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but in every city and town through which the royal procession passed, his prophecies were read to the people. “Hear the words of Nattan Binyamin, the son of Elisha Chaim Halevi of Gaza, as revealed to him from Heaven in a prophetic vision. Let the earth give out a song of praise and the heavens resound with music. Let the sun and the moon shine both day and night, and the hills and meadows echo with the sounds of rejoicing. A man from the House of Dovid has come forth from the valleys of the north and sailed across the sea. Stronger than the mighty lion, fiercer than the leopard, soaring higher than the eagle, swifter than the fleetest deer. He shall be called Shabbesai the son of Mordechai Tzvi among the people of Yisroel, and he shall rebuild the walls of Yerushalayim. “Behold, the day of Redemption draws near. Two years more, and the rulers of the world will lay their crowns at the feet of Shabbesai Tzvi, and he, himself, will place the Crown of Dovid upon his own head. Then the children of Avraham, Yitzchak and Yaakov will live in
peace and honor. The poor man will stand erect, and the nobleman will bow his head. And the king will live in Yerushalayim, among the people who will come from afar. “Five years more, and the call of the great shofar shall bring terror to the hearts of the evil and joy to the hearts of the righteous. And those banished to the Land of Amalek and the forgotten in the Land of Darkness shall return to the land of their fathers. And they shall go up on the holy mountain and bring sacrifices to His holy Name. “Turn away from the spoils of thievery. Extend your hand to the poor. Proclaim a fast day and repent your sins. Prepare your souls, for the end of days approaches.” Day by day, new followers joined the royal entourage moving north through the sandy hills of Syria. When Shabbesai Tzvi arrived in Aleppo on the day before Tisha B’Av in 1665, the Jewish populace was already aflame with Messianic fervor. Many rabbis were also swept up in the fervor and were among the first to greet the new Moshiach. During the three weeks of his stay in Aleppo, Shabbesai Tzvi refused to appear in public as Moshiach, but he revealed his mission in private to some of the most prominent and learned people of Aleppo. Many became his enthusiastic supporters. In the beginning of the month of Elul, Shabbesai Tzvi and his entire royal
entourage boarded ships in Aleppo and set sail for Smyrna. The stunning events in Eretz Yisroel and Syria, along with a plethora of wild legends about Shabbesai Tzvi, were described breathlessly in a deluge of letters from the East. Reports reached Amsterdam that the Ten Lost Tribes, led by a saintly man who performed many miracles, had appeared in Arabia and had overrun the major Islamic city of Mecca. They were now marching north to support Shabbesai Tzvi. Other reports told of how Shabbesai Tzvi had accurately predicted a hailstorm and a day of darkness, and how he had walked through a raging fire and emerged unharmed. These legends spread across Europe and North Africa and inflamed the minds of the people. Primo’s crafty proclamations and copies of Nattan’s prophecies reached Europe soon afterward and were greeted with wild rejoicing. From London to Prague, from Italy to Poland, the news of the arrival of Moshiach rekindled the flame of hope in the hearts of the downtrodden Jewish nation. In Amsterdam, the Portuguese Marranos were ecstatic. The Torah scrolls were taken from the holy ark in the Portuguese Sinagoga, and there was dancing to the accompaniment of musical instruments. In Frankfurt and Hamburg, the news was greeted with enormous emotion. People put on their finest clothes and gathered in shuls to hear the readings of the proclamations. Those who doubted the authenticity of the new Moshiach dared not voice their doubts. By summer’s end, all eyes were turned eagerly to the east, waiting for a word or a sign that the long and bitter exile was finally at an end. Summer’s end also brought a worried Yankiv Tomashov to Rav Shloime Strasbourg’s doorstep in Pulichev. Nestled in a remote river valley in the southern provinces of the Kingdom of Poland, Pulichev was nonetheless inundated by reports and rumors about the arrival of Moshiach. In the shuls and in the marketplace, almost nothing else was discussed but the legendary exploits of Shabbesai Tzvi and the fiery prophecies of Nattan Haazati. “Rav Shloime, you must forgive me for bringing my problems to you,” said Yankiv Tomashov as they walked in the golden afternoon. “But I have nowhere else to turn. Just two weeks ago, I received a letter from Yechiel in Smyrna. He’s beside himself with joy. Shabbesai Tzvi has proclaimed himself Moshiach in Gaza. He’s been acclaimed by most of the Jews in Eretz Yisroel and Syria. He’s currently on his way back to Smyrna.” “Isn’t he in cherem in Smyrna?” “Not any more. The cherem lapsed five years ago. After Smyrna, he claims he’s going to Constantinople to take the sultan’s crown and place it onto his own head. Rav Shloime, I’m frightened for the safety of my son.” “What do you mean?” “You and I can afford to sit back and watch Shabbesai Tzvi from afar. Is he or is he not Moshiach? Do we believe the positive things we hear about him? Do we believe the negative things? We can afford to let time and events answer these questions for us. But Yechiel is down there right by his side. How long do you think the sultan will wait before he takes action? If Shabbesai Tzvi is not Moshiach, he is surely in great danger, as is everyone connected with him. I fear for
From London to Prague, from Italy to Poland, the news of the arrival of Moshiach rekindled the flame of hope in the hearts of the downtrodden Jewish nation.
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Rav David Kohein de Lara Rav Yaakov Chagiz Rav Yosef Escapa Rav Aharon Lapapa Rav Yaakov Tzemach Rav Avraham Amigo Rav Shmuel Germizan Rav Shlomo Algazi Rav Moshe Yisrael Rav Shabsi Kohein (the Shach) Rav Dovid Halevi (the Taz) Rav Yeshaya Halevi Rav Aryeh Leib ben Shmuel Tzvi Shabbesai Tzvi Mordechai Tzvi, father Esther Tzvi, mother Eliyahu Tzvi, brother Rachel, first wife Leah Karidi, second wife Shlumiel Karidi, father-in-law Sarah, third wife Nechemiah Kohein Nattan Haazati Shmuel Primo Avraham Yechini Mattisyahu Bloch Refael Yosef Chelebi Moshe Saraval Moshe Abudiente Sultan Mehmet IV Turhan Sultana Kussem Sultana Kiuprili Mehmet Pasha Kiuprili Fazil Ahmed Pasha Kara Mustapha Pasha Imam Mehmet Vani Guidom Chayatzadi
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Elazar is concerned about rabies after Osher and Shlomo were bitten by a fox, and Osher’s parents are contacted. They are frantic, but unsure if Ariella should go visit him or not. In a conversation with Ariella, Osher tells her not to come, but he inadvertently provides some description of where he’s staying in Acco — and Ariella is determined to find it. Rabbi Reiness notices that someone has been to their house while they were away for Shabbos.
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pression of being only nostalgic,” she pointed out. “It’s true that the whole setting with the boys and the sea and the beach and the ancient wall is very convincing, but when you tell people that you’re not selling right now, though maybe in a year you will be, that’s…” She groped for the right word. “Suspicious?” Elazar tried to help. “I guess so,” she said. “So you think that from now on, I should stress to anyone who comes here that this place evokes such wonderful childhood memories for me, and that I just cannot give up the smell of the sea, and that I’ve always dreamed of coming back here in my old age?” “You’re not that old!” Sarah protested with a laugh; such emotional statements just did not match her very practical husband’s personality. “But something like that, yes.” “And what if someone remembers that I said that perhaps in a year or two, we would consider leaving?” “Then you’ll have to explain to the person that in two more years, we’ll be really old, b’ezras Hashem, and at that point we’ll want to live near our children.” She placed two matching mugs on the counter and yawned. “Now, let’s drink something hot and go to bed. Maybe you’ll be able to get half an hour of sleep before the sun rises.” *****
Osher I hang up the phone feeling annoyed with Ariella. How is it that she always asks me questions I don’t want to answer?! But whatever, I didn’t give her too many answers anyway. There’s a beach near almost every building in Acco, so even if she does decide to come from Bnei Brak, which I don’t think will happen, she’ll have no idea where to find me. I spoke with Tatty and Mommy yesterday. Suddenly it was nice for me to be reminded of their voices and hear how they’re worried about me. I don’t like it when people worry about me too much, but a little bit of it feels good. If Mommy were here with me, I actually might have liked it, what with all the
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nor, and the doctors and nurses kept asking where my parents were. So Reb Elazar had to explain to them that I am his guest, and he spoke to Tatty on the phone. I think he gave the phone over to a doctor, and then he had to sign all kinds of forms and things like that. He promised to bring my health insurance and ID cards first thing in the morning. I close my eyes and try to fall asleep again, but I feel far too awake. That’s why I called Ariella before, to have her keep me company on the phone. I put the phone down on the little table next to me. Reb Elazar left his phone with me so I shouldn’t be totally disconnected from the world. That’s what he said. Shlomo has his own phone, and Reb Elazar probably thought that I wouldn’t want to ask him to use it to make calls. The phone rings suddenly, and it makes me jump. I looked at the screen, but it isn’t a familiar number. It isn’t our home number, nor Ariella’s, and nor is it one of my parents’ cell phone numbers. I deliberate for a minute, and then answer the call. What could be the big deal? It is Gadi; I recognize his voice right away. “Osher?” he says. “My uncle said he left his phone with you.” “That’s right. Why are you up so early, Gadi?” “It’s not early for me. In order to get to cheder in Tzefas on time, I get up at
Suddenly it was nice for me to be reminded of their voices and hear how they’re worried about me. me that legally, the Health Department could call our house in Bnei Brak to find out things about me, or with updates. And if my parents wouldn’t know what they were talking about, it would be very bad. Also, the doctors at the hospital wanted to speak to one of my parents, and so I had to call them. But at least the Rav agreed that my calls to them could be from a private number.. Shlomo is sleeping deeply. His bite is worse than mine; he got some stitches on his cheek. My bite is more superficial, the doctor said, and they felt it was enough to disinfect it, apply cream, and then bandage it up. It’s a good thing the treatment was simple, because everything else about this hospital stay isn’t simple at all. Shlomo is already considered an adult, but I’m still a mi-
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Streusel ½ cup graham cracker crumbs 4 tsp. oil 4 tsp. flour 1½ T. brown sugar 1½ tsp. cinnamon Glaze 1½ cups confectioners’ sugar, tightly packed 2½ T. hot water 1 T. oil
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Sharpen Your Opinions So, homework. What is the definition of this word? Everyone — student, teacher, principal and parent — has an opinion on this topic. Is it just a brain-drain, an attempt to increase the workload of student and parent? Is it a magical formula? (Fill out one page of math and complete a list of spelling words, and your daughter/student will just ace her schoolwork and gain a lesson in responsibility that will last her a lifetime!) What is the totality of homework, with all its textbooks, notebooks and practice books? At the end of the school day, everyone’s opinion provides important clarification and insight on this important topic. Mothers opine, teachers suggest, principals weigh in, and students sigh, shrug and jump for joy. (That last is when there isn’t any homework!) Today we’ll get everyone together in one classroom to finally learn the “Homework Lesson” and analyze the pros and cons of the homework debate.
Mommy’s Mind Chatter Baby’s crying, there’s no dinner on the table, and doctor’s beeping in, but, hey, anything and everything is on hold. Make way, because, MOMMY, WE NEED TO DO HOMEWORK, NOW!
Home or Work? Yes, it’s always busy on the home front. There’s tons of home work, in the literal sense of the word; think appointments, laundry, Shabbos and yom tov prep, and more. Therefore, parents appreciate when homework is nothing more than highly doable work to be done at home. “I understand the importance of homework, and I definitely encourage my daughters to do their assigned work in a timely and responsible manner. But I would suggest homework to be short and to the point,”
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Rochel S., a fellow mother, suggests. “This is how it stays on positive turf, it’s impactful in terms of review and retention, and I get to take a peek into my daughter’s schoolwork.” This opinion is the consensus among parents interviewed. When homework does not take the bulk of the afternoon, students put their head to it and do it with a smile. From a parent’s viewpoint, homework of this type is regarded as something they can make time for. The focus and subsequent positivity generated by such a well-balanced approach goes a long way in impacting schoolwork. “Independence is the name of the game (or assignment). The more kids can do by themselves, the more tension is avoided and the more it builds their self-confidence and can-do attitude toward scholastic achievements and life in general,” Tzila, a busy mother who is also employed in chinuch, says with conviction. “I appreciate when teachers exhibit common sense and pragmatism in the implementation of homework. One teacher sent home a sand-timer for timed homework. To me, it was like, ‘Wow, she gets it. She knows what a five o’clock afternoon scene in a Yiddishe home looks like.’”
Add Positivity, Divide Stress, Subtract Pressure It is Erev Purim or Pesach or Sukkos. It is the end of the school year, when jump ropes and slides beckon. Where does homework come into that equation? “Some periods of the year are more hectic than others, and homework needs to be reevaluated to make it fit into the realms of possibility,” a mother of several daughters says. “I’ve had a daughter who had to self-check her own work, and the teacher rewarded her for that effort. Also, at peak yom tov season, there was a no-homework policy in the school.” I nod along with her pithy observation and offer my opinion: “Truthfully, I am a big homework fan, but was so thankful to my daughter’s teacher for absolving them of homework responsibilities at the end of the school year. My daughter felt validated; it was amazing that her teacher understood that she’d rather play and jump. And I was happy that she could enjoy some childhood fun without added stress.”
From the Teacher’s Progress Report Hindy is almost making the threshold. She doesn’t need more than that ten-minute homework to shine scholastically, but since that’s not happening, we’ll need to consider remedial. And then look at how well Pessy’s doing now; kudos to her devoted mother! Homework is often the supplemental vitamin that boosts overall achievement.
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The Grand Homework Debate In recent years, homework policy and implementation have been on the national debate stage. Of late, some public schools have labeled homework archaic and relegated its practice to the dusty shelves of history, together with cursive writing and blackboards. This has sparked debate, articles and new homework policies. The most noteworthy research on this topic was conducted by psychology professor at Duke University, Harris Cooper. Here are some of his findings: • Cooper discovered that there is a correlation between good grades and homework, especially with older students. • Cooper delved into the origins of homework and he believes that the very idea of homework was spurred by the launching of Russia’s Sputnik satellite in 1957. The advancement of science and technology accelerated the competition for good grades and excellence in science and math — and thus, the homework assignment was born. • In the final analysis, Cooper offers a point to ponder: “A good way to think about homework is the way you think about medications or dietary supplements. If you take too little, they’ll have no effect. If you take too much, they can kill you. If you take the right amount, you’ll get better.”
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Making Homework Work Here are some ways to color homework time with sunshine yellow and positive purple. • Reserved for Homework: Have a special homework nook, homework snack and designated timeframe when homework is done (for example, right after supper). This makes homework a predictable and pleasant task. • I’m the Teacher: For a young child, playing teacher may be the ultimate dream come true. Have a teacher’s briefcase (you can use an old pocketbook for this purpose), stickers, stamp pad, and an assortment of teacher paraphernalia. When doing homework, your child can use these supplies and make her teacher proud. • Homework Fun: Occasionally, you can play a homework game. For spelling memorization, you can play “guess the word” by giving clues to help guess the correct word. Additionally, you can teach your child the skill of learning through song when memorizing teitch, shorashim, dates or difficult spelling words. Kriah and reading can become a thrilling experience when recorded into a device. A game that goes over very well with early readers is “Let’s Voice Change”— read this line in a Tatty voice, a baby voice, a gruff voice, and so on. • Homework Friendship Moment: When a child needs a real homework pick-meup, you can suggest she call a friend and do homework together over the phone.
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Homework: The Subject of the Matter The teachers of our children deserve accolades, thank-you notes and chocolate. On second thought, they deserve way more; they deserve the world. They shape minds, hearts and the future generation of Klal Yisroel. Remuneration of any scope or size can barely express our admiration and thanks to our educators. Let’s hear what our chinuch experts have to say on the subject of homework. “What is homework? I feel we need to properly define and identify this word to fully comprehend its importance and value,” Mrs. Horowitz, a renowned teacher, tells me. “Homework is, and should be, a quick review of important skills and concepts.” She goes into teaching mode and offers an explanation: “Homework is like brushing your teeth. Why do you brush your teeth? To avoid decay. Tooth-brushing cleans away the residue of sugar and food decay that accumulate on our teeth. This can sometimes prevent the toothaches (and heartaches) that come with extensive cavities and dental work. “Homework should be just that: a review, or brush-up of schoolwork. If parents notice a cavity, so to speak, in schoolwork, it is time for some hygienic or extensive dental work (i.e., remediation).” Her colleague, also a veteran teacher, interjects, “I tell my students, ‘Homework is homework for the student, not the mother. You are responsible to complete it, because your mother juggles a myriad of other responsibilities.’ I also try to keep homework basic and simple so that students can be their own teachers and let Mommy do her work undisturbed.” On the Same Page What happens when homework is just too heavy a backpack for a student’s slight shoulders to carry? Sometimes the load needs to be lightened. Mommy is a kimpeturin? Brother is getting married? Bubby is visiting from Eretz Yisroel? “Mothers should know that my phone number on the letter that was sent home at the beginning of the school year was not a typo!” Mrs. Weiss, a dynamic elementary school teacher quips. “I appreciate parental feedback and understand that homework is not an open-and-shut assignment.” What I gathered from her words is truly eye-opening and relevant. Chinuch is a partnership, and parents can sometimes glean so much from homework time. Homework should not be stressful, so if your child is having a hard time with the material, she may have gaps in her schoolwork and need intervention, or just simply a friendly tip or re-teach. Also, educators are very approachable and can collaborate to figure out solutions so the homework-school synergy should work out well. Some kids just need an extra pat on the back, a private motivational chart, or one or two homeworkfree days, and teachers are more than glad to work with parents.
The Alef-Beis of Early Literacy Kriah and early literacy are the fundamentals and building blocks of learning. It is crucial for a child to have reading down pat — and this is where homework really comes into play. “Do listen to your child read. It is the biggest gift you can give her. From my side, I try to keep homework to a five-minute maximum. But these five minutes are five mega-minute doses, five highly concentrated learning multi-vitamins. I cannot say it or stress it enough,” Mrs. Neumann, a first-grade teacher with fifteen years of experience implores. “I’ve had mothers making such crucial observations: ‘My child is confusing this and that letter,’ or, ‘My child is weak in this concept.’ And this helps us keep the child on the right track,” she adds. Golda, a skilled curriculum adviser, sees it differently. “I think it is fine for parents to listen in on a child’s kriah on a thrice-weekly basis, and children should be given alternative assignments (meaning, self-check worksheets) on other days,” she says, with the confidence that stems from experience. “I had a parent telling me that she needed to take an Advil before doing homework with her first-grader,” I tell my close friend Suri, who is also an excellent teacher. “She had a colicky newborn and a toddler, and could not carve out that island of time to sit and listen to her child enunciating nekudos or reading passages.” “Why didn’t she call the teacher or principal?” Suri laments. “Parents should call me (at appropriate times) and we can problem-solve. Our school has an after-school program, which is proving to be a rousing success. Students munch on an after-school snack and do homework with experienced mentors. If the going gets busy at home, a child needs some extra attention, or is experiencing minor academic issues, I would highly recommend that she joins that program.”
From the Principal’s Desk Homework in a nutshell: a fusion of home and school collaboration. A powerful opportunity to foster responsibility and good study habits. Teachers benefit, parents benefit, and students benefit.
Spell R-e-s-p-o-n-s-i-b-i-l-i-t-y Research suggests a ratio of ten minutes of homework per grade level. In other words, first grade, ten minutes; second grade, twenty minutes... But our charges live in a totally different universe than the common student, and everything is taken into consideration. “My primary reason for giving homework is for students to learn responsibility. Subjects are important, good grades are nice, but responsibility — achrayus — is one of the core values I want to impart in my curriculum,” Mrs. Katz, a highly regarded principal, says. “Achrayus has such an overarching effect on our roles as Yidden and the future mothers of Klal Yisroel. However, there is a But with a capital B on the subject of homework…”
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Point of Homework “The way I see it,” Yocheved, an acclaimed educator in the administrative hierarchy, tells me, “before you go to a chasunah, you look yourself in the mirror. You check: Is my dress flattering? Is it perfectly clean? Does my necklace complement my attire? “The same holds true for homework. Homework is a quick once-over. It offers the student, mother and teacher a chance to reflect. It is a mirror-view on progress. If a student does homework well, she can thank Hashem for her progress. If a mother sees her daughter has difficulty with a concept or rule, she can spend some time reviewing it with her. And in the event where a student really struggles, we can hone in on it straightaway.” I like Yocheved’s analogy. Sometimes all it takes is a look in the mirror and a comb-through to look put together again.
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Mrs. Katz pauses, and I note that homework is a hotbutton issue that she has contemplated and debated often, and it seems that she has developed a unique perspective on this daily chore. “BUT, there is also achrayus on our part. Kids need to be kids. A home needs to be a happy and stressfree environment and radiate simcha. I always supervise my teachers to make sure that homework is simple. One of my teachers even created a program called HomeFun.”
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Back to school means back to rules. The relative freedom of summer and bein hazmanim is replaced with the rigidity of schedules, seder and… rules. While neither students nor teachers are big fans of school rules, we should be pleased that today’s school rules are not as extreme and draconian as they have been in the past.
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For instance, I know you’ll find it hard to believe, but once, in the deep, dark past, they actually forced students (and teachers too!) to spend the entire school day wearing uncomfortable masks that covered most of their faces! If you think that’s meshugah, they also, believe it or not, forced kids to stand six or even twelve feet from each other when they were trying to play! Can you imagine? I guess we should be grateful that we live in the modern age! The truth is, however, that there are plenty of silly school rules even in our modern days. In France, for instance, since 2011, there’s been a law that forbids school cafeterias from serving ketchup. Talk about torture. I’m sure food in educational institutions has improved since I was in school, but back in the day, drowning certain school lunches in ketchup was the only thing that upgraded them from inedible to sort-of edible. Why the ban? It seems that they feel ketchup is too... er, American, and French food should be eaten only with… French dressing? But apparently, there is good news, because they made one important exception: Ketchup may be served with, of all things, French fries (although I don’t think that’s what they call them there). My personal theory is that it really has to do with the color red. I’ll tell you why. For a long time, it’s been standard for teachers to mark students’ papers in red ink. For one thing, it made it easier to see the corrections, and let’s face it, while a grade of 100, or even 95, looks geshmak in any color, a not-so-great grade just seems to have a bigger impact in red. Maybe too big of an impact, though, because red ink for grading is now being banned by schools all over. The color is apparently considered “too mean” and too shtark. Well, at least now they won’t have to worry about teachers marking papers with ketchup. Back when I was in school, we were always encouraged not to leave a mess, trash on the floor, and so on, as it isn’t good middos to just leave things for the janitor to clean up. Well, in Japan, kids do not have to worry about that one at all, because they are the janitors. In the Land of the Rising Sun, the rule is that the students themselves roll up their sleeves and clean every single part of their campus, including the bathrooms. But before you teachers get any ideas, it isn’t only students who have to clean. Students, teachers, school staff, and even the vice principal and principal all join the daily cleanup, which
they call souji (yes, it does kind of sound like sponja), with each person being assigned their own designated areas. But Japan and France sound like picnics compared to the Red (as in, communist) rules in North Korea. There they have many strange rules, but they all boil down to essentially one: Give lots of kavod to the country’s dictator. For instance, they have a rule that all kids have to spend at least 170 hours of class time every year studying facts about their “wonderful” leader. Their textbooks revolve around their great Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un, his family and
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his achievements. If that sounds boring, it is, but at least it’s full of interesting, made-up bubbe maasehs such as that he was able to accurately shoot a gun by the age of three and has the ability to control the weather. But they take it even further. When the students of North Korean schools do have the opportunity to lighten up and sing, there’s one small catch. The songs the students (or any citizens of the country, for that matter) are allowed to sing or listen to are all about how wonderful is, you guessed it, Kim Jong Un, their Supreme Leader.
These rules may seem like a joke, but they’re really no laughing matter. That’s because students in North Korea who fail to comply with these and the million other ridiculous rules can get penalties that include forced labor camps and capital punishment. Kind of makes ketchup-less burgers and janitor duty seem like a party, no? According to another modern school policy, popular in schools in England, students are not allowed to have best friends. Not just no BFFs, but no BFAAs (best friends at all)! Indeed, England seems to be big on rules. Nottinghamshire High School, also in England, banned the raising of hands when answering questions in class. The head teacher said that the same hands would always go up, and that this does not encourage or support the morale of those who don’t know the answer. I suppose the idea is that if the same voices just yell out the answers without raising their hands, it’s better somehow. Schools over in China schedule 30-minute naps in the middle of the day for (not just young) students. Students are allowed to bring blankets and pillows from home, and those in charge claim that the nap improves the memory of, and provides energy to, students. I’m not sure the Chinese kids think it’s such a good idea, but I’ll bet the teachers do — especially if they get to nap too. It’s been said that the difference between being a kid and an adult is that kids don’t want to take naps and have to, while adults want to take naps but aren’t allowed to. It is certainly true that rules, at school and anywhere, can be annoying, but good ones are essential. It’s amazing what people will do without them. I was once at a store and happened to notice a long list of “employee rules” tacked behind the stockroom door. I remarked to the baal habayis, whom I knew, that most of the rules seemed like simple common sense. Why did they need to be written out like that? The store owner laughed and told me, “I thought so too; I never planned to make a list. But every single one of these rules was written down only after one of my workers did the opposite!” Nesanel Yoel Safran is a writer, chef and student of Torah and life. You can read about all of this and more on his blog Soul Foodie (soulfoodiecom.wordpress.com) and contact him at soulfoodie613@gmail.com.
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FROM THE SEFER “HAKESER VEHAKAVOD”: Harav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt”l stated that it was more praiseworthy for a woman to cover her hair with a kerchief than a wig. In his words,
הואיל והנידון דפאה נכרית היא נידון אזי ברור שעדיף,בעיקר ההלכה מטפחת שהוא ענין על פי הלכה
Since a wig is a deliberation in the essence of the halacha, therefore it is clear that it is preferable to wear a kerchief as it is a matter of halacha.” (8 )דעת רבותינו חלק א עמוד
A woman who learned that there may be a problem of halacha with wearing a sheitel, asked her husband:
“Maybe I should wear a tichel?“ Her husband answered that he was not a posek and he had not analyzed this topic, but she could go to the gadol hador, Rav Elyashiv, and ask him how she should proceed. The woman went to Rav Elyashiv and asked him, in her purity and innocence, “Is it true that wearing a sheitel is questionable and it is better to wear a tichel in order to fulfill the will of Hashem according to all poskim? I want to do the will of Hashem, and I am ready to do whatever the Rav will tell me. If the Rav advises that I wear a tichel– I am ready. It’s just that this is all new to me. I never knew about this problem.” Rav Elyashiv answered clearly, “Surely it is better to wear a tichel. What is the question or doubt about it? Indeed, there are poskim who are of the opinion that a woman who wears a sheitel in public does not fulfill the halacha of covering the head. Only one who wears a tichel fulfills the halacha according to all poskim. A tichel is glatt.” Upon hearing these words, the woman resolved to wear only a tichel, since through this she performs her special mitzvah according to the opinions of all poskim.
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To the women who participate in the Shmiras Halashon and Tznius Shiur. May the pleasantness of Hashem be upon you for all your matters. Your understanding of the opinion of my late father and teacher the Gaon Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt"l is correct and true, that he prefers covering the hair of the head with a kerchief (tichel) or hat rather than covering the hair with a modest wig, because there are poskim who forbid covering the hair with even a modest wig. (A non-modest wig is forbidden by halacha according to everyone). We heard the Rav say this several times. May all those who increase their tznius and shmiras haloshon be blessed with health and success in everything, and may they have holy nachas from all their offspring. Signed with my blessing Moshe Elyashiv the son of my father and teacher, Rav of the whole Jewish nation, The Gaon Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv zt"l
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הרב משה אלישיב בן לאאמו"ר מרן הגרי"ש זצלה"ה פעיה"ק ירושלים תובב"א .לנשי המשתתפות בשיעור שמירת הלשון וצניעות .יהי נועם השם עליכם בכל עניניכם נכון ואמת הדברים מה שהבנתם בדעת אאמו"ר מרן הרב זצלה"ה שמעדיף כיסוי שיער הראש במטפחת מכיון.או בכובע מלכסות שער הראש בפאה צנועה .שיש פוסקים שאוסרים זה ][פאה שאינה צנועה אסור לכו"ע מצד הדין .ושמענו זה מהרב כמה פעמים ויהי רצון שכל המתחזקות בצניעות ובשמירת הלשון שיתברכו בבריאות והצלחה בכל .ושיהי' להן נחת דקדושה מכל יוצאי חלציהן החותם בברכה משה אלישיב בן לאאמו"ר מרן רבן של ישראל הגרי"ש זצלה"ה
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PLAY WITH ME Is anything as much fun as a romp in the leaves? Let’s join the young ones! When they’re snug and sweet in the new season’s fabrics and colors, let’s lead them in some fantastically fun fall games. Try this cute twist on Duck, Duck, Goose: Settle everyone in a circle on the crunchy leaves to play LEAF, LEAF, PINECONE. Whoever’s “it” goes around the circle, touches each player’s head, and says, “Leaf.” Stopping at any player of their choice, whoever’s “it” drops a pinecone in that player’s lap while say-
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The Cover 1. Fold one black paper in half, in the width. 2. Cut out the words “shanah tovah umesukah,” and place them on the black paper. Use tape to set them lightly in place. • Paste the tape very lightly on the black paper so you can remove it easily when you’re done cutting. 3. Use the razor blade to cut out the letters. Follow these tips: • Make sure the black paper is UNFOLDED at this point. • Place the paper on something thick that can get ruined, such as a piece of cardboard or an old notepad. • Don’t cut out one letter at a time. Instead, cut all the horizontal lines first, then rotate the paper so that all vertical lines are now horizontal, and cut those. Lastly, go through each letter to make sure all the lines were cut. 4. Very carefully punch out the letters (both the white paper and the black). • Keep the razor blade on hand in case you need to recut any lines. You might also want to use the tip of the blade to help with punching out the letters. 5. Remove the white paper. 6. Cut a piece of the gold sheet to fit the size of the words. 7. Carefully put glue on the back of the black paper, around and between all of the letters. 8. Stick the gold paper onto the black paper, with the gold side facing the glue. 9. Set this paper aside. You can place it under some books so the papers stay nice and neat.
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For nearly a millennium, metal tins were all there was… It started out as a serviceable utility item for workmen and soon turned into a back-toschool fashion statement. And before long, an entire lunchbox culture took the stage.
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It was a long workday at the quarry, construction site or factory. The workmen brought along lunch, which they stored in heavy-duty metal pails designed for protection from the rough elements in their environment. Soon, however, they discovered that lighter metal tins were more practical.
The first metal containers officially designed for lunchbox use arrived on the scene. Domeshaped and with an industrial appearance, the boxes were rather unappealing.
Like father, like son. It wasn’t long before the lunchbox fad reached schools. Kids wanted to be just like their dads and began taking their lunches to school in tins too. Their lunch containers resembled picnic baskets, and many featured child-friendly drawings.
Reusing tobacco or cookie tins became the economical — and fashionable — way to go. In the process, popular brands such as Brotherhood Tobacco and Crow-Mo Smokers got free publicity.
A lunchbox was a serious investment, intended to last schoolchildren several years.
Ironically, this also unified the blue-collar laborers and the executives, because everyone grew accustomed to toting these reusable makeshift “lunchboxes,” and they made for great conversation starters.
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Vinyl lunch containers had their heyday for a short time during the 1960s. But since the food often didn’t store well in these less-than-durable “boxes,” they quickly went out of style. Metal containers remained the way to go.
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By 1985, many school cafeterias and lunchrooms banned metal boxes, bringing their production to a halt.
In the 1990s, soft-sided padded lunch containers that could easily be packed inside a backpack were on the rise. Lunchboxes grew more compact. Soon environmental concerns over BPA and food safety introduced other materials to the lunchbox scene, such as neoprene, which reduces condensation and can be washed easily, in addition to canvas and polyester.
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Box Collectors Fancy collecting old lunchboxes? There’s a special title for you: boxer. As Allen Woodwall, famous “boxer” and the owner of the Lunchbox Museum in Georgia, claims, your favorite lunchbox sparks childhood memories and brings you back to feeling like a kid again. His museum is entirely dedicated to old classic lunchboxes and has more than 2,000 pieces on display. The Smithsonian National Museum of American History also hosts a display of unique lunchboxes.
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Soon character-themed boxes jump-started the “Golden Age of Lunchboxes.” One popular design — a school bus seating Jiminy Cricket, Pinocchio, Dumbo, Minnie and Mickey — sold for $2.39. Today, it can be bought for $300 to $500.
Images were etched into the metal using old-fashioned lithography. The metal plates were made by hand and then fed through the printing machine a number of times — once for each color that was imprinted. It was a long, tedious process, but it made for some proud moments as kids toted their themed containers to school.
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When you’re looking to take lunch to work or school, a brown paper bag can suffice. But why make do with squashed food when there’s a copious range of commercially designed boxes specifically crafted for this purpose? Today, some 18 million kids across the United States bring their lunch to school in lunchboxes. August 25, 2021
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WEEKEND RENTAL LAKEWOOD, BN 3 bedroom 2 full baths fully furnished apartment with linen towels & more. Blue River next to Satmer& Oak&Vine area. Inquire more. 7185064321 MIAMI BEACH 4141 Collins Ave. newly renovated beautiful ocean view 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 347.760.0570 BP BUILDING Bais Medresh with Mikvah grate For Yeshiva 6,300 sf aprx. Meyers RE 7184354378 12AVE 40S FOR SALE 1-Family Luxury House, good condition. 25x100 Lot, Built 20x80, 3 floors, basement, 8 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, Driveway. Call: 347-460-7976 ARIZONA SUKKOS GETAWAY 5 bedroom kosher villa with sparkling pool avail to rent for chodesh Tishrei or Sukkos in the new Chasidishe neighborhood in Arizona. Call/text 347-460-5679 APARTMENT BP Looking to rent 4 room apt from after Rosh Hashana until after Shabbos Breishis near 44&16. 718-305-5494 Message-718-715-0670 CONDO BP 50s-15AVE: NEW CONDO 1,900sq-ft, Windows All Sides, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathooms, Porches, No Elevator, Roof rights. Call: 347-669-2659 NEW SMALL OFFICES 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, New small offices, elevator, electricity, a/c, heat included. Starting $190/ month. Call (718) 436-4693 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT BP 16th Ave. 39th St. 900 available immediately Meyers R.E. 718-435-4378
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FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM BSMT 18/55st private entrance Kit/ din w/d 347 446 6114 WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE CLASSON PARK AVE 7000sf. ground floor overhead gate + office 718 593-7171 DRIVEWAY 13&47 Driveway available to rent for long term. 47th Street between 13 and 14. Pls call 347-263-0003 WAREHOUSE FOR LEASE 2000SF kent and park ave ground floor 20 feet ceiling 718 593-7171 FURNISHED APT 13 & 54, New 1 and 2 BR, 1 Flight up. Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen. Shabbos, Short term. 347-413-3424 PRIVATE HOUSE SUMMER RENTAL Private 6 Bdrm house in the heart of monsey big outdoor lawn & deck available all week & extended weekends. Linen , towels, washer & dryer included , call 845.222.8837 lv msg BP 15/48 Furnished room w 2 beds, kitchenette, fresh towels & linen Avail. for the YOMOM TOVIM, weekly or shabbosim.. Call 7189301648/1919 SHABBOS RENTAL CATSKILLS Large house avail for this weekend & for YOMOM TOVIM near GIBBER’s 14+beds, 3 bthrms, linen/ towels, hot plate, percolator. 347-397-1105/718-930-1648 SUKKOS SOUTH FALLSBURG Avail for SUKKOS two private houses total 12 rooms fully furnished massive deck and yard fallsburgrent@gmail. com
HELP WANTED JOB OPPORTUNITY
Lieber’s Kosher Food Located in Bayonne seeking motivated Female individual to work in the corporate office as an administrative assistant. Great environment and great salary plus benefits. Hours Monday through Thursday 9-5 and Friday 9-12. Please email resume to newjob07002@gmail. com NURSERY TEACHER/ ASSISTANT BP heimishe girls school seeking yiddish speaking afternoon Nursery teacher/ assistant. ekbb1222@gmail. com or fax 718-483-8392 BABYSITTER WANTED Looking for responsible loving girl to babysit in my house on Friday mornings. 1-347-988-4837 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Seeking a motivated, dynamic, responsible girl to do accounts payables and receivables. Inter-personal phone skills a must, full time only. Please send resume to: jobs@kleinsnaturals.com. JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking teachers and assistants for Early Childhood classroom, with or without a degree. Candidate should be Yiddish speaking, and love working with little children. Beautiful environment, great pay. Email resume to bpdaycare1@gmail.com, or call 917-532-8099. DRIVER WANTED Driver with own van or mini van to make deliveries daily, good pay. Please call: 718.614.7161
Looking for a female to entertain and take out a 23-year-old high functioning girl with special needs in Flatbush. Shabbos and Sunday afternoon. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW1
Looking for a male worker to entertain a 27-year-old boy with special needs weekday evenings in Williamsburg. Preferably Yiddish speaking. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW4
Looking for a mature adult to teach a married special needs woman housekeeping skills in Boro Park. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW2
Looking for a high school or seminary girl to take out and entertain an adorable 20-year-old girl with special needs with Down Syndrome in Boro Park. After school hours. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW3
Looking for a male worker to entertain a 12-year-old boy with special needs weekday evenings in Boro Park. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW5
Looking for a Comhab worker to work with a 10-year-old high functioning girl with special needs in Boro Park. Fridays and Sundays. Great opportunity for a high school or seminary girl. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101 reference ad CHW6
Looking for an energetic girl to help a 7-year-old girl with special needs with her morning routine in Flatbush. Please call 718.854.2747 ext. 1101
Seeking a female worker to help a 7-year-old boy with special needs in Boro Park with his bedtime routine twice a week.
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Looking for a mature adult to entertain a 31-year-old girl with special needs in the evening and on Sunday in Williamsburg.
Looking for a female worker to entertain and accompany a 24-year-old girl with special needs this coming school year in Flatbush. Monday – Thursday after school hours.
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Classifieds COACH BUS DRIVERS WANTED CDL class A or class B, F/T or P/T Call: 646.820.3324 & leave message. Email: coachbus@gmail.com
SCHOOL SECRETARY Seeking a female secretary for an afterschool program from 4pm-7pm. Email resume to bpschooloffice@ gmail.com.
BOOKKEEPING POSITION
TEACHING/ASSISTANT POSITION available in Yiddish speaking playroup. Call: 718-633-7529
Bookkeeper F/T Real Estate company in Flatbush knowledge of QuickBooks and excel a must. Great office environment 45k-65k please email resume to bookkeepingposition1946@ gmail.com DRIVER WANTED BP preschool seeking driver with minivan to do morning and afternoon routes. Call 347-645-1460. Lv msg TEACHERS/ASSISTANTS Seeking heimishe Teachers and assistants with/without B.A. for Yiddish spkg. Daycare in BP. 7182982058 pls lv message
HEADSTART TEACHERS Early Headstart in Williamsburg is now hiring teachers for September. 90+ credits or diploma required. Toddler and Infant teachers and assistants. (Slots available for the right candidate). Transportation provided. Please call: (904) 580-7208 and leave a message
PRESCHOOL ASSISTANT Excellent experience and pay. Great potential! Graduate preferred. Email resume: mhv@yeshivanet.com
PRE1A TEACHER Heimishe school in boro park looking for afternoon Pre1A teacher. Email resume to preschool3909@gmail.com
COTEACHER WANTED Co teacher for yiddish speaking playgroup for Sept. small class! please call 646413-2039
TEACHER WANTED BP girls High School seeking teacher for היסטוריה. Pls email resume to: teacheropening21@gmail. com
RESPITE DIRECTOR A special ed school seeks a qualified female to direct all after school functions. Email resume: bpschooloffice@ gmail.com
MATH TEACHER BP girls elementary school seeking 7 grade math teacher. Three parallel classes 5 times a week.
PRESCHOOL COTEACHER/ASSISTANT Credits a plus. Great pay. Email resume preschooljobsbp@gmail.com
HELP WANTED Heimishe bp office seeking fulltime secretary. Graduates welcome. Will train. Email resume to bprealtyjob@ gmail.com.
PLAYGROUP TEACHER Twice a week teacher for 3 hrs a day in a yiddish speaking playgroup 18th Ave, lower streets 347-383-5442
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HELP WANTED Seeking capable man to assist elderly man to go to Shul. Please call 718-435-0680
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SALES HELP WANTED Looking for a sales girl/ lady in a busy store in Williamsburg. Please call 347-451-6887
REBBE WANTED Kriah Expert & Assistant Rebbe for special ed Cheder. Email resume school718438@ gmail.com
MORAH WANTED Looking for English speaking experienced Morah for 2 yr old group in Flatbush. 9-2:30 Mon-Fri. 347-372-6772
TEACHER WANTED Teacher for Upcoming school year. Chassidishe special ed Elementary school BP. Email resume: school718438@ gmail.com
DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL
HCS is in need of a Direct Support Professional to work in a residence for adults with developmental disabilities in Flatbush. Driving a must. Please send resume to jobs@ hcsny.org Days/Hours: Monday- Thursday 2:30 PM- 10:30 PM SECRETARY Busy mgmt office seeking full time employee. Will train. Email resume: mprealtymgmt@gmail.com 718 972 7660 ASSISTANT WANTED Seeking early childhood assistant. yiddish speaking, enjoy working with children. 90 credits/ study plan a plus. great pay. also seeking a bus teacher for one route per day. call 917-532-8099 email bpdaycare1@gmail.com, OFFICE POSITION Administrative Office in boys Yeshiva looking for f/t secretary - Experience in computers, dealing with parents, and being able to multi task. Email resume to rygjobs@gmail.com or fax to 347-592-2081 JOB OPPORTUNITY BP Multi girl office is looking to hire a full-time secretary, graduates preferred, ready to train, great opportunity, great phone & interpersonal relationship skills must. Please Call 347-461-3366.
BP OFFICE seeks Secretary/ Office Assistant. Full time. Great opportunity for the right individual. Please email resume to infoateastcoast@ gmail.com GREAT OPPORTUNITY Monsey Based Real Estate company seeking a part time (or seasonal) employee to help out with collections. For $30 an hour and Bonus structures! Able to work from home. Please email resume to Monseyhiring845@gmail. com PT SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP, Hours 3:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp679@gmail.com OFFICE POSITION Busy BP office seeking full time female entry level employee. Good pay. Will train. Email Resume: slcpny207@gmail.com PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIAL!! Get your Rosh Hashanah family’s greeting card portrait! Sara Lax Photography (845)587-6469 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Looking for an administrative assistant to perform administrative tasks at our busy Boro Park office, good communication and organization skills a must. Please email resume to jobs@ hcsny.org
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Classifieds TEACHER & ASSISTANT Teacher and Assistant wanted for chassidish boys preschool. great pay. 646-617-5688 FT SECRETARY RE Management Office in BP Seeking a F/T Secretary, Pref Gard. Organized with good communication skills. Email Resumes to remanagementjobs@gmail. com or Call (917) 719-0726 JOB OPPORTUNITY
Secretary F/T, BP great office environment, graduate preferred, graphic skills a +. Email: office5614n@gmail.com CERTIFIED TEACHER Special ed certified. Heimishe school, BP, PT or FT, Bilingual, Yiddish Extension a plus. Email resume: hr@yesodeibina.org NOW HIRING! Excellent Opportunity! Large Heimishe real estate office seeking full time secretary. Great environment! Will train. Email resume: Bprealestateposition@gmail. com AFTERNOON SECRETARY Boys School in Flatbush seeks afternoon secretary, Mon-Thurs, Sun AM hours. Email resume: yhorowitz@ yeshivanet.com, Fax: 718376-4280 SECRETARY Seeking responsible girl to join our team F/T. Heimishe, busy office in BP. Great potential. Email resume: smresume17@gmail.com F/T SECRETARY Secretarial f/t position avail in large Yeshiva office in Brooklyn. Good computer skills required. Email resume to mosodjobs@gmail. com or fax 718-619-8973. Excellent opportunity, room for growth.
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JOB OPPORTUNITY Heimishe BP Office is looking for F/T female Secretary. Motivated & Energetic. Knowledge in QB a plus! Call: 718-972-1016 Email: office@ film581.com TEACHER & CO-TEACHER Warm and devoted teacher/ co-teacher wanted. Great pay. Excellent environment. Call 929-236-6129 JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for A full Time Secretary in a real estate office. Quickbooks experience a plus. Email resume to joboffer1249@ gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Stimulating and rewarding position available! A Heimishe office in Boro Park is seeking a passionate full-time Care Coordinator to be an integral part of our ABA Care Coordination team. Candidate must have exemplary interpersonal and computer literacy skills. Email resumes to hr@ encoresupport.org OFFICE SECRETARY Heimishe Medical office looking for a full time secretary will train email to rochelabram@gmail.com or call 347-537-9741 P/T COTEACHER/ASSISTANT Playgroup 42 12&13 exc. pay 7184383983 pls lv. msg. LOAN PROCESSOR Seeking experienced commercial Loan Processor for busy BP Mortgage Firm. Great Potential for the right individual. Email resume slcpny207@gmail.com SECRETARY JOB Boro park - Full time office position available in a heimishe one girl office. computer knowledge and phone skills a must. Email to: officework.bm@gmail.com
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DIRECT SUPPORT COUNSELOR
Seeking F/T Direct Support Counselor for women’s Day Hab program in Boro Park; work with a fun and lively group of women of developmentally disabled; Share your talents and help them lead a meaningful and productive life. Candidate must be responsible, creative, and a team player. Great Environment and comparable pay. Driving a plus. Please submit resume to jobs@hcsny. org JOB OPPORTUNITY Special ed agency is seeking P3 providers for after school hours starting September. Enhanced rates! Email resume: placementspecialed@gmail. com SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Heimishe office in BP seeking a full time computer technician. Please call: 718.686.3514 if no answer pls lve msg PRENURSERY ASSISTANT Warm atmosphere, great salary. Email resume morahjob321@gmail.com HANDYMAN WANTED Must know electric, plumbing, carpentry, etc. 718.614.7161 AFTERNOON SECRETARY Heimishe girls office in BP looking to hire secretary. Hours 1:00 - 6:00 PM. Call: 646-858-6496 or Email: jobinbp4322@gmail.com
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Are you bright, eager to learn, and have good people skills? Are you looking for a job where you will really help families and children? If so, this is the job for you! Work closely with families, and help them get services for their developmentally disabled child/family member. You will assist parents to apply and supply documents; and navigate the system to get them valuable, supportive assistance. This is a stimulating and very rewarding job, with lots of room or growth and advancement. Please submit resume to jobs@ hcsny.org HALF DAY JOB OPPORTUNITY Seeking Female Paras for Special Ed After School Program. Great Environment, Get ABA training. Hours 2:45-5:00 Ocean parkway and ave L. Pls call: (718)370-3140. slevi@ mastermindsaba.org PARAPROFESSIONALS NEEDED Seeking full-time paraprofessionals to work in a special education school for the 2021-2022 school year in Flatbush. Excellent ABA training. Heimish environment! Transportation from BP provided. resumes@ yadyisroelschool.org SALESLADY WANTED F/t or P/t. Children’s store in Williamsburg. Call 347-6684188 Lv msg SECRETARY WANTED Busy BP store seeking capable, ambitious female secretary, F/T. Responsible, multi-task, quick grasp of computers. Please email pluginson13@gmail.com.
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Classifieds SHOWROOM MANAGER Looking for a business/ store manager in a boro park showroom.must be very organized with. Great communication skills.email resume to yittyn11205@ gmail.com
POSITION AVAILABLE Are you motivated? Driven? Skilled? You can earn $250,000+!! As a salesperson in 2-3 years. Discover The Mint Capital. Email: hr@ themintcapital.com. We provide full mortgage& sales training
P/T SECRETARY Mon-Thurs 1-5 P.M; Email resume yofmaz20@gmail. com
ELEMENTARY ASSISTANTS BP heimishe girls school. ekbb1222@gmail.com or fax 718-483-8392
ASSOCIATE - F/T To work in our heimishe beautiful office. Great girlsonly environment. Should be smart, team player, proficient in excel, organized, responsible. Near Boro Park, transportation provided. No experience necessary, will train. Send resume to chaya. kaplan@expressivelighting. com. 929.468.9744
JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking for an assertive, efficient and multi task worker to fill a secretarial position in a heimishe Boro Park office. Basic computer knowledge required. Great potential for growth. Nice pay. Email or fax resume to: Info@Ezraz.net or 8452492266
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! Chayeinu Academy looking to hire 1:1 instructors, classroom teachers, Physical and Occupational Therapists. 7183039170/info@ chayeinuacademy.org GREAT OPPORTUNITY
HCS is seeking an energetic male to work in our Boro park DayHab with developmentally disabled men. Responsibilities include spending time with them, help with daily tasks, bringing joy and fun into their day, filling out paperwork in a timely fashion. Valid driver’s license preferred. Please forward resumes to jobs@hcsny.org
HEADSTART PROGRAM Job Opportunities: Teachers and Assistant Teachers. With and without degree. Positions available in Boro Park and Williamsburg. Hiring Bonus for Teachers. Education Director-PT in Boro Park, FT in Wllbrg. Must have Teaching License. Teaching Coach needed in Williamsburg and Boro Park. Great pay and benefits. Call: 718-963-1212 X2149 or email to brosenfeld2@ykypupa.org FEMALE LIFEGUARDS
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JOB OPPORTUNITY Challenge EI seeks responsible, detail oriented, computer literate individuals To work in our Brooklyn office. Heimishe, Pleasant environment. hr@ challenge-ei.com 718-8513300 ext 210 POSITION AVAILABLE Boro Park full time real estate position avail. computer savvy and basic knowledge w excel. Multi tasking detail oriented. preferably a graduating girl. email resume to; ag@ bluestoneequities.net EXCITING OPPORTUNITY! A special need program looking for staff Aug 17- Sep 2, flexible working days, Heimishe Environment Great pay call 929-276-5615 JOB RESUMES Need a great work resume? Resumes are what we do! Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@ gmail.com. JOB OPPORTUNITY An established ABA agency in Boro Park is seeking a Lead Payroll Specialist to oversee the payroll process. Candidate should be proficient with excel, have exemplary computer skills, and able to work in a fast-paced environment. Candidate should have minimum 3-5 years in an accounting or payroll capacity. This is a fulltime opportunity. Please email resumes to hr@ encoresupport.org CARPOOL Looking to share a car from BP to Flatbushschool year 21-22; @10:30 mon-thurs. Please call 347-387-5401.
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Polished resumes written by a certified copywriter, 200+ satisfied customers. Also writer for web content and letters. Proofread by a college educated editor resumes standard: 48 hour turnaround. Express available contact sarah menczer, ccs at thejewishwriter@ gmail.com call/text 347-409-5182 PARA WANTED Looking for 1 on 1 para. Prior exper working with special children needed. Part time. Call 347 5378202 JOB OPPORTUNITY BP office seeking a F/T and P/T medical biller. Will train, no experience necessary. Please email resume to bppabilling@ gmail.com BAL TEFILLA Bal Tefilla with experience is seeking a position for Yomim Noraim 718-809-0145 SALESPERSON WANTED F/T, BP Optical store, Energetic, Motivated, will train, Email Rf11219@ gmail.com Call 347-6319535 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Female only environment. 45 & 16. Internet and utilities included 908-768-2824 OFFICE ASSISTANT For retail shop in Borough Park must be computer savvy and organized quickbooks experience helpful PT/FT call Charles between 11 and three at 917-318-7990 send résumé to ecsaleshelp@gmail.com
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(Female) for Sept. Yiddish speaking a must. With/ without Degree. Great opportunity for the right person. Great Pay. Email: DCJOB2812@gmail. com Call 347-4399092 JOB OPPORTUNITY Join our team! Ark Mortgage is hiring for entry-level positions – full time, no experience necessary. We provide our employees with extensive training, excellent compensation, paid vacation/holidays, benefits, and many opportunities for career growth! Please send your resume to hr@ arkmortgage.com
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BABYSITTER AVAILABLE In your house. Light housework too. Yiddish speaking. 347-884-5623 or 718-436-8706 BABYSITTER Experienced, warm, loving Babysitter currently located 15/52. Small Group. Starting in September. 929-272-5483 SMALL TODDLER GROUP Up to 6 kids. 11th ave and low 50’s. Experienced teacher Please call 917756-0818 HEIMISHE BABYSITTER 12 av and 45st From 9 till 3. Please call or text (718)8120631 Starting after succos
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BABYSITTER AVAIL late night at your home; very experienced, responsible.. refs avail. More info call/txt/ WhatsApp (347) 816-6406. BABYSITTER Looking for heimishe babysitter in my house - once a week - yiddish speaking. Please leave message 347609-5710 BABYSITTER 13 low 40’s accepting babies for Sept. 5-18months Call: (347) 749-7774 BABYSITTING Toddler group. Heimishe, experienced. Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st. 646.721.6784.
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RECORDING STUDIO For all your extra curriculular & educational songs. great prices and excellent service. 347-4862843/themusichut2843@ gmail.com GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach. Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693-4920 or (718)435-7644
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AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490 PROFESSIONAL ALBUMS Baby, engagement and wedding albums. email Lbgraphicsndesign@gmail. com for samples. or call/txt 347-768-0635 CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-871-2955 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 HIGH SCHOOL MATH Attention incoming 9th graders: Switching into a Regents School? Catch up Now! Call Mrs. Friedman today! 917-570-8591 718-4364489
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DRIVER AVAILABLE Driver with many years exp. available to do long distance trips with brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469
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האדמו"ר מבורשטין בעריכת השולחן לרגל הילולת הרה"ק רבי נחום מבורשטין זי"ע והתחלת כתיבת אותיות לע"נ האדמו"ר מבורשטין והאדמו"ר מספינקא בני ברק זצ"ל
האדמו"ר מוויזניץ בארא פארק בנסיעה למקומות הקדושים באירופה
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באנייאונג פון א נייעם אמבולאנס און מעמד הכרת הטוב פאר העסקן הנגיד ר׳ יואל הלוי פריעדמאן לע״נ אביו הרה״ח העסקן ר׳ מרדכי הלוי פריעדמאן ע״ה
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האדמו"ר מגור בביקור אצל אדמורי"ם בניו יארק
מעמד הכתרה פארן נייעם דיין הרה"ג ר' יונה זינגער אין קרית ברסלב ליבערטי ,בנשיאות הרה"ג ר' יואל ראטה
לויה פון הגאון החסיד רבי יצחק יחיאל סג"ל גליק זצ"ל אב"ד בית אברהם ומנהל כללי וספרא דדיינא דהתאחדות הרבנים
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האדמו"ר מוויזניץ בקבלת קהל חסידיו בבארא פארק לקראת ימים הנוראים
שבע ברכות לבן האדמו"ר מספינקא עב"ג בת האדמו"ר מצאנז סטעטן איילענד
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FREE ISSUE 99 AUGUST 25, 2021
פרשת כי תבוא י”ז אלול תשפ”א
HOMEWORK: BANE OR BLESSING? How to fuse “work” and “home” in a way that works for everyone
SEND THEM SWEETNESS
SWEET AS HONEY CAKE
CAPTURE EVERY AUTUMN MINUTE
These adorable pop-up cards will convey the warmest of wishes
The basics just got better with these symbolic recipes
Fall can be so full of fun!
A RAGBAG OF RULES FROM AROUND THE WORLD Academic institutions and their idiosyncrasies
A COLORING CELEBRATION FOR KIDS It’s The Boro Park View’s second anniversary!
Publisher:
YOEL ITZKOWITZ Editor in Chief:
D. GORALNIK Content Editor:
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Associate Editor:
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Food Editor:
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Bein Ish Always Knows
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The Impostor
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Week in Review
Telephone:
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The Black Sheep
Fax:
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E-mail:
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Honing in on Home Work
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School Rules
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Autumn in Action
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Pop-Up Cards
AJ WACHSMAN Project Coordinator:
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בכל יום קודם סעודתו יאמר זה:
ביום הראשון בבואו מבית הכנסת יעמוד בפתח הסוכה מלגאו ויאמר:
עּולּו אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין עִ ָּל ִאין ַק ִּדיׁשִ ין
ֲא ִזַּמין ִלסְ ע ָּוד ִתי א ְּוׁשּפִ י ִזין עִ ָיל ִאין,
עּולּו ַא ְבהָ ן עִ ָּל ִאין ַק ִּד ִיׁשיןְ ,ל ֵמ ַיתב ְּבצִ ָּלא ִד ְמהֵ ְימנ ָּותא עִ ָּל ָאה ְּבצִ ָּלא ְּדקב"הֵ .ליעּול ַא ְב ָרהָ ם וְ עִ ֵּמה יִ צְ חָ ק וְ יַ עֲ ק ֹב, מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ֲה ֵרינִ י מּוכָ ן ְּומ ָזֻּמן לְ ַקּיֵם ִמצְ וַ ת סֻ ּכָ ה ּכַ ֲאׁשֶ ר צִ ּוַ נִ י ַהּב ֵֹורא יִ ְתּבָ ַרְך ׁשְ מֹו ּבַ ּסֻ ּכֹות
ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ְּב ָמ ֵטי ִמינָ ְך, ביום הראשון מוסיף
ַא ְב ָרהָ ם א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִ י עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד:
ֵּתׁשְ בּו ׁשִ בְ עַ ת יָ ִמים ּכָ ל ָה ֶאז ְָרח ּבְ יִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאל יֵ ׁשְ בּו ּבַ ּסֻ ּכֹות :לְ ַמעַ ן יֵ ְדעּו דֹר ֵֹתיכֶ ם ּכִ י בַ ּסֻ ּכֹות הֹוׁשַ בְ ִּתי ֶאת ּבְ נֵי יִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאל ּבְ הֹוצִ ִיאי א ָֹותם ֵמ ֶא ֶרץ ִמצְ ָריִ ם:
ִּתיבּו ִּתיבּו אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין עִ ילָ ִאיןִּ ,תיבּו ִּתיבּו אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין ַק ִּדיׁשִ יןִּ ,תיבּו ִּתיבּו אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין ִד ְמ ֵה ְימנ ָּותא ,זַּכָ ָאה חּולְ ֵקיהֹון ְדיִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאל ִּדכְ ִתיב ּכִ י חֵ לֶ ק ה׳ עַ ּמֹו יַ עֲ ק ֹב חֶ בֶ ל נ ֲַחלָ תֹו .לְ ׁשֵ ם יִ חּוד ק ְּודׁשָ א ּבְ ִריְך הּוא ּוׁשְ כִ ינ ְֵּתּה לְ יַ ֲח ָדא ׁשֵ ם י"ה בו"ה ּבְ יִ ח ָּודא ׁשְ לִ ים ּבְ ׁשֵ ם ּכָ ל יִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאל עַ ל יְ ֵדי ַההּוא ָט ִמיר וְ נֶעְ לָ ם ּבְ ׁשֵ ם ּכָ ל יִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאל :ויהי נועם וגו’:
ביום השני מוסיף
יִ צְ חָ ק א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ביום השלישי מוסיף
יַ עֲ ק ֹב א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד:
יְ הִ י ָרצֹון ִמּלְ פָ נֶ יָך ה׳ ֱאל ַֹקי וֵ אל ֵֹקי ֲאב ַֹותי ׁשֶ ַּתׁשְ ֶרה ׁשְ כִ ינ ְָתָך ּבֵ ינֵ ינּו וְ ִתפְ רֹוס עָ לֵ ינּו סֻ ּכַ ת ׁשְ ל ֶֹומָך ּבִ ְזכּות ִמצְ וַ ת סֻ ּכָ ה ׁשֶ ֲאנַ חְ נּו ְמ ַקּיְ ִמין לְ יַ חְ ָדא ׁשְ ָמא ְדק ְּודׁשָ א ּבְ ִריְך הּוא ּוׁשְ כִ י ְנ ֵּתּה ּבִ ְדחִ ילּו ְּורחִ ימּו לְ יַ ֲח ָדא ׁשֵ ם י"ה בו"ה ּבְ יִ ח ָּודא ׁשְ לִ ים ּבְ ׁשֵ ם ּכָ ל יִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאלּ ,ולְ ַהּקִ יף א ָֹותם ִמּזִיו ּכְ ב ֶֹודָך ַה ָּקדֹוׁש וְ ַה ָּטהֹור נָ טּוי עַ ל ָראׁשֵ ֶיהם ִמּלְ ָמעְ לָ ה ּכְ נֶ ׁשֶ ר יָ עִ יר קִ ּנֹוִּ ,ומּׁשָ ם יֻ ׁשְ ּפַ ע ׁשֶ פַ ע ַהחַ ּיִ ים לְ עַ בְ ֶּדָך (פב"פ ֲא ָמ ֶתָך), אתי ִמּבֵ ִיתי ַהחּוצָ ה וְ ֶד ֶרְך ִמצְ ו ֶֹתיָך ָארּוצָ ה יֵ חָ ׁשֵ ב לִ י ז ֹאת ּכְ ִאּלּו ּובִ ְזכּות צֵ ִ אתי ַט ֲה ֵרנִ יֵּ ,ומאּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין עִ ּלָ ִאין ִה ְרחַ קְ ִּתי נְ דֹוד ,וְ ֶה ֶרב ּכַ ּבְ סֵ נִ י ֵמעֲ ו ֹנִ י ֵּומחַ ָּט ִ אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין ִּד ְמ ֵה ְימנ ָּותא ִּת ְהיֶ ינָה ָאזְנֶ יָך ַקּׁשּובֹות ַרב ּבְ ָרכֹות ,וְ לָ ְרעֵ בִ ים ּגַ ם צְ ֵמ ִאים ֵּתן לַ חְ ָמם ֵּומ ָימם ַהּנֶ ֱא ָמנִ ים ,וְ ִת ֶּתן לִ י ְזכּות לָ ׁשֶ בֶ ת וְ לַ ֲחסֹות ּבְ סֵ ֶתר צֵ ל ּכְ נָ פֶ יָך ּבְ עֵ ת ּפְ ִט ָיר ִתי ִמן ָהעֹולָ ם ,וְ לַ ֲחסֹות ִמּז ֶֶרם ִּומ ָּמ ָטרּ ,כִ י ַת ְמ ִטיר עַ ל ְרׁשָ עִ ים ּפַ חִ ים, ְּות ֵהא ֲחׁשּובָ ה ִמצְ וַ ת סֻ ּכָ ה זֹו ׁשֶ ֲאנִ י ְמ ַקּיֵם ּכְ ִאּלּו קִ ּי ְַמ ִּת ָיה ּבְ כָ ל ּפְ ָר ֶט ָיה וְ ִדקְ ּד ֶּוק ָיה ְּותנָ ֶא ָיה וְ כָ ל ִמצְ ו ֹת ַה ְּתלּויִ ם ּבָ ּה ,וְ ֵת ִיטיב לָ נּו ַה ֲח ִת ָימהְּ ,ותזַּכֵ נּו לֵ יׁשֵ ב יָ ִמים ַרּבִ ים עַ ל ָה ֲא ָד ָמה ַא ְד ַמת ק ֶֹדׁש ּבַ עֲ ב ָֹוד ֶתָך ּובְ יִ ְר ָא ֶתָךּ :בָ רּוְך ה׳ לְ עֹולָ ם ָא ֵמן וְ ָא ֵמן:
ביום הרביעי מוסיף
מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ביום החמישי מוסיף
ַא ֲהר ֹן א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ביום הששי מוסיף
יֹוסֵ ף אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן וְ ָדוִ ד:
וראוי לומר בכל פעם שייכנס לסעודה בסוכה תפילה קצרה זו:
ִרּבֹון ּכָ ל ָהעֹולָ ִמים ,יְ ִהי ָרצֹון ִמּלְ פָ נֶיָךׁ ,שֶ ּיְ ֵהא חָ ׁשּוב לְ פָ נֶ יָך ִמצְ וַ ת יְ ׁשִ יבַ ת סֻ ּכָ ה זֹוּ ,כְ ִאּלּו קִ ּי ְַמ ִּת ָיה ּבְ כָ ל ּפְ ָר ֶט ָיה וְ ִדקְ ּד ֶּוק ָיה ,וְ תרי"ג ִמצְ ו ֹת ַה ְּתלּויִ ם ּבָ ּהּ ,וכְ ִאּלּו ּכִ ּוַ ִנְּתי ּבְ כָ ל ַהּכַ ּוָ נֹותׁ ,שֶ ּכִ ּוְ נּו בָ ּה ַאנְ ׁשֵ י ּכְ נֶסֶ ת ַהּגְ דֹולָ ה:
ביום השביעי מוסיף
ָּדוִ ד א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן וְ יֹוסֵ ף:
ֲאזַ ִּמין לִ ְסעו ָּד ִתי
או ׁ ְּש ּ ִפיזִ ין ִעילָ ִאין
ְּבנֵ ה בֵ ְית ָך ְּכבַ ְּת ִח ָּלה וְ כוֹנֵ ן ִמ ְק ָ ּד ְׁש ָך ַעל ְמכוֹנ ֹו וְ ַה ְר ֵאנ ּו ְּבבִ נְ יָ נ ֹו וְ ַש ְּׂמ ֵחנ ּו ְּב ִת ּקוּנ ֹו
סדר נטילת
סדר אושפיזין
לולב
ֲאז ִַּמין ִלסְ ע ָּוד ִתי אּוׁשְ ּפִ יזִין עִ ָיל ִאיןַ ,אבְ ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ דּ :בְ ָמ ֵטי ִמינָ ְך,
תפילה נאה לומר קודם נטילת לולב:
יְ הִ י ָרצֹון ִמּלְ פָ נֶיָך ה׳ ֱאל ַֹקי וֵ אל ֵֹקי ֲאב ַֹותיּ ,בִ פְ ִרי עֵ ץ ָה ָדר וְ כַ ּפֹת ְּת ָמ ִרים וַ ֲע ַנף עֵ ץ עָ בֹות וְ עַ ְרבֵ י נָ חַ ל ,א ִֹותּיֹות ׁשִ ְמָך ַה ְמיֻ חָ ד ְּת ָק ֵרב ֶאחָ ד ֶאל ֶאחָ ד וְ ָהיּו לַ ֲאחָ ִדים ּבְ יָ ִדי וְ לֵ ַידע ֵאיְך ׁשִ ְמָך נִ קְ ָרא עָ לַ י וְ יִ ְיראּו ִמּגֶ ׁשֶ ת ֵאלַ י ּובְ ַנ ֲענּועִ י א ָֹותם ַּתׁשְ ּפִ יעַ ׁשֶ פַ ע ּבְ ָרכֹות ִמ ַּדעַ ת עֶ לְ יֹון לִ נְ וֵ ה ַאּפִ ְריֹון לִ ְמכֹון ּבֵ ית ֱאל ֵֹקינּו, ְּות ֵהא ֲחׁשּובָ ה לְ פָ נֶ יָך ִמצְ וַ ת ַא ְרּבָ עָ ה ִמינִ ים ֵאּלּוּ ,כְ ִאּלּו קִ ּי ְַמ ִּת ָיה ּבְ כָ ל ּפְ ָרט ֶֹות ָיה וְ ׁשָ ָרׁשֶ ָיה וְ ַת ְריַ ״ג ִמצְ ו ֹת ַה ְּתלּויִ ם ּבָ ּהּ ,כִ י כַ ּוָ נָ ִתי לְ יַ ֲח ָדא ׁשְ ָמא ְדק ְּודׁשָ א ּבְ ִריְך הּוא ּוׁשְ כִ ינ ְֵּתיּה ּבִ ְדחִ ילּו ְּורחִ ימּו לְ יַ חֵ ד ׁשֵ ם י״ה בו״ה ּבְ יִ ח ָּודא ׁשְ לִ ים ּבְ ׁשֵ ם ּכָ ל יִ ׂשְ ָר ֵאל ָא ֵמן: ּבָ רּוְך ה׳ לְ עֹולָ ם ָא ֵמן וְ ָא ֵמן:
יְ הִ י
ביום הראשון מוסיף
ַא ְב ָרהָ ם א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ביום השני מוסיף
יִ צְ חָ ק א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד: ביום השלישי מוסיף
יַ עֲ ק ֹב א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד:
ָרצֹון ִמּלְ פָ נֶיָךׁ ,שֶ ְּת ֵהא ֲחׁשּובָ ה לְ פָ נֶיָך ִמצְ וַ ת ַא ְרּבָ עָ ה ִמינִים ֵאּלּו ּכְ ִאּלּו ּכִ ּוַ נְ ִּתי ּבְ כָ ל ַהּכַ ּוָ נֹות ׁשֶ ּכִ ּוְ נּו ּבָ ֶהם ַאנְׁשֵ י ּכְ נֶסֶ ת ַהּגְ דֹולָ ה:
ביום הרביעי מוסיף
מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב ַא ֲהר ֹן יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד:
ָּברּוְך ַא ָּתה ה׳
ביום החמישי מוסיף
ַא ֲהר ֹן א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה יֹוסֵ ף וְ ָדוִ ד:
ֱאל ֵֹקינּו ֶמ ֶלְך הָ ע ָֹולםֲ ,א ֶׁשר קִ ְּד ָׁשנּו ְּב ִמצְ ו ָֹתיו ,וְ צִ ּוָ נּו עַ ל נְ ִט ַילת ל ָּולב:
ביום הששי מוסיף
יֹוסֵ ף א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן וְ ָדוִ ד:
בפעם הראשונה שמברך על הלולב מברך גם שהחיינו:
ָּברּוְך ַא ָּתה ה׳ ֱאל ֵֹקינּו ֶמ ֶלְך הָ ע ָֹולם ׁשֶ הֶ ֱחיָ נּו וְ קִ ּיְ ָמנּו וְ הִ ּגִ יעָ נּו ַל ַּזְמן הַ ּזֶה:
ביום השביעי מוסיף
ָּדוִ ד א ְּוׁשּפִ יזִי עִ ָיל ִאי ְדיַ ְת ֵבי עִ ִּמי וְ עִ ָּמְך ּכָ ל א ְּוׁשּפִ יזֵי עִ ָיל ִאי ַא ְב ָרהָ ם יִ צְ חָ ק יַ עֲ ק ֹב מ ׁש ֶֹ�ה ַא ֲהר ֹן וְ יֹוסֵ ף:
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NEW EXCLUSIVE DESIGN די מחזור וואס וועט אייך פארשטיין געבן די פירוש המילות דויערהאפטיג דעזיין אויגפארכאפנדע אויסשטעל עברי טייטש ווארט ביי ווארט זעלטן רייכע פירוש
BORO PARK 3919 13TH AVE WILLIAMSBURG 500 FLUSHING AVE )(COMING SOON
LAKEWOOD 939 RIVER AVE
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T H E P E R F E CT YO M TOV G I F T O R D E R YO U R C U STO M D E S I G N TO DAY BORO PARK 3919 13TH AVE
LAKEWOOD 939 RIVER AVE
WILLIAMSBURG 500 FLUSHING AVE
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(COMING SOON)
718.436.0707