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BREATHTAKING (Re: A Tree in the Field, Issue 235) Your entire Tu B’Shvat issue was gorgeous, but your article about nuts was especially breathtaking! The writing was so elegant, and I learned a lot about nuts that I previously did not know. Thank you for a great read.

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(Re: The Fruit Board, Issue 235) Thanks for a wonderful magazine.

Being that your magazine is so popular, I feel obligated to make you aware of an issue that may negatively impact the many Yiddish kinder you reach.

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When reading last week’s Tu B’Shvat edition, I was pleased to find a list compiled from the New Square Kashrus Council, which included information on various fruits and their levels of bug infestation. As I turned to the recipe section, I noticed that there were recipes that included fruits in their ingredients that were clearly ruled by the NSK as forbidden to eat due to infestation. About blueberries, the NSK stated, “Blueberries have been found to have a high rate of infestation and should not be used.” The same was written about strawberries.

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These fruits, in addition to some others, were clearly displayed in the pictures and in the list of ingredients. (The strawberries shown were completely whole with the leaves still attached. Even hechsherim that are more lenient than the NSK do not allow strawberries to be eaten in such a form!)

Not only was it disappointing to find contradictory information printed in your magazine, there is also the risk of causing a less knowledgeable Jew to mistakenly eat bugs as a result of innocently following a recipe printed in a kosher magazine. Printing a magazine that will reach a large population is a great responsibility, and care must be taken that ideas and information displayed are in strict accordance with Torah values and halachic rulings of today’s rabbanim.

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(Re: Bite-Size Pesach Cleaning, Issue 235) Thank you so much for your guide to Pesach cleaning — I look forward to participating! I have a question about the solution that you suggested to use for cleaning pillows and comforters. It seems appropriate for top loader machines. Would it work in a front loader, too? And if yes, where would I pour in the mixture — directly into the machine or in the detergent compartment? Three cups of water seems a bit much for the detergent compartment.

Thank you so much for helping us get to Pesach in an easy, calm (and even exciting!) manner.

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I’m confused about an ingredient in the whitening recipe mentioned in the Pesach program. Where can I get Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda? I’ve tried asking for it at my local grocery, and all I managed to get my hands on is Arm & Hammer baking soda, but I’m quite sure that’s not it.

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A JUXTAPOSITION (Re: Bite-Size Pesach Cleaning, Issue 235) While I usually enjoy your magazine, reading it this week left me upset. The fact that “Pesach is inching closer” is “not quite bad news, but an awareness you might have been hoping to avoid”? Pardon me for disagreeing, but a yom tov given to us by Hashem is reason for rejoicing, and many of us do genuinely look forward to it properly — without stress.

The article was terrific and very well written; it gave the readers hope and energy, and the optimism that yes, we can clean our houses and make every corner spotless. However, it should have been printed in one of your June or July issues, when so many people are off from work and have the extra time to focus on house-cleaning.

It is misconceptions like this one that are the cause of the needless pre-Pesach anxiety many women feel. We are only obligated to search for actual pieces of chometz. My rav once told me a bedroom should take between ten and fifteen minutes to clean, twenty if it has a lot of things in it. In his words, “open the drawers, pick up the clothes, and look for pieces of chometz the size of Cheerios or larger. Unidentifiable crumbs remain in the drawer. Put clothes back.” In areas that you don’t eat, you are only searching for, and removing, actual pieces of chometz, not crumbs. It is an inspection that is relatively easy to perform. Don’t just believe me; ask your rav.

I loved the article. But the juxtaposition between its content and “Pesach” bothered me; the two have nothing to do with each other.

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A FAMILY FAVORITE (Re: The Cuckoo Clock) I’d like to share with you that every week when I return home after running errands on Wednesday, I sit down to read The Monsey View, and the first page I turn to is the serial. I enjoy it so much that I call my children and grandchildren to read it, who, in turn, enjoy it too!

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Meshi-Zahav notes with satisfaction the special feeling that exists in the community.

“Everyone feels at home here. It’s something rare that is not to be taken for granted. We have Americans, Europeans and Israelis all learning together.

There are Tehillim groups and lectures for the women, avos uvanim for fathers and sons, and many inspirational community events.

On Simchas Torah, over 300 families held a communal seudah! Where would you find such a thing?!”

“Israel’s Most Beautiful Neighborhood” The Chish Nofei Israel company succeeded in creating a precedent in real estate in Israel when it built an entire neighborhood, including all necessary services, prior to occupancy.

Reporters and senior real estate professionals who toured the site in the course of construction expressed their amazement at the luxurious standards, praising Ramat Givat Zeev as

“the most beautiful neighborhood in Israel.”

From the outset, the marketing campaign for Ramat Givat Zeev attracted many residents from abroad who had been thinking about Aliyah, but were concerned they wouldn’t find a place that would meet their basic requirements.

Because of the Chinuch and Warmth of Rabbi Horowitz When the neighborhood was still in the planning stages, one of the first questions potential purchasers asked was about the chinuch.

In this respect, too, the developers invested uncompromising efforts to find the right fit.

Ramat Givat Zeev’s schools are headed by Rabbi Avraham Horowitz, one of the community leaders, and formerly the principal of the largest Jewish school in Chile. Rabbi Horowitz agreed to leave the educational empire he’d built up over 25 years, making Aliyah with the express purpose of creating an outstanding, nurturing chinuch environment that would be uniquely suited to the residents of the new neighborhood.

“Our community is made up of those who affiliate themselves primarily with the chareidi world because they themselves attended chareidi institutions in their formative years, but who are looking for the benefits of community life, something sorely missing in the Israeli chareidi society,” Rabbi Horowitz observes.

“B’ezrat Hashem, we opened the doors to our school, Torat Chessed, at the beginning of this year. It is indeed shaping up to be a community school, in part due to our demographics, but mainly because of the overwhelmingly positive attitude toward the school. The families hail from Ramat Givat Zeev and from the surrounding areas of Givat Zeev, Har Shmuel, and Ramot, and they have been tremendously supportive of our initiatives and of the school in general. Our experienced staff feels incredibly blessed with the positive feedback from our parents, and constantly rave to me about the unparalleled level of parent participation.

“Due to these initial reactions to our efforts and the general demand for schools such as ours (mamlachti chareidi), we’ve already opened next year’s admission process, from kindergarten through fourth grade, for both boys and girls. Indeed, these are auspicious beginnings for our community school!”

The recently increasing Aliyah wave brings along an extreme increase in prices. For that reason, many families are taking advantage of this tremendous opportunity, and are now making Aliyah, a decision that is not easy, but one that these families know is so right at this time.

By: Malka Schneps

PA RS H A S Y I S RO Little Chaim and little Yanky were running around as their mothers chatted nearby. All of a sudden, the two boys ran into the street where a delivery truck was approaching, heading straight for the two boys. Thankfully, the driver spotted the children and slammed on the brakes, stopping just in time to avoid a disaster.

The two mothers screamed and ran to retrieve their sons, pulling them to safety on the sidewalk. Chaim’s mother grabbed him by the arms and turned him to face her. “Don’t you ever run into the street! EVER! You could have been hurt or even killed, chas v’shalom!� she screamed at him. Then she burst into tears of relief and pulled Chaim into a tight hug. As Chaim listened to his mother’s sobs, and as he felt her tears drip onto him, Chaim knew he would never frighten his mother like that again. He would stay out of the street.

Meanwhile, Yanky’s mother took a softer approach. She took Yanky by the hand and gently led him to the sidewalk.

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Yanky’s mother looked down at Yanky and smiled. “Yanky, zeeskeit, you gave Mommy a big scare. Please don’t run into the street again, okay?�

The two mothers delivered the same message, but in vastly different ways. Which child is more likely to have not only heard but also listened to and internalized the message? Which child is less likely to run into the street again? Only one child is likely to be ready to answer along the lines of naaseh v’nishmah, and say, “Yes, Mommy — I have heard you and I understand. I will listen.� That child is the one whose mother gave over the vital message with a fiery passion.

When the Torah describes Matan Torah, the lashon greatly emphasizes the dramatic fire and loud noise with which the Torah was given, as it says in this week’s parsha, “Vay’hi vayom hashlishi bih’yos haboker vay’hi kolos uv’rakim v’anan kaveid al hahar v’kol shofar chazak m’od‌ — It came to pass on the third day at morning that there was thunder and lightning‌ and the blast of the shofar was powerful, and the entire nation that was in the camp trembled‌ And Har Sinai was all in smoke because Hashem had descended upon it in fire, and its smoke ascended like the smoke of a furnace, and the entire mountain quaked violently. The sound of the shofar was becoming stronger and stronger‌â€? (Shemos 19:16,18–19) Hashem gave us the Torah with great fire and loud noise.

Likewise, when we teach Torah to our children, we must do so with fire — with hislahavus. That does not mean that we should give the Torah with anger, chas v’shalom, but with a passion. The more passionate we are about Torah, the more likely it is that

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the Torah be emblazoned into the hearts, minds and souls of our children. We need hislahavus in the way that we ourselves perform our avodas Hashem, and we need hislahavus in the way in which we teach Torah to our children.

A child cannot grasp the great importance of our mesorah. But a child does look up to the adults in his or her life and values what he or she perceives to be important to the adults. The word mashpia comes from the word shapua, which means an incline. An incline, such as a roof, allows water to flow down. Our values flow down to our children, so in order to properly impart the Torah to our children, we must keep the Torah ourselves, and we must do so with passion.

Now we see all the more why the actions of Amalek were so evil. Rashi cites the Midrash Tanchuma regarding the pasuk, “Remember what Amalek did to you… how he encountered (karcha) you along the way…” (Devarim 25:17). The word karcha has the shoresh kar, which refers to heat and cold, so the pasuk can also be rendered, “Remember what Amalek did to you… how he cooled you off (karcha) along the way…”

Amalek cooled the fire in our hearts for avodas Hashem. We can see this using gematria.

If we remove the fire from Yisroel — removing the letters aleph and shin — then the gematria of the remaining letters yud, reish, and lamed is the same as the gematria of Amalek. Cooling our hislahavus not only endangers our own avodas Hashem, but it also threatens our ability to pass down our mesorah.

May we all stoke the fires of passion for Torah in our hearts, and in doing so, pass on our mesorah to future generations.

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Under state law, the DOE is required to review all public comments before approving any new guidelines. In a statement released this past Monday, Board of Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa said that public feedback plays a crucial role in any policy changes that could affect private schools statewide.

During a state-mandated comment period that ran from July 3 to September 3 this past summer, the DOE received more than 140,000 responses regarding its proposed regulations that could potentially mandate an expanded curriculum in all of New York’s private schools.

DOE personnel are continuing the review process, which is proving to be far more time-consuming than originally anticipated, prompting the announcement that no decisions would be forthcoming at this time.

In its statement, the DOE acknowledged that many of the comments expressed concern that the suggested guidelines would infringe on personal rights and run counter to parents’ religious beliefs, in addition to limiting the unique education offered at private schools.

Interim DOE Commissioner Shannon Tahoe said that the agency would re-engage with the private school community to further discuss any possible educational guidelines.

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An Epic Display of Kavod HaTorah at Dirshu Siyum in Newark The wave of Daf Yomi siyumim that has been sweeping North America since late December

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Dirshu had originally planned to hold its siyum at the Prudential Center arena, whose capacity varies from 17,500 to 19,500 seats, depending on the event. But as ticket sales progressed at a dizzying pace, Dirshu added two more venues for its siyum, expanding the program to New Jersey Performing Arts Center and the New Jersey Symphony Hall, with an exclusive women-only event.

Well over 45,000 people turned out for the Dirshu siyum, which was graced by the presence of rabbanim, roshei yeshiva and dayanim who came from near and far, including the Sanzer Rebbe, shlit”a, Rabbi Dovid Cohen, shlit”a, Rabbi Shimon Galei, shlit”a, and Rabbi Aharon Taussig, shlit”a. Thousands more listened on live streams that were broadcast over phone lines and other media outlets.

Hamodia reported that the first speaker of the evening was Rabbi Zev Smith, who said that the intense learning and chazarah of the Dirshu program creates a magnificent, bejeweled crown for Hakadosh Baruch Hu. Rabbi Smith called on Dirshu participants to spend even more time in the beis midrash, while simultaneously crediting the wives for their dedication.

“Teyereh Yidden,” said Rabbi Smith. “If there is so much limud haTorah going on, it is because there are n’shei chayil who realize that their greatest pleasure is to shpatzir zich (take a stroll) with their husband’s kol Torah.”

In his address to participants, Rabbi Taussig noted that the siyum was being held on Tu B’Shvat, a day that is well known for its ability to bring greatness into the world, adding that the first Siyum HaShas had been held exactly

89 years ago.

Rabbi Taussig related that Rav Meir Shapiro told his student, Rabbi Shmuel Wosner, that he had merited two children — Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin and Daf Yomi.

“The pasuk in Vayigash says ‘shnayim yaldah li ishti,’” said Rabbi Taussig. “Shnayim is roshei teivos of Nishmas Meir Yehuda Shapiro and yaldah is roshei teivos of Daf Hayomi and Yeshiva Lublin.”

The siyum also featured an unprecedented musical production that included both the Shira Choir and the Malchus Choir from Eretz Yisroel, with approximately 50 musicians from both Hamenagnim and the Freilach Band performing together, according to Yeshiva World News.

An emotional and riveting thirty-minute presentation titled Hinei Yomim Ba’im told the story of a father and son who were at the 1923 Knessiah Gedolah in Vienna where Rabbi Meir Shapiro first proposed the idea of Daf Yomi, and it also chronicled both world wars, demonstrating how limud haTorah sustained Klal Yisroel even during its darkest moments.

Dirshu has already held siyumim in England, France, South Africa and Yerushalayim, with the final siyumim to be held in Pinsk and Radin in March.

Citing Security Concerns, New Yorkers Banned From Federal Trusted Traveler Programs Get ready to spend more time at the airport on the return trip home from Eretz Yisroel and other international locations after a move by the Department of Homeland Security that will keep New Yorkers out of nationwide trusted traveler programs intended to speed up border crossings.

ABC News reported that the state was informed by DHS last week that it would be accepting no new applications or renewals from New Yorkers for programs such as Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI and FAST that expedite the process of re-entering the country. The surprise announcement came a day after President Donald Trump spoke about illegal immigration in his State of the Union address, with DHS pointing the finger of blame at the state’s recently enacted Green Light Law. This law cleared the way for illegal immigrants to apply for driver’s licenses while simultaneously blocking both Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection from accessing Department of Motor Vehicles records. In a three-page letter to state officials, DHS said that it was barring New Yorkers from enrolling in the programs, because federal agencies would be unable to protect citizens from “menacing threats to national security” because of its inability to access the DMV’s database under the Green Light Law. Effective immediately, state residents will no longer be able to enroll or re-register in federal trusted traveler programs, a move that will affect 80,000 pending applications and another 150,000 New Yorkers whose memberships will be up for renewal by the end of the year. The

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It will also create delays and higher costs for anyone selling used cars titled in New York to out-of-state buyers. The DHS action does not currently affect the popular TSA PreCheck program, although it did not rule our further limitations in the future.

“These are all unfortunate consequences of New York’s Green Light Law,” said DHS Acting Deputy of Security Ken Cuccinelli. “Obviously, we would urge New York to undo that law and restore some sanity to its own attempts to help preserve public safety.”

Governor Andrew Cuomo was quick to lash out at the president for the ban, saying it was politically motivated and an abuse of power, noting that thirteen other states and Washington, D.C., have Green Light laws of their own but have yet to see similar restrictions. New York State Attorney General Letitia James said that she planned to file suit against the Trump administration for unfairly targeting Empire State residents.

“This new policy will negatively impact travelers, workers, commerce and our economy, so we will fight the president’s shortsighted crusade against his former home,” said James.

Weeks After Being Released Under Bail Reform, Suspected Yeshivah Burglar Arrested Again It was the second arrest in as many months for an unnamed man accused of a string of yeshivah burglaries in the Monsey area and in Brooklyn.

The Ramapo Police Department reported that the 34-year-old was arrested last Friday morning in the early morning hours after forcing his way into a yeshivah in New Hempstead and setting off the security system. Police who responded to the scene were able to confirm that the intruder was the same individual being sought in numerous yeshivah burglaries in the area. After setting up police perimeter around the yeshivah, officers conducted a foot search and found the suspect in a heavily wooded area.

The same man had been previously arrested on January 10 for burglarizing other yeshivos and was released the same day on his own recognizance under New York’s new bail reform laws. Police said that the suspect robbed another yeshivah on the same day and continued targeting yeshivos in Ramapo, Clarkstown and Brooklyn over the next month until his capture last Friday.

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Recap: Packing is well underway in the Potolsky home, but Elisheva is worried about people being jealous and causing ayin hara. Eliyahu tells her that using some of their money to write a Sefer Torah can ensure that they’ll be okay.

Back in Bratislava, in 1948, Gustav is slowly recovering in the hospital, with Ulush and Janek visiting him regularly. Then, when the police pay a visit to the pediatric ward, Janek realizes that it’s dangerous for them to be seen with Gustav, and he begins to focus on getting out of the country.

“Excuse me, did the van from Atah Imadi pass already?” The woman who turned to Elisheva was elderly and seemed to be somewhat blinded by the bright sunlight.

“I think it should be here any —” Elisheva, shading her eyes with her hand, didn’t have a chance to finish her sentence before the white van drove around the bend in the road. She climbed aboard and was on her way to spend another day at Tel Hashomer Hospital, in hopes that everything would go smoothly and that her father would feel well enough to be released in a day or two.

This was life — strong, turbulent, often drowning out all plans. She had planned and thought and run around and hoped that by this week, they’d finish all the packing and would finally be able to move. But the infection that her father had come down with had upended all of her organized plans.

For the past three days, since Rosh Chodesh Nissan, she and Eliyahu had been taking shifts at the hospital, in Internal Medicine C, while the children were doing the best they could on the home front.

Just then her cell phone rang, and an unfamiliar number appeared on the screen.

“Ms. Elisheva?”

“Yes?” Her voice was laced with puzzlement.

“This is Mahmoud from Internal Medicine C.” Her heart skipped a beat. “The hospital?”

“Yes. Your father wants to know when you are coming. He’s alone right now.”

“I’m on my way,” she replied to the Arab nurse. “Is everything alright?”

“Everything is fine. He just didn’t want to eat anything and is waiting for your food.”

“Yes, yes, I’ll be there very soon.”

Eliyahu, who had been with her father all night, had probably gone down to daven Shacharis, knowing that she was supposed to be arriving just about then. She leaned on the window to her right, staring at the passing scenery. Baruch Hashem, the staff at the old age home had discovered her father’s very high fever in time, and had summoned them. They’d rushed him to the emergency room, where the doctor told them they were fortunate that he had been brought in early enough. Her father had immediately been started on intravenous antibiotics, and the infection seemed to be healing nicely.

“General rehabilitation; geriatric rehabilitation,” the volunteer driver announced.

“Anyone getting off?”

“I am.” A young bachur stood up. Something about his profile reminded Elisheva of her Binyamin.

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Whatever the case, Binyamin had tried to assuage her fears.

“I’m fine, Mommy,” he declared over and over. “I feel good, baruch Hashem. Nothing hurts, and

Elisheva had begun to question Binyamin — had he borrowed money from someone?

What exactly was he referring to?

I’m not weak. Pale? Maybe it’s still from the flu I had.”

That was possible. But something was bothering him, and it was niggling at her as well. He had always been such a mommy’s boy. Why wasn’t he sharing this with her? What was he afraid of? Only once, on Motzei Purim, had he said something to her. He’d been helping her put away all the stuff they had gotten for mishloach manos, and he’d blurted out a strange sentence.

“Mommy,” he’d said, his voice somewhat hoarse from having drunk a bit too much, “if I were to tell you now that I owe someone quite a sum of money, would that be terrible? I mean, because now you’ll have some kind of income from renting out our apartment, right?”

She had begun to question him — had he borrowed money

from someone? What exactly was he referring to? — but he’d quickly assured her that of course not; he’d never taken a penny from anyone for anything. It sounded true, and he hadn’t said another word on the subject since then. Still, the strange question had dogged Elisheva the entire next day.

“Main hospital building, cardiology and emergency room; last stop,” the driver said.

She collected her thoughts and her bags and got off the van.

As she walked down the corridor, her phone rang again. She saw Mahmoud’s number pop up again.

“Hello?” she said, a bit impatiently.

“Ms. Elisheva?”

“Yes.” “Are you coming? The head nurse wants to talk to you about discharge.”

Elisheva pressed the elevator call button. “I’m already here.”

A few minutes later, Elisheva was already standing next to her father’s bed. “You’re going to be released, Tatty, b’ezras Hashem. Today or tomorrow.

You’ll come to us then, won’t you?”

“No,” he said weakly. He’d always spoken quietly, but since the stroke two years ago, his voice had become even more feeble, especially when he was lying down.

“But why?” She sat down on the armchair in which Eliyahu had slept the night before. It was a bit low, but this way she was able to see her father’s face.

“It’s not our tiny apartment where everyone can hear everyone else. It’s a huge apartment, and if you get the room farthest from the center, you’ll see that it doesn’t matter that it’s not a separate suite yet. It will be calm and quiet for you there!”

“No,” he repeated in a whisper.

“But why would you want to go back to the nursing home?” She just couldn’t understand her father.

“I’m used to it there.”

“I promise you, Tatty, that it won’t be hard for you to get used to our house. And even if maybe, maybe, maybe you don’t get used to it — you can always go back to the nursing home then!”

“No.” She sighed.

“Mr. Yisroel Benzion, here is your medicine.” The nurse who entered helped her father sit up, sip a bit of water, and swallow the pill. Elisheva didn’t recognize the pill.

“What is this?” she asked. “It’s not his blood pressure medication, is it?”

“No, it’s the antibiotics. Since last night, he’s not getting it through IV; he’s getting it orally.”

Her father lay back down.

“Nu, Tatty, if we don’t even have to deal with an IV after you are released, then why do you want to go to the nursing home? I want you near me, especially since you’re so weak and so…” She stopped, already hearing her father’s “no.”

But this time he surprised her when he said, a bit more loudly, “Enough.”

“Fine,” she said resignedly.

Eliyahu arrived.

“Good morning!” He smiled at her. “So, what’s new?”

“They want to release my father today or tomorrow.”

“Baruch Hashem. Yes, the doctor on the night shift told me that too.”

“I wanted him to come home to us. You know, some of the furniture is already in the new house, and we can easily prepare a room for him. Someone could sleep with him for the first two days until we all get there with the rest of the stuff.”

“But your father doesn’t want to.”

“How do you know?”

“Late last night they called me from the nursing home to see how he’s doing.” Eliyahu put his tallis bag on the night table. “Your father made it clear to me, three times, that I should tell them that he’ll be going back there. I tried to say that we don’t know for sure, and that we’ll see where he’s going to go, but —” he smiled at his father-in-law “— my shver knows better than I do where he is headed.”

The older man nodded with satisfaction.

“All right, so I’ll be going home now,” Eliyahu said. “There’s a van at 10:30. I already put on Tatty’s tefillin, and he davened. Is there something that you want done now at home?”

“Maybe the fridge. We need to empty and clean it, and prepare it for the move. Will you be up to it?”

“Binyamin and the big girls will help me.”

“Tzippy and Miri said they’ll be happy to lend a hand, too. You can call them if you need their help.”

“The girls at home will help me. I think it’ll be enough.” He took his tallis bag back from the night table. “We’ll be in touch later in the day, okay?”

“B’ezras Hashem. Thanks, Eliyahu.” She opened her bag. “Tatty, do you want to wash? I prepared a sandwich and an omelet. The protein is especially important for you now.”

The words coming through the line were swallowed up by the barking, and it was impossible to understand a word the dogs’ owner was saying.

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“I can’t hear you,” the man said patiently. “Say that again, please?”

There were a few moments of calming sounds, and then the barking faded somewhat. The sentences after that were very clear. Too clear. Maddeningly clear.

“He’s not going to live with them?” The man uttered each word slowly, no longer sounding patient. “Are you sure?”

“Yes.” A single bark accompa-

“He’s not going to live with them?”

The man uttered each word slowly, no longer sounding patient. “Are you sure?” nied his lone syllable.

“How do you know?”

“I spoke to the family.”

“Where?”

“At the hospital.”

“You went to visit?”

“No, I called on behalf of the management to hear what the situation is.”

“And how is he doing?”

“He seems to be recovering nicely.”

“Excellent. And what did the family tell you regarding the subject that is important to me?

I want to hear exactly, not approximately.”

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the favors, thank you very much’ kind of thing.”

Again, the barking overpowered the conversation. “Sorry,” the speaker apologized. “Give me a minute to calm them down again…”

“Look,” the caller said after a moment. “I want you to find this out for me. If the impression that you get is that the family is going to live in that gorgeous penthouse that they won, but they want to throw the grandfather back into the nursing home, well, then, they will only lose out from it.”

“Don’t say ‘throw’ about our nursing home. It’s a very dignified place.”

“Dignified or not, it’s not your nursing home that interests me right now, you hear? I want you to get to the bottom of this.”

“And if the grandfather is the one who prefers it this way?”

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“Fine,” the man said.

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INGREDIENTS 1¼ cups flour

½ cup light brown sugar

⅔ cup unsweetened cocoa

1 egg plus 1 egg yolk, lightly beaten

1½ tsp. baking powder

⅓ cup liquid whip

½ tsp. baking soda

½ cup oil

½ tsp. salt

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¾ cup sugar

¾ cup boiling water

FROSTING ½ stick margarine, melted

½ cup unsweetened cocoa

⅛ tsp. salt

¼ cup hot water

1½ cups confectioners’ sugar

1 T. corn syrup

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Preheat oven to 350° and line muffin pans with baking cups.

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Whisk together flour, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a large bowl, and make a well in the center of the mixture. Add sugars, egg, egg yolk, whip and oil to flour mixture, and whisk in until just incorporated. Dissolve the coffee in the boiling water, add to batter, and whisk in until smooth. Fill each baking cup just over half full with batter.

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These are moist, fluffy and delicious! I like to top some of them with raspberry jam and colorful sprinkles and some with apricot jam and chocolate sprinkles. The fruity jam flavor pairs perfectly with these light, classic cupcakes.

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INGREDIENTS 6 eggs, separated

½ cup orange juice

1¼ cups sugar

2 cups flour

1 T. vanilla sugar

2 tsp. baking powder

½ cup oil

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CUPCAKES Use one recipe of the Fluffy Vanilla Cupcakes

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Prepare one batch of Fluffy Vanilla Cupcakes.

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Join us for a visit to Bohemia, current-day Czech Republic, as we go back in time to this hotspot for Jewish healing in years gone by. Resort towns in the area, such as Carlsbad, Marienbad, Franzensbad and Piestany were privileged to host a fair share of Yidden and gedolim during their heyday in the mid-1800s until World War II.

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Dateline: Late 1800s–Early 1900s Welcome to Carlsbad, Czechia!

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During a visit to Marienbad in 1891, Mark Twain commented on the chassidish presence in town. “Almost the only striking figure is the Polish Jew. He is very frequent. He is tall and of grave countenance and wears a coat that reaches his ankle bones, and he has a little wee curl or two in front of each ear. He has a prosperous look, and seems to be as much respected as anybody.”

Many close and unlikely relationships were formed in these resort spots between gedolim from various parts of Europe who might never have come together otherwise. The connection between Reb Aharon of Belz, zt”l, and the Imrei Emes of Gur, zt”l, had roots in Marienbad. Reb Elchonon Wasserman, zt”l, looked to spend as much time as possible in the Belzer Rav’s presence when they’d meet in Marienbad, recalling the esteem in which the Chofetz Chaim held the Belzer Rav at a convention in Warsaw.

Reb Yehoshua of Belz once visited Piestany, and some local misnagdim mocked him. His son, Reb Yissachar Dov, was disturbed. He asked his father how it could be that people still did not see the advantage of chassidus and were so callous as to ridicule them.

Reb Yehoshua replied that his son needn’t worry.

“That was before I davened ‘Atah chonen l’adam da’as’ in Shemoneh Esrei. They’ve already done teshuvah.”

They were still speaking when the Yidden came to ask forgiveness. Reb Yehoshua told them to travel to Belz. Years later, when repeating the story, the Reb Yehoshua of Belz pointed out some “yoshvim” in Belz.

“They are descendants of those Yidden…” he said.

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In 1937, the final conference of Agudas Yisrael before World War II, the third Knessiah Gedolah, took place in Marienbad, bringing a host of gedolim at once to the resort town.

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healing centers are subsidized and sponsored by large Jewish communities, like Vienna, Prague and Berlin, and by private benefactors as well, making treatments at the springs available to simple workers and tradesmen, too.

The influx of Yidden — men, women and children — during the summer season transforms Carlsbad into an authentic “Jewish space,” with Yidden outnumbering gentile guests.

During high season, Yidden are afforded friendly, cordial treatment by native and visiting gentiles. During the off-season winters, hostility is certainly more noticeable.

A Day at the Spa Many of the gedolim and guests have come to the resort towns dotting Bohemia on doctors’ orders. The mineral spa waters are renowned for their curative properties, both for those who drink and immerse in them. But it isn’t just the water itself…

The experience begins with the journey to the “bader.” The change of scenery and distance from everyday concerns are the first part of this health-promoting experience. Without the distraction of domestic affairs or business worries, guests have an opportunity to really rest. Some even consider it inappropriate to read newspapers while regaining their health!

Life in the city is rigorous, and many city Yidden seek to calm their nerves with the relaxing effects of the water.

Doctors recommend a ritualized, synchronized daily routine that includes scheduled meals and no strenuous activities. Between treatments, visitors are encouraged to take short excursions and stroll the promenade and woods.

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pace affords them more time to learn freely, undisturbed, between treatments. It also offers them the opportunity to meet with other gedolim, who are here for remedies too.

Chassidim and talmidim who join their rebbe’s retreat strain to catch a glimpse of every interaction and bend low to listen in to the conversations of these great men. Even the “simple talk” and stories they share are interesting — not to mention watching the milchamta shel Torah they engage in.

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THE CHASAM SOFER IN PIESTANY In the summertime, the Chasam Sofer visited Piestany for healing purposes. He wrote many teshuvos from there. Still, the Chasam Sofer viewed his visit as yissurim and a galus from his kehillah and yeshivah, all done simply for the sake of refuah.

The Chasam Sofer would use the bathhouse privately, with no one else permitted entry while he was inside. The well was enclosed by heavy iron doors that were kept open all day, while the public came and went. Once, as the Chasam Sofer went in, the heavy doors closed on their own. It was humanly impossible to open the doors alone from inside. And no one outside knew that he was stuck inside.

The Chasam Sofer realized he was in great danger. He immediately began to review his maasim and suddenly remembered that about one month before, Rav David Deutsch, a distinguished rav and the author of Ohel David, had passed away, and he hadn’t eulogized him. Chazal say that one who neglects to be maspid a talmid chacham is deserving of being buried alive. The Chasam Sofer pledged that if a miracle would happen and he would survive, he would deliver a hesped on the niftar.

Suddenly, the doors opened on their own and the Chasam Sofer kept his promise.

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On the flip side, these resort towns are frequented by liberal Jews and gentiles, too. A world of cultural activities is available in their confines — and ehrliche guests make sure to keep far away.

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The mineral springs found in these Bohemian resort towns are natural miracles, and the healing powers that Hashem conferred upon these fountains of blessings were already recognized as far back as the Middle Ages.

The valuable waters contain a variety of minerals, sulphur and hydrogen sulphide, among other properties that heal and prevent many ailments. Drinking the water, bathing in it, and applying the mud treatments cures, soothes, remedies and restores vibrancy to many who come searching for it. The healing waters can get as hot as 70 degrees Celsius (158 degrees Fahrenheit).

With as many as 60 different treatments, including balneotherapy, physiotherapy, mechanotherapy and kinesiotherapy available, visitors follow individual therapy plans upon the recommendations of local doctors. Mud baths characteristically relieve pain and improve mobility. Some come for beauty treatments, too.

Common conditions that benefit from the spa waters include musculoskeletal diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, arthrosis, osteoporosis and back pain.

People come for rehab following accidents and surgeries and after suffering injury to the central nervous system. Issues with nervous components and diabetes have been treated here, too.

Carlsbad became known as the leading spa for “sugar,” with the composition of its springs favorable for diabetes, long since labeled a “Jewish disease,” and Piestany is famously known for healing rheumatism.

Historical Development The healing springs in Bohemia are formally mentioned in writing as early as 1549, but people already took advantage of their curative powers even earlier, during the Middle Ages.

The first bathhouses in Piestany were constructed in 1778. In 1813, they suffered from flooding and were eventually rebuilt in 1820. This time, they were larger and more developed, and a spacious park was added to the design.

In 1830, the health spa officially opened for business and began to gather international acclaim. Royal guests such as the Austrian Emperor Charles I, German Emperor Wilhelm II and Bulgarian Tsar Ferdinand I lodged there. And still today, the region welcomes thousands of foreigners annually.

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hese wintertime visitors are nicknamed “snowbirds” by the locals, referencing the bird-like tendency of out-of-state visitors to flee the cold weather back home and temporarily settle down where it’s warm. Luckily for heimishe snowbirds, there’s a cozy nest waiting for them in Tucson, replete with other “birds of the feather.”

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“It started nearly 50 years go, when the Satmar Rebbe, zt”l, came out here with a bunch of chassidim. After being here for about two weeks, the Rebbe said that it was time for him to go home, but that

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everyone else should remain. Aside from the Rebbe and his gabbai, the group stayed.”

Mrs. Brauner, proprietor of Brauner’s Resort, is pleasant and forthcoming, happy to share with

me the history of the place she loves.

“As the Rebbe advised, my fatherin-law stayed here, at first in a rented two-bedroom apartment, where he hosted the davening, and then in a house he bought. It was about 41 years ago that he bought our first property in Tucson, which came with two accessory houses. Since then, we’ve been building and updating. We now have six apartment buildings with about 30 apartments in total.”

As for the guests who come, they hail from all over, and from all walks of frum life.

“It started out with mostly elderly visitors who came for the warmer weather, but as people realized that the air quality here is so amazing, and the environment has such an impact on health, people started to come for all sorts of conditions, ranging from asthma to psoriasis to arthritis. It’s mostly a younger crowd now, with children.”

Many people who have come for therapeutic purposes leave feeling so much better, causing them to spread the news far and wide.

“Recently I’ve even received calls from people in Toronto and Golders Green!” Mrs. Brauner tells me.

Fortunately for people who travel from afar, everything is available at the resort aside from personal effects.

“We have people who come and bring nothing more than the clothes on their backs,” Mrs. Brauner says, telling me that all apartments are equipped with kosher kitchens and that the on-site grocery rivals any corner store in New York, fully stocked with all the basics, including meat and even ready, refrigerated meals. For families who come with hopes of healing, this is a tremendous boon, allowing them to focus their energies on spending time in the great outdoors, imbibing the fresh air and catching those

rays of sunshine. Even yearround local residents frequent the store during the open season for a taste of heimishe food.

Nearby, there are many lovely outdoor activities for those on the go, including the possibility of hiking in the mountains or exploring the breathtaking Sabino Canyon.

Another popular attraction is a beautiful zoo, and there’s plenty of shopping as well, for those in need of retail therapy.

Though Tucson is technically a city, the air quality is classified as good, with low pollution and humidity. Many asthmatics find that breathing is less laborious there. As one visitor told me, “For the first time in years, I feel that I can breathe without thinking about every breath I take.

It’s as if an elephant has been removed from my chest; I can get out and enjoy life!” Another visitor, a mother of a young child with asthma, told me that her pediatrician recommended a permanent move because her child can go for extended periods of time in Tucson without flaring up,unlike at home.

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KNOW BEFORE YOU GO “I can’t guarantee that everyone who comes out to Tucson will experience healing for their condition. Very many do, but some don’t,” Mrs. Brauner says.

This puzzle of who is helped by what, and when, confounds so many people around the world. To that end, it’s important to recognize that though geographical and weather features of various locales can impact our bodies in significant ways, we may not always achieve the result we’re hoping for when visiting a place that is touted to be blessed with properties of healing.

Sometimes we won’t know why others achieve healing while we don’t, but there are instances in which the answer to that question is hidden in the diagnosis.

Getting the correct diagnosis before attempting any treatment can be paramount. For example, while Seasonal Affective Disorder (winter depression) can be alleviated by a vacation in a sunny spot or even light therapy, other mental health conditions may dangerously worsen if conventional treatments are neglected in favor of trying nature first.

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Any time there is a question about what type of treatment a person should undergo, it is important to have an accurate understanding of what their body is afflicted with.

Once they have a correct diagnosis, appropriate treatments are easier to come by. And for many, a vacation in Tucson is exactly what the doctor ordered!

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been made at establishing a yearround community, but so far, all have fallen through. As Mrs. Brauner says, “It’s not so simple. You can’t just start a community with ten families; you need much more than that. You need a school and a cheder and other things, as well.”

When it comes to off-season need, however, the resort has been opened from time to time for individual families. Though the season officially begins Zos Chanukah and ends a week before Purim, there have been requests for groups to stay over Pesach or even in the middle of the summer. People who come just to vacation typically stay for shorter stints during the main season, while those who come for symptom relief for various conditions are encouraged to stay for three weeks or more, as it can take time to see change taking place. Some skin conditions, such as cases of true eczema and psoriasis, have historically been known to typically respond well to sun exposure, though it takes time for clearing to happen. But if and when that clearing comes, it can last for extended periods of time, allowing visitors to take the relief they gain back home with them.

“Last year there was a baby with

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bad eczema who came out and ended up spending seven weeks here, his family staying over Purim, even after everyone else had left. By the time he went home he was clear, and he still is clear, even now.”

Some forms of mild mental health conditions, too, can respond well to the sunny nature of Tucson.

Winter blues and cabin fever can

relaxed,” Mrs. Brauner explains to me. “Everyone greets each other and is very polite.

Even the city bus driver always has a cheery greeting for the passengers.” In a tongue-incheek manner, Mrs. Brauner tells me that it is easy to pick out who the New York drivers are on the street…

In general, those who come to the resort are treated to a country-like atmosphere in the middle of winter. There is a private playground for the children, and the women often gather around for a good shmooze. Over in the beis midrash, the men have the chance to take part in a full day of learning, complete with shiurim. Brauner’s is especially honored to host the chashuveh dayan from Monroe every winter.

“People who used to go to Palm Springs started frequenting our resort,” Mrs. Brauner says, “because taking out a house in Palm Springs

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Here, guests have all their heimishe needs provided for, without the hassle.”

Not everyone needs a refuah, baruch Hashem, and not everyone’s a snowbird. But should any of us need what Brauner’s provides, it’s great to know that there’s a home away from home for all of us, just a flight away.

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When our pediatrician assured me that my baby's dry skin just needed a dab of Vaseline, I believed him. But when baby Simi's face grew coarser and coarser, I believed my motherly instincts more.

Simi was born in the winter, and by the time Pesach rolled around, her skin was so rough I didn't need a doctor to diagnose it as eczema. Thus began our journey on the tumultuous roller coaster that is eczema.

I first consulted with an allergist, having been told that facial eczema is generally food-related. After testing the baby for the five basic allergens, the allergist concluded that my baby was only mildly allergic to raw egg whites. He advised me to stay off egg whites for four weeks and check for improvement. This coincided with Pesach, and I remember being hysterical about that. Well, today I've come a long way.

I didn't enjoy ice cream or scrambled eggs over Pesach, but Simi's

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skin did not clear up. So the search went on. A cousin recommended a woman who was said to identify allergens more accurately. There I received my gift: a megillah of prohibited foods and the chirpy consultant's assurance that "you'll figure it out, it will get easier." No more wheat, dairy, potatoes, spices, eggs, onions, garlic and soy, to name very few.

Sometimes I literally went hungry, and things did not get easier so fast. That summer, we were going to a new bungalow colony where my

husband would be a melamed. Our home for those two months was a little cabin literally in the middle of the woods, with foxes for company.

The advantage at this bungalow colony was my disadvantage: We got food from the main kitchen every day. I didn't have a gas range or oven and couldn't cook on my own (though later I did get myself an electric grill). I also tried all kinds of formulas so I could bottle-feed Simi, but she absolutely refused bottles.

So there I was, a hungry mother constantly holding a crying baby. But there were some pinpricks of light that made this impossible situation the slightest bit bear-

Her skin was so rough that I didn’t need a doctor to diagnose it as eczema.

able. It was summer, my children were kept busy in day camp, and I didn't have to cook for my family. I had to protect Simi from scratching herself, so my day was a carousel of holding the baby, keeping her arms down, and wiping the blood off her face. She woke up every morning in a pool of blood — and she often slept in my bed, because I had to hold her hands down at night so she wouldn’t scratch herself in her sleep. When she moved, I woke up and grabbed her hands, and then she woke up, and we'd often be up for hours. My sisters in Eretz Yisroel knew well how my nights looked; they kept me company throughout those long hours.

Simi's face made a cute baby into anything but. All you saw were two huge blue eyes popping out of a hor-

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ribly raw face. Her eyelids, behind her ears, in her ears — no area was spared.

Desperate that I was, I then consulted with another alternative medicine practitioner (please check with your rav about the permissibility of any such practice), who declared that 60% to 70% of the problem was the laundry detergent I used. She recommended I change to Arm & Hammer’s Free & Clear, which is free of dyes and harsh substances.

And the good news: On her plan, I was allowed white wheat, butter, cherry tomatoes, and many other foods previously barred from my diet. That very week, on Rosh Chodesh Av, I sat down to a lavish feast: fresh onion rolls with butter and a big salad with cherry tomatoes. Finally! I could actually enjoy some of the world’s bounty.

Not for long. Four hours later, after feeding Simi, the nightmare

bloodcurdling howls.

Oh, did that salad exact a heavy price. It was all too much, too fast. I realized I shouldn't have swallowed the hypothesis whole and gone on to enjoy myself. Maybe I could have tried only one of the foods and tracked the reaction.

But my other lesson was comforting, at least. I had been doing something right until now. My impossible diet was keeping the condition from reaching its very worst. All of my trouble had not been for nothing.

I did switch my laundry detergent, and that Erev Tisha B'Av found me washing all the linens and towels.

Simi was always everywhere, in everyone's beds and arms, so I made sure to wash everything with the new detergent. With this change, Simi's skin was no longer totally raw; obviously, it was doing her some good.

There is no such a thing as a quick fix.

Nevertheless, everyone around me seemed to have the answers, and I got plenty of advice and comments from random people. I've been informed by a doctor in hospital corridors (where I was visiting to treat a different child) that my child has a bad case of eczema and that I should

So there I was, a hungry mother constantly holding a crying baby. But there were some pinpricks of light that made this impossible situation the slightest bit bearable. began. I shudder remembering how Simi threw herself from pain, thrashing like crazy, desperate to just get out of her skin. I couldn't even hold her; she flew out of my arms. I spent the night bawling along with Simi. She slept for a few seconds, then jerked awake with

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do A, B and C. Really, now — I was very aware of my child's condition and we were past all those “remedies.” A friend who has a child with eczema said she would tie a bib on her baby with the announcement: Don't offer advice, offer help. I've been told about "amazing" and "lifechanging" treatments, which when verified, turned out quite underwhelming.

My greatest fear was infection.

I've heard horror stories about eczema infections that have led to long hospital stays and heavy meds.

I obsessively cared for any open wound with my own go-to remedy: MR cream and powder for burns (though this should not be taken as professional medical advice). Also, since my child was a baby and we could hold her hand and prevent her from opening wounds, we had a better chance of preventing them.

Baruch Hashem, Simi was not on antibiotics even once.

At that point, after the change in detergent, things were slightly better, but they were still not good.

My home was totally dysfunctional; there was nothing going on except holding Simi's hands down. And when things got this desperate, I found myself in a whole new place.

Things previously waved away as "out of the question" suddenly became an option.

We'd heard over those chaotic months that Davos, Switzerland, was a well-known destination for

eczema sufferers. I always thought, "Yeah, right."

Sure, I was so going to pack myself up and leave a family of children for weeks to go gallivanting in the Swiss Alps.

Well, then the time came.

Things have to grow on you, I learned. Circumstances slowly shift your limits until you find yourself doing things you'd never have done before. I saw this with my three-year-old, as well, who has eczema on her palms. A mother once told me she sent her child to school in gloves, and I thought, "Never. It's not that bad, is it?" But the day has come where I'm defying my "never"; these days, I send my daughter to preschool in gloves.

Now Switzerland would actually become a reality. I got busy with making passports for the entire family. The plan was that I would travel with my preschooler and baby in the beginning of Elul, and the rest of the family would join for the yamim tovim.

The end of the summer found me in a whirlpool of trip arrangements, along with the exciting preparations for my youngest sister's wedding. While my siblings were busy with hairdos and gowns, I was taking down winter coats and cooking and freezing stacks of meals.

Right after my sister's sheva brachos, we were off.

My mother joined me for the first week (days after her daughter's sheva brachos!) to help me get settled.

Chesed really makes the world go round; it's not just a cliché. My sisters made it all possible. While I was away, my children went to them after school, and they prepared meals for my husband. Before my husband flew to Switzerland to join us, they packed up spelt goodies for me, which was so thoughtful. My daughter’s preschool teacher sent us a huge package with crafts: from Play-Doh and beads, down to the feather and glue for the kapparos picture.

The day we left, Simi was looking her worst. That was a good thing; I definitely didn’t have any second thoughts!

After a two-hour ride from the Zurich airport to Davos, we went straight to the Cresta hotel. For most of my six-week stay, I would be in Etania, a motelstyle establishment on the Davos mountains, but for now, I enjoyed the full food-and-board services in this hotel. After Shabbos, my mother and I started exploring the four Davos mountains to figure out which ones I could brave on my own with the two little ones. Some mountains can only be accessed via chairlift or cable car, and others have trains that ride into a manmade cavity carved into the mountain.

Mt. Jakobshorn turned out to be our choice. This one we rode up in a cable car. On the mountain, I could relax on a bench while my children enjoyed some kiddie toys. There was a doll house, a bike and some blocks to occupy them. Sometimes hordes of traipsing cows surprised us at the spot.

After my mother left, I transferred to Etania. Etania is a six-floor building, with each floor divided

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Oh, did that salad exact a heavy price.

It was all too much, too fast. I realized I shouldn’t have swallowed the hypothesis whole and gone on to enjoy myself. into two. Each family is assigned their half-floor with a kitchenette, three rooms and a porch. Since Etania is quite high up on the mountain, the air right outside is also healing. At night, I would bundle up Simi and have her sleep on the porch so she'd get all the healing air she could.

At Etania, kosher bread and challah are available for ordering, but if the mashgiach would forget to turn on the oven at the bakery one night, there would be no bread the next day. There is no official kosher supermarket in Davos; when local Jews shop, they carry a list of the products approved by rabbanim.

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One day, I discovered a supermarket with a kosher section. I eagerly went to check it out and saw four items: grape juice, wafers, chrein and ice pops. I grabbed two $4 ice pops off the shelves for myself and my daughter, and we sat outside in the rain contentedly sucking this kosher treat!

Two weeks after I arrived in Davos, the rest of the family finally joined me. The sun cooperated as well, and stunning weather welcomed my husband and starry-eyed kids. My three-year-old proudly showed them around "our" place.

For my children, this was beyond anything they could dream of. Each

day, we took the cable car up the mountain and had a real-deal chol hamoed trip!

On Rosh Hashanah, we enjoyed a shul on the ground floor of Etania. As a mother of little children, it was a rare treat to sit in at most of the tefillos. The crowd was completely heimish, but varied: There were chassidim of all kinds, Litvish folks from Bnei Brak, and Sefardim.

After Rosh Hashanah, we took some more family trips. When my sisters asked what activities we were planning for chol hamoed, I told them that we enjoyed these trips every day!

Simi's skin didn't improve immediately. For the first three weeks of our stay in Davos, there was no change. After that, her skin was not yet good, but it was not at its worst.

It was just before Sukkos — when another mother looked at Simi and asked me, "You came for this?" — that I took a look at my baby and realized she was looking better! While not smooth, her face didn't look re-

pulsive anymore.

Change is never quick or straightforward. Some days she did better, some days worse. When I sat in the playroom one day, an English woman sitting near me looked at my baby and said, "She's not looking good today. Were you eating apples?" I looked at her in shock. How did she know that I'd been relying on lots of apples to supplement my meager diet? "Apples are no good for her," she claimed.

When Simi broke out again, my new friend said it was a grain I'd

eaten. I argued that I didn't eat any grains — until I remembered the barley in my soup. This English native was very on top of me, helping me tweak my diet.

Sukkos was an experience. This is probably what it was like in the shtetl: Families celebrating yom tov together. All of the sukkahs — graciously provided by Etania's management — stood on the large lawn.

One family began to sing zemiros; the next joined. One father began to tell a story; the other families were silent and listened.

We were all in it together, facing similar circumstances. It was a bit like a support group, and I appreciated the power of being "in it" together. We shared stories, experiences and ideas. The atmosphere was beautiful and supportive.

And then Sukkos — and our stay in Davos — ended. As we boarded the airplane on the morning of Isru Chag, Simi's face was clear and baby-smooth. I leaned back in my seat and exhaled in relief. An hour later, her cheeks sported two bright red patches. My pulse quickened. For

Etania and the Davos Solution The healing properties of the air in Davos were discovered in the 1800s by a doctor who looked into the curious phenomenon that the people in Davos were not afflicted by tuberculosis, which raged at the time. Many ill people, including Jews, came to Davos in the hope of being cured.

However, some came so sick that they unfortunately passed away there, as testified by the Jewish cemetery in that area.

Davos soon became popular — and expensive. A charity committee in Zurich decided to open a facility on the Davos mountains, named Etania, to host the ill for affordable prices. This establishment ended up serving as a haven for people escaping the horrors of the Holocaust, as well, and also facilitated the healing of the many wounded, broken souls after the war.

People stayed there for as long as two years until they were strong enough to venture out into the world again. The Etania lobby showcases old pictures of people sleeping on the building porches to take full advantage of the heal-

ing air of Davos.

In the late 1900s, once tuberculosis thankfully faded into history, Etania became virtually empty. By the 1990s, it was a forsaken, neglected property that cost more to maintain than its services could cover, and its owners wanted to sell it.

Now, however, Etania is back on the map, and many families searching for relief from allergic conditions visit each spring and fall. The air in Davos has no dust mites, very low allergen levels, little pollution and beneficial sun rays, and these factors can sometimes enable the skin to heal.

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this I spent six weeks in Davos?

We disembarked with a redfaced baby, a child with fever, and two vomiting kids. I thought I would lose it right there. But as we headed home, I remembered hearing that things could get worse before they got better. The first week Simi's skin was very irritable, but by three weeks after arriving home, her skin began to clear up.

It was unbelievable to watch the foods I ate show up on Simi's skin! If I kept to my regimen carefully, things were good. If I cheated, I paid the price, until things improved again after about ten days. But unlike before, when my diet only curbed total disaster, after our trip it really kept her complexion clear.

When we spent Shabbos at my parents' one week, I realized I’d forgotten my spelt challah. I took the risk and tasted a small piece of my mother's wheat challah at the Shabbos day meal and seudah shelishis. I waited one day, two days, and nothing happened. So I learned

that when I'm desperate, very small cheats can sometimes wiggle their way through the system! Dairy, however, is a big no-no; there are almost immediate flare-ups with the smallest nibbles.

Is it a pain to keep to this prohibitive diet? Yes, especially when I'm not home, and there's absolutely nothing for me to eat. But on the whole, I’ve discovered reservoirs of strength I never knew I had, and this did become the new normal.

Today, I do spend time baking, because if I

The day we left, Simi was looking her worst. That was a good thing; I definitely didn’t have any second thoughts!

crave good food, I'll do something crazy like bake some spelt kokosh cake — just for myself! People like to comfort me with claims that in this day and age you can find "everything" in spelt or egg-free varieties.

I’d like to argue that point. There is very little out there that conforms to my complete diet, and whatever does — well, go splurge on a $7 spelt challah just for yourself every week.

I'm grateful to Hashem that we’ve come this far and that my baby is comfortable and mostly eczema-free. I don't know what the future holds. Most Davos veterans report that relief usually lasts several months, and then it's back to the mountains again. It is encouraging to note that eczema and allergic conditions often disappear as the child matures. However, some eczema sufferers do find permanent relief after one visit to Davos — and by strictly keeping away from any triggers, if they’re lucky enough to know what they are — and I sorely hope Simi will be one of them.

Please note: The protagonist of this story did not travel to Davos as a participant of any treatment program.

Malka Katzman is the author of Teens Talk, the literary companion that shares over twenty teenangers’ real-life stories.

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Let the Games Begin Are you ready? Let’s go!

The tools required for this game are: a timer, a pen and a paper — and if possible, more than one player.

Since we’ll be heading into the kids’ domain this week, we’re approaching it with the same excitement kids usually do at the outset of a game. Note that the duration of the “game” will vary, depending on the amount of rounds you need to go (i.e., the amount of rooms involved). So let’s keep our energy level up with fun and cooperative players. The cool thing about this game is that it can be played in a single-player version, as well. The rules will be slightly different, but the end results will be much the same — perhaps more rounds and more plays, but still a whole lot of fun!

Pesach season is a great opportunity to introduce the kids to housework. Besides the extra pair of hands that’ll give you, it’s a prime opportunity to educate them on a subject that will serve them well in the future. It is up to us to show them that there is fun to be had here. If we turn it into drudgery, then

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any kid with an ounce of sense will run for the hills.

So instead, let’s teach them the easy, effective and enjoyable approach. Of all the education you ensure they receive, the ability to take to their tasks with gusto and ease is likely one of the most important.

So let the games begin!

The “game” can be played in a variety of ways.

Each “player” can choose one area that they believe they can complete in the allotted amount of time, or the tasks can be picked from an actual deck of cards. The children can “earn points” by tallying the number of tasks they’ve completed, but even if no points are awarded, this setup is a fun way to get the kids involved in housework while teaching them that this can be a great opportunity to spend time with, and do something for, other family members.

The varying game options are many, but the most important tool you can employ is a happy attitude. Kids are natural mimics, and if you approach this with joy, so will they. Besides, an upbeat attitude always makes our work easier.

Sunday

Today’s task will focus on all the kids’ dressers. (The closets are being done next week.) Start by writing a list, itemizing every drawer involved — so that you will get to enjoy that fulfilling feeling of crossing your accomplishments off the list.

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Many of us frequently complain about the lack of closet space. Now, I’m not going to have the gumption to entirely disagree with you, since chances are that I’ve never visited your home, but may I anyhow suggest that you take a closer look at the dresser in question and note how many items aren’t being used?

Now’s the time to give yourself and the kids the gift of comfort and space. Side bonus: Putting away laundry will be so much easier when the closet isn’t stuffed with unnecessary and unused items.

Monday

The official focus will be the toy box and games. If you have a designated playroom, then that is what we are focusing on today. The actual toy closet, though, will be done alongside the other closets next week.

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Even cleaning the toys, when approached with the right attitude, can be part of funtime: •

Have your kids wash down the big toys with damp, soapy rags. Supply them with old toothbrushes and Q-tips and let them go to town!

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Smaller toys like Clics, Lego, Playstix, etc. can be zipped into a mesh bag and washed in the dishwasher, or washing machine on a gentle cycle. To drown out the inevitable banging, and to protect your machine, add washable stuffed animals to this load.

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Place dolls inside a pillowcase and add them to your next towel or linen load. Wash on a regular cycle.

This can do wonders for most dolls, though I’d recommend skipping the delicate ones, as they don’t fare as well in the washing machine.

Remember: Once your toys and games are cleaned, they can still be played with in a chometz-free zone.

Toy rotation is a wise approach year-round. It makes daily cleanup easier, minimizes the pre-Pesach workload, and adds an element of excitement during children’s playtime.

Here’s how you go about it: Once you’ve cleaned all toys, decide on which will be put out of reach and which will be played with in the current rotation. With too many choices, nothing looks appealing. Toy rotation will give the kids the opportunity to enjoy what they have, without being overwhelmed by too many options. Set up the toy rotation by dividing your toy and game collections into two or more parts and rotating the “on duty” toys every few months, or even once yearly!

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Today we’re going to thoroughly wash down the baby’s crib. To make quick work of this task, a super-efficient approach would be to “wear” two clean cotton socks on your hands. One can be dampened with a mild detergent and the other should be dry.

This task will require a second pair of hands. Thankfully, if there are kids’ rooms to deal with, I’m suspecting that those helpful hands, baruch Hashem, exist.

If you don’t have a crib, look around the rooms and see what other tasks you can perhaps finish up, or “borrow” from another day.

Like in the master bedroom last week, strip the bed linen and wash down the bed frames prior to vacuuming and flipping the mattress.

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Utilizing the miracle mop, let’s freshen the walls with a quick wash. The “sock gloves” mentioned by the crib are great for woodworks, too. For scuff marks, the magic eraser is your best bet.

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Life at a Glance MENACHEM, age 24: juggles three jobs LEAH, age 23: runs her own business sewing custom gowns and dresses ARON, age 3.5 MIRIAM, 18 months Both kids are in daycare. In the past year, Leah has had to cut down on work because Miriam has been sick a lot.

Real numbers and real facts. Identifying details have been changed to protect privacy.

Recap: Menachem and Leah explore the reasons why they chose to take responsibility for their full debt as opposed to trying to settle with the credit card companies.

Leah: When we first reviewed our budget two weeks ago, we knew we would have to cut back in some areas. Some things were no-brainers — like going through all of our subscriptions and memberships and cutting out what wasn’t a must (which ended up being all of them!), and stopping to eat out.

Coach’s Take But we still need to cut some more if we are going to make this work.

Menachem thinks maybe we could let our cleaning help go, but I don’t think I Good job, Leah! It’s can handle that. I’m a creative — not the world’s most organized person, and not so important to go good at cleaning — but the clutter really gets to me. I can’t think in a disorganized through all of your space. Menachem happily leaves things all over the place. He calls it cozy and sees recurring payments no reason to clean or declutter. and cancel whatBut the mess drives me crazy and makes me nervous and anxious. Not to menever you no longer tion that I also work out of our apartment, and I can’t exactly have people walk into need. a barnyard! So cleaning help is essential for me to manage my stress levels.

I think it would be easier to cut on food.

I can get creative with recipes and make some cheaper supCoach’s Take pers. I also want to try to do a zero-waste Everyone’s life is different, and each person has to figure out their own needs program. I feel like I and wants. What’s considered a luxury for one person might be a necessity for sometimes buy more the next, and vice versa. I know many clients who say, take anything, but don’t than we need, and touch my food! In Leah’s case, she clearly relies heavily on her cleaning help, and then we throw out too she is ready to sacrifice other basics in order to accommodate that in her budget. many leftovers.

Finally, we decide

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Coach’s Take Good work! A whopping 150,000 tons of food get tossed out in households in America every single day. It’s equivalent to about one-third of daily calories Americans consume. That’s just got to change!

to try to stick to a food budget of $500 a month.

My new method is this: Every Motzei Shabbos, I take inventory of what’s left in my freezer and pantry from the previous week, and I create a menu using those ingredients. This dramatically cuts down on waste for a couple of reasons: 1. I repurpose leftovers as different recipes.

2. Because I have a meal plan, I only buy what I need for those meals, instead of just getting whatever I see in the grocery.

As a side bonus, I don’t find myself stuck without essential ingredients while I’m cooking, so that’s working out great!

I also started to plan cheaper suppers in general. We rarely eat chicken during the week anymore, and when we do, it’s in creative recipes using the chicken I remove from the soup bones. (After I cook a big pot of chicken soup, I freeze the chicken from the bones in small containers.) There are so many things I’m learning to make from those! Shawarma, meat pizza, chicken salad, pasta with chicken and pesto, and my favorite: chicken gnocchi with sauce and scallions. It does take some time to pick the chicken off the bones, but I find it’s not all that bad, especially considering what yummy dishes they end up as!

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Coach’s Take Extreme debt needs extreme measures!

If you go extreme and put all of your energy into cutting, cutting, cutting and putting every penny toward debt, you’ll get out of it quickly. And it feels good to throw all that money toward your new pet project — snowballing debt!

I find that people who go slower often get burned-out before they make any real progress, so speed is crucial.

When I want to make fish for supper, I buy frozen tilapia — $4 for a bag of six pieces, as opposed to $14.99 per pound of more expensive fish. (I know it’s not as healthy as Atlantic salmon, but it won’t kill us to eat it once every week or two). We also started eating more eggs instead of dairy (it’s cheaper than cheese), and more vegetarian proteins instead of meat or dairy. (The best thing is that my kids get so excited now when I serve them chicken! Who ever would have thought?)

For breakfast and lunch, I started serving sandwiches on plain bread instead of bagels.

It’s delicious toasted, and so much cheaper! The kids eat oatmeal or eggs, or cereal and milk (we try to get the cheaper brands). I buy the large yogurts instead of the single-serve, and I make granola myself instead of getting the readymade ones (you can make six times the amount for the same price!). Same goes for tuna, egg salad, sushi, blintzes, chickpeas and almost everything else. Yes, it takes time — there’s a reason they charge so much! But you can really stretch a dollar far doing that. Menachem and I also take leftovers for lunch, instead of just leaving it to rot in the fridge until it’s spoiled enough to throw out.

Our Shabbos food has changed a lot too. We stopped buying salmon plus gefilte fish; we just choose one each week. No use wasting half of it.

Our chicken is either just plain chicken on the bone, or one of the fancy recipes I make out of the repurposed soup bones. We stopped putting

flanken in our cholent and use chicken or turkey instead.

We cut our food budget down to what we consider an extreme, but after all those changes, we’re still eating surprisingly well!

Here’s what a typical menu in our home looks like now: SUNDAY: Shabbos leftovers, or French toast

and fruits or veggies MONDAY: lentil soup with chickpeas (great

affordable protein!), bread and roasted zucchini TUESDAY: shawarma (made out of the chicken from the soup bones), pita, hummus and Israeli salad WEDNESDAY: rakott krumpli (a Hungarian dish made with potatoes, eggs, and cheese — very filling and super cheap, especially if I top it with only a bit of cheese) and vegetable salad THURSDAY: potato kugel, farfel, chicken soup

and chickpeas Overall, It’s been working great! So far, I’ve been spending less than $100 a week (!), plus a little bit more for last-minute Shabbos shopping. Way to go!

To be continued...

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4. WHAT KIND OF FOOD AND AMENITIES DO YOU LEAVE OUT FOR GUESTS? Bottled water and cups Water and light snacks A whole welcome package including water, snacks, magazines, etc.

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1. DO YOU FIND BEING A GUEST STRESSFUL? No. I make myself right at home and enjoy myself.

Of course! I really appreciate the work a host puts into preparing for our arrival.

It’s stressful to pack and repack, but while I’m a guest, I really enjoy myself.

If it’s family I’m staying with, and I stay there often, I’ll buy a bigger gift after coming a few times rather than a small gift each time.

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I’m deeply appreciative, but I can’t always bring a gift.

I’m only uncomfortable if I have to share a bathroom with the family.

Yikes! I didn’t realize gifts were expected!

2. DO YOU MIND HELPING OUT YOUR HOST? Not at all! After they worked so hard to prepare for me, I’m more than happy to lend a hand when possible!

4. WHICH TWO ITEMS DO YOU APPRECIATE THE MOST WHEN YOU’RE A GUEST? A well-stocked bathroom A Shabbos lamp

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Hot springs are heated by water that rises from deep within the Earth’s crust, where temperatures soar. Some hot springs are deliciously warm, but others are too hot to safely immerse in. Hot springs that are found in volcanic areas often reach boiling point.

The water from hot springs is commonly viewed as being very therapeutic due to the high mineral content frequently found in them. This is because waters that rise from inside the earth pass through multiple layers of earth and pick up minerals along the way.

Despite potential health benefits, hot spring immersion does come with an element of risk. Thermophiles are heatloving organisms that thrive in hot springs. Some of them can cause serious illness or fatality. For this reason, developed hot springs usually contain treated water, ensuring a safe dip. In untreated bodies of water, it is recommended to avoid immersing one’s face or to wear nose clips, as the nasal cavity is the prime route that certain dangerous organisms enter the body.

There are 1,661 listed hot springs in America.

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The hot springs at Yellowstone National Park are, for the most part, too hot to touch. In fact, warning signs have been posted and boardwalks have been built to keep tourists contained.

Sometimes, though, the foolish are drawn to the unique coloring of the hot springs and get too close… In this case, it always pays to follow the rules!

Turkey has a collection of especially beautiful hot springs named Pamukkale, which translates to “Cotton Castle.” The gorgeous springs in their limestone basins feed one into another in this multitiered wonder.

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Chaudes-Aigues, France, lays claim to having the hottest hot springs in Europe. The hottest hot spring in their town is called the Source du Par and reaches a whopping 179 degrees, just a bit under boiling point! Bear in mind that a temperature of 150 degrees can cause burns in most people in less than two seconds.

The Waimangu Cauldron in New Zealand is also known as Frying Pan Lake in reference to its near-boiling temperatures and the steam that rises from it.

There are more than 30 natural hot springs near Chaudes-Aigues, and locals have learned how to harness their power. Using the aid of gravity and simple wood pipes, spring water is delivered to their homes, providing them with heat and hot water.

It’s not just humans who love a good soak in warm water; the Japanese macaques who live at the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan have decided that a warm soak makes for a great day. As the story goes, the macaques had been raiding local farms and were in danger of being eliminated by farmers. To bait them away from the farms, owners of a Japanese inn who were fond of the monkeys began placing apples in a valley where there were hot springs. When winter came, the ruse began to work, and the monkeys came to eat the apples. Some of the apples had fallen into the hot springs, though, and one young monkey fell in while trying to retrieve one. He became scared and scrambled out. But then it happened again, and he realized he’d chanced upon a good thing! Soon there were monkeys lounging out in the hot springs, munching on apples‌ Ahh, the good life! These days, tourists from around the world visit the park to peek at the soaking monkeys.

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

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Please text 845-641-9009 for price/ pictures

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// for sale // real estate

HOUSE FOR RENT on Rock Hill Rd Will be Available April 1. Needs Some Work. Rent is $3000 per Month but Negotiable if Tenant does the work. Please Call 9294410443 ROOM FOR RENT very large room for rent in Bates area. Suitable for office or playgroup etc. 845 746 7251

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SHISHA REALTY

Vacation Apartments available in Jerusalem for Sukkos and all year.

Call Shisha Realty 718-408-8070 or visit shisharealty.com OFFICE FOR RENT 2000 sf office suite, can be divided for 2 units of 1,000 sf, 2 private entrances, 2 private toilets, ample parking. On Harmony Road right off Rte 45 – next to New Square and New Hempstead. 845 721-8469 IDEAL PRIVATE Brand new beautiful office space for rent, approximately 500 square ft. in a very quiet cul de sac (crestview area), private entrance ideal for practice that prefers privacy. clean and very airy. Serious inquiries please call/ leave message 845-445-7650

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NOW HIRING! Multiple positions available in our expanding Monsey and Monroe locations: • Male and Female Social Worker (Yiddish speaking preferred)

• Female Physical Therapist • Occupational Therapist • Psychologist/School Psychologist • Psychiatrist Please submit resume to: intake@hamaspiktheragen.org or call 845-655-0600

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ACCOUNTANT Boutique Accounting Practice looking for an experienced accountant to join our team.

Email resume to: jobs. boutiquefirm@gmail.com or Fax resume to (646) 792-3313 FULL TIME POSITION Heimishe office in Monsey looking to hire a full time employee to join our team.

Candidate should have good phone skills, be organized, and able to meet deadlines.

Please email your resume to Monseyoffice9800@gmail. com

FOR RENT Large apartment for rent in Spring Valley in the Parkview neighborhood (Rt 45 and Maple) ready to move in, SECTION 8 accepted, parking. Dining room, kitchen with granite countertops, playroom, Pessach kitchen, large deck with awning, half bathroom on first floor, 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms on second floor, laundry room, and large basement. $2700 Call or Text 845 494 7890 2 BDRM SUITE Nearly new 2 bedroom suite available monthly weekly daily call 8456429138 SHABBOS VACATION In Saratoga Springs @ Saratogachabad . Private house can hold 15-25 ppl.

Near minyan, kosher food, near nice parks. For more information call Rabbi Abba 518-526-0773 saratorah@ gmail.com

HELP WANTED VOLUNTEERS NEEDED/ AVAILABLE To volunteer to feed the sick or elderly, OR if you are in need of this service, Please call 845-352-1016 PLAYGROUP ASSISTANT Playgroup in Pomona seeks an assistant for either full time or p/t for this summer for ages 2-3 years old. Must have own transportation. For more info please call or text 347.524.3860

MORTGAGE PROCESSING POSITION! A New Hempstead office is looking to hire female employees for a fulltime position. Providing Mortgage training! Email your resume to aberger@ thefederalsavingsbank.com.

Office experience required.

TEMPORARY BOOKKEEPING POSITION Looking for someone to fill bookkeeping subbing position. Please email your info/resume to rivka@unavis. net

HELP WANTED Mental Health office in Spring Valley seeking an evening receptionist, please email resume to officehr10977@gmail.com

SEEKING BOOKKEEPER Office in W. Nyack seeking experienced bookkeeper.

Proficiency in QB and Excel required. Email resume to rubyhasjobs@gmail.com

FUNDRAISER POSITION Established Yeshiva near Monsey seeking fundraiser.

Excellent pay for the right person. Please call 845-2741142

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F/T SECRETARY NEEDED Property management Company is looking for a f/t secretary. office Experience required. Please email resume to rcmanageoffice@ gmail.com

Over 30 colors Gutter Guard Installation Cleaning and Repirs RIBNITZER TZION Looking for partner who drives to go to Ribnitzer Tzion weekly, Twin Ave area. Pls call 845-244-1946 SALESLADY WANTED Looking for friendly saleslady in childrens store for March & April. 845-537-8700 LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEER local drivers for chessed.

Please call 845-352-1016 HELP WANTED Position available in a fast-paced office. Must be computer savvy, detailoriented, ambitious, and able to meet deadlines. ready to train. Lots of potential. Email resume to amazonbuyerhr@ gmail.com FULL TIME POSITION Local Amazon business looking for a female to fill a full time position in a fast paced office.

Commission based . Great growth opportunity.

Must be detail oriented, responsible and able to multitask. No experience necessary. Email resume to jobopeningoffice4@gmail. com JOB OPENING Established Monsey company seeking qualified individual to join an already successful team. Candidate must be organized, diligent and very proficient in Excel.

Office experience preferred.

Full Time. Excellent pay.

Please email resume: jobopening1212@gmail.com.

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SAFESIDE INSURANCE IS EXPANDING! We are looking to fill new full-time office positions.

Applicant must be quick learner and have good computer & phone skills.

Please fax your resume to 845-738-3673 or email to hr@ safesideins.com PARA/ SHADOW Looking for a girl or woman para/shadow/assistant for a pre1a boy in a general ed school. To assist only physically (projects, play time etc.). Full time Sunday thru Friday. Part time is a possibility. Call and leave a message 7735588287 F/T OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Financial services firm seeks responsible individual with excellent communication skills for two-person office.

Must enjoy working with clients and be serviceoriented, well-organized, and accurate. To be considered for this position apply online at www.edwardjones.com/ careers. Position #46132BR.

OFFICE MANAGER An Upstate based company (near monroe) is seeking a female office manager for approx 10 girls, to manage all aspects of the customer service department, collections, etc. Must have good managerial and communication skills, experienced in Microsoft Office. Reliable, detail oriented, organized. Good Opportunity for the right candidate. Email resume to hr.office.upstate@gmail.com JOB OPPORTUNITY Busy maintenance supply store in bronx looking for customer service manager with recent experience a must, please email to harry@ starcomaintenance.com or text 718-757-2290 YESHIVA COOK Yeshiva near Monsey/Monroe looking for experienced Cook. Manage all aspects of the kitchen, Vendor ordering and cooking three meals daily. Email Resume: positionyeshiva@gmail.com

// help wanted

Power Washing

Weekly Office Cleaning

Rubbish Removal

Post Construction Cleaning

cleaning from black to blue...

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JOB OPPORTUNITY Office in NJ looking to hire full time female Secretary Monday – Thursday.

Candidate should be organized, detail oriented and able to multitask.

Transportation provided.

Great salary for the right candidate. Please email Resume to officeffwr@gmail. com MARKETING We are looking for someone with prior marketing experience to be in charge of all our marketing and branding needs. Must be able to collaborate and manage people. Please submit resume to: JobsMonseyArea@gmail. com HR HELPDESK The Role of the HR helpdesk is to support and assist employees with any general HR related matters. Candidate must have professional written and verbal communication skills and be organized.

Please send resume to Jobs@ tricountycare.org

ADMIN ASSISTANT A nursing home group is seeking an Admin Assistant to monitor daily staffing levels, monitor contracts, monitor daily expenses, monitor efficient use of staff, monitor agency usage and over-time. Maintaining a close relationship with financial departments, assisting the department director with his day to day goals and needs, creating and maintaining spreadsheets are a must. Opportunity for growth. Email Resume: CareRiteCareers@gmail.com ATTENTIVE BEHAVIOR CARE is hiring female candidates in the Rockland area who have a passion for helping special needs kids. We are looking for an ABA Therapist to work with a toddler on Monday through Thursday from 4:00pm-6:00pm and on Sundays. Make a difference to a child with special needs, and make some good money on the side! Interested?

Email resume to info@ attentivebehavior.com or call 718-650-6540 x108.

OFFICE POSITIONS AVAILABLE CARE MANAGER We are seeking male and female Care Managers to join our growing Comfort Health team to coordinate services for children and youths who are dealing with emotional, behavioral, or chronic health conditions, and their families.

ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION We are looking to hire an administrative employee to work in our office. Candidate should be a good communicator, ambitious, with organization skills.

Required Qualification: BA Degree (or Talmudic Degree)

$2,000 BONUS SIGN - ON

Paid after completion of 90 day probationary period Offer expires 3/20/20

Send resume to:

JOBS@COMFORTHEALTHRC.ORG

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// help wanted // babysitting // servic

GIFTED KIDS? To all the dedicated parents who are raising ADVANCED OR GIFTED CHILDREN Please contact jewishgifted@gmail.com to connect and get added to our texting group for support. We all need each other.

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PROJECT SECRETARY Looking for capable woman to fill a position as project secretary. Candidate should have good communication skills and organizational skills. Microsoft and Quickbooks a must. Job starts after Pesach. Please email resume to job.multisensory@ gmail.com ATTENTIVE BEHAVIOR CARE is hiring male candidates in the Rockland area who have a passion for helping special needs kids. We are looking for an ABA Therapist to work with a school aged child twice a week from 6:00pm-8:00pm.

Make a difference to a child with special needs, and make some good money on the side!

Interested? Email resume to info@attentivebehavior.com or call 718-650-6540 x108.

POSITION AVAILABLE A mortgage company is looking to hire a head of operations minimum of 3 years mortgage experience 845-232-1306

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BABYSITTING

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HELP WANTED Seeking full time loan processing assistant. Must be detail oriented, computer proficient and possess excellent phone and writing skills. Please send resume to saram@everestequity.com.

COUNSELORS Attention High School Girls!

Join our amazing summer camp! Now hiring counselors and Jc’s. Staff interviews this Sunday, February 16th from 11-1 at The Gan. 44 Camp Hill Road Pamona NY. HELP WANTED Rayim is seeking a dedicated Care Manager. Great work environment. Excellent benefits. BA required.

Please send resume to monseyemployment@rayim. org.

TITLE 1 SUBSTITUTE Looking for a title 1 substitute, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday from 1045 to 330.

Please call 517-0267

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CASHIER WANTED Grocery store is looking for a cashier for afternoon hours.

Please call 845-667-2457

BABYSITTER AVAILABLE Experienced Babysitter available to babysit your baby during the day or overnight.

Central location. 845 274 5450 BABYSITTER Warm & Loving babysitter in the Bates Area has 1 slot available. Pls call 845-8262185 BABYSITTER Experienced babysitter available. Late night (chasunah) overnight, weekly. Please call 845-2004616 DAY CARE for 3 year olds in Chestnut Ridge - Spring Hill area open for registration for the upcoming school year 9-2:30 extended hours available 845-290-5039

SERVICES PROFESSIONAL PEARL RESTRINGING Free Pickup & Delivery 845352-5013

DOULA Labor of love LOVE your birth experience, certified CD( DONA) Doula Malky Breuer 845 270 4330 845 362 3480 Malky@mbdoula.com CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSES To join the next class please call 845-426-0931. Tzippy Tauber CD (DONA)Certified Birth Doula MASSAGES

for women by a licensed massage therapist.

Relax with a deep tissue, swedish, pre/ post natal massage.

New Hempstead/New City area. Please call 845.201.8251 or email info@cuzzispa.com DRUM LESSONS

by Shmuel Klaver, Monsey’s most experienced Shomer Shabbos drum instructor.

Lessons ($45 & up) given in your home or my studio, to boys or girls ages 10-adult, beginners to professional.

Call (845) 459-9935

CALLING ALL SUPERSTARS! JOIN OUR TEAM!

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NOW OPEN: Full-time coordinator positions! sfliegman@marquishc.com

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POWDER_COUTURE 178 Route 59- Suite 4 Monsey, NY 10952

(845) 356-3731 www.powdercouture.com info@powdercouture.com

email resumes to jobs@commhealthcare.com

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We control all types of pests:

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NOW $450 FREE!! WEIGHT LOSS SESSION FREE!! Breakthrough Session with a Certified Health and Weight-loss Coach. Discover what is blocking or slowing you down from reaching your goal weight. 45 minutes focused entirely on you.

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Keepthosepoundsoff.com REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONIST Miriam Shurpin, MS, RD, CDN, Healthy Habits for a Lifetime, Insurance accepted, 347 480 1670, rd@ miriamshurpin.com, www. miriamshurpin.com ALTERNATIVE THERAPY Speech Difficulties, Sensory Issues, Low Muscle Tone, Hyper-Active, Trouble Focusing and Sleeping. Call 845-517-8418 SEWING COURSE One on One, by Esty Krauss.

Group forming now for high school girls. call or text 845662-5931.

YOGA GROUP Yoga, PRENATAL Yoga, and PRIVATE Yoga.

RYT-200 Ariella. Call 845445-5064 GUITAR LESSONS

by Moshe Klaver, for beginners of all ages. Very motivating and patient teacher. References available.

(845) 746-0925. Shomer Shabbos TUTOR AVAILABLE Available to tutor or do homework with your preschool /elementary daughter after school hours.

Experienced. References available-!!! Call Devoiry 845587-5560 MARRIAGE & FAMILY COUNSELING

Warm, professional 25 years exp.

Communication. Child & Teen behavorial issues.

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TUTOR AVAILABLE High school ELA teacher is available for tutoring students of all ages. Also has experience in tutoring college level classes.

References available upon request. Call Avigail Gluck 8454256708 MUSIC LESSONS Give your daughter the gift of music at a very reasonable price! References available.

Call Yitty @ 845-426-7561 after 4:30 pm SHELVING & HANDYWORK For all your custom shelving & around the house handy work & more call/text 347522-4872

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OFFICE POSITIONS AVAILABLE DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR A part-time coordinator to arrange services for individuals, network with staff and family, and oversee billing records.

EARLY INTERVENTION COORDINATOR A part time employee to coordinate early intervention services for babies and toddlers with developmental delays and their families. Candidate must have experience in service coordination activities, or a BA degree.

Send resume to:

JOBS@HAMASPIKROCKLAND.ORG AND REFERENCE WHICH POSITION YOU ARE APPLYING FOR. Hamaspik is fully committed to Equal Employment Opportunity and to attracting, retaining, developing and promoting the most qualified employees without regard to their race, gender, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, citizenship status, veteran status, or any other characteristic prohibited by state or local law.

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Classifieds

// services // odds & ends // gemachim

Miriam Aronoff, D.D.S. and Associates

SENIOR BOOKKEEPING POSITION Monsey Female office looking for a full charge bookkeeper. Work independently in a high-paced environment. Excellent Excel skills required. Fund EZ a plus. FT, salary based on experience. 3-5 years comprehensive bookkeeping experience required in a CPA firm, or advance accounting degree required.

For inquiries please email: efeder@chesed247.org

PETTICOATS FOR RENT! Enhance your gown with just the right petticoat! Kids and adults petticoats for rent! In the Bates area. Call or text: 845 200-4326 HOSTESS PACKAGES/ PEKLECH

Classy welcome packages for your Shabbos aufruf or Sheva Brachos! We have something in every budget; book in advance to ensure availability.

Thinking pekelach? We have it! Vacht nacht, birthday, aufruf, upsherin, pidyon haben.

PRESENTED 845-2740489 presented0489@ gmail.com PARTY ENTERTAINMENT Comedic live music for ladies’ and girls’ gatherings! English and Yiddish. E. Greenspan (973) 902-9889 cell.

Recommended in Monsey MINDFULLNESS & MEDITATION Join & Connect with a small group of like minded women for daily morning meditation+ weekly teaching of self healing techniques to release stress, pain, & anxiety and uncover your innate light and joy. Sign up before Feb 16 to receive a free private session. For more info call 347-578-2286.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE Do you believe that you can earn a significant income?

Do you believe that the world needs a little more health & wealth in it these days?

Do you want to help make a difference? I believe in inspiring people to do the things that inspire them so together we can create health and wealth in the world. But I can’t do this alone! Are you looking at improving your current financial situation?

Do you enjoy helping people?

If so, I might want to meet you! Mrs. F. Katz 845-5703565 ADDRESSSING ENVELOPES Amazing prices, call for quote, mention ad for a discount. Printing can be done immediately. Call 845-445-7422 or e-mail printingaddresses@gmail. com COMMERCIAL SPACE PLANNING Measurements, space planning, cad drawings, retail, office, warehouse & designers. Call 845-579-3600 email: microspaceplanning@ gmail.com MATH ANXIETY? I can help! All ages. All levels.

Regents, SAT Prep, CLEPS, AP courses. Remediation and Enrichment also available Linda 845.538.5319

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General, Family & Children's Dentistry

• Male & Female Dentists available • Sunday & evening hours available.

• Most insurances accepted.

2 Pearl Drive

(corner of Pearl & Rt. 306 N. just past Wesley Kosher)

WESLEY HILLS

845.712.5133 1 Fletcher Road

Suite C (between Robert Pitt Dr. & Monsey Blvd.)

MONSEY

WAXING Get your waxing done locally by a certified aesthetician.

Gentle and professional.

Evening appointments available. Text Chany @ 845521-9165

CUSTOM CLOSETS Max your closet space by customizing them the way you want it. call or text Customax closets 845232-0792 or email us at customaxclosets@gmail.com

DOCTOR LAPTOP Computer slowing down?

Errors on your hard drive?

We will replace your hard drive with a fast SSD and transfer all your data to the new drive. We replace broken laptop screens, install web filters and anti-virus. New and Used Computer Sales. Software Installation and Support.

Office: 845-694-0014. Cell: 845-548-8151. chaim@ infosecuritytechnologies. com. Urgent Care for your computer!!

HOTLINE Increase the kedusha and strengthen your connection to Hashem. Women’s informative hotline: Yiddish 6469271200 English 9179249900

COPYWRITER Optimize your business + increase sales, leads, and conversions with targeted strategy+ compelling copy.

Websites, emails, brochures, ads. Contact: Bluma@ blumagordon.com MEDIATE, DRAFT Professional Mediation & Agreement Drafting Services.

I have a Bachelor of Laws Degree & years of mediation/ drafting experience. Call Yoni 845 507 2681, leave a voicemail referencing this ad. $65/hour

BAR MITZVAH PHOTOGRAPHY Quality and affordable bar mitzvah photography by Moshe Grunfeld call 917858-1054 or email moshe@ moshegrunfeld.com DEBT RELIEF having trubble with finances? join Debtors Anonymous Tuesday night @ 19 Robert Pitt # 113 , 7:30-8:30pm. visit www. debtorsanonymous.org MATH TURORING Regents/GED/TASC/SAT/ ACT Common Core, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Physics ALL Grades/Levels. call: 845-445-8003 BALABUSTA’S SECRET! Rivky’s custom challah dough, Always fresh. Leave the mess to me. Hafroshas

m challah opportunity. Call, text or WhatsApp 845-5389332

ODDS & ENDS SEEKING DONATIONS Of toys, arts & crafts, or supplies, in good condition, for a Heimishe Moised. Call 845.500.3100 WELCOME! Rabbi Nochum Cohen from E’’Y will be in Monsey from Wednesday Feb 12- Sunday Feb 16. PH: 845-548-5062.

Residence: 23 Hilltop Pl. UNIQUE OFFER Looking for extra income?

Seeking motivated women to join our amazing team!!

No experience necessary.

Full training and support.

7188418320.

GEMACHIM BIKE RACK GEMACH Fits all cars. Holds up to 3 bikes. 845-659-1863.

BLUE LIGHT Gemach in monsey, pls call before. 845.425.1919

BECHER GEMACH Real bechers from our free-loan gemach. 845-377KOS1(5671) KosYeshuos@ gmail.com BED REST? We do the laudry for you.

213-7437 (also looking for volunteers) BEAUTIFUL BENCHERS (not Zemiros) 845-642-0910 BABY GOWNS and 2 pieces. Matching shoes and hair accessories available from 3 months - 2 years. New! Boys line added.

425-3049 LEV DEVORAH Layett gemach (845) 213-3646 BABIES LAYETTE GEMACH text 718-551-1732 or email frimitbabies@gmail.com BRIS GEMACH located in Central Monsey.

617-955-3630. poya, pillow case, outfit, blanket.

EAR-PLUG GEMACH for ba’alei simcha to protect your guests’ hearing. Baby headsets also available. 845202 -0105.

BRIS GEMACH Located on Blauvelt Rd. 356-6215 poya, outfit, blanket and hat.

BABY GEMACH short term loans of carseats, pack n plays, strollers, pumps and more! 845.397.7724 or visit soralasbabygemach. com.

BRIS PILLOW GEMACH and benchers with tfilos for bris and pidyon haben: 845213-0602 BRIS GEMACH beautiful bris outfit w hat, poya and pillowcase. Suzzane area 845 425 8359 BRIS GEMACH Outfit, blanket and poia 845 425 3873 COAT RACK Coat racks and hangers for your simcha. 845-356-9841

CHUPAH CARDS Lucite cards. 845.222.0456 CARSEATS & BASSINET and pack n play bassinets.

425-1202 CHUPPAH GEMACH Green velvet portable Chuppah. 845-425-4790 DVD/VIDEO GEMACH DVDS and portable players for sick and homebound adults and children.425-2660 FLORAL BISOMIM for your Simcha - 845-6292785.

FREE MOVING BOXES Standard egg carton boxes (eg. Evergreen boxes). We are located in Chestnut Ridge.

Call/text between 8-10:30pm.

(845) 641-5536

CHUPPA CARDS call or text after 5pm. 347278-1278

FREE BOXES for moving (mostly egg carton size). 845-425-6826 or 845-608-7830. Donations of flattened boxes are always welcome!

CHUPPAH TEFILLOS tefillos and tehillim booklets for the chupa time 845-2130602.

GOWN GEMACH mother and sister gowns size 0-12, by apt only. 845-4267496 or 845-352-3031.

JOIN OUR TEAM S a fe s i d e I n s u ra n c e i s h i r i n g f u l l - t i m e fe m a l e e m p l o y e e s t o fi l l o p e n p o s i t i o n s i n s e v e ra l d e p a r t m e n t s .

A t S a fe s i d e I n s u ra n c e , w e v a l u e i n n o v a t i o n , r e s p o n s i b i l i t y , t e a m w o r k a n d e f fi c i e n c y .

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TO J O I N P L E A S E S U B M I T YO U R R E S U M E : F:845-738-3673 E:HR@SAFESIDEINS.COM

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Classifieds GILD

Fine Table Linens

A Unique selection of fine tablecloths, napkins, toppers, runners, and exclusive linen challah covers.

Call/text 845-232-1844 E: gildtablelinens@gmail.com Follow us @gildtablelinens

// gemachim // dresses & gowns

Crown Home Care LHCSA

Providing all home care services with a personal touch.

845 272 2252 SUMMER 2020

SOMETHING NEW !! SOMETHING DIFFERENT!!

STAYING HOME THIS SUMMER??

Are You Good At:

?

FOR HEIMISHE GIRLS 14+

• Singing • Dancing • Acting • Playing an instrument • Artistic • Creative

THIS MIGHT BE JUST WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR! CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION: 1-347-564-8537

HEATER GEMACH 845 362 8666

FORMULA GEMACH chani @ 347-267-3640 or Miriam 216-889-3643

NEW GOWN GEMACH sisters of the Kallah/chasson.

Adult Size 0-12. 845-517- 8808

FREE ADVICE with OPWDD/self direction and community classes. call 1201 892 0526 email slfydhm@gmail.com

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES inc. TPN equipment, feeding pumps, NG tubes, & feeding supplies. donate/receive. 845746-8293.

GPS GEMACH Brand new, updated, with traffic. 845-352-2588 Leave msg. (Minimal fee)

ELEGANT HATS For short term rental 845517-0838.

ISRAEL GPS No fee. English or Hebrew.

Must reserve in advance by email at IsraelGPS@gngroup. com GOWN GEMACH South Monsey Ladies gowns and petticoat gemach.call or text after 5pm. 347-278-1278

‎ OT WATER URNS H 845-425-9211 HOSPITAL GOWN for maternity or hospitalization Tzniusdige & Comfortable. 845-425-8687 GEMACH ‫מוהלים‬ We are ready to sharpen your knives. 718-384-6214

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SIMCHA HAT $25. many styles/ colors.

We also accept donations of elegant hats. 347 351 1604 BANDS & BERETS GEMACH Previous season designer sample leftovers. New ladies berets and bands $10. Sun & Thurs 8-9 pm. Please call before 845-290-8319 SHIFRA PUAH DOULA Please call to register in advance. 845-587-1649 ‫טייערע כלה‬ ‫נוצט אויס דעם יום החופה‬ ‫מיט אן אלבום וואס ענטהאלט‬ ,‫ שיעורים‬,‫ הדרכה‬,‫השקפה‬ ‫ וואכן פאר‬4‫ רעזעווירט‬.‫תפילות‬ 845-352-2560 ‫די חתונה‬ KALLAH ACCESSORY GEMACH Everything you need for the kallah (except for the gown) Crown, veil, shoes, decktich, fur cape 845-426-0767

DEADLINE MARCH 5TH

‫לעילוי נשמת‬ We can arrange to have the whole ‫ששה סדרי משנה‬ learned ‫ לעילוי נשמת‬your loved ones! Call /Text (917) 720-6392 / chofetzmishna@ gmail.com MECHITZA’S 30’ - 5 six’ tables, 10 chairs stands and bus-boxes $100 deposit. $18 Donation call 845-445-8015 or email Mitzvah1@gmail.com MATERNITY GEMACH Weekday and shabbos clothing, various sizes. call/ text 845-445-9687 MEZUZOS GEMACH 362.2333 MOVING BOX GEMACH New Hempstead area. text 845-642-5286 to arrange pick up PACK N PLAY We have New Pack n Plays tova222@gmail.com or text 845-216-4885

WHY ARE YOU SHLEPPING YOUR WEIGHT? JWAZE DEVICE 8455965856 leave message PHONE GEMACH free of charge for as long as necessary. 845 579 5538 PIDYON HABEN coins,silver tray, lace box, outfit 845-426-1681 845-6427256 ROOF CARRIERS For all cars even without bars on roof. 845-659-1863.

Monroe: 845-662-7102. South Fallsburg 845-434-3865.

REFLECTOR GEMACH Hosting guest? Be safe!

Wear a reflector. If anyone borrowed please return as soon as possible. 845-3560815 REFLECTOR GEMACH: having guests or having a simcha and need reflectors 347-977-6816 SIDDUR GEMACH Sfard: Friedman 845-6087830 Ashkenaz: Shulman845 352 1756 or 845-826-6718 SIDDUR/CHUMASH 558.4774 SOUND SYSTEM GEMACH Speakers, mikes, mixers, cables. 917-382-8809 SUITCASE GEMACH 845-371-9121 SHULERT APP Daven at the perfect Minyan with Shulert! https://www. shulert.com SCHOOL SUPPLIES GEMACH Accepting donations. New or gently used. 862-505-9546 SHABBOS SIMCHA GEMACH Becher, Challah deklich, Zemiros, Benchers… 845425-0498

WE ACCEPT clothing, shoes and household items in brand new condition. To donate or receive call 347-731-3851.

TOY GEMACH Keep all the children busy by your simchas with tons of lego and clicks. 845-578-6513 TABLECLOTHS for your Simchos. (845) 371 2105 TICHEL GEMACH To receive or donate 845-3717504

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TICHEL GEMACH Donations welcome. 845548-0014 TOY GEMACH 3 different sets of exciting toys available for free to help you and your children enjoy your simcha. Call/text 917538-3453.

WHITE KALLAH SHOES. Proceeds go to tzedakah.

Call\Text 845-200-0211 WEDDING KIT for Machetunim to take along. 845-425-2036 WEDDING HAIR PIECES for children 3473001679

DRESSES/GOWNS TEEN’S DRESSES Beautiful chasunah dresses size 2 black and blush for rent/sale 845-521-6579 GOLD GOWN Adorable gold gown by Dassy available to buy or rent.

Toddler size 4. Call 422-5596 for more info MAGNIFICENT GOWN Exquisite gown for rent size 2-4. White base with mauve & blue embroidered flowers. pls call 845-596-9933

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GOWN RENT/SALE Beautiful Black & Gold adult gown for rent/sale. Size 14. Pls call 845-323-1984 GOWN FOR RENT

beautiful dark colored gown size 2-4 8455380391 RENT/SALE GOWNS: Beautiful selection for Mechteniste, sister of bride & maternity 845-6598753. We will also take your gowns on consignment and rent/sell it for you.

PINK/WHITE GOWN Magnificent sister of bride gown size 16-18. 2020 style.

Great price 650$! Call 845517-7752. Email cgm7752@ gmail.com GOWNS FOR RENT Beautiful gowns for ladies and teens for rent. 1 kallah gown size 4-6 for rent. We also have petticoats. 347-2781278 RENT/SALE Black & White Exquisite gown for rent/sale.Text only 845-826-2185

Esty Weiss 845-499-9354 GOWN RENTAL size 2 sister of bride black with gold shimmer mature girl or young married. 845 362 5160 WEDDING GOWN FOR SALE Exquisite Kleinfeld gown sz 2-4 w/hoop petticoat & veil.

845 356 8873 GOWN FOR RENT/SALE Off white & Gold Size 4-6 beautiful gown. 845-425-1430 BLACK & GOLD GOWN Beautiful womans gown size 2 For sale. 845-596-6501.

ONE OF A KIND Magnificent cream dress size 0-2 for sale/rent. Please call 845.200.4326 CUSTOM HALBERSTAM Black/white mid-length dress size 8-10 for rent. For more info call 845.425.0924 PRETTY PRINCESS GOWN RENTAL Upscale Gown Boutique for children and teens. For an appointment call 845-5021793

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‫בס"ד‬

‫אנצע מנ‬

‫ת‬

‫הלים •‬

‫‪365‬‬

‫• גאנץ‬

‫גא‬

‫די עלטסטע‬ ‫סגולה פון‬ ‫כלל ישראל‬

‫ישועות‬

‫ין‬

‫תה>לים‬

‫נץ יאר •‬

‫ג‬

‫עפיזאדן‬

‫עש"ק פ' יתרו‬

‫י"ט שבט תש"פ לפ"ק‬

‫כולל לאקאציע אין אתרא קדישא‬ ‫מירון וואס איז בארימט מיט איר‬ ‫ספעציעלן כח פאר זרע של קיימא‪.‬‬ ‫עס איז נישט דורך מער ווי א יאר‬ ‫און מיר זענען געהאלפן געווארן‬ ‫מיט א קינד! עס הערט זיך אפשר‬ ‫ווי א טיפישע געשיכטע פאר‬ ‫א פרעמדן‪ ,‬אבער אין אונזער‬ ‫איינזאמע און צעבראכענע היים‪,‬‬ ‫איז נישט געווען קיין גרעסערע‬ ‫גליק ווי אריינברענגען א פרישע‬ ‫נשמה'לע אין אונזער וועלטל‪.‬‬

‫געהאלפן צו ווערן מיט זרע של‬ ‫קיימא‪ ,‬האבן מיר זיך איינגעשריבן‬ ‫אין תהלים כולל מעמבערשיפ‪.‬‬ ‫מיר האבן אנגעהויבן מיר אונזער‬ ‫לאקאלע תהלים כולל אין ניו יארק‪,‬‬ ‫נאך דריי יאר פון ענדלאזן צער‬ ‫און טרערן‪ ,‬האבן מיר אּפגרעיטעד‬ ‫אונזער מעמבערשיפ צו די תהלים‬

‫אונזער שטוב איז יעצט פול‬ ‫מיט טרערן פון נחת‪ ,‬פרייד‬ ‫און געלעכטער‪ ,‬און מיר זענען‬ ‫איבערצייגט אז די אלע יארן פון‬ ‫ווארעמהארציגע תפלות דורך‬ ‫די חשובע שליחים פון תהלים‬ ‫כולל האבן אונז געפירט צו דער‬ ‫ענדגילטיגער ישועה‪.‬‬

‫רבי שמעון בר יוחאי‪ ,‬דער זכות‬ ‫פון דעם צדיק האט אונז געברענגט‬ ‫די געוואלדיגע ישועה און‬ ‫אויפגעראכטן אונזער שטוב‪ .‬יא‪,‬‬ ‫מיר זענען געהאלפן געווארן מיט‬ ‫א קינד‪.‬‬ ‫נאך לאנגע יארן פון ווארטן‬

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‫‪-‬טעגליכע מנינים‪-‬‬

‫קינדערלאזע‬ ‫פארפאלק‬ ‫אויפגעראכטן‪,‬‬ ‫אדאנק די תהלים‪-‬‬ ‫זאגער אין מירון‬

‫מירון‬

‫ציון התנא אלוקי רשב''י‬

‫קרית יואל‬

‫בחול ‪ -‬ציון הרה''ק מ'סאטמאר‬ ‫שבת ‪ -‬ביהמ''ד תולדות אהרן‬

‫וויליאמסבורג‬

‫ביהמ''ד דינוב‬

‫צענדליגע טויזענטער ביים פייערליכן סיום הש"ס דורך דרשו‬

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‫צענדליגע טויזענטער ביים פייערליכן סיום הש"ס דורך דרשו‬

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‫תלמוד תורה נחלת עזריאל יהודה וויען‬

‫פון טיפן הארצן וואונטשען מיר א הארציגן אין ווארעמען "מזל טוב"‬ ‫פאר אונזער געטרייער איבערגעגעבענע מנהל‪ ,‬וואס גיבט זיך אוועק מיט זיין גאנצן הארץ‬ ‫פאר די הצלחה פון אונזער מוסד בכלל‪ ,‬און פאר יעדן איינציגן תלמיד בפרט‪,‬‬ ‫צו שטייגן העכער און העכער מיט תורה‪ ,‬יראת שמים‪ ,‬און מדות טובות‪,‬‬

‫ה"ה כבוד המחנך הדגול‬

‫יעקב יחזקי' אב‬

‫הרב‬

‫שליט"א‬

‫מנהל רוחני פון אונזער תלמוד תורה‬ ‫לרגל דאס שידוך שליסן פון זיין טאכטער למזל טוב ובשעה טובה ומוצלחת‬

‫מיט החתן כליל המעלות כמר משה‬ ‫בן הרה"ג ר' יצחק שלמה קאהן שליט"א‬ ‫נ"י‬

‫ראש ישיבת פאפא מאנסי‬

‫טייערע מנהל שליט"א‪ :‬מיר אלע פילן א געוואלדיגע הכרת הטוב‬ ‫פאר די אלע כוחות וואס איהר לייגט אריין אין אונז מיט אזא איבערגעגעבנקייט‬ ‫זאל דער אויבערשטער העלפן אז איהר זאלט זוכה זיין צו זעהן אסאך נחת געזונטערהייט‪,‬‬ ‫און אויפשטעלן דורות ישרים ומבורכים‪ ,‬מיט פיהל נחת דקדושה‪ .‬עד ביאת גוא"צ בב"א אמן‪.‬‬ ‫ווי עס וואונטשען די תלמידים וואס ווערן נתחנך אין דעם הייליגען מוסד‬ ‫אברהם באדאנסקי‪ ,‬יוסף בוקסבוים‪ ,‬מרדכי ביננער‪ ,‬ישראל בערקאוויטש‪ ,‬נפתלי ברילל‪ ,‬רפאל גראדי‪ ,‬זאב גרינוואלד‪ ,‬שלום האלענדער‪ ,‬מרדכי הערצאג‪ ,‬זושא הערש זיכערמאן‪,‬‬ ‫אלימלך טויבער‪ ,‬משה מייער‪ ,‬יהושע חיים מענדלאוויטש‪ ,‬ברוך צבי פיליפ‪ ,‬מנחם יודא פרידמאן‪ ,‬מרדכי דוב פרידמאן‪ ,‬מרדכי ציטרנבוים‪ ,‬חנני' קליין‪ ,‬דוד לייב ראזענבערג‪,‬‬ ‫ישראל חיים ראזענבערג‪ ,‬מרדכי צבי ראזענבערג‪ ,‬יוסף ראזענטאל‪ ,‬ישי ראטה‪ ,‬יקתיאל יודא ריכארד‪ ,‬יצחק שווארץ‪ ,‬משה שטייף‪ ,‬שלמה שטייף‪ ,‬עזריאל שפיטץ‪ ,‬אברהם באדאנסקי‪,‬‬ ‫אברהם צבי בערגער‪ ,‬מיכאל גוטמאן‪ ,‬משה גוטמאן‪ ,‬דניאל גרין‪ ,‬מנחם מענדל דאסקאל ‪ ,‬משה האגער‪ ,‬שמואל ווייס‪ ,‬ישראל חמי‪ ,‬אברהם שמואל טענענבוים‪ ,‬צבי כרמל‪ ,‬שמעון ליכטער ‪ ,‬מאיר‬ ‫ניימאן‪ ,‬שמעון יחזקאל עהערנרייך‪ ,‬שמואל פארגעס‪ ,‬דוד פיש ער‪ ,‬משה שמואל פישער‪ ,‬שלום פישער‪ ,‬יעקב יוסף פלוגער‪ ,‬ברוך אברהם פרידמאן‪ ,‬יוסף משה פרידמאן‪ ,‬שמעון יחזקאל‬ ‫קיזעלניק‪ ,‬דן קליין‪ ,‬אברהם נחמן ראפאפארט‪ ,‬יהושע רוקח‪ ,‬שמשון שווארץ‪ ,‬שמואל דוד שטיין‪ ,‬ישראל שטייף‪ ,‬חיים שלעזינגער‪ ,‬ישעי אשר שלעזינגער‪ ,‬מרדכי איינהארן‪ ,‬יעקב בערקאוויטש‪,‬‬ ‫אברהם דוד גאלדשטיין‪ ,‬יחזקאל שרגא גלויבער‪ ,‬גדלי' דוד גרינבוים‪ ,‬דוד דין‪ ,‬יהושע ווייס‪ ,‬נח צבי ווייס‪ ,‬אברהם ווערטהיימער‪ ,‬יעקב הלל זיכערמאן‪ ,‬שלמה חיים זיכערמאן‪ ,‬נחמן אלעזר זילבער‪,‬‬ ‫ישכר דוב טענענבוים‪ ,‬משה טענענבוים‪ ,‬יחזקאל כהנא‪ ,‬ישראל מרדכי מייער‪ ,‬אש ר דן מענדלאוויטש‪ ,‬מרדכי סעבאג‪ ,‬דוד פישער‪ ,‬יצחק ציטרנבוים‪ ,‬מרדכי יודא קאהן‪ ,‬יאאש קרני‪ ,‬יקתואל קרני‪,‬‬ ‫אלימלך שלמה ראזענבערג‪ ,‬יעקב ראזענבערג‪ ,‬יעקב ראטה‪ ,‬אליעזר שארף‪ ,‬יוסף שטיינער‪ ,‬אברהם שלעזינגער‪ ,‬דן שלעזינגער‪ ,‬עמרם אונגאר‪ ,‬יהושע באדאנסקי‪ ,‬פישל באדאנסקי‪,‬‬ ‫אהרן גוטמאן‪ ,‬משה געווירץ‪ ,‬יעקב דאסקאל‪ ,‬חיים דוד דייטש‪ ,‬שלמה זאב האגער‪ ,‬אפרים הערצאג‪ ,‬שמואל ארי וויינגארטן‪ ,‬שמעון יצחק זאבעל‪ ,‬עזריאל ברוך זילבער‪ ,‬שלמה אליעזר טויבער‪,‬‬ ‫שמואל ישעי טענענבוים‪ ,‬חיים נחום לייפער‪ ,‬משה דוד מארקאוויטש‪ ,‬משה ארי ניימאן‪ ,‬שאול יודא עהרנרייך‪ ,‬זאב וואלף ערפס‪ ,‬יוסף פאסטערנאק‪ ,‬דוד פאשקעס‪ ,‬מענדל פרידער‪,‬‬ ‫מנחם מענדל קינרייך‪ ,‬ישעי קליין‪ ,‬יקתיאל יודא שווארץ‪ ,‬עקיבא שטייף‪ ,‬רפאל יונתן שטייף‪ ,‬יוסף שטראססער‪ ,‬משה חיים שימאנאוויטש‪ ,‬מרדכי שלעזינגער‪ ,‬יואל משה שפיטץ‪,‬‬ ‫לוי יצחק בוקסבוים‪ ,‬אברהם ברוננער‪ ,‬יוסף גאל דבערגער‪ ,‬אליעזר גלויבער‪ ,‬נתנאל גראדי‪ ,‬יוסף גרינוואלד‪ ,‬אהרן גרין‪ ,‬אברהם מרדכי דייטש‪ ,‬אליקים הערצאג‪ ,‬משה שמואל הערצאג‪,‬‬ ‫אליעזר ווייל‪ ,‬מרדכי זיכערמאן‪ ,‬ישעי דוד זילביגער‪ ,‬חיים מנחם טענענבוים‪ ,‬חנני' לאווינגער‪ ,‬שמואל מאיר לייפער‪ ,‬דוד מאליק‪ ,‬נפתלי צבי מייער‪ ,‬זושא מענדלאוויטש‪ ,‬מרדכי מערמעלשטיין‪,‬‬ ‫ברוך אברהם פישער‪ ,‬יעקב פישער‪ ,‬משה יוסף פישער‪ ,‬יוסף שלום פרידמאן‪ ,‬יעקב פרידער‪ ,‬יהודא ארי ציטרנבוים‪ ,‬יונה קאהן‪ ,‬זאב שטיינער‪ ,‬שלום שלעזינגער‪ ,‬יודא ארי' שלעזינגער‪,‬‬ ‫שלום אשר אנשיל איזראעל‪ ,‬יוסף איינהארן‪ ,‬יעקב אילאוויטש‪ ,‬חיים אס טרייכער‪ ,‬יודא לייב ארי בוקסבוים‪ ,‬אלחנן ברייער‪ ,‬ברוך ברילל‪ ,‬שלמה גאנז‪ ,‬ירחמיאל גרוס‪ ,‬שלמה דייטש‪ ,‬שמחה דין‪,‬‬ ‫אפרים האגער‪ ,‬יוסף הענדלער‪ ,‬חיים צבי ווייל‪ ,‬זאב זאבעל‪ ,‬מרדכי כץ‪ ,‬בערל לייפער‪ ,‬צבי ליכטענשטאדטער‪ ,‬יעקב יוסף מארגערעטן‪ ,‬יעקב מארקאוויטש‪ ,‬מנחם צבי ערפס‪ ,‬פנחס פיליפ‪,‬‬ ‫משה אהרן ציטרנבוים‪ ,‬רפאל קעלנער‪ ,‬נתני קרני‪ ,‬חנא אהרן ראזענבערג‪ ,‬יוסף ראזענבערג‪ ,‬ישראל ראזענבערג‪ ,‬עקיבא שטראססער‪ ,‬מרדכי שפיץ‪ ,‬יהודה אויש‪ ,‬עמרם איזראעל‪,‬‬ ‫דוב מנחם מניש אילאוויטש‪ ,‬עקיבא באדאנסקי‪ ,‬גרשון בעק‪ ,‬יוסף יואל בראדי‪ ,‬חיים ברוין‪ ,‬שמעון גאטל יעב‪ ,‬יהושע גוטמאן‪ ,‬שמואל גוטמאן‪ ,‬ישראל גינסבורג‪ ,‬נתן גראס‪ ,‬דוד דייטש‪,‬‬ ‫אשר זעליג וויינבערגער‪ ,‬צבי יהודא ווייס‪ ,‬יצחק זאב זיכערמאן‪ ,‬אריה כ''ץ‪ ,‬שמחה מאיר ליזער‪ ,‬יעקב מארקאוויטש‪ ,‬שמעון מוהדיב‪ ,‬אליעזר ניימאן‪ ,‬קאפיל קליין‪ ,‬נח צבי ראזענבערג‪,‬‬ ‫אלכסנדר ראפאפארט‪ ,‬מש ה ריינער‪ ,‬משה יהודא שאנבערגער‪ ,‬שמואל זאנוויל שטייף‪ ,‬יהודה אסטרייכער‪ ,‬אברהם באדאנסקי‪ ,‬אפרים פישל באדאנסקי‪ ,‬שמעון בוקסבוים‪ ,‬דן גאלדבערגער‪,‬‬ ‫יונה יהודה גלויבער‪ ,‬משה עמרם גראד‪ ,‬מנחם הערצאג‪ ,‬יחזקאל וויינבערגער‪ ,‬יצחק אשר זיכערמאן‪ ,‬מרדכי יואל זילבער‪ ,‬מנחם מענדל הכהן זילביגער‪ ,‬דוב בער טווערסקי‪,‬‬ ‫ישראל שלום ליבערמאן‪ ,‬משה לייפער‪ ,‬שמעון נתן נטע הלוי לעווי‪ ,‬זאב מעזעי‪ ,‬צבי מענדלאוויטש‪ ,‬שמעון שלום מערמלשטיין‪ ,‬שמואל יעקב ניעדערמאנן‪ ,‬יוסף פלאהר‪ ,‬שלום נח פאסלאנס‪,‬‬ ‫דוד צבי שלמה הכהן פקשר‪ ,‬נפתלי משה הלוי צייגער‪ ,‬חיים שלום אלת ר קיש‪ ,‬משה רוזענבערג‪ ,‬מרדכי שמואל שאלאמאן‪ ,‬אברהם שאהנבערגער‪ ,‬מאיר שלעזינגער‪ ,‬שלמה ברוך איזראעל‪,‬‬ ‫דוד אלימלך איינהארן‪ ,‬יודא באדאנסקי‪ ,‬אברהם בויער‪ ,‬מיכל בראדי‪ ,‬מרדכי ברייער‪ ,‬דן גאלדבערגער‪ ,‬דן גאלדבערגער‪ ,‬מאיר גוטמאן‪ ,‬דניאל גראדי‪ ,‬יוסף גרינבוים‪ ,‬אליעזר אהרן ווייס‪,‬‬ ‫יוסף זינגער‪ ,‬אריה כץ‪ ,‬דוב ליזער‪ ,‬יצחק ליכטער‪ ,‬ברוך לעפקאוויטש‪ ,‬בנציון מאליק‪ ,‬משה פרידער‪ ,‬דוד אלעזר פריעדמאן‪ ,‬ישעי' ציטרנבוים‪ ,‬מנחם מענדל ראטה‪ ,‬אשר אנשיל ראפאפארט‪,‬‬ ‫יודא צבי ריינער‪ ,‬חיים שווארץ‪ ,‬משה נחמן שווארטץ‪ ,‬אלי שטיינער‪ ,‬אליעזר שטראססער‪ ,‬יוסף שלע זינגער‪ ,‬אברהם שפיץ‪ ,‬שלמה הלל איידליס‪ ,‬אלימלך איידעלשטיין‪ ,‬יחזקאל אילאוויטש‪,‬‬ ‫יהודא אסטרייכער‪ ,‬יעקב אסטרייכער‪ ,‬זאב יהודה בוכינגער‪ ,‬שמחה בונם בויער‪ ,‬מנחם מענדל בוקסבוים‪ ,‬מנחם מענדל בערגער‪ ,‬מרדכי אברהם בערקאוויטש‪ ,‬שניאור זלמן ברוין‪,‬‬ ‫אליעזר דוד ברוננער‪ ,‬ישעי' בעק‪ ,‬דוב גאטעסמאן‪ ,‬אברהם צבי גאנץ‪ ,‬מנשה גינסבורג‪ ,‬שלמה הענדלער‪ ,‬הערשל ווידער‪ ,‬אליעזר וויינבערגער‪ ,‬בערל מאנדל‪ ,‬מנחם מארקאוויטש‪,‬‬ ‫דוד לוי פישער‪ ,‬קלמן פישער‪ ,‬יהודה ברוך צברי‪ ,‬חיים ידידי' קליין‪ ,‬שלום קאהן‪ ,‬מרדכי ריינער‪ ,‬אברהם אליהו שפריי‪ ,‬יצחק דוד באדאנסקי‪ ,‬מרדכי גאלדמאן‪ ,‬יעקב גוטליב‪ ,‬שמעון יחזקאל גראס‪,‬‬ ‫בנימין זאב גרינבוים‪ ,‬משה יוסף דייטש‪ ,‬אברהם האלצמאן‪ ,‬דוד לוי זאבעל‪ ,‬פנחס זילבער‪ ,‬משה נחמן זילביגער‪ ,‬יחיאל טווערסקי‪ ,‬ברוך צבי יאקאבאוויטש‪ ,‬חיים יהודה לאנדוי‪,‬‬ ‫שמואל לעפקאוויטש‪ ,‬צבי אלימלך מאנדעל‪ ,‬יעקב אהרן מארגרעטן‪ ,‬יונה מעזעי‪ ,‬חיים יעקב פריעדמאן‪ ,‬משה ישראל ראבינאוויטש‪ ,‬יעקב בנציון שאלאמאן‪ ,‬שמואל מאיר שאהנבערגער‪,‬‬ ‫אברהם משה שווארץ‪ ,‬לוי יצחק שווארץ‪ ,‬שמואל בנימין שימאנאוויטש‪ ,‬יוסף שלעזינגער‪ ,‬דוד צבי שלעזינגער‬

‫אויך מיר טוהן זיך מצטרף זיין מיט א הארציגן "מזל טוב" פאר'ן חשובע מנהל שליט"א‬ ‫יחזקאל שרגא ווייס‪ ,‬עזריאל מנחם ליכטמאן‪ ,‬יצחק אייזיק בערקאוויטש‪ ,‬נתנאל לורינץ‪ ,‬שמחה יואל פעלדמאן‪ ,‬אפרים פישל ריינער‪ ,‬אלימלך אונגער‪ ,‬יקותיאל יהודה שפוטץ‪,‬‬ ‫יעקב יוסף מלמד‪ ,‬ישראל דוד קליין‪ ,‬חיים מאיר פאגעל‪ ,‬ראובן גרייפמאן‪ ,‬מיכל שטערן‪ ,‬נתן ליכטמאן‪ ,‬דוד שלמה זילבערמאן‪ ,‬מענדל שטערן‪ ,‬חיים מאיר ציג‪ ,‬מתתי' קארפ‪,‬‬ ‫יושע גרינבוים‪ ,‬ישעי' פראנק‪ ,‬שלמה יצחק ערפס‪ ,‬מרדכי קוגלמאן‪ ,‬משה אפרים פאגעל‪ ,‬מרדכי ראבינאוויטש‬ ‫גדול העונה יותר מהמברך‪ :‬יוחנן אליעזר כ"ץ‪-‬מנכ"ל‪ ,‬יחזקאל שאמועל‪-‬מנהל לימודי חול‪ ,‬חיים זלמן שבח מאריס‪-‬סגן מנהל‬

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‫בשילוב עם‬ ‫עם עם‬ ‫בשילוב‬ ‫בשילוב‬

‫הילולא קדישא‬ ‫קדישא‬ ‫קדישא‬ ‫הילולא‬ ‫לרגל‬ ‫הילולא‬ ‫לרגל לרגל‬ ‫אדמו"ר זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫מרן כ"ק‬ ‫דישראל‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫כ"ק‬ ‫כ"ק‬ ‫דישראל‬ ‫צלותהון‬ ‫דישראל‬ ‫צלותהון‬ ‫עמוד‬ ‫צלותהון‬ ‫סב"קעמוד‬ ‫סב"ק‬ ‫עמוד‬ ‫דהאי‬ ‫דהאי‬ ‫דהאי סב"ק‬ ‫זי"ע ועכי"א‬ ‫ועכי"א‬ ‫ועכי"א‬ ‫מביאלא‬ ‫זי"ע‬ ‫זי"ע‬ ‫מביאלא‬ ‫יהושע‬ ‫מביאלא‬ ‫יהושע‬ ‫חלקת‬ ‫יהושע‬ ‫חלקת‬ ‫בעל‬ ‫בעל‬ ‫בעל חלקת‬ ‫ו‬ ‫ז‬ ‫ב‬ ‫ו‬

‫מרן אדמו"רר‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫כ"ק‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫של‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫זכרו‬ ‫כ"ק‬ ‫כ"ק‬ ‫מוקירי‬ ‫של‬ ‫זכרו של‬ ‫זכרו‬ ‫ואנ"ש‬ ‫מוקירי‬ ‫מוקירי‬ ‫ואנ"ש‬ ‫לידידינו‬ ‫ואנ"ש‬ ‫לידידינו‬ ‫חבה‬ ‫לידידינו‬ ‫חבה‬ ‫של‬ ‫חבהשל‬ ‫בקריאה‬ ‫בקריאה‬ ‫נבואשל‬ ‫בקריאה‬ ‫נבוא‬ ‫ובכןובכן‬ ‫ובכן נבוא‬ ‫ולהשתתף ולהשתתףף‬ ‫לבוא‬ ‫ולהשתתף‬ ‫והתכנשו‬ ‫לבוא‬ ‫עולו לבוא‬ ‫והתכנשו‬ ‫והתכנשו‬ ‫שהם‬ ‫עולו‬ ‫עולו‬ ‫מקום‬ ‫שהם‬ ‫שהם‬ ‫מקום‬ ‫בכל‬ ‫מקום‬ ‫בכל‬ ‫תורה‬ ‫תורה‬ ‫בכל‬ ‫ומוקירי‬ ‫ומוקירי‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה תורה‬ ‫ומוקירי‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫יקרת לתורהה‬ ‫לתורה‬ ‫פינת‬ ‫לתורה‬ ‫יקרת‬ ‫המהוה‬ ‫פינתיקרת‬ ‫פינת‬ ‫הזה‪,‬‬ ‫המהוה‬ ‫המהוה‬ ‫והקדוש‬ ‫הזה‪,‬‬ ‫הזה‪,‬‬ ‫והקדוש‬ ‫הגדול‬ ‫והקדוש‬ ‫הגדול‬ ‫הבית‬ ‫הגדול‬ ‫הבית‬ ‫בדק‬ ‫בדק‬ ‫הבית‬ ‫לחזק‬ ‫לחזק‬ ‫בדק‬ ‫ובממון‪,‬‬ ‫ובממון‪,‬‬ ‫לחזק‬ ‫בגוף‬ ‫ובממון‪,‬‬ ‫בגוף‬ ‫בגוף‬ ‫המקוה שע"יי‬ ‫שע"י‬ ‫דרך‬ ‫שע"י‬ ‫המקוה‬ ‫הסביבה‬ ‫דרךהמקוה‬ ‫דרך‬ ‫לכל‬ ‫הסביבה‬ ‫הסביבה‬ ‫וטהרה‬ ‫לכל‬ ‫לכל‬ ‫קדושה‬ ‫וטהרה‬ ‫וטהרה‬ ‫קדושה‬ ‫הוספת‬ ‫קדושה‬ ‫הוספת‬ ‫של‬ ‫הוספת‬ ‫אורשל‬ ‫מגדל אור‬ ‫מגדל‬ ‫אור של‬ ‫ותפילה‪,‬‬ ‫ותפילה‪,‬‬ ‫ותפילה‪ ,‬מגדל‬ ‫היד נטויה‪.‬‬ ‫נטויה‪.‬‬ ‫נטויה‪.‬‬ ‫הידועוד‬ ‫מדרשינו‬ ‫היד‬ ‫ועודועוד‬ ‫מדרשינו‬ ‫בית‬ ‫מדרשינו‬ ‫בית‬ ‫בית‬ ‫ליזכר ולהפקד‬ ‫ולהפקד‬ ‫ולהפקד‬ ‫קדישא‬ ‫ליזכר‬ ‫ליזכר‬ ‫סבא‬ ‫קדישא‬ ‫קדישא‬ ‫סבאהאי‬ ‫של‬ ‫סבא‬ ‫האי‬ ‫זכרונו‬ ‫האי‬ ‫של של‬ ‫זכרונו‬ ‫להעלות‬ ‫זכרונו‬ ‫להעלות‬ ‫נתכנס‬ ‫להעלות‬ ‫מחתא נתכנס‬ ‫מחתא‬ ‫נתכנס‬ ‫ובחדא‬ ‫ובחדא‬ ‫ובחדא מחתא‬ ‫ועכי"אי"ע ועכי"א‬ ‫הגדול‬ ‫י"ע ועכי"א‬ ‫י"ע‬ ‫זכותו‬ ‫הגדול‬ ‫הגדול‬ ‫ע"י‬ ‫זכותו‬ ‫זכותו‬ ‫ורחמים‬ ‫ורחמים ע"י‬ ‫ישועהע"י‬ ‫ורחמים‬ ‫בדברישועה‬ ‫בדבר‬ ‫בדבר ישועה‬ ‫שבטלכ"א שבט‬ ‫אור‬ ‫שבט‬ ‫הבעל"ט‬ ‫לכ"א‬ ‫אור לכ"א‬ ‫יתרואור‬ ‫הבעל"ט‬ ‫הבעל"ט‬ ‫מוצש"ק‬ ‫יתרו‬ ‫יתרו‬ ‫מוצש"ק‬ ‫מוצש"ק‬ ‫ברצו"ה ב‬ ‫ברצו"ה ב‬ ‫יתקייםב‬ ‫ברצו"ה‬ ‫אשר יתקיים‬ ‫אשר‬ ‫אשר יתקיים‬ ‫ביהמ"ד באראוו‬ ‫באראוו‬ ‫שע"י באראוו‬ ‫ביהמ"ד‬ ‫ביהמ"ד‬ ‫שע"י‬ ‫שע"י‬ ‫צאנגער‬ ‫צאנגער‬ ‫צאנגער‬ ‫אולם‬ ‫אולם‬ ‫באולם בב‬

‫‪4 Parker‬‬ ‫‪44‬‬ ‫‪Parker‬‬ ‫‪Parker‬‬ ‫‪BlvdBlvdBlvd‬‬ ‫בשעה ‪9:00‬‬ ‫‪9:00‬‬ ‫‪9:00‬‬ ‫בשעה‬ ‫בשעה‬

‫חשובי החסידים‬ ‫החסידים‬ ‫החסידים‬ ‫חשובי ע"י‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫ע"י חשובי‬ ‫זצוקלל"הע"י‬ ‫זצוקלל"ה‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫אדמו"ר‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫לכ"ק‬ ‫לכ"ק‬ ‫מרן‬ ‫זכרון‬ ‫זכרון‬ ‫לכ"ק‬ ‫פרקי‬ ‫פרקי‬ ‫זכרון‬ ‫יעלו‬ ‫יעלו‬ ‫יעלו פרקי‬ ‫רייך שליט"א‬ ‫שליט"א‬ ‫נפתלי‬ ‫שליט"א‬ ‫רייך‬ ‫ר'‬ ‫רייך‬ ‫הגה"צ‬ ‫נפתלי‬ ‫ר' נפתלי‬ ‫הפרק‬ ‫הגה"צר'‬ ‫הגה"צ‬ ‫על‬ ‫הפרק‬ ‫הפרק‬ ‫העומדים‬ ‫העומדים על‬ ‫העומדים על‬ ‫בענינים‬ ‫דברים בענינים‬ ‫דברים‬ ‫בענינים‬ ‫ישא‬ ‫ישא‬ ‫ישא דברים‬ ‫שמחאור שמח‬ ‫בישיבת‬ ‫שמח‬ ‫אור אור‬ ‫בישיבת‬ ‫ר"מ‬ ‫בישיבת‬ ‫ר"מ ר"מ‬

‫פניכם בברכה‪,‬‬ ‫בברכה‪,‬‬ ‫בברכה‪,‬‬ ‫לקבל‬ ‫פניכם‬ ‫פניכם‬ ‫לקבל‬ ‫המצפה‬ ‫לקבל‬ ‫המצפההמצפה‬

‫ביהמ"דביהמ"ד‬ ‫הנהלת‬ ‫ביהמ"ד‬ ‫הנהלת‬ ‫הנהלת‬

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‫מעמד פדיון הבן פאר צוויי עלטערע אידן אנגעפירט דורך הרב ישראל מאיר און הרב ארי' רויד פון 'טרעוולינג חסידים'‬

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‫שבת התאחדות חסידי צאנז בארה"ב בראשות האדמו"ר מצאנז בקאנעטיקוט‬

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‫האדמו"ר מצאנז בביקור אצל אדמורי"ם ורבנים שליט"א‬

‫תלמידי 'מרכז הכוללים דשיכון סקווירא' באקומען 'יורה יורה' פון גדולי פוסקי דורנו און האבן באזוכט אין בית השחיטה‬ ‫פון פישל'ס פלייש אין נאבראסקא לרגל די הוראה‬

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‫דער בית חינוך "בנות שפרינצא" איז‬ ‫נתייסד געווארן בעצתם ובעידודם פון‬ ‫כ"ק גאב"ד ירושלים שליט"א‪ ,‬און הגה"צ‬ ‫רבי יעקב מאיר שעכטער שליט"א‪ ,‬פארן‬ ‫געברויך פונעם ערליכן ירושלימ'ער ציבור‪,‬‬ ‫די אנשי ישוב הישן‪ ,‬וועלכע געהערן נישט‬ ‫צו קיין ספעציפישע קרייז‪.‬‬ ‫בס"ד‬

‫קריאה‬

‫של‬

‫חיבה‬

‫מיר האבן דעם כבוד און עהרע צו איינלאדענען‬

‫ידידינו היקרים אנשי החסד תושבי מאנסי הע"י‬ ‫צו קומען אנטייל נעמען ביי די נאבעלע מסיבה של מצוה‬

‫מסיבת חינוך הטהור‬ ‫לטובת בית חינוך לבנות על טהרת הקודש‬

‫בנות שפרינצא‬

‫זינט דעם ערשטן טאג האט "בנות‬ ‫שפרינצא" זיך ארויסגעשטעלט מיט איר‬ ‫זעלטן גוטער חינוך‪ ,‬צו מגדל זיין אידישע‬ ‫מיידלעך צו יר"ש‪ ,‬צניעות און מדות טובות‪,‬‬ ‫לשם ולתפארת‪" .‬בנות שפרינצא" ציילט‬ ‫היינט העכער ‪ 550‬תלמידות בלע"ה‪ ,‬און‬ ‫נאך פילע אנדערע בעטן זיך אנגענומען צו‬ ‫ווערן צווישן אירע ווענט‪.‬‬ ‫אבער צוליב מאנגעל אין פלאץ‪ ,‬קען די‬ ‫הנהלה נישט אננעמען מער‪ .‬ומי יתן והי'‪,‬‬ ‫מ'זאל האבן א גרעסערע געביידע‪ ,‬און אויך‬ ‫די נויטיגע געלטער‪ ,‬וואלט מען געקענט‬ ‫פארברייטערן דעם בית חינוך מיט פיל מער‬ ‫תלמידות כ"י‪.‬‬

‫בעיה"ק ירושלים תובב"א‬

‫וועלכע איז נישט נהנה פון מקורות זרים און מאטערט זיך אויף איר עקזיסטענץ‬

‫די מסיבה וועט פארקומען בעזרת השם ברוב פאר והדר‬

‫ביום ג' פרשת משפטים הבעל"ט‬ ‫ולמספרם ‪February 18‬‬

‫בביתי ‪9 Mosier Ct.‬‬ ‫פון ‪ 7:00‬אווענט ביז ‪ 12:00‬ביינאכט‬

‫נתן גרינפעלד‬ ‫ווי עס ערווארט אייך צו באגריסן‬

‫אייער פערזענליכע באטייליגונג וועט אונז זיין א גרויס כבוד און חיזוק אין די‬ ‫הייליגע אונטערנעמונג פון מחנך זיין בנות ישראל על טהרת הקודש‬

‫יושע וואלף גרינפעלד אברהם בערגמאן‬ ‫בשם הנהלת המוסד ‪ -‬ברוקלין‬

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‫מנהל ‪ -‬ירושלים עיה״ק‬

‫ואולי נחיצות‬ ‫חינוך הבנות יותר‬ ‫מחינוך הבנים ויסוד‬ ‫בית ישראל תלוי‬ ‫בחינוך הבנות‬ ‫(דברי יואל ‪ -‬שמות פז)‬

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‫דינער השנתי לטובת כולל חבת ירושלים לצדקת רבי מאיר בעל הנס במאנסי‬

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‫דינער השנתי לטובת כולל חבת ירושלים לצדקת רבי מאיר בעל הנס במאנסי‬

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‫אוי לה לספינה‬ ‫שאבדה קברניטה‬ ‫בלב מלא צער ויגון קודר הננו מתאבלים מרה על פטירת האי גברא רבא‪,‬‬ ‫כביר המעש ורב הפעלים‪ ,‬איש תבונות‪ ,‬ראש וראשון לכל דבר שבקדושה‪,‬‬ ‫מחשובי בניה ובוניה ממייסדי החינוך והטהרה של עירנו מאנסי‪ ,‬ביתו בית‬ ‫ועד לחכמים והתאבק בעפר רגליהם‪ ,‬חביבם ‪,‬איש סודם‪ ,‬ושליחם הנאמן‬ ‫של רבותיו הגדולים מעתיקי השמועה‪ ,‬צניע ומעלי ולא מחזיק טיבותא‬ ‫לנפשיה‪ ,‬קבע עתים לתורה ואף פעל להרבצתה בהקמת שיעורי תורה‬ ‫קבועים‪ ,‬בלבו הרחום הטה אוזן קשבת לשבורי לב‪,‬‬

‫הרב החסיד רבי‬

‫יעקב דוב‬ ‫ראזענבוים זצ"ל‬ ‫בן הרה"ח רבי ישראל זצ"ל‬ ‫וחתן הרה"ח רבי רפאל צבי מאיר זילבערבערג זצ"ל‬

‫מייסד וקברניט של מוסדותינו‬ ‫בית חינוך לבנות "בית רחל"‬ ‫המקום ינחם את כל המשפחה המפוארת האבלה בתוך‬ ‫שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים וימליץ טוב בעדם ובעד כלל‬ ‫ישראל ובפרט בעד נוות ביתו החשובה‪ ,‬עזרתו בקודש‬ ‫מרת שרה שתחי' לאוי"ט‪ ,‬שעמדה לימינו כל‬ ‫הימים בפעולותיו הכבירים ובעד בניו ובנותיו החשובים‬ ‫והיקרים ובפרט להרה"ח ר' יצחק יהושע נ"י חבר‬ ‫נאמן של הבאורד אוו דירעקטארס של מוסדותינו עדי‬ ‫נזכה לפדויי ה' ישובין בקץ הימים בביאת גוא"צ בב"א‬

‫ועד הנהלת המוסד‬

‫ועד החינוך | באורד אוו דירעקטארס‬ ‫צוות המנהלות והמחנכות | אלפי התלמידות בעבר ובהווה‬

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‫האדמו"ר מצאנז זמיגראד בביקור בארה"ק‬

‫דינער השנתי לטובת ישיבה קטנה תולדות יעקב יוסף דחסידי סקווירא מאנסי‬

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‫זה‬

‫היום‬

‫עשה ה’ נגי‬

‫לה ונ‬ ‫ש‬ ‫מ‬ ‫ח‬

‫ה‬ ‫בו‬

‫בשמחה של מצוה שמחים אנו להזמין חסידים ואנשי מעשה מבקשי ה’ וחושבי שמו‪ ,‬ואנשי שלומנו היקרים‬ ‫די בכל אתר ואתר הדבקים באור תורת רבינו הק’ מברסלב זי”ע‪ ,‬לשוש אתנו משוש לשמחת גומרה של תורה‬ ‫בהתאסף ראשי עם יחד שבטי ישראל‪ ,‬כאיש אחד בלב אחד באהבה ואחוה ולחוג את שמחת‬

‫סיום הספר הקדוש‬

‫ליקוטי מוהר"ן‬ ‫בסדר ‘עמוד היומי’ המחזור הכ”ד‬ ‫והתחלת המחזור הכ”ה‬ ‫אשר יתקיים בע”ה ברוב עם הדרת מלך‬ ‫כראוי וכיאות לכבוד שמחת התורה‬

‫באולם עטרת חיה שרה‬

‫‪108 S. Madison Ave. Spring Valley, NY‬‬

‫במוצש”ק פרשת יתרו ‪ -‬קבלת התורה‬ ‫בשעה ‪ 8:45‬בדיוק‬

‫זקני וחשובי ומשפיעי אנ”ש שליט”א מארה”ב ומארה”ק‬ ‫יופיעו ויפארו המעמד וישמיעו דא”ח לכבוד המאורע‬ ‫לחזק ולאמץ לב המייחלים לה’ ואוהבי שמו‬

‫לכו בנים שמעו לי יראת ה’ אלמדכם‬ ‫סדר המעמד‬

‫‪8:45‬‬

‫פתיחת שערי המעמד הגדול‬

‫‪9:15‬‬

‫ברוכים הבאים‬ ‫דברי פתיחה ע"י יושב ראש המעמד‬

‫אצל המעמד יתקיים‬ ‫יריד של כל ספרי‬ ‫רבינו זי"ע במחירים‬ ‫נמוכים מאד‬ ‫נא לציית להוראות‬ ‫המקומות המיוחדים‬ ‫לזקני אנ"ש‪ ,‬אברכים‬ ‫ובחורים‬

‫הרה"ח רבי מאיר מרדכי‬ ‫בערקאוויטש שליט"א‬

‫‪9:30‬‬

‫נעים זמירות ישראל‬

‫זמירות לכבוד‬ ‫סעודת דוד מלכה משיחא‬

‫‪9:45‬‬

‫תחזיקו עצמכם ביחד‬ ‫דברי התחברות והתאחדות ע"י‬

‫הרה"ח רבי ישראל דוב פריד שליט"א‬

‫‪10:00‬‬

‫הדרן עלך‬ ‫סיום ספה"ק ליקוטי מוהר"ן ע"י‬

‫הרה"ח רבי ניסן דוד קיוואק שליט"א‬

‫‪10:20‬‬

‫ראשית חכמה יראת ה'‬ ‫התחלת הספה"ק ליקוטי מוהר"ן ע"י‬

‫הרה"ח רבי מנחם מאיר‬ ‫פרידמאן שליט"א‬

‫‪10:40‬‬

‫חזק חזק ונתחזק‬ ‫דברי נעילה‬

‫הרה"ח רבי פינחס‬ ‫בונקער שליט"א‬

‫‪11:10‬‬

‫זמירות שירות ותשבחות‬

‫ע"י מיטב מנגני חברת שירה‬

‫‪11:30‬‬

‫היה עם פיפיות‬ ‫פזמונים וחרוזים לכבוד המאורע מפי‬

‫הרב אברהם מרדכי שווארץ הי"ו‬

‫מיין פייערל וועט טליען ביז משיח וועט קומען‬

‫סדר‬ ‫הבאסעס‪:‬‬ ‫ווילאמסבורג‪:‬‬ ‫לי קארנער ראדני‬ ‫בשעה ‪7:30‬‬

‫קרית יואל‪:‬‬

‫שאפינג סענטער‬ ‫בשעה ‪8:00‬‬ ‫פארק & רייד‬ ‫בשעה ‪8:10‬‬

‫ומשאר מקומות מושבותיכם‬ ‫נא לקיים איש את רעהו‬ ‫יעזורו להגיע להמעמד‬

‫הבאסעס יסעו בחזרה‬ ‫מיד לאחר ברהמ”ז‬

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‫סיום על מסכתות קידושין ונדרים בישיבת בית בנימין דסטעמפארד‬

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