “And, therefore, I request that bachurim remain in yeshivah during this period and not leave beis chayeinu at this difficult time. And who knows if new talmidim will come if the veteran ones leave? What will be with the Torah? A wise man anticipates the future and bears the responsibility for the continuation of the yoke of Torah.”

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Cuomo Announces Multiple Openings as Nursing Home Fallout Continues Growing Just months after releasing a book on his leadership lessons on COVID-19 and receiving a prestigious award for his daily press conferences, Governor Andrew Cuomo has found himself in the media spotlight, this time facing accusations instead of adulation. CNBC reported that the chorus of voices in Albany looking to strip Cuomo of the emergency powers he was granted at the start of the pandemic has grown louder, with nine Assembly Democrats signing a letter supporting the move. The United States Department of Justice is conducting a criminal investigation into New York’s underreporting of the state’s coronavirus-related nursing home deaths. The number of fatalities now tops 15,000, while for months, Albany had been placing the number at approximately 8,500. Talk of impeachment is also echoing in the state legislature, with Fox News reporting that the Assembly’s Republican leader, Representative Will Barclay, said that he hopes to set up a bipartisan impeachment committee that would spend 60 days investigating whether Cuomo’s nursing home coverup involved any criminal actions. “Obviously you have the Eastern District of New York U.S. attorney looking into this,” said Barclay. “We have the FBI looking into it. And there’s no reason the state legislature can’t also begin to look into it.” But while the news for the governor was bad, there was reason for optimism among state residents. Citing falling COVID-19 numbers and rising vaccination rates, Cuomo announced that nursing home visitation will once again be permitted statewide. According to the governor, all nursing home residents and staff members at every home across New York have been offered the COVID-19 vaccine, with 73% of nursing home residents vaccinated to date. Department of Health guidelines will allow visitors who receive a negative result on a rapid COVID-19 test into nursing homes, with tests being provided by the state at no charge. Cuomo advised day camp and sleepaway camp operators to begin working on their summer plans, which will be subject to Department of Health guidelines that will be issued in the coming weeks. The governor had more specific details for indoor entertainment centers, which will be allowed to open on March 26 at 25% capacity, and outdoor amusement parks, which will be allowed to open on March 9 at 33% capacity. Facilities will have to submit reopening plans to their local health departments and collect contact information from all customers for potential contact tracing, with face coverings, social distancing and masks required for customers and staff. Other requirements will include health screenings for all patrons, frequent cleaning and disinfection of all high-touch surfaces, increased staffing to ensure compliance, and enhanced air filtration and ventilation for all indoor areas.

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“In New York, we base our decisions on the science and data and adjust as the virus adjusts,” said Cuomo. “With continued decreases in the infection and hospitalization rates, we have been able to take steps toward beginning our post-COVID recovery, and we are excited to now be in a place where we can bring back our recreational industries with safety protocols in place.” Also on a positive note, Cuomo upped the in-person dining limits at New York City restaurants, raising the number from 25% capacity to 35% as of February 26, bringing eateries in the five boroughs closer in line with those in other parts of the state that have been allowed to operate at 50% of their normal capacity. The governor blamed the city’s higher density, as well as its history, for the more stringent regulations. According to Gothamist, 140,000 restaurant jobs have been lost because of the pandemic, and thousands of eateries may not survive. While NYC Hospitality Alliance Executive Director Andrew Rigie called on the governor to allow indoor dining at 50% capacity, others have been more hesitant. A server at one Brooklyn eatery who asked to be identified only as Rebecca said that she wishes that the return of indoor dining would have been postponed for a few more weeks because of health concerns. “All of us feel very let down by the state and the federal government, and we’d like to see at least another month, maybe a little longer, until a lot more people have been vaccinated and to find out more about these variants,” she said.

Masbia Doubling Size of Boro Park and Flatbush Locations as Pesach Nears The pre-Pesach season has always been a busy time for Masbia, but with a 500% increase in demand because of the pandemic, plans are underway to significantly increase the size of both the Boro Park and Flatbush locations. Boro Park 24 reported that Masbia of Boro Park will be renting three floors of an adjacent building, while Masbia of Flatbush will be renting two floors in a storefront located just yards away from its existing location. The moves will allow both locations to double their square footage. The pandemic has had Masbia shifting from its soup kitchen model to round-the-clock outdoor food distributions by appointment only, with areas that were once used as dining rooms pressed into service as warehouses in order to meet the growing demand. Currently, Masbia is providing food for 7,500 families, but according to director Alexander Rapaport, 50,000 families have been trying to make appointments for food pickups. “Before the pandemic, food items lasted for over a month,” said Rapaport. “Now they’re gone in a matter of days. Keeping up with supply has become not only a matter of resources, but of logistics.” Increasing the size of its facilities will allow Masbia to place larger food orders, take advantage of the ability to purchase items by the truckload at discounted rates, and to receive more food donations.

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Trump awarded Limbaugh the Medal of Freedom during his 2020 State of the Union Address. THE IMPACT: Limbaugh’s impact on the political discourse in this country was immense. He gave voice to millions of right-leaning and conservative Americans who believed that the mainstream media was silencing their views. He was unabashedly pro-Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said that “He was a great friend of Israel, and he stood by us through thick and thin, always firm, never wavering.” However, Limbaugh’s rhetoric was also instrumental in popularizing the demonization and mocking of political opponents. Often the insults were personal, and he used terms like “femi-Nazi” and “environmental wackos” to assail his ideological opponents. Rush’s program fed the “us versus them” narrative that plagues American public discourse today. He would offer crude caricatures of his opponent’s positions and make them out as evil “socialists” intent on ruining America. In a Washington Post edito-

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Democrats Introduce US Citizenship Act of 2021 THE PULSE: Senator Bob Menedez (D-NJ) and Amy

Klobuchar (D-MN) introduced President Biden’s comprehensive immigration reform bill to the Senate. California Congresswoman Linda Sanchez introduced the House version. The bill calls for an eight-year citizenship pathway for illegal immigrants in the country prior to January 1, 2021. It also calls for expanding legal immigration through the issuing of green cards and work visas. It removes obstacles for asylum seekers and improves protections for migrant workers. It includes funding for technology improvements at border crossings and increased aid to incentivize the Northern Triangle countries of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to fight gang violence and corruption in the region. The bill does not include funding for the border wall. It seeks to roll back Trump-era policies on those caught in the U.S. illegally and puts an end to the requirement that children be detained with their parents when facing deportation proceedings. THE IMPACT: Republican critics decried the bill as a “return to the radical left-wing policies that will incentivize illegal immigration and promote an unending flood of foreign nationals into the United States.” It is improbable that Democrats can muster the ten Republican votes needed to support the bill in its current form and avoid a Senate filibuster. Menedez, a member of the bipartisan 2013 “Gang of 8” and the 2018 “Gang of 6” that attempted to pass immigration reform, said that in the past Democrats “capitulated too quickly to fringe voices who have refused to accept the humanity and contributions of immigrants to our country and dismiss everything … as amnesty.” He said that “We know the path forward will demand negotiations with others. But we’re not going to make concessions out of the gate.”

Biden Administration Agrees to Iran Talks THE PULSE: The Biden administration announced that

America stands ready to begin talks with Iran about reviving the Iran Nuclear deal. State Department Spokesperson Ned Price said that the U.S. was open to accepting an

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invitation from the European Union to meet with Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China and Iran to discuss the deal. Iran has threatened to bar UN inspectors from its nuclear sites unless the U.S. lifts its sanctions. The Biden administration has said that Iran must first return to compliance before sanctions are lifted. However, in a nod to the Iranians, the Biden administration agreed to stop pursuing snapback sanctions on Iran at the UN and lifted travel restrictions on Iranian government officials. On Sunday, national security adviser Jake Sullivan said that the U.S. was in talks with Iran about the fate of Americans detained in the Islamic Republic. When asked about the nuclear deal, Sullivan said that “the ball is in their court.” THE IMPACT: Sullivan reiterated that Biden is “prepared to go to the table to talk to the Iranians about how we get strict constraints back on their nuclear program. That offer still stands because we believe diplomacy is the best way to do it. Iran has not yet responded.” In comments to the Munich Security Conference, President Biden reiterated his position that diplomacy was the best option for stopping Iran’s nuclear ambitions. He said that “we’re prepared to reengage in negotiations with the P5+1 on Iran’s nuclear program.” But in a candid admission that the nuclear deal in its current form does not go far enough to constrain Iran, he said, “We must also address Iran’s destabilizing activities across the Middle East, and we’re going to work in close cooperation with our European and other partners as we proceed.” Biden’s announcement received criticism from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who said that “going back to the old agreement will pave Iran’s path to a nuclear arsenal.” However, Netanyahu noted that “Israel is in close contact with the United States on this matter.”

Biden Calls Netanyahu THE PULSE: President Joe Biden reached out to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu last week in a phone call that lasted two hours. Topics ranged from the Iranian threat, to Israel’s improved ties with Muslim counties, to Israel’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Biden spoke with Netanyahu in November after winning the election, and both leaders described the conversation as warm. However, speculation mounted that Biden was purposely giving Netanyahu the cold shoulder when he chose to prioritize phone conversations with other world leaders after assuming office. Former Middle East negotiator Aaron David Miller theorized that Biden was hitting the reset button with Netanyahu. He pointed out that Biden had once written, “Bibi, I don’t agree with a thing you say, but I love you.” Miller argued that Biden was making a break with Trump-era policies and that “Biden is likely to be a pro-Israeli president but not necessarily a pro-Netanyahu one.” However, White House press secretary Jan Psaki pointed out that even before the Biden-Netanyahu phone call, the administration was “having constant conversations at many levels with the Israelis.” She also insisted that the first Middle East leader Biden would reach out to would be Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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The Kutim, particularly, had grievances against the Yidden. First it was the lions of the Jewish land that made the lives of the Kutim miserable by attacking them, showing that Eretz Yisroel would not tolerate their evil ways. But once they’d undergone milah and had been taught Torah, the land had accepted them. The people, however, were a different story. Even though the chachamim had been forced to teach Torah to the Kutim, they’d done so with bitter tears. Had it not been for the orders of Sancheriv, king of Assyria — who’d exiled Yidden from the northern portion of Eretz Yisroel and brought in these people to replace them — the chachamim would have never shared the holy words with the heathens. The sages knew that the Kutim weren’t motivated to learn Torah for the right reasons, and therefore, they taught them only the basics: that Hashem controls the world and everything in it, that there are seven mitzvos incumbent upon all of mankind, and that Eretz Yisroel is holy. Nevertheless, the Kutim believed themselves to be truly converted, to be Yidden in every sense. And they did behave as pious Yidden in many aspects — but they also engaged in avodah zara as they’d always done. Their lives were a confusing mixture of Torah and idolatry. Over the years, the Kutim became numerous, and as their evil ways became known, they became a thorn in the side of the Yidden.

FROM BAVEL TO PERSIA

The political climates that both the Kutim and the Yidden lived through included the fall of Sancheriv, and later, the rise of Nevuchadnetzar, king of Bavel. Nevuchadnetzar swooped in and wreaked havoc upon the Jewish people and destroyed the Beis Hamikdash. Ten thousand Yidden — including the members of the Sanhedrin — were exiled, forced to resettle in Bavel. For the Kutim this was a boon, for they believed that they were the true Yidden and that Har Gerizim was chosen as the site of supreme holiness. As an expression of their confused religious practices, they built a temple on the mountain and placed inside it the image of a bird, which they called Nergal and worshipped. They had no need for the Yidden’s Beis Hamikdash. The Babylonian empire lost control over Eretz Yisroel when Belshatzar, a successor of Nevuchadnetzar, made one incredibly foolish move: After a battle in which an attack on his rule failed, Belshatzar rejoiced by drinking from vessels of the Beis Hamikdash. Belshatzar believed that the failed attack corresponded with the end of the prophesied 70-year span of Jewish exile. He thought that because his kingdom hadn’t fallen with this attack, it meant that redemption would never come to the Yidden and that the Beis Hamikdash would never be rebuilt.

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In celebration, Belshatzar brazenly gathered Hashem’s holy vessels and filled them with drink to sate himself. But as he rejoiced, a hand appeared at the palace wall, writing the chilling words “me’nei, me’nei, tekeil u’farsein — measured, measured, weighed and divided.” Daniel Hatzaddik — who’d been appointed as an adviser to the king — interpreted this to mean that Belshatzar’s authority would be taken from him and given over to the very ones whose failed attack he was rejoicing: Koresh, the king of Persia, who had formed an alliance with Daryavesh, king of the Medes, through marrying his daughter. That very night, Belshatzar was killed by one of his own servants, who then informed Daryavesh and Koresh of what he had done. The allied kings arrived at the palace and slaughtered every member of the household — aside from one little girl, the daughter of Belshatzar, on whom Daryavesh had compassion: a little girl named Vashti.

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A SUPPORTIVE KING Daryavesh brought the young Vashti to his son-in-law’s palace in Persia, where Koresh allowed her to mature before giving her in marriage to his son, Achashverosh. For this reason, it was the newly appointed king, Achashverosh, with whom the Kutim cast their lot. Though his father Koresh hadn’t done the Kutim any favors, they hoped Achashverosh would be different. While Koresh had given more than 40,000 Yidden permission to return to Eretz Yisroel and begin rebuilding the Beis Hamikdash, Achashverosh certainly could be swayed by his wife Vashti. How could she bear to see the rebuilding of what her great-grandfather, Nevuchadnetzar, had destroyed? Surely she would convince Achashverosh to halt construction of the Second Beis Hamikdash. And so, the anti-Semites in Eretz Yisroel all contributed their ideas of what to include in the letter that was penned by Shimshai the Scribe — son of the notorious Haman Harasha.

A POISONOUS PASSION Haman and his wicked children had their own grudge against the Yidden. As direct descendants of Agag — king of the Amaleikim, who had been almost completely annihilated by Shaul Hamelech — Haman’s family desired nothing more than to see the Yidden suffer and ultimately perish. On a spiritual level, of course, the Amaleikim’s hatred had no root in physicalities; it was a hatred definable only in ruchniyus terms. Therefore, the Kutim’s agenda fit well with that of Haman’s family. But unlike the Kutim, Haman wouldn’t be satisfied with any less than the wholesale slaughter of the Jewish people. Thankfully for him, Achashverosh was amenable to issuing stop-work orders on the Beis Hamikdash, and was actually thrilled to later have Haman plan the genocide of the entire Jewish community.

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How much pain can a single heart bear? How much sorrow can one soul suffer? For the king’s unwilling bride, life looked bleak. Orphaned of her parents, exiled from her land and forced to wed against her wishes, Esther Hamalkah suffered, constantly carrying the pain of galus in her heart. When first she was taken to the palace grounds, Mordechai Hatzaddik, who had raised her, would check on her welfare, knowing that she initially suffered from depression over her dire circumstances. But despite the misery she felt over being taken by the non-Jewish king, she forged on, knowing that she was destined for greatness. Through her, she knew, the redemption of the Jewish people would come. And it did, through the miracles related in Megillas Esther and throughout the teachings of Chazal.

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A HAPPY ENDING? Haman was hanged. The Yidden rejoiced. And Achashverosh… taxed the people? Though the Yad Hashem had operated so clearly, Achashverosh refused to be touched by the miracles that had unfolded. He continued in his sinful ways, not deviating one iota from his typical behavior. And while the general population of Yidden rejoiced in their salvation, one Jewess remained captive in the Persian palace: For Esther, there was no personal yeshuah. Though her people had been saved from brutal annihilation — and she gave thanks for that — Esther Hamalkah was forced to continue living with an evil man who had no compassion toward the Yidden. With the removal of Haman and his henchmen, there certainly had been a de-escalation in the lifethreatening situation of the Yidden, but it still remained precarious. Mordechai Hatzaddik felt unable to step down from his government position as adviser to the king, aware that doing so would cause him to lose unique leverage on the government’s stance toward the Yidden. By holding a position in the king’s court, he was granted the ability to defuse any anti-Semitic plans before they spiraled out of hand. This was a situation of hatzalas nefashos, and nobody could fill his shoes. Of course, Mordechai Hatzaddik yearned to spend his time learning in the beis midrash and conferring with the Sanhedrin, but because he understood that one could never take moments of peace for granted when an anti-Semite was in power, the time spent doing what he loved was diminished. Neither Esther nor Mordechai was blessed with immediate pleasure in the aftermath of the Megillah’s story — after all, neither of them was where they wanted to be. It wasn’t a neat and clean “happy ending.” No, life was not pleasant for these pure and holy people. They gave up everything — all personal hopes and desires — but they did so because they knew that they were vital to Klal Yisroel and that Hashem had given them each a mission. They understood that their tachlis was bigger than personal happiness, and they never lost sight of that. This message was passed down to us in the Megillah itself, which bears no mention of Hashem’s name, because life is about finding Hashem even when He can’t be clearly seen, even when days are dark.

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With her far-reaching vision, Esther Hamalkah understood that her role was so important to Klal Yisroel that it was worth all personal sacrifice. She understood that by giving her aspirations to Hashem and making His will her only goal, another great salvation would occur. And this would come through the child born to her and King Achashverosh. Little Daryavesh II, named for his greatgrandfather, Daryavesh, king of the Medes, was born in the midst of the Megillah’s happenings. Though he was certainly groomed to be a Persian king, and likely received little to no Jewish education due to his anti-Semitic father, his pintele Yid still burned. Those Jewish sympathies clearly came into play after Achashverosh’s death. One fascinating slice of history is brought to life by a papyrus scroll that was discovered on the Eygptian island of Elephantine more than a century ago. It sheds light on Daryavesh’s sympathies with Torah-true Judaism in the early years of his reign. On the papyrus, a Jewish man wrote to his brother who lived on the island that King Daryavesh, in the fifth year of his reign, instructed the Jews to observe the yom tov of Pesach with all its stringencies. The Yidden there, according to historians, largely appeared not to have followed the laws of Torah. Therefore, it may be deduced that this papyrus was Daryavesh’s way of coercing them to do teshuvah. King Daryavesh used his power in an even greater manner by overturning some of his father’s orders. Achashveroh refused to allow construction on the Beis Hamikdash to resume, but with his passing, Daryavesh inherited the throne — and with it, the right to enact law. Four years later, the Second Beis Hamikdash was standing.

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Miracles are constantly unfolding around us, and though days may appear dark and the future may sometimes seem bleak, Hashem’s Hand is constantly moving puzzle pieces into place. Throughout our rich history, we Yidden have been urged repeatedly to do teshuvah and come closer to Hashem. When we have listened, we have seen glory; when we have not, we have seen downfall. We’ve lived through the destruction of Bayis Rishon and Bayis Sheini, through exiles and redemption. Now, we pray for the third and final Beis Hamikdash and the ingathering of exiles. Let’s look for Hashem in the darkness.

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IT’S THE TIME OF YEAR THAT WE ALL — IN TANDEM — DO THIS ENDEARINGLY FUNNY DANCE. It starts like this: Purim’s coming! Let’s run along on our collective quest to find a bunch of somethings to express our love, friendship and appreciation to our nearest and dearest. You’re hunting down the perfect shade of purple, and I’m agonizing over my mini babka count, but it’s all the same kazatzka, right? Of course. Then, all it takes is one sugar-glazed day. As one, we do a sharp about-face. As one, we scuttle right back down the same path we’ve just labored up, shoving mountains of food ahead of us. The tempo speeds up to a frenetic pace because everything must go out, out, OUT! Do you need twelve mini babkas? In frantic unison, we host chometz parties. We forcibly consume whatever’s in the very back of our pantries, even the lemon wafers that no one likes, because Pesach is coming, and woe to us on that day of judgment! And behold! Now comes the most intricate part of this dance, one that calls for us to perform figure 8s around treasures of Red 40, Yellow 5 and Yellow 6 — treasures guarded by little people who be young, but fierce. What of the sweets our kids are hoarding? Do we let them indulge? Dump the stuff? Buy them off? Should our kids be permitted to enjoy their loot with parental supervision, or must the monster be banished, no questions asked? I set off to find out. I corner my neighbors at the bus stop first. What strikes me then, and continues as a running theme the more women I question, is their absolute readiness. No one asks me why I’m thinking Purim already. No one hesitates with their replies. No hedging, “I don’t know, what do you do?” Because when our kids’ health and hyperactivity levels are at stake, we Yiddishe mammes have our dance steps down pat. Ruchy L., mother of a young, budding brood, says her kids are too young to get that much nosh; their collec-

tions are mainly culled from their the mishloach manos they receive from their rebbeim and teachers. She lets them eat some treats on Purim itself. “It’s not that exciting afterward anyway, and I can snitch a few things I don’t want them to eat without them being any the wiser. “But if you want to hear from experience,” she adds, “ask her.” And she points to Ruchy H., who is just leaving her house with her youngest. Ruchy is mother to a big bunch and has already passed the bar mitzvah–making milestone. “I go to the prize store,” she says comfortably. This enterprising mother prepares a veritable prize store for her kids, who use their loads of junk as currency to buy the tchatchkes. “I once spent over $40 on the stuff!” Her smile tells me she considers this money well spent. Done trading our tricks, both Ruchys and I do our mommy duty of bashing the nosh market, while my inner child listens with a rancorous smirk. I mean, who drooled over Crazy Hair and paint nosh, like, yesterday? S.K. shares her take with me on the way in from taking her mezhinikel off his bus. Mrs. K. has married off several children already, and she really doesn’t sweat

Purim. Each of her kids has their own box and goes through it methodically. “It gets less exciting as time goes on. They even throw away the really junky stuff themselves — they don’t even like it.” She pulls a face. “But you probably want to hear from other mothers who have a real system in place!”

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Of course not, I tell her. I want to learn from every type of mother out there by hearing what works for them. It’s time to widen the net, and I reach out to friends and acquaintances, old and new. Tzurty B. says her kids end up eating most of their nosh, but she does try to skim some off the top. “If my kids get sweets that come in a pack, let’s say, I’ll sneak some away when they don’t see. And some of the stuff always ends up staying in the car after Purim day deliveries, and they’re forgotten!” That’s how this whirlwind of activity maintains the balance. My friend M.W. trades the nosh her kids bring home

S.G., a cousin of mine, really preps her kids on what to expect. They know their nosh will be stored in separate bags in Mommy’s room, and every Shabbos between Purim and Pesach, they’ll get to choose their personal Shabbos party. “With the stuff that I strongly believe isn’t food, I explain to them why they can’t eat it, and then I discard it. Whatever’s left Erev Pesach and is not chometz goes into the family nosh box.” Prevention — or, in this case, preparation — is worth a pound of cure. I’m also impressed with how S.G. runs the show on Purim itself. “I make sure the kids have enough solid food in them so they don’t subsist solely on junk. They wake up early and have breakfast, and we have a big fleishig meal pretty early in the day as well. I have the younger ones ask before they have nosh, though I let them eat it. I find it tempers the temptation somewhat. And I explain to the older ones about overindulging and leave it up to them.” Another cousin, G.B., buys off her kids’ collections and passes them on to Bikur Cholim. But apparently, it doesn’t always get there! “I once discovered the entire stash in the seforim closet that my husband must’ve transferred from the car.” My friend Leah Weinberger says it’s a free-for-all on Purim in her house — after her kids have eaten normal food. “But whatever stays over gets used for Shabbos, one nosh per kid per week. And,” she says, summing it up well, “hoarding the nosh and looking at it is half the fun!” I absolutely love the way my cousin, Sossy L., rolls with the punches. I give her my spiel about kids and nosh, and she says “Yeah, I tried to buy it off from them last year; I offered them a quarter apiece.” Knowing her crew, I’m shocked. “Did they go for that?” “Nah.” She laughs. “They said, ‘Give us a dollar apiece!’ It wasn’t worth it for me...” And they lived happily ever after. And so should we, whether our kids end up eating their nosh or not. Because we’re all part of the same, happy dance in which we nurture our families as best we can, and even as we improvise our steps to suit our family’s unique styles and needs, it’s still the same hora in the end. Ah freilichen Purim!

And behold! Now comes the most intricate part of this dance, one that calls for us to perform figure 8s around treasures of Red 40, Yellow 5 and Yellow 6.

for healthier alternatives. M. is part of a large, vibrant family, and her kids consistently get the latest on the market from Babby and elter-Babby. “They have healthy nosh out there, like YumEarth lollies and the new Bob Snail fruit roll-ups. I also find that Israeli ice cream is less junky, as they use cane sugar instead of corn syrup and no artificial coloring. My kids already know how many spoonfuls they can get for whichever nosh they trade in.” I love her resourcefulness! Toby G. offers her kids a choice: They can either sell their sweets to Mommy, or they can eat one nosh per day until the stash is gone. And, cleverly, “If they choose the second option, I don’t leave the nosh out. Usually after a week or so they forget about it, and I throw it out at a later date.”

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Supplies List 1. Face paint cakes (looks like watercolor paint). I use Snazaroo. They are available in Toys4U and in craft shops in a variety of colors. 2. Face paint brushes: 1 thick and 1 thin (Regular ones can be used as long as you have a fine-tip paint brush and a thicker one.) 3. Face paint sponge (If you get a round one, cut it in half so you have a straight edge.) 4. Spray bottle with a mist spray nozzle 5. Paper towel 6. A cup of water 7. Baby wipes

How to Start 1. Lay out your supplies on a paper towel. 2. From a few inches away, spray all your paints, sponges and paint brushes. 3. To load a paintbrush, make sure your paint and brush are very moist but not dripping; spray them with water until they’re moist enough. Rub your brush on its sides back and forth on the paint, until you have a nice amount of paint on it. If it is too dry, add more water by spraying or by slightly dipping the tip of your brush into the cup of water. 4. Before using a loaded brush, wipe off any extra water that gathers on the handle at the end of the tip so it won’t drip onto the face you’re painting. 5. To load a sponge, the sponge and the paint have to be really moist. Use the spray bottle to moisten them. Then take the sponge and rub it back and forth, until there is enough paint on it. 6. When painting or sponging over the eyes, tell your model to close their eyes softly, like they would be sleeping, so that there won’t be creases in the paint. Don’t press too hard on the eyes; rather apply a few layers to achieve the right thickness. It is better to use a sponge over the eyes than a paint brush.

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Tips 1. Sponges and paint should have the right amount of water and paint so that you won’t have light, cracking, watery or mushy strokes. 2. Try out your sponge or brush on your hand for the desired consistency. 3. Spraying is much safer than dipping your sponge or brush in water. 4. Use a thin brush for thin strokes and use less hand pressure; for thicker strokes, use a thicker brush and slightly more hand pressure. 5. Use a thicker brush or a sponge to cover large areas. 6. When using a sponge to cover an area, pull the sponge onto the area with slight pressure and then dab to get it evenly layered. 7. To create straight lines with a sponge, use the sponge’s straight edges.

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Clown 1. 1.

Sketch a square around each eye, with a triangle on top of it coming over the eyebrows. Fill it using a sponge when working over the eyes.

2. 2.

Next, add the detail in over the yellow. a. Outline the top of the triangle. b. Underneath the top of the triangle toward the eyes, draw small polka dots by gently poking the tip of your brush straight into the face. c. A little below the eyes, draw a zigzag design, with a long streak coming down the cheek. To do this, pull your paintbrush back and forth in a downward motion, and pull down after three strokes.

3. 3.

Next paint the mouth and nose. a. Draw a red circle over the nose. b. To create the mouth, sketch a big half circle from near the end of one ear until near the end of the other. Sketch an arch above the top lip and fill in the mouth area to create a grand smile. Add two small circles at the ends of the smile.

4. 4.

Draw a small curve on the nose and on the two circles at the ends of the smile.

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Tiger 1. Sponge the middle of the face white, just around the lips 1. and eyes. 2. Sponge the rest of the face yellow, until the ears and 2. under the chin. 3. Blend by gently dabbing the area where the two colors 3. meet, adding more paint as necessary. (If this step is too difficult, the tiger will look great without it.) 4. If you don’t have gray paint, use a mix of black and white. 4. Sponge in a small muzzle between the nose and the mouth. 5. 5. a. Draw a straight line over the tip of the nose. Paint the tip of the nose black, filling in around the nostrils. b. Draw the outline of a small triangle from the bottom of the nose to the top lip. c. Ask your model to keep his mouth open and paint the top lip. You can now fill in the triangle underneath the nose. d. Add three dots on each side of the triangle, by gently pushing your fully loaded brush directly onto the face. 6. 6. a. Now we will begin drawing the lines. For all lines, gently pull your brush while carefully twisting it back and forth as you pull. When your line is long enough, lessen the pressure on your brush and leave off with a flick. (You may want to try it on your hand first to get the right stroke.) Regular wavy lines are just as good. b. For this step, draw five lines coming out from under the chin to under the mouth. The ends should be a bit thinner. 7. Using the instructions in 6a, draw the lines coming from the gray muzzle out across the cheek. 7. 8. 8. Draw one straight line from top of the forehead until the eyebrows. Draw two slanted lines on each side of the straight lines.(Vary the lengths of the lines for a very real effect.)

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a. Sponge a circle at the center of the forehead toward the top. b. Sponge a circle on the eyelid, dragging it until about an inch over the eyebrows. c. Sponge the area from above the top lip until the nose, about 3 inches across. 2. Starting at either side of the nose, just under the bridge, and 2. ending at the side of the lip, draw a crescent on each side. 3. 3. a. For whiskers, starting at the corner of the white sponged area between the nose and mouth, draw a curve, arched upward, that extends until just after the pink area. b. Draw another curve at the bottom corner of the white sponged area, arching downward. Draw a third curve, slightly arched downward in the middle of the two. c. Repeat steps a and b on the other side. d. Draw a rectangle, from the lower lip until almost the end of the chin, and fill it in well. Mouth should be kept open until the paint dries. 4. 5. a. Starting close to the tip of one eye, draw a twirl upward. Draw another wider and longer twirl under it, going in the opposite direction. b. Right under the bottom twirl, dab another three short lines (Press the side of the brush into the face) with each starting lower than the next. c. Repeat steps a and b on the other side. d. Draw two tiny whiskers coming out on either side of the white area on the forehead. Then, add groups of three dainty dots going around the border, by very lightly touching the face with the tip of the brush. 5. 5. a. Draw a line from the tip of the nose above the upper lip. Add three polka dots to either side of the line by gently poking the paintbrush into the face. b. Outline the sides and bottom of the rectangle on the chin and then draw a thin line through the center.

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Butterfly 4. 1. a. Starting from the top of the nose, make a curved line going high into the forehead. Take your brush, and place it where you started the other line. Go under the eye and meet the high line on the forehead. b. Repeat step a around the other eye. 4. Underneath the shape drawn in step 1, draw a half circle around 2. each cheekbone, with the two ends hitting the top shape. 4. Ask your model to close his eyes, and gen3. tly fill in the outer sides of each butterfly wing. 4. While the model’s eyes are closed, gently fill in the inner sides of the but4. terfly wings. Take a clean sponge and dab it on the line where the pink and the white meet, adding more paint as necessary. (This step is not necessary if it’s too difficult.) 5. 4. a. Outline the butterfly shape, with an extra stroke applied to the top. Don’t outline the center near the nose. b. Start at the center between the two eyebrows and draw a wide stroke that gets wider as you reach above the tip of the nose. c. Draw two inward curls a half inch above the line drawn in 5b. 4. 6. a. Gently dab a few soft polka dots at either bottom corner of the butterfly. b. Starting at the tips of the wings, draw three lines, slightly curved inward that end at the eyebrows. Vary the lengths. c. At the sides, between the top and bottom half of the butterfly, draw two twirls, which meet at that point, going in opposite directions.

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n the world of kosher wine, no season compares to the late winter months of Adar and Nissan. The weeks leading to Purim and Pesach, when wine plays such an integral role in our festivities, see producers, wholesalers and retailers deal with a significant increase in sales and an influx of customers who mostly eschew wine year-round. A visit to the wine store can be intimidating for the uninitiated, so we reached out to Royal Wine’s Manager of Wine Education Gabriel Geller for a guide to Purim wine, both for drinking and gift-giving. Our first question is, of course: What should people drink on Purim? “Before I offer suggestions,” Gabriel begins, “I must note that no one should feel pressured to consume anything they’re not comfortable with; it can be unsafe, unhealthy, and ruin your Purim. Now, for those who don’t drink regularly, I would advise that they enjoy a light, more pleasant wine; perhaps a white wine like our Pacifica Riesling. And for someone who’s looking to get tipsy, here’s a word of advice: Don’t mix wines, and definitely don’t mix wine with

other forms of alcohol.” To more frequent wine consumers, or oenophiles (yup, that’s a real word, pronounced ee-nuh-file. Webster Dictionary: a lover or connoisseur of wine), Gabriel suggests skipping the heavier red wines that are generally part of yom tov meals, and not spending the day tasting new varieties. Not only is it unlikely that they’ll remember what the wines tasted like, but it also doesn’t provide the familiarity that drinkers can rely on to know how a wine will affect them. He also advises both regulars and first-timers to stay away from overly sweet wines, which can cause nausea and vomiting, in addition to being higher in sugar content and calories. When drinking a greater amount than usual, Gabriel reminds Purim revelers to drink lots of fluids. Alcohol is a diuretic that can dehydrate the body, leading to a host of problems including the dreaded next-morning hangover. Personally, he likes to eat pickles on Purim as they are packed with electrolytes (in addition to being delicious, of course) that help the body retain fluids. As Royal Wine’s leading public face, Gabriel’s job often comes with a seemingly paradoxical responsibility to educate people to slow down or stop drinking entirely. On Purim it is important to remember that less is more, and to stop before things get out of hand. He suggests that someone who wants to take on drinking on Purim should try lighter wines like rosés and champagnes. Not only are they easier on the body, but the carbonation can help one get tipsy

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faster as well as recover from it more quickly. For first-timer drinkers, this also makes it more likely that they’ll enjoy the taste of their Purim drinks. Determining what to drink is one thing, but knowing what to buy is becoming increasingly difficult as the kosher wine market continues to grow and expand. While there are no hard-and-fast rules, it is important to remember that Purim is not the most opportune time for experimentation and discovery. Stick to the basics and what has worked for you in the past. For many, one mystifying part of the wine-shopping experience is whether to buy wines that are mevushal or not. Since it was once common for wine to be poured for avodah zara, Chazal instituted a ban on wine poured by a non-Jew. However, wine that was cooked, or mevushal, was not used

While there are no hard-and-fast rules, it is important to remember that Purim is not the most opportune time for experimentation and discovery. for such practices and is therefore permitted regardless. Today, most of the pricier and upscale kosher wines are nonmevushal, but there are some very quality mevushal options available as well. When buying wine for a Purim meal, there is generally little reason to choose mevushal, but for a mishloach manos gift, mevushal can be the preferred choice if the recipient might be planning to save it for use at a simcha where non-Jews are involved in preparation and serving. Ultimately, mevushal provides practicality even though it might fall short in value and presentability. Whatever you end up choosing this Purim, remember the wise words of the famous Budweiser ads: Enjoy Responsibly! Ah Freilichen Purim!

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FOR AN EMPLOYER OR SUPERIOR For a gift like this, you will want something elegant, popular, neutral enough to be valued by everyone, and moderately priced in the $50 range. Resist the urge to buy an expensive bottle, or it might come back to bite you when it’s time for that raise…

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FOR EMPLOYEES OR COLLEAGUES These gifts are generally sent in bunches, so it’s important to get something universally appreciated. Nobody likes a pretentious gift so keep it modest and classy.

Gabriel’s suggestions: 1. Herzog Variations Five Cabernet Sauvignon

375ml bottle ($12–$15) 2. Château Les Riganes ($10–$15) 3. Ramon Cardova Rioja ($14–$18) 4. Rashi Black ($15–$20)

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Assume the worst and choose something that they’ll appreciate in that case. A great idea is a bottle in a fancy box that can be regifted forward. Another option is a bottle of scotch or whiskey that can be consumed intermittently over months or years.

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1. Herzog Lineage Momentus ($15–$20) 2. Vitkin Pinot Noir ($25–$30) 3. Pacifica Riesling ($15–$20) 4. Bartenura Sparkling Moscato Rosé ($15–$20)

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With fish famously being the mazal of Adar, now is the perfect opportunity to dive in and explore this fascinating creature. Traditionally, fish have been associated with multiplying and bracha, hinting to the idea of marbim b’simcha, increasing joy. Fish have also long symbolized protection from ayin hara, giving yet another reason for Adar being a month of great mazal. FEAR

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Thought you’re alone in your fear of fish? You’re not! Ever wondered how fish Galeophobia, or survive the winter — espefear of sharks, is quite common. cially when their habitat And even if you’re gets all icy and froafraid of small and zen? Contrary to seemingly harmless fish, there’s a name for what you might that. Fear of fish is referred think, the layer of to as ichthyophobia, originating from the Greek ichthys, ice that forms at the which means fish, and photop of a body of water bos, meaning fear.

actually provides the water with insulation and helps it retain its heat. And since warm water sinks in very cold freshwater, fish schools near the bottom remain warm. Some species lie completely dormant, but most fish just gather at the bottom and take a “midwinter break.”

QUEEN OF SPEED With a speed of 68 mph, most consider the sailfish the fastest fish in the ocean. The sailfish is named for its spectacular sail-like fin that spans nearly the entire length of its silver-blue body. Often working in groups, sailfish thrash at and disorder schools of smaller fish, thus allowing the sailfish to easily locate their meals. Their spear-like bills also help slash at prey, shocking them into submission. Finally, sailfish engage their huge fins to create a fence around the smaller fish to prevent them from escaping their clutches.

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SEA SLUMBER The nature of sleep in fish is controversial and continuously researched. While fish don’t sleep like land mammals do, most researchers believe fish do rest. Research shows that fish can reduce their activity yet remain alert to danger. Some fish float in place, while others wedge themselves into a secure spot on the ocean floor. These periods of “subdued activity” may perform the same restorative functions as sleep does to humans.

NOT IN A NAME Don’t be misled by the name, because starfish are actually not fish at all! In fact, the only resemblance they have to fish is that they live underwater. Interestingly, these creatures use seawater, instead of blood, to pump nutrients through their bodies via a water vascular system. Starfish — also known as sea stars — move with tiny tube feet located on the underside of their bodies. Adult sea stars can move at the astonishing speed of one meter per minute, using 15,000 tube feet. That’s fast! And despite their “star” name, not all sea stars have five arms; some of them have ten, twenty or even forty arms!

GEFILTE FISH ORIGINS FROM WHERE DOES THIS JEWISH CULINARY CLASSIC ORIGINATE? AS THE STORY GOES, GEFILTE FISH WAS THE PERFECT SOLUTION TO BOTH A FINANCIAL AND HALACHIC DILEMMA. THE TYPICAL FRUM FAMILY BACK IN EUROPE COULDN’T AFFORD TO SERVE FISH AT EVERY SHABBOS MEAL, SO THEY CAME UP WITH GEFILTE FISH! THE WOMEN WOULD GRIND THE FLESH AND BONES TOGETHER WITH INEXPENSIVE INGREDIENTS, THEN STUFF THE MIXTURE BACK INTO THE SKIN FOR BAKING (HENCE THE WORD GEFILTE, YIDDISH FOR “STUFFED”). EVENTUALLY THEY STOPPED STUFFING THE SKIN AND SIMPLY FORMED BALLS FOR STEAMING OR BOILING. ADDITIONALLY, THIS METHOD OF PREPARATION MADE IT POSSIBLE TO AVOID BORER, SINCE THE FISH NO LONGER HAD BONES THAT NEEDED TO BE REMOVED BEFORE EATING.

FISH TALK According to New Zealand Marine Sciences Society, the undersea world isn’t as quiet as we think. Marine scientist Shahriman Ghazali found that fish communicate with noises such as grunts and pops by vibrating their swim bladder. And why the talk? Fish are believed to communicate for different reasons, such as to scare off predators. Also noteworthy is that fish that can’t talk can often hear very well. Like your goldfish, for instance. You might be out of luck communicating with it, but while goldfish are unable to produce sound, they do have excellent hearing.

FISH IT OUT FISH IS CONSIDERED A SUPERFOOD — AND FOR GOOD REASON! FISH IS PACKED WITH NUTRIENTS THAT MANY PEOPLE LACK, INCLUDING QUALITY PROTEIN AND IODINE. FATTY FISH BOAST OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS AND VITAMIN D. FURTHERMORE, MANY OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES POINT TO FISH AS A GREAT SOURCE OF NUTRIENTS FOR OPTIMUM BRAIN AND HEART FUNCTION. A STUDY PUBLISHED BY OXIDATIVE MEDICINE AND CELLULAR LONGEVITY SHOWS THAT OMEGA-3 ACIDS FOUND IN FISH CAN CURE DEPRESSION, AND THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NUTRITION SHOWS PROMISING STUDIES TO TREAT ASTHMA WITH FISH. DUE TO THESE HEALTH BENEFITS AND MORE, THE DIETARY GUIDELINES FOR AMERICANS RECOMMENDS AT LEAST EIGHT OUNCES OF FISH WEEKLY.

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‫פרשת תצוה‬

What a trek…

Here! A looong way we’ve got.

What a journey!

Oy, this is hard!

What’s here? Here’s the big town!

Let’s follow the houses in order, so we don’t miss even one.

Yeah, sure, sure, we’re not missing even one.

I don’t see anything. Where’s here? Here!

Rachmanim bnei rachmanim… Tzedakah, tzedakah!

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Wait, there’s a small grocery here. I’m going in to get myself something to eat with this coin I got.

No, no! I have food in my bag! Oh, it must have gone bad already.

Tzedakah, tzedakah… Rachmanim bnei rachmanim…

Go to the grocery and get yourself a good meal. Why should you eat bread that’s been sitting in your bag for three days?

What are we collecting for, huh??

To waste it on food right away?

We were both paupers. We made our rounds in the cities and collected money. How are you on your way to riches while I’m still povertystricken?

A while later: This time we won’t go together, my friend. I’m off to buy fabric with the sum I collected over time.

How can it be?

I worked all the years to get to this moment. I didn’t waste even one coin. And you…?

It is simple, my friend...

WHAT DOES THIS TELL US? )’‫ כ‬,‫“להעלות נר תמיד” (כ”ז‬ The ner tamid that the Kohen Gadol lit in the Menorah of the Beis Hamikdash symbolizes the Torah, as the pasuk tells us: “For a mitzvah is a candle, and Torah is light.” We have to utilize the precious time we have on Earth for Torah-learning and mitzvos. A person who wastes his time will be left empty-handed, but when one uses his time well — the minutes add up, then the hours, and the days… until he accumulates tremendous rewards in Shamayim. (The Dubno Maggid)

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Family name: _________________________________ Phone: __________________ Full mailing address: ____________________________________________________ Full name of winner: _________________ Amount of points: __________ Full names of competing players:

List some words only the winner found:

__________________________________

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4-letter words: 2 points

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5-letter words: 3 points

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6-letter words: 5 points

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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

BOGGLE WINNER Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Preis, 347-xxx-8475

7 5

Names of competing players: Tzirel, Babby

A new word learned from the board: faun

BOGGLE WINNER

6 8 1 4 1 5

Amount of points: 22

The longest word found on the board: panoramic

Name of winner: Goldie

Some words only the winner found: brief, epic, ionic, thee

8 1 9 2 8 5 4 6 6

3 7 2 5

Bring this page in to the Judaica Corner to claim your $15 gift card.

Family name: Glatzer, 718-xxx-0821

INTERMEDIATE

Name of winner: Mommy Amount of points: 13

Names of competing players: Breiny, Menucha, Leah Some words only the winner found: laugh, loaf, orbit, vial

3 8

The longest word found on the board: vineyard A new word learned from the board: mien Last week’s nine-letter word: panoramic

3 9 1 2 4 2 1 3 7

1 5 4 7 2 6 8 9 1 3 2

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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SIX 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.

Malka Dina Neiman, 10, Viznitz

Chaya Gitty Straus, 8, Satmar

Chana Ruchy Schlussel, 8, Bobov-45

Malky Galandauer, 4, Viznitz

Shlomo Chaim Bernstein, 7, Darkei Chaim

Esther Baumwolspiner, 9, Bobov-45

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.

Yitzy Tenenbaum

Yanky Steinmetz, 7

Mutty Schlesinger, 5, pool, police, house

Family Friedman, table and chair

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See what Brooklyn kids can do!

Esty Portugal

Esther Chavy, 8, Chana Malky, 6, Toby, 5, Wachsman

Ari Steinmetz, 5.5, ‫פרעה‬

‫משה ביי‬

Avrumy Noe, 6

‫ חיים סג”ל מיט נפתלי ראטענבערג‬- ‫מכת בכורות‬

Pessy Goldstein

Mendy and Shmiel Rubin

Yechiel and Rivky Weber

‫ משי איינהארן‬,‫יעקב יוסי‬

Chaim B. Landau, 7, speaker, piano, wire

Avrohom Chaim and Yossi Schachter

Blimi and Meyer Wieder

Volvi Berger

Family Danziger

Chany Padwa, 2, and Perela Schiff, 6

‫משי שטיין‬

Family Lieber

Yitzchok Hirschfeld, 4

‫ אסתי פארגעס‬,‫ ברוך‬,‫ מעכי‬.‫ צפרדע‬- ‫פרשת וארא‬

Miri Goldberger, 3

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Classifieds FOR SALE 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 NEOCATE BABY FORMULA now avail. $25 a can, call 347.369.4886 (we also pick up Ur extra’s for a good price). WINTER SOLUTIONS enjoy smooth and silky hands throughout the winter. 718851-5156 FUR COAT brand new size x-small $1300 call 646 395-7080 HAIR ACCESSORIES Fashion forward hair accessories at old fashioned prices. Check out our collection headsupshoppe. com. Text 347-201-0624 or email headsupshoppe@ gmail.com to place your order. FURNITURE FOR SALE Sofa in cashmere velvet with stunning walnut legs. Dinette set. White wood and beautiful sand color leather upholstery a 48’’ round table. Unique chandelier. One of a kind piece with 2 matching sconces. Beautiful pottery barn crib small dresser and matching bunk bed with trundle in white 39” (mattresses not included) also a 39” bed and large armoire with drawers from ikea for $175 For sale 718-4386349

REAL ESTATE CUSTOM HOME FSBO stunning 6,500sf Custom Home- 6 bedroom 7 bathroom. Ave J East 4th Serious Buyers ONLY 3.1M text 917-288-1418

4 BEDROOM 45 St. bet. 9-10, 1st floor. 1.5 bath, plenty closet space. $2400. 929.454.5354

3 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED 15&47 3br 1,1/2 bath 3rd fl. Kitchen d.r. front porch pls call 718-853-1845

1 BDR. BSMT 15/42, high ceiling large kitchen, ch/kallah long/short term. linen & amenities avail. 347-668-3445

SHORT TERM RENTAL Book your reservations for simchas, weekends etc. linen & towels included. call: 718851-8520

18/55-UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom beautiful kitchen &bath,w/porch. MIC,chosen/ kallah,1 flt up.718-232-6568Lv msg

WEST PALM BEACH condo for sale ONLY $109K,new condition,1 bedrm Call 718-930-1648/1919

FURNISHED APT FIRST FLOOR 17 61 brand new stunning chosen Kalla apart call 7183078353 SPACE NEEDED Seeking an open spacious room or suite suitable for a fitness gym in the central Boro Park area. Please reply to cwolo10@gmail.com with pictures and price quotes. Alternatively you can call 3475279925 PESACH IN TANNERSVILLE: LARGE HOUSE IN TANNERSVILLE NEW YORK FOR RENT Commercial Kitchen, 15 bedrooms, near lots of attractions, 2.5 hours from Brooklyn, 1.5 Hours from Monsey. call/ text/Whatsapp Kalman 514.991.9369. JFINDER.COM Buy, sell, or rent your next home at JFINDER.COM, a real estate platform for the heimish communities. 3 BEDROOM APT 15/43 st. , 3 bedroom , 2 bathroom, porch , 1 flight up. Call -718-473-4657 TOMS RIVER House available for weekends and Pesach. 7 bedrooms, linen & towels provided. 2 minute walk to shul. Please text: 917-300-8949

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MIAMI BEACH 41 St. & Collins, newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 347.760.0570 NEW SMALL OFFICES 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, elevator. Starting at $185/month. (718) 436-4693 2 ROOM BASEMENT Ideal for office/business. 917304-0331 13/43 OFFICE SPACE 1 RM BSMT NEW non traffic use only UTIL INCL 718 252 0254 OFFICE 13TH/39 for rent Boro Park 1000sf Meyers 7184354378 OFFICE RENTAL Nice Spacious Brand New Offices for rent. Kitchenette and nice bathrooms. Vicinity: 17 – 53 Call: 718 438-7673 FURNISHED APT 13 & 54, New 1 and 2 BR, 1 Flight up. Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen. Shabbos, Short term. 347-413-3424 MIAMI BEACH RENTAL 36th St. Indian Creek & Collins Ave. Gorgeous condo, kitchen, living room, dining room. 1 flight up. Porch. Private parking. Available weekly & monthly pls call 917-589-4129

BP HOUSE BP 13th & 59th, 2 family 4 floors, selling as is, R5, 20 x 100 lot. Asking $1.4m. Call: 929-461-0169 1 BDRM STUDIO APT 15/48, new, W kitchenette, asking $259K 7189301648/1919

HELP WANTED SEEKING BOOKKEEPER with QB knowledge,pays attention to detail,Email resume Opticsbrooklyn@ gmail.com DRIVER WANTED Driver with own van or mini van to make deliveries daily, good pay. Please call: 718.614.7161 PLAYGROUP TEACHER looking for an experienced teacher for 1-2 year olds for a playgroup in BP. 718-5414007 HELP WANTED Seeking girls (older than 16) and women to work with girls and help families in the afternoon and weekends. For applications, please email szablotsky@comforthealthny. org HELP WANTED Busy Heimishe BP office seeking f/t girl secretary. Efficient, Detail Oriented w/ good communication skills. job2021bp@gmail.com HEIMISHE BP OFFICE seeking secretary for accounts payable and data entry. Please send resume to: hiringemployee718@gmail. com P/T SECRETARY Must be computer savvy and have knowledge of Word, Excel and Quickbooks. Email resume to bpofficeposition1@ gmail.com

Join Our Team! Toddler Group in BP seeking Morah & Assistant yiddish speaking ABA and Floortime training provided.

Hours: 9:15 – 3:15 Great working environment and competitive pay! Email Resume

info@littlegiantscc.com

JOIN THE ICHUD SUCCESS.

SC PROGRA T R M U O is looking for SUNDAY STAFF

If you or someone you know would like to spend a fulfilling day working with special needs children, we would love to have you join our energetic and fun team.

LOOKING FOR YOUNG MALE AND FEMALE PARAPROFESSIONALS TO WORK WITH BOYS AFTER SCHOOL HOURS. COMPETITIVE SALARY AND BENEFITS PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

EXPERIENCE THE SATISFACTION OF HELPING A CHILD REACH HIS POTENTIAL!

LOOKING FOR SPECIALTY STAFF If you have a talent that would be appreciated by young children of various levels of functioning, reach out to us! We are looking for one hour slot entertainment on Sunday. For example music, art, dance. There are many other

APPLY TODAY P. 718 854 2400 EXT 2223 F. 718 228 4146 E. HR@ICHUDMOSDOS.ORG

activities that would be fun and add to our programming. Share your ideas!!

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Classifieds NOW HIRING! A growing Boro Park office is seeking a full-time Office Manager with 5+ years of office experience. Excellent salary/benefits. Please send resume to hr@arkmortgage. com AFTERNOON SECRETARY Heimishe girls office looking to hire part time secretary. Hours 3:00 – 6:00 PM. Call: 646-992-8050 Email Resume: jobinbp679@gmail. com SECRETARY Seeking F/T secretary for busy BP office. Great work environment. Email Resume: Smresume17@gmail.com SALESMAN WANTED to sell fresh food. Good partnership potential. 718.614.7161 GREAT OPPORTUNITY: 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR We are looking for a devoted special ed classroom teacher. Small class sizes. Excellent training. Resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org located in Flatbush HAMASPIK CAMP seeking as F/T secretary. Qualified candidate must be responsible, fast paced, detail oriented, able to multitask and have great communication skills. Email resume to Cseide@ hamaspikkings.org EMPLOYEE NEEDED Entry level female employee needed for Boro Park office. Should have basic computer and phone skills. Will train. Email resume to brooklynjob718@gmail.com or call/text ‪(347) 455-8141‬ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Great business potential for an energetic woman. serious inquires only, email: businessoppurtunitybp@ gmail.com

WORK FROM HOME! Interested in increasing your income? Call 347-369-7385 to find out how. TEACHER’S ASSISTANT Special Ed. School in Bklyn has immediate opening for Full Time Teacher’s Assistant. Warm, supportive environment; Competitive Pay. Send resume to: jcsegirls@gmail FEMALE LIFEGUARD Thursday mornings for Yeled V`Yalda Fitness Center. Please Email resume to: fitness@ yeled.org YVY is an EOE HELP WANTED Early head start (ages 0-3) in boro park seeking a full time heimish, female floater. Great, friendly, working environment! Please call ‪(917) 740-7587 to hear more details and job description. BOLD AND TEXT TO BE 2 POINTS LARGER THAN REG SECRETARY IN BP

Seeking female Secretary for Amazon business. Must be motivated, detail oriented, and organized. Willing to train. Amazon experience a plus. Well paying. Email resume to benknop45@gmail. com IMMEDIATE OPENING Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org DAYCAMP DIRECTOR Looking for someone to head a small Day camp, Nice pay. Please call 917-474-8306

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COOK NEEDED Hamaspik of Kings County is looking for a cook to cook for the group homes. Please email your resume to ykellner@hamaspikkings.org or call (718)431-8400 x124. BROOKLYN PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO looking for fulltime experienced album designer. Must know photoshop. Good pay. Email resume and samples to photoeditingjob@ gmail.com SETTS PROVIDER (P3) For Boro Park girls school afternoon hours, starting immediately. Please email resume to p3position@gmail. com HAMASPIK IS SEEKING a yingerman to lead our employment programs. Qualified candidate should have good English language skills, implement rules and regulations, build a team and programs. Please email resume to Hschwartz@ hamaspikkings.org LOOKING FOR FAMILIES Looking for warm loving families for several children, long and/or short term. Please contact Surie Morgenstern 718-387-8400 ext. 122. JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe, Chassidishe girls school seeking a full time secretary. Email office@ baissura.com Fax 718-8713615 SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/ text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail.com.

HAMASPIK IS SEEKING Comhab worker for 18-yearold girl in Boro Park Sundays/ after 4:00 during the week. Call 718-387-8400 ext. 233 for more info MANAGER NEEDED Looking for a Manager to run a Day Program for men with disabilities in Boro Park please email resume to SEinhorn@hamaspikkings. org JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking female sales rep for education-based company. Work from home position. Commission based salary. Email resume to yonatzviherzog@gmail.com

BABYSITTING BABYSITTER available evenings, nights and weekends. call 3479326524 HEIMISHE BABYSITTER near TIFERES RIVKA and LEGACY avbl for your simcha. call / txt 718-5945512 BABYSITTING Toddler group forming. Heimishe, experienced. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st. 646.721.6784.

SERVICES RADIANT SKINCARE Velvet smooth skin. Specializing in acne, fading wrinkles & scars, shrinking enlarged pores. 30-day moneyback satisfaction guarantee. 347.369.7385 SARNO COACH Experiencing chronic pain/ symptoms? There is a way out! Heal based on the Sarno method! Call Binah Schiff RDCS, Mind Body Educator and Coach 9174465360

IRS & NEW YORK STATE APPROVED PREPARER

Tax Return

PLAY RIGHT FOR

Hamaspik Day Hab is growing! Looking for young energetic girls to work with developmentally delayed women in a fun atmosphere!

W2 / 1099 MISC. / 1099 INT. / 1099 DIV. / 1098

MAXIMUM REFUND. ‫ פראפעשינאל‬+ ‫עקספיריענס‬ :‫אייער פריינט‬

IRS & NEW YORK STATE APPROVED PREPARER

‫אברהם ברוך ראטטענבערג‬ CALL / TEXT:

347-2-FILE-EZ

Some activities include:

Tax Return

(347-234-5339)

Baking, Grocery shopping/ budgeting, swimming, arts n crafts, sensory, weekly trips, social skills activities, Yom Tov events. Think you’re the right candidate? We want you to join our growing team! Great beneﬁts & monthly bonuses. Driver’s license preferred. Hamaspik is dedicated to help each and every individual reach their full potential. If you have a passion to help these girls reach their goals while having fun doing it please contact the number or send your resume to the email below.

FAX: 855-234-5339 EMAIL: taxreturn@2fileez.com

W2 / 1099 MISC. / 1099 INT. / 1099 DIV. / 1098

:‫אייער פריינט‬

‫אברהם ברוך ראטטענבערג‬ CALL / TEXT:

347-2-FILE-EZ EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! (347-234-5339)

FAX: 855-234-5339 EMAIL: taxreturn@2fileez.com

Brooklyn Dayhab seeks enthusiastic, positive, and responsible female staff to work with developmentally disabled adults. Driver’s license preferred. Great working atmosphere!

718.387.8400 Ext. 5218 Hlang@hamaspikkings.org

 Room for growth.

Email resume to: jobsatharmonyservices@gmail.com – Mentor as subject.

At an IAS Part 72 of the Supreme Court, held in and for the County of Brooklyn, State of New York, 360 Adams St. Brooklyn, N.Y. on the _25th day of January, 2021 PRESENT: Hon. Katherine Levine ---------------------------------------------------------------x 1368 46th STREET TRUST Petitioner,

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

-againstALEXANDER KAUFTHEIL, MORRIS BROKER

Index #522732/2020

And DAVID FILDERMAN Respondents. -------------------------------------------------------------------x

Upon the annexed petition of JEROME GOLDMAN, ESQ. dated the day of 11th November 2020 and the official search of the Register’s Office of the County of Kings, City and State of New York, dated the 15th_day of October, 2020, attached hereto, LET the Register of the City of New York, David Filderman, Morris Broker, and all other persons interested show cause at a Special Term Part __84___ of this Court to be held virtually by telephone, or as per part 84 rules on the 31stday of March 2021 at 9:30 am of that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, why an order should not be made herein pursuant to RPAPL 1921 discharging of record four certain mortgages: the first made by Julius Pinkesz to David Filderman dated 4/5/1968 and recorded in the Register’s Office of the County of Kings, on 4/5/1968 in Reel 691 page 93 of conveyances; the second mortgage made by Alexander Kauftheil to David Filderman dated 7/13/1976 and recorded in the Register’s Office of the County of Kings, on 8/4/1976 in Reel 863 page 897 of conveyances; said mortgages having been consolidated by a sundry agreement dated 7/13/76 and recorded on 8/4/1976 in Reel 863 page 901 of conveyances; The third mortgage, made by Alexander Kauftheil to Morris Broker dated 11/24/1976, and recorded in the Register’s Office of the County of Kings, on 12/14/1976 in Reel 890 page 34 of conveyances; the fourth mortgage made by Alexander Kauftheil to Morris Broker dated 11/21/1977 and recorded in the Register’s Office of the County of Kings, on 11/21/1977 in Reel 959 page 105 of conveyances. said mortgages are liens on said premises designated as Lot 36 in Block 5623 on the Land Map of the County of Kings, and commonly known and referred to as 1368 46th St. Brooklyn, New York. LET service of this order, together with the petition upon which the same is based, be made on or before the _26th____ day of February, 2020, upon the Register of the City of New York, and upon MORRIS BROKER, and DAVID FILDERMAN by delivering to the City Register a copy of said petition and order to show cause, and by publishing a notice in the Boro Park View and Brooklyn Daily Eagle for at least one of four weeks

WE ARE HIRING! COMMHAB SUPERVISOR CARE MANAGER Full-Time positions: Must have excellent communication & computer skills Ability to multi-task & strong attention to details

and let said service upon all the foregoing be deemed good and sufficient service thereof. Enter, _____________/______________ Hon. Katherine A. Levine, J.S.C.

Resumes should be emailed to resumes@hihfs.org 1527 60th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219

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Classifieds EDITH AVE. X Natural skin care products. Call/text 718-812-6307 PROFESSIONAL VOICE LESSONS for Women and Girls. Call: 347-831-2079 or Email: voiceprostudios@gmail.com VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222

APEX CLASSES For cognitive development (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening. 8457828885

CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Hemishe classes available. Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955

A’GEORGES TREE & LANDSCAPING Tree cutting/ Stump grinding. Pruning. Sukkah clearance. Shaping. Storm damage. Feeding. Land Clearance. Cleanup Etc. 929292-0239

STROLLERS & ACCESSORIES FOR SALE Used Bees & Doonas starting at $295. Fox $549. Lynx $585. Brande new black bee5 $549. Cameleon2 $249. Call 347436-6314/426-2339

CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASS Empower With Knowledge! Virtual and In Person. Group & Private available. Bruchy Mayer 917-776-8542 LCCE/ Certified postpartum doula

ROSS JUNK REMOVAL All junk removed from your home, store, offices, attics, basement, garages, lot clearance. Free estimate 347-263-1340

GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281

AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490

EAR PIERCING/ BABY ACCESSORIES Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718-6079812 LANDLINE PHONE residents of a multi family unit, pay $15.99 for unlimited USA. 7183067515 DOONA FOR RENT Please call 7182086083 LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 JEWELRY REPAIR silver and custom jewelry sale and repair expert pearl stringing & galore clip earrings 4511 16thav (7189721064) RESUME WRITER Applying for a job? Get your resume done by an expert for best results. Call 347-5644725

SERENITY SOLUTIONS organize your home & life. Call Chana Malky 718-8095963 PROFESSIONAL ALBUMS ads and anything custom you might need. Call/ text 347-768-0635 or email lbgraphicsndesign@gmail. com B JEWELED costume and sterling silver jewelry. 718-812-6307 WOOD REPAIR We refurbish, repair wood. Commercial, Residential, Shuls. Txt 212 991 8548.

AYIN HORAH ‫א יראי שמים אין גרויסע עובד‬ ‫הי אין ירושלים וועט אייך‬ ‫אפשפרעכן עין הרע דורך גיסן‬ ‫בליי מירשה דור ודור‬ 718-305-7118 FACIAL PARTIES Looking for a NIGHT OUT with friends? Call now for more info on our fun & relaxing FACIAL PARTIES 347-598-2874 HEALTH SOLUTIONS Pneumonia? Colds? Corona? Flu? Help is available feel better right away! Call/text 347 598 2874 We deliver! GRAPHICS For all your graphic needs including photo books, call Designstudio at 917-859-6434 SPEAKER RENTAL Speakers available for Purim 216-403-6600

CARELINE & MARY KAY Full line of cosmetics and long lasting lipsticks Call 9178580010

INFINITE for dry and aging skin. HYDRATING CLEANSER, FIRMING SERUM, RESTORING CREAM Call 718-851-5156

UNCOVER AND DISCOVER Why am I still struggling with pain, fatigue, migraine, hives after trying everything? Text your info to 6464786018

EXPERIENCED BALEI KOREH for megilla leinen on purim at your house or shul call 7182595435

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BEAUTIFUL LABELS for your upsherin and party needs. Great pricing! Samples avail. Call/text 718.755.4365

STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY upshern and family portraits well priced please call 347 628 5619 WHOLESALE FISH for the Public. Salmon Fillet $6.99 per lb. Call: 347.275.5408 SUB AVAILABLE Long and short term. Elementary grades. 718.972.9109 EXPERIENCED DRIVER avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan. 917.405.8469 WASH N SETS Wigs done for $20. Located on 13&41. Call or text-917920-0493 WASH N SETS reasonable rates! 347-9309611 PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLING Reasonable price. Evenings available. 12 ave & mid 40. 3472435168 HAIR hairstyle $20 haircut $15 wash n set $25. call esty 3479625547

ODDS & ENDS YINGERMAN AVAILABLE to take a ‘eltere yid’ to Daaven ‘Shachriss’ in shull. call (or text) 718-781-1359 RECEIVE WEEKLY Zichron Betzalel Dovid with Divrei Torah and Halacha. zbddivreitorah@gmail.com. GREAT ZECHUS Seeking a gift card or some special big gift item to raise money for a chushuva kollel. Pls call:929-276-2404

BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN BEDROOM SET

Brand new condition with glass on top for furniture protection. 4 pieces, headboard, dresser, armoire, and night table. Serious inquiries only

Please text to 917.685.2848, Asking 4K negotiable REFRIGERATED VAN Brand new 2020, with standby mode, high roof, for rent with driver. 212.662.1300 KALLAH SHOPPING LIST to make shopping easier and calmer Call / txt 347-534-6184

GEMACHIM PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404 DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need). 260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) SIMCHA GEMACH White cubbies for miniatures,white ceramic square and round cake stands and more.‫לע”נ ברוך בן‬ -536-1742 917 ‫משה דוד‬. PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017 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 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 BABY CARRIER GEMACH When a stroller just won’t work. Great for vacation, touring, steps etc. 845-5872449 will return messages BRIS GEMACH BRIS outfit ,Poya, pillow,and ‫תפילות‬. p/u in b.p. only call or text 347- 244- 2065 COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071.

SERVICE COORDINATOR POSITIONS AVAILABLE A rewarding experience in helping children with special needs obtain necessary services

CHUPPAH CARDS NEW! Beautiful colored cards. Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah to daven for chosson/kallah. Many locations! Msg/text: 347-8855114 CHAIR & TABLE GEMACH Call or txt 347-452-9554 or 347-452-0554

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

OHEL RIFKA CHALLAH GMACH An opportunity for kallahs to be mafrish on their wedding day. FREE. Request dough at 929.257.1333 or kallahchallah@gmail.com )‫לע”נ רבקה יוכבד ע”ה (דייטש‬ ‫בת בנציון הלוי נ”י‬

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

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Flexible Hours Great work environment Ability to work remotely Assistance provided for clerical tasks Excellent training and supervision Earn upwards of $55,000 annually

Requirements: BA in Health or Human Services or 2 yrs of Service Coordination Experience or a combination of experience and education Bilingual Hebrew, Russian or Yiddish a plus

Substantial Sign-Up Bonus for Experienced Service Coordinator! Email: hr@challenge-ei.com Fax resume to 718-972-0692 Att: Human Resources An EOE

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Classifieds WARM MIST HUMIDIFIER Pls call 917-373-2079 KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee. By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714 LEV SIMCHE We carry a full time entertainment for sick children adults and elderly people at homes houses and hospitals 845-608-2676 MEZUZOS GEMACH When moving and Mezuzos needed for a short period of time,please call (718)666-7222 REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966 GEMACH SIMCHAS FREIDA Music and sound equipment: keyboard, speaker, mike and mixer. 929-364-9765 SM. SIMCHA / EVENT GEMACH projector/ laptop/ speakers for your small event, gathering or simcha. min. fee. proceeds to tzedaka call 845-587-2427 lv msg.

DRESSES/GOWNS

Diamond bracelet in Wmsbg. 718-436-2473

FREE GIVEAWAYS

DESIGNER WHITE GOWNS 2 gowns for sale sz 4 perfect for high school girls. Pls text 6469571101. Great price

long while ago, ipod loaded w/ music and videos. says:”found? call -929.293.....” can’t read more. call 718-8510368

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

sefer/book called Yaldoseinu Chelek Rivii belonging to Fishman or Neiman. (347)517-3310 lv msg

great condition black microwave.(flieshig). Call 7183870378

PINK TENOYIM DRESS Miri’s beautiful one of a kind pink tenoyim dress zero petite, for rent or sale please call or text 1-929-283-0188 picture available

money on 13th Ave 50th St. 917 270 4624 13th Ave/43rd Street - camera battery and charger and bag of airline pins. 646-431-1258

IVORY & PINK GOWNS Magnificent girls’ custom gowns for sale. Szs. 10 & 12 718-437-3091

Earring on 42 St between 13/14th ave. on Feb. 9/10. call/ text 347-461-4471

LOST diamond bracelet in Imperial Nov 23. 347-263-0865 Diamond necklace in BP 718490-8315

pink leather zipper siddur with name Bruchy. Call 718887-5529 men’s watch & glasses in Maimonides ER. Call 718435-0915 money on Rutledge st pls call 13472633864

earing pearl with diamond around frame shabbes parshas terimu pls call 718 974 6761

bus card on the wmsbg/bp bus on Feb. 17. 6468242004 Peluche black and white blanket, one year ago on 51st St. 7182086083

FOUND pair of ladie’s gloves on 55th St. betw. 18th/17th Ave. (347) 517-3310 lv msg

Couch with pull-out bed. 4-door dining room breakfront. Olivetti electric typewriter. v.g. condition. 718-687-0026. Leave message. Bedroom armoire, dresser with mirrors. Children’s white dresser. v.g. condition. 718-687-0026. Leave message. white bedroom set 9 draw dresser set headboards and night table and a 3 draw brown dresser 46 by 20 inch please call 3479326524 medical equipment needed for a baby PICC line. 718 797 5235. similac ‘advance kosher’ J&J, 10 bottles infant formula text 3476236965

machzor with name‫יעקב‬ ‫ מיטטעלמאן‬.call 347 684 1514

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Patrol | Search & Rescue | Emegency Service

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PURIM SAFETY TIPS

‫פאר א געשמאקע שבת אין די‬

‫האדסאן וואלי ריזארט‬

1. Don’t drink and drive- Driving under the influence of alcohol is dangerous and illegal and Purim is no exception. 2. As a parent, it’s your responsibility to make sure you’re aware of your child’s whereabouts at all times. 3. Make sure you know how your child will be getting around and that the driver is a reliable and responsible adult. 4. Giving alcohol to minors can be dangerous and is against the law. 5. Remind your children not to walk on the street and not to cross from between parked cars where they won't be visible to oncoming traffic. 6. When driving on Purim, use extra caution and be on the lookout for anyone that might emerge from between parked cars. 7. Alcohol poisoning can be catastrophic, know your limits and drink responsibly. 8. The bad guys out there know that Purim is about giving tzedakah and they seize the opportunity to take advantage. Remain alert and aware of people trying to pass counterfeit money. If you suspect something is off report it immediately. 9. Be aware of who’s coming into your home and make sure to secure all valuables in your home. 10. If you have an ill feeling about someone that entered your home, don’t hesitate to have him sent out. 11. Most importantly,the safetyofthe communityis ashared responsibility.

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‫“טוב וחסד” וועט‬ ‫אריינברענגען א‬ ‫שמחת פורים אין‬ ‫די שטובער פון‬ ‫טויזנטע אלמנות‬ ‫ויתומים‪ ,‬טראץ די‬ ‫קורצע פורים טעג‬

‫ירושלים ‪ -‬היי יאר איז אנדערש ווי יעדעס יאר אין ירושלים‬ ‫עיר הקודש‪ .‬די גאסן‪ ,‬וועלכע זענען שוין אין אזא צייט‬ ‫אנגעפילט מיט פרייליכע מוזיק קלאנגען‪ ,‬קינדערלעך‬ ‫לויפן ארום אויספראבירנדיג זייערע פארשטעלעכטץ און‬ ‫זייערע עלטערן לויפן ארום אין די געשעפטן איינקויפן די‬ ‫משלוח מנות און סעודות החג‪ ,‬איז אצינד איינגעהילט אין א‬ ‫שטילקייט‪ ,‬זיך געפינענדיג אין דעם צענטער פון א קריזיס‪.‬‬ ‫ווייניג זענען עפעקטירט געווארן פון דעם וויירוס אזוי‬ ‫שווער ווי משפחות פון אלמנות ויתומים‪ .‬שוין נאנט צו א‬ ‫גאנץ קיילעכיג יאר וואס זיי זענען פארשפארט אין זייערע‬ ‫הייזער‪ ,‬זייער שוין אזוי אויך שמאלע קוואל פון הכנסה‬ ‫האט זיך שוין פון לאנג אויסגעטרוקנט‪ ,‬און צו דעם אלעם‬ ‫האבן זיי באקומען גאר אסאך ‘שותפים’ אין זייער שווערע‬ ‫לאגע‪ ,‬מיט אזויפיל משפחות וואס האבן פארלוירן זייערע‬ ‫טייערסטע דורכאויס דעם וויירוס‪ ,‬צווישן זיי גאר אסאך‬ ‫וואס האבן פארלוירן זייערע פרנסה ברענגער‪.‬‬

‫מפעל “טוב וחסד”‪ ,‬ארץ ישראל’ס גרעסטע הילף ארגאניזאציע‪ ,‬שטייט צוהילף פון אט די אלע משפחות‬ ‫זיי צו העלפן אין זייערע שווערסטע צייטן‪ .‬אצינד‪ ,‬ווען די פרייליכע ימי הפורים קומען שוין אט אט צו‬ ‫גיין‪ ,‬האבן זיי אונטערגענומען א פרישע ‪ $250,000‬פראיעקט צוצושטעלן פאר אט די אלע משפחות‬ ‫מתנות לאביונים‪ ,‬סעודת פורים און שבת‪ ,‬און משלוח מנות‪ ,‬וואס וועט אריינברענגען עטוואס א שמחת‬ ‫פורים אין זייערע פינסטערע שטיבער‪.‬‬ ‫דער לוח היי יאר איז היפש אנגעשטרענגט‪ .‬שבת אין ירושלים וועט זיך שוין אנהייבן ‪ 10:00‬אינדערפרי‬ ‫אמעריקאנע צייט‪ ,‬אזוי אויך איז היי יאר נישט פארהאן קיין מתנות לאביונים אום שושן פורים פאר די‬ ‫בני ירושלים ווי געווענליך‪ ,‬ווייל דער מצוה פון מתנות לאביונים איז מען מקיים היי יאר פרייטאג‪ ,‬ממילא‬ ‫דארף די גאנצע מתנות לאביונים פארטיילט ווערן אין דעם קורצן פרייטאג‪.‬‬ ‫כדי צו קענען נאכקומען דעם גרויסן פארלאנג‪ ,‬האט הרב ר’ יעקב אליעזר שישא שליט”א‪ ,‬גרינדער‬ ‫און אנפירער פון טוב וחסד‪ ,‬שוין אנגעהויבן גאר פרי צוצוגרייטן די מתנות לאביונים כדי עס זאל זיין‬ ‫גרייט איבערגעגעבן צו ווערן בו ביום בהידור רב פאר די טויזנטע אביונים הגונים‪ ,‬אלמנות ויתומים‬ ‫בני ארץ ישראל‪ ,‬און ער איז סמוך ובטוח אז כלל ישראל איבער די גארער וועלט וועלן אויך נעמען אין‬ ‫באטראכט דעם אנגעשטרענגטן סדר היום‪ ,‬און אריינשיקן‬ ‫זייערע מתנות לאביונים באצייטנס‪ ,‬כדי עס זאל פארטיילט‬ ‫ווערן בעיתו ובזמנו‪ ,‬און מ’זאל קענען מהנה זיין אזויפיל‬ ‫צובראכענע נפשות!‬ ‫אנטייל צו נעמען אין די גרויסע מצוה‬ ‫באזוכט אויף ‪Dryveup.com/tovvchesed‬‬ ‫אדער רופט ‪845.252.8008‬‬

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Dear Klal Yisroel,

your support was heart-melting To all who participated in this year’s auction, thank you. Your outpouring of care, warmth, and donations will help carry our waiting couples through the winter and beyond.

Your gifts are on the way and should arrive within the next few weeks.

winners:

1. 10,000 CASH Feigy Kohan-Brooklyn, NY // 2. DUBAI / ERETZ YISROEL Esther Nechy Kuten-Brooklyn, NY // 3. KMR TRAVEL VACATION Yakira Gregg-Lakewood, NJ // 4. ALL PAID UP Raizel Yaniv-Monsey // 5. RENAISSANCE FURNITURE C F-Brooklyn, NY // 6. ROSEMARIE WIG Malkush Landau-Williamsburg // 7. HERITAGE SILVER Yisroel Y PekierLakewood, NJ // 8. YOUR NEW KITCHEN Nechama Galimidi-Brooklyn, NY // 9. SOIE BY RENAISSANCE Chany Baumgarten-Brooklyn, NY // 10. LOEFFLER’S FURNITURE Breindy Ravitz-Boro Park // 11. CALIFORNIA GETAWAY Tzipporah Slotkin-Flushing, NY // 12. LIGHT UP YOUR HOME Gitty Herz - Baltimore, MD // 13. HAZORFIM N Spira-Brooklyn, NY // 14. KAUFMAN’S DESIGN JEWELRY Michal Lichtenstein-NY, 11211 // 15. TIMEPIECE Baruch Wieder-Monsey, NY // 16. TUITION Raizel Fogel-Melbourne, VIC // 17. AMOR JEWELRY Frieda Goldstein-Monroe // 18. LINEN LUXURY Rifkie Reich-Boro Park // 19. TH INTERIORS David Stern-Williamsburg // 20. $1,800 VISA GIFT CARD Grade Chaya-Deutsch Montreal, Quebec // 21. OH BABY! Malky Friedman-Boro Park // 22. CHARMING JEWELS Shaindel Spielman-Monroe // 23. TOBY WIG Shaya Zussmann Boro Park // 24. FLORIDA GETAWAY Surel Miri Deutsch Brooklyn, NY // 25. LOOK YOUR BEST Trany Goldstein Monsey // 26. BAKING BASH Jordan Karmily Great Neck, NY // 27. $1,500 VISA GIFT CARD Pearl Samuels Lakewood, NJ // 28. SR PLAY Sussy Stern-Monroe // 29. TOY UTOPIA Shayna Langsam-Brooklyn, NY // 30. ALL THAT GLITTERS Brodt-Boro Park // 31. GREEN’S BATH & HOME Geller-Linden, NJ // 32. ON TARGET Joel Friedman-Monroe, NY // 33. $1,500

D O N A T E :

B O N E I O L A M . O R G

Ptex Group

AMAZON GIFT CARD Asher Schwartz-Boro Park // 34. MEFOAR FINE JUDAICA Esther Malka Lebowitz-Williamsburg // 35. PARNAS HAYOM Batsheva (Beth) Isner-Brooklyn NY // 36. ESTI’S WORLD OF FASHION Perri Genack-Lawrence // 37. AIM BYISROEL Hindy Kaff-Spring Valley, NY // 38. AMSEL JEWELRY Sara Dirnfeld-Monsey // 39. HOME OFFICE Miriam Reich-Boro Park // 40. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Chaykie RosenthalBrooklyn, NY // 41. PICTURE PERFECT Rivka Mazal Gottesman-Monsey // 42. PRIVATE NYC AIRPLANE TOUR FOR 3 Shira Florans-Lakewood // 43. FLY AWAY Batsheva Katz-Inwood, NY // 44. JUDY FISHMAN C L-Brooklyn, NY // 45. DOONA Peri Wertzberger-Boro Park // 46. SLEEP IN COMFORT Padwa-Boro Park // 47. SMILE! Shaindy Berger-Monsey // 48. AMERICAN GIRL DOLL Shiffy Smilowitz-Bloomingburg, NY // 49. MITZVAH KINDER MENTCHEES Malke KahnLakewood // 50. PLAYMOBIL EMERGENCY Faiga Sury Halpert-Monsey // 51. PLAYMOBIL FUN Yitty Gancfried-Boro Park // 52. AT HOME WITH MITZVAH KINDER Jordan Karmily-Great Neck, NY // 53. BUILDING TOYS Fraydi Silverman-Pittsburgh, PA // 54. ASPIRING MUSICIAN Charny Motzen-Monsey // SUPER JACKPOT Chana Schachter-Manhattan // JACKPOT Chany Horowitz-Boro Park

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