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ATTENTION KIDS! Build an ahavas chinam tower

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1. The opinion of Rabbeinu Tam mentioned in Tosfos (Maseches Yoma 37) states that vasikin is a hiddur for the mitzvah of tefillah but not for Krias Shema. It is preferable to say Krias Shema after netz, when it is definitely day.

2. The Rif and other Rishonim write that it is extremely difficult to calculate the exact time of the netz. This is partially due to the fact that the time may differ slightly from place to place. Additionally, it can vary slightly due to the elevation above sea level of the place in which one is situated.

3. It is said in the name of the Chazon Ish that if one is constantly looking at his watch during davening, it diminishes his concentration. He should rather begin a bit earlier and daven slowly with kavanah.

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INBOX AN INSPIRATIONAL AWAKENING (Re: Davening at the Crack of Dawn, Issue 41) Your theme last week was so inspirational. I think it outdid all the previous ones. I always connect deeply to mornings and find it such a joyous time; the connection to Hashem is so palpable then.

My Elter-Bubby, a”h, emigrated from Ukraine to Canada as a young woman and raised her five children (my grandfather was the youngest of them) alone in Montreal after her husband’s untimely passing. Those were the days when you could count its shomer Shabbos families on just one or two hands. Despite climbing stairs daily with crippling arthritis, running a store, and raising a shomer Shabbos family amid ridicule and anti-Semitism, she’d arise early each morning to daven k’vasikin. Together with the emunah she ingrained in us, she passed on the legacy of early-morning davening, and I always love to get up early and daven k’vasikin in her memory. There’s so much kavanah available to tap into at that time of day, as well as a tranquility that fills the air and imbues every fiber of one’s being. It’s something that always connects to the depths of the neshamah and energizes me for the day in such a powerful way.

This topic really resonated with me, and I have to say you did great work with the selection of articles; they were so fitting, and I’m sure they truly opened up your readers’ hearts to the meaning of the morning and the special uniqueness of that portion of the day.

I only wish there were more content; it’s such a great topic about which so much can be said. Perhaps you could run this theme again one day. That would be amazing.

May Hashem grant your magazine success and growth, and may you continue to reach great heights and accomplish amazing things!

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HALACHIC ADDENDUM (Re: The Morning Melody, Issue 41; By the Way, Issue 39) Thank you for your beautiful, tochen’dig and interesting publication. I’d like to add two interesting halachos to articles that you have published.

Your article on Modeh Ani was beautiful. I just want to add for those who may not be aware: After the word “b’chemlah,” a pause should be in place before finishing with “rabbah emunasecha.”

Following are a few peshatim on “rabbah emunasecha.”

1. Hashem is trustworthy. We give Him our neshamos, and He returns it every morning fresh and new.

2. Emunah means steadfast, consistent. Hashem repeats the chesed with us every day without fail.

3. Heard b’shem the Viznitzer Rebbe: Hashem has tremendous trust in us. Even if we may have sinned and failed to return the neshamah the way it was given to us, Hashem trusts us that hopefully tomorrow we will be better and the neshamah will be cleaner than it was today.

In reference to the Tefillas Haderech article: As most people know, saying Tefillas Haderech is supposed to be samoch l’bracha. Many people go about this incorrectly, as they make a bracha on a food, eat it and then say the tefillah. However, as noticed, the bracha doesn’t have the traditional beginning of “Baruch Atah Hashem.” Since “samoch l’bracha” means right after a bracha is said, the correct thing to do is make a bracha, eat the food, say a bracha acharonah — and Tefillas Haderech should follow immediately after.

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In this mishnah, Reb Yosi ben Kisma tells a story. He describes how he was once walking on the road and met a man. They greeted each other, asked where the other was from, and Reb Yosi answered, “I am from a great city of chachamim.” Seeing that Reb Yosi was a distinguished person, the man offered him great wealth in exchange for moving to the city where he lived, but Reb Yosi refused, saying, “Im atah nosein li kol kesef v’zahav… ein ani dor ela bimkom Torah — Not for all the riches in the world would I live anywhere but in a makom Torah.”

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The mishnos are generally concise and only mention the key points. Why does Reb Yosi mention all the trivial details of the incident when he could’ve gone straight to the point: “Someone offered me money to move to his town, and I declined, because money has no value when compared to a makom Torah”?

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Had the passerby come to the beis midrash or to the yeshivah while Reb Yosi was learning, and then, after seeing the matzav of Torah and longing for the same in his hometown, invited Reb Yosi to be their rav, he would have been inviting Reb Yosi for the right reasons, and Reb Yosi would have been interested to move. But he made the offer after he happened to bump into Reb Yosi “while he was walking on the road,” and he invited him by merely asking, “Please come live in our town.” The man did not request Reb Yosi to come to inspire the townspeople or help them grow, just to live and merely serve as rav. That offer Reb Yosi rejected. To him, it was either to live and flourish in his current Torah

environment, or move to help a kehillah flourish. Thus, the seemingly superfluous details of where the man’s offer was made is necessary, and Reb Yosi’s turning down of the offer can be understood.

When the Chazon Ish arrived in Eretz Yisroel, he was asked to speak in the yeshivah of his brother-in-law, the Steipler Gaon, before tekias shofar, which was a great honor.

The Chazon Ish, in his usual attempt to run away from kavod, declined the offer. When he was begged to accept, he got up, and in a thunderous voice he simply reiterated this mishnah several times: “Im atah nosen li kol kesef v’zahav‌ ein ani dor ela bimkom Torah.â€?

He lived by these words to such an extent that Rav Moshe Bik once told of a bris he’d attended where the Chazon Ish was present and which he would never forget. The humble Chazon Ish shied away from giving drashos, but the father of the baby begged him to say a few words. The Chazon Ish got up, and everyone waited with bated breath to hear what wisdom would pour forth. The entire drasha took less than a minute. With great emotion the Chazon Ish declared, “Baruch Hashem, I have the great merit of living in Bnei Brak, a city filled with Torah.� He repeated this statement over and over again about ten times, and then he sat down.

Rav Yechiel Spero tells a phenomenal story in one of his books about a rav in America who moved to a hick town with his young family for a good salary. The move was very productive, and he and his rebbetzin greatly inspired the community to come closer to Yiddishkeit. One Shabbos afternoon, their children went to play at a neighbor’s home.

When they came back, the father noticed that his daughter had some residue on her lips, and he asked her what she ate. “Their mother made us an omelette,� she answered chirpily.

The rav was so horrified to think that someone in his kehillah was mechalel Shabbos behind closed doors that he told his wife then and there that they were moving away. They would not bring up their two children in a city devoid of Shabbos and Yiddishkeit. Indeed, he was ready to give up his salary, his relaxed surroundings and his beautiful suburban home for the dark, densely populated tenements of Williamsburg. He told no one about his plan, lest they tried to dissuade him from the irrational decision, only telling his children when the moving truck actually showed up at the door.

It was hard in Williamsburg; the rav didn’t have a position, the family lived in a tiny cramped apartment, but years later he said, “If not for this move, who knows if my son would have turned out to be Rav Shimshon Pincus?!�

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Reb Yosi goes on to say, “V’lo od ela shebishas petiraso shel adam ein melaven lo l’adam lo chesef velo zahav‌ — When a person leaves this world, he is not escorted by his gold, silver and diamonds, only by his Torah and maasim tovim.â€?

Legend has it that one of the philanthropic Reichman brothers wrote in his tzava’ah to his children, “I have never asked you for anything, but now I ask you one thing: Bury me with my black socks.� The family was taken aback, but they asked the chevrah kaddisha if they could honor their father’s final, if strange, request. The chevrah kaddisha said it was out of the question; one is buried only with tachrichim.

They asked a shailah, but were again told it was absolutely not permitted. And so they went ahead with the burial. That night, they opened a second note, which their father had instructed them to open after the levayah. It said, “Now you see that even my socks I couldn’t take with me!�

He may have left his children with a great inheritance, but what a powerful legacy he bequeathed them at the same time.

There’s a fascinating story about a Russian philanthropist called Donash to whom many roshei yeshivah would flock to fundraise. One such esteemed gadol received a nice, generous donation, but he was not thrilled with the amount; he believed Donash could have given more. “Why is it that when Reb Yoizel (the Alter of Novardok) comes, you just open your safe and let him take however much he wants?� he challenged him.

Donash answered, “When you come, I see how much you prepared for your visit. You’re wearing your best suit, you look groomed, you knock gently and politely on my door, you wipe your shoes a few times on the doormat, and you courteously wait for me to sit down before you do. Then I think to myself, ‘Why is such a great rav showing me such respect? There’s nothing special about me besides my money, which means that my money is indeed chashuv. If that’s the case, I’d rather keep it!’ “On the other hand, when Reb Yoizel comes, he storms in with no airs and graces, soiling the carpet with his muddy boots, sits down before being invited to, and breaks into a sing-song: ‘Donash, Donash, who are you bichlal? Your money is not worth anything, only the mitzvos you do with it, so I’m here to give you another mitzvah.’ “If my money is not worth anything,� Donash told his guest, “why do I need it? All I want is to buy the mitzvah he has to offer, and I let him take however much he wants!�

Let us not allow the glitter of diamonds and wealth to dim our view of the real reason we are here.

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Replying to a question from a reporter at a press conference last Thursday, de Blasio stated unequivocally that city schools will open in September, with the number of students allowed dependent on the physical size of the building. The mayor emphasized that every available room would be converted into classrooms so that the maximum number of children could be accommodated, albeit with social distancing. De Blasio’s plan also included daily deep cleanings, handwashing, sanitizer stations placed throughout the buildings, and free masks for students.

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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

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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.

She was fully aware that something had been bothering Binyamin lately, and she wasn’t buying any of his stories. For two months already something had been off, and she had even wanted to send him for blood work at the beginning of bein hazmanim, but then she’d gotten completely involved with her father.

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 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.”

Elisheva had begun to question Binyamin — had he borrowed money from someone? What exactly was he referring to?

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“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.”

“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.”

“Rabbi Potolsky tried to say that perhaps the grandfather would come and live with them, and that they would see exactly what the arrangements would be, but his father-in-law kept saying something in the background, and it sounded like a firm refusal.”

“Oh, he’s the one who’s refusing?”

“Apparently.”

“Why ‘apparently,’ if you say that this is how the conversation went?”

“Because I have experience with such stories.

Sometimes the family doesn’t want the elderly person to live with them, but they pretend that they do.

And when such a person senses that his family doesn’t really want him, he prefers to maintain his own dignity and live in the nursing home, rather than become an unwanted burden on his children. You know, like a ‘spare me 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?”

“Then I’ll need to decide what to do.”

“Fine,” the man said.

Another few yips, and the conversation came to a close.

To be continued...

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.

* * * * * First he heard the high-pitched yips. 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.

“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 accompanied his lone syllable.

“How do you know?”

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On Monuments and Statues THE PULSE: On July 3, President Trump traveled to Mt. Rushmore to celebrate Independence Day. He condemned protestors who have attempted — and in some instances succeeded — in removing statues of leading figures in American history. “We will never allow an angry mob to tear down our statues, erase our history, indoctrinate our children or trample on our freedoms.” He declared that “We are now in the process of defeating the radical left, the Marxists, the anarchists, the agitators, the looters, and people who in many instances have absolutely no clue what they are doing.” With four months left until Election Day, the president has upped the ante in the cultural wars rocking America. Many of his supporters correctly fear that radical elements are trying to tarnish the image of America. Still, many of his detractors claim that the

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president is whitewashing the sins of the past and is out of touch with the legitimate grievances of the protesters.

America’s founding history is complicated and complex. We will attempt to provide limited background on some key figures courting controversy in today’s heated political climate.

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS: Columbus’s discovery

of the New World paved the way for European settlement of the Americas. Columbus likely received backing from Jewish Spaniards looking to find a safe haven from the Spanish Inquisition and attempting to circumvent the Alhambra Decree. Some historians believe that members of Columbus’s expedition were Jewish, while others claim that Columbus himself may have had Jewish roots. Columbus was likely an acquaintance of Rav Don Yitzchok Abarbanel, as both frequented the royal court

of Ferdinand and Isabella. However, Columbus was guilty of perpetrating gruesome atrocities against Native Americans. He enslaved many natives and subjected others to extreme cruelty.

Columbus is considered a hero by Americans of European descent, but is regarded as a villain by Native Americans.

GEORGE WASHINGTON: The American Revolution

heralded an era of freedom and democracy for American patriots. Washington’s leadership set the tone for future peaceful transfers of power and helped establish acceptance of religious liberty. In his famous letter to the Jews of Newport, Rhode Island, he wrote: “For happily the Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance requires only that they who live under its protection should demean themselves as good citizens, in giving it on all occasions their effectual support.” However, Washington himself owned slaves, and most black slaves in America at the time of the Revolution viewed the British as their saviors and the patriots as their oppressors. Henry Melchior Muhlenberg, a Pennsylvania pastor, wrote that the black population “secretly wished the British army might win,” and that “it is said that this sentiment is universal among the Negroes of America.”

THOMAS JEFFERSON: An icon of democracy and author

of the Declaration of Independence, he famously wrote: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Yet Jefferson himself owned slaves. The Jefferson Memorial in Washington, D.C., includes a quote from Jefferson saying: “Nothing is more certainly written in the book of fate than that these people are to be free.” Yet the builders of the memorial conveniently omitted the remainder of the quote: “Nor is it less certain that the two races, equally free, cannot live in the same government. Nature, habit, opinion has drawn indelible lines of distinction between them.”

GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE: An American hero of the Mexican-American War, he assumed command of the Confederate Army. As commander, General Lee pledged to do all in his power “to facilitate the duties of their religion by the Israelites in the [Confederate] Army.” Lee’s personal views on slavery were somewhat nuanced, and he freed the slaves that his wife inherited based on his father-in-law’s will. Yet Lee chose to command the army that fought to protect southern slave owners’ rights to enslave black people.

JUDAH P. BENJAMIN: The first Jewish Senator represented his home state of Louisiana, and he rose to prominence as Secretary of War and Secretary of State of the Confederacy. His image was featured on the two-dollar Confederate bill. His political status was unparalleled for an American Jew, yet he chose to support the South and the continuation of the institution of slavery.

GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT: The Commander of the

Union Army, Grant was responsible for what is arguably the most anti-Semitic edict ever issued in the United States. His General Orders #11 expelled the Jews from the department of the Tennessee and gave Jews 48 hours to vacate their homes and properties. President Lincoln rescinded Grant’s order. As president, Grant attempted to make amends by being supportive of Jewish causes and by advocating for positions helpful to the Jewish community. He named more Jews to public office than any president before, and he developed a strong relationship with Chaim Zvi Schneersohn, a grandson of the Baal haTanya. He promoted the human rights of Jewish people abroad, and he protested pogroms in Romania by sending Benjamin Franklin Peixotto, a Jewish diplomat, to act as American ambassador to Bucharest.

THEODORE ROOSEVELT: A hero of the Spanish-Ameri-

can War, the 26th president developed a strong connection with the Jewish community when he served as New York City police commissioner and governor of New York State.

When anti-Semitic German preacher, Hermann Ahlwardt, held a rally in New York, Roosevelt assigned several dozen Jewish police officers to protect Ahlwardt, thus “mak[ing] him [look] ridiculous.” He was the first president to appoint a Jew to a cabinet position and was a vocal supporter of the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine. His “The Man in the Arena” speech remains a classic until today. However, regarding Native Americans, Roosevelt famously asserted that “the most vicious cowboy has more moral principle than the average Indian,” and “I don’t go so far as to think that the only good Indians are the dead Indians, but I believe nine out of every ten are.”

ANALYSIS: American history’s trajectory is perceived dif-

ferently through the prism of each ethnicity’s national experience. The events that one group chooses to highlight or ignore are based on each ethnic group’s experiences. The social unrest rocking America is a product of this dual narrative. It is also clear that one cannot judge figures of the past based on today’s societal norms. What we consider bigoted by today’s standards may have been an enlightened and progressive viewpoint in Colonial America.

THE IMPACT: President Trump is gambling that his message of unapologetic American pride will resonate with voters. However, it appears that many in the country are taking the opposite track. Mississippi lawmakers voted to retire the State of Mississippi flag that prominently features the Confederate Battle Flag. The State of Rhode Island removed the name Providence Plantations from its official correspondence. The City of Richmond, Virginia, removed its statue of Stonewall Jackson. Sports teams have announced plans to change names that are considered racially insensitive. Finally, the Senate passed a bipartisan defense spending bill that requires the Pentagon to rename military bases named for Confederate war heroes, but President Trump has threatened to veto the bill. It remains to be seen how this will play out in terms of votes come November.

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Ingredients

Garlic Eggplant Pizza Eggplant lovers, this one’s calling your name.

Ingredients 2 large Brooklyn Bred pizza crusts

2 large Brooklyn Bred pizza crusts

1 medium eggplant

Pizza sauce

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9 oz. ball of fresh mozzarella

½ tsp. salt

3–4 plum tomatoes

¼ tsp. black pepper

Salt, pepper and garlic powder, to taste

¼ cup + 1 T. olive oil

Olive oil, for drizzling Handful of fresh basil leaves

Directions 1. Preheat oven to 400°.

2. Spread pizza sauce over pizza crusts. Lay thin slices of mozzarella and tomatoes on top of it, overlapping slightly. Season with salt, pepper, garlic powder and a drizzle of olive oil.

3. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from the oven and top with fresh basil. Serve hot.

Pizza sauce Pizza cheese 4 cloves garlic, crushed

Directions 1. Slice eggplant into ½-inch rounds. Sprinkle with salt and let sit for 20 to 30 minutes to remove bitterness. Rinse and pat dry.

2. Mix flour, salt and pepper, and dip both sides of eggplant rounds into the mixture, shaking to remove excess. Arrange eggplant slices on a baking sheet, and brush both sides liberally with ¼ cup olive oil. Bake at 400° for 45 minutes, flipping once halfway through.

3. Spread pizza sauce on pizza crusts. Top with cheese. Arrange eggplant slices over cheese. Mix crushed garlic with 1 tablespoon olive oil, and drizzle over pizza. Bake for 15 minutes.

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Ingredients

Directions

2 large Brooklyn Bred pizza crusts

1. Preheat oven to 400°.

Pizza sauce

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8 oz. feta cheese, crumbled Half a box cherry tomatoes, sliced Handful kalamata olives

3. Remove pizzas from the oven and top with cherry tomatoes, olives, spinach, purple onion and remaining feta cheese. Slice and serve.

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THIS FEATURE

came into being to the sound of the cheers and whistles of a whole bunch of hair-related puns vying to make your sides split. I was loath to start a Monseywide groan-fest though, so I quit while I was ahead.

I’d do anything to avoid a hairy moment, you see...

Wry puns or not, hair care can easily fuel a daylong conversation among us females, particularly if you’re in a rather happening age bracket.

Yes, teens, I’m eyeballing you!

Why, I fondly recall one of my own best school days way back when. Last day of school? No. Early dismissal?

Not either. It was just a good hair day.

What I didn’t know then was that there’s sense and science to those strands. And hope, too! No matter which side of the brush you’re on, whether you’re struggling to tame your own mane or trying to get a wriggling daughter to sit still so you can get that pony holder in, now you can pack yourself a full arsenal of tips and secrets that’ll make for healthier, happier hair.

YOUR HAIR AND YOU You need to get to know your hair, but first, say yes to loving it. Isn’t it mind-blowing to see the way Hashem matched your skin tone and hair color? The two are the perfect shidduch!

Quick exercise: Approach that trusty mirror and acquaint yourself with your hair type. The first step to giving your hair what it needs is knowing what type of hair you have. Like primary colors, there are four basic hair types — and oodles of subtypes.

Is it straight, wavy, curly or kinky? Trace its pattern from root to tip. Notice its growth and how much curl, or lack

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thereof, you were blessed with. Does your hair lie flat or fluff up? Your main focus should be on how moist or dry your hair tends to be. This will inspire your hair routine.

If you’re not sure, you can always ask a hairdresser.

First, some facts that you might not even want to hear...

Number one: Sebum, your scalp’s natural oil, is good for you. In moderation, of course.

Two: No matter your hair type, you should not shampoo every day. (Yikes! Is that all of you coming at me?)

Relax. It’s not gross. Skipping a shampoo just lets your hair thrive in its natural process and fare better. Say hello to sebum, your natural conditioner that travels down your hair strands and locks in moisture. A lack of sebum gives you dry, brittle hair that is prone to damage, breakage, and the most ferocious hair foe of all: frizz! Frequent washing is what strips your hair of sebum too quickly, causing your hair to either dry out, or your scalp to go into overdrive and ratchet up the sebum production, giving you limp, oily strands.

So what’s a girl to do?

Take a deep breath, and rinse or use conditioner between thorough washes. Your hair will thank you for it.

Another vital piece of advice is to eat healthy and drink a lot. Eating iron-rich foods and enough protein will boost your body’s stash of vitamins and proteins, which it needs to get full, vibrant hair growing.

And now we are ready to run for the bottles and brushes!

STRAIGHT TALK

So you have perfectly straight tresses? Delight!

But hang on just a second before you swing them over your shoulder to pass GO and collect 200. Because you, too, need to nourish your hair properly. Since your strands are so straight, sebum has a splendid time making its way downward, so tighten your watch for extra oil and fight it! Shampoo every other day and rinse and rub in between — or enjoy a light conditioner. Does your hair look limp between washes? Dry shampoo is your friend; it’ll absorb the excess oil and rid you of that weigheddown look. You’ll love using it in the summer, or after a workout!

For deliciously clean and healthy hair, use a clarifying shampoo once a week to deep-clean it from sebum and product buildup. The difference will be easy to feel!

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VOLUME UP

Is your hair sweet and fine? So fine, in fact, that it lies quietly and softly on your head and pretends it isn’t there?

Try these tips; they’re hair-raising.

1. Your fine hair may be the only exception to the rule of not shampooing daily. Look for light shampoos and conditioners marked for volume and daily use. Check out the Ion brand; they have fantastic products.

2. Never apply conditioner directly to your roots; it’ll weigh them down. Start from the bottom and lather until halfway up.

3. Go gentle on the drying; blot, rather than rub, with a towel.

4. Use a texturizing spray to add body and hold.

A lack of sebum gives you dry, brittle hair that is prone to damage, breakage, and the most ferocious hair foe of all: frizz!

5. This is a fun one: Blow your hair upward from the roots.

6. Even funner, change your part! It’ll add fullness to your crown.

7. Make friends with dry shampoo to lift the limp between washes.

8. Sleep in a high, loose bun, and watch the fluff happen when you take it down come morning!

9. Gently tease the underlayers of your hair for soft volume.

WAVE OFF THE HALO!

That halo. It’s always the halo, coming to ruin a perfectly good hairdo. Why do wavies get crowned with that infamous halo of frizz whenever there’s a drop of moisture in the air?

Simple. Your hair is thirsty.

And that is why wavies and curlies are often frizzies — hair that curls tends to be dry. And if your poor locks haven’t gotten enough to drink, and there’s water in the air, you can bet they’ll just reach out and help themselves!

Here’s how to rid your waves of frizz without weighing them down: Focus on the moisture your hair craves. Check out shampoos and conditioners that are designed to hydrate and moisturize. Give your hair the benefits of a natural sebum buildup by shampooing twice a week; you can always use conditioner on non-shampoo days. While you’re at it, use warm water rather than hot, and rinse with cold. Not so fun, but worth it, because heat dries your hair out.

Says hair and wig stylist Blimy Kraus: “Use separate shampoo and conditioner. Your hair will benefit way more from two separate processes.” So happy lathering! Prevent a frizzy mess by combing with a wide-tooth comb while washing instead of brushing dry. When you do brush, go gentle, or your hair will stand up to protest!

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And you gotta love this one: Switch the towel you use to dry your hair. Your trusty terry absorbs too much moisture in exchange for nastiness like friction and tangles. Use a microfiber towel — or even a Tshirt! — to gently blot your hair dry.

When your hair’s nice and damp and ready for the blower or iron, mind the heat. Keep it at the lowest temp that you can, use a heat-protectant spray or leave-in conditioner, and end your session with a blast of cold air. You can also use the leave-in anytime as a hair moisturizer.

I can almost hear your objection: This routine is all fine and good, you’re thinking, but what about when I’m in the thick of the humid heat, helplessly shaking my frizzy head?

FRIZZ, BEGONE! • No More Tangles — remember that? That detangling spray your mother used on you as a kid can work magic in a frizzy emergency.

• Raid the laundry shelf.

Dryer sheets can rid you of frizz — who woulda thunk it? Rub it in, starting at the top of your hair and moving until the ends. This also works wonders on static.

• Hand lotion. I know, right? But in a pinch, it can tame your flyaways.

Just rub a drop between your hands and lightly smooth over the troublesome areas.

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CALMING YOUR CURLS

Are you ready to snub convention and restock your shower shelf?

Do you want to rid your dry curls of harsh chemicals and damaging heat-styling?

Then the Curly Girl Method is for you.

The method itself was devised by someone with curly hair who had time to write a book on it. Talk about passion! The goal is to let your hair find its balance and just be, without products and methods to damage it. To start, there are four things you need to avoid: 1. Sulfates in shampoos. They clean well, but eat your hair’s moisture. Use sulfate-free shampoos only. (Some sulfate-free ideas: L’Oreal EverPure, Garnier Fructis Curl Nourish) 2. Silicones in conditioners. They do such a good job smoothing your hair that they block moisture from getting in. Use conditioners that are silicone-free, or check the ingredient list. Anything that contains an ingredient ending in “-cone” gotta go. Siliconefree doesn’t have to be pricey; even some Suaves and V05s qualify.

3. Heat treatment. Yup, a real tough one! But if you want to really follow this through, you’ll need to put your iron away.

4. Also, brushes. They’re really not your curls’ friend.

Before you start, give your hair a final wash with a sulfate-containing shampoo to give your hair a clean slate by ridding it of any silicone buildup.

Now, are you ready?

Here’s the basic method, as heard from Suri, a vivacious teen with springy hair who manages to get her hair marching to her beat.

When I asked if she’d heard of the method, she said she had not; she just seemed to have intuitively been following much of the Curly Girl

Why do wavies get crowned with that infamous halo of frizz whenever there’s a drop of moisture in the air?

Method because it simply made sense. She just skipped the tedious part of minding her hair products!

Suri’s hair regimen: “So first I wash with Tresemme Curl Hydrate (not CG-approved, sorry!). I rinse and then condition with Tresemme conditioner, which I leave in for a few minutes. I fingercomb to lather the conditioner (this is the only form of combing or brushing I do), and then rinse it off with cold water. Later, I add mousse and scrunch it in with my fingers, and I wait until it’s stiff before I go to sleep. In the morning, I spray my hair with water and scrunch it again. I use mousse every day.”

The only thing missing here is a clarifying shampoo, which is a must for every hair type.

Clarifying shampoo deep-cleans your hair of sebum and hair-product buildup. Just make sure it’s sulfate-free, and you’re good to go!

Before you’re up in arms claiming your hair’s the same old even after trying the new method, know this: It may take months until your hair gets the memo. After all, you’ve been doing things differently for years! Eventually, patience and persistence will get you places.

PEACE UNTO THY HAIR

Nothing sounds more like Shabbos prep in a house full of girls than the cheerful bickering over the curling iron and blow dryer, whose whir soon competes with the sound of the Shabbos siren. And hours later, nothing’s more frustrating than contorting in positions never yet known to man, all to avoid the unavoidable messedup hairdo on Shabbos morning. Well, girls, you can stop sleeping on your foreheads. Sleep on silk instead! The smoothness of the fabric will cause less friction, which translates into more straightness and less frizz.

I asked Blimy for Shabbos hair tips, and she laughed and said, “Don’t touch!” Halacha is on your side with this one, and besides not mistakenly tearing out hair, you won’t feed it the oil from your fingertips. To lessen the stress and up the l’kavod Shabbos factor, pretty up your hair with a special accessory. Throw your head forward and then back, gather your hair with that beautiful clip, and fuggedaboutit! The only thing you need to remember is that this nisayon is your Shabbos gift to Hashem, kavyachol, so be strong, restrain your fluttering fingers and take pride in your special avodah.

Wow, it’s been voluminous! I wish you the best of luck in combing through the inspiration and plucking the tips that are just right for you. And remember the single most important component to any hairstyle: your smile. Get to know your locks, and wear them with confidence!

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I was five years old when I decided it was time for bangs. My mother, though, didn’t agree. Sneaky me, however, discovered a pair of scissors lying temptingly in the bathroom cabinet. A few quick snips later, and the job was done.

I was quite pleased with myself... until I looked down and saw a sink full of hair, which promptly led to panic. I quickly turned on the water and tried to wash away the strands of hair — because in my young mind, I somehow assumed that if I destroyed the evidence of my misdeeds, it meant that I’d never actually done it in the first place…

When everything was all cleaned up, I walked out of the bathroom and was ready to heave a sigh of relief. That sigh never came — but the shrieks of shock and the peals of laughter surely did!

At that moment I was hit with a dose of reality: My cleanup effort hadn’t worked.

It didn’t take too long, I assume, for the excitement over my juvenile barbering attempts to die down, but I can’t

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honestly say how long that took, for I had run outside in utter mortification and locked myself into a trailer sitting in our driveway, where I insisted on spending the rest of the night...

Oh, admit it: I’m not alone! You’ve probably had your own hair horror or two. And you’re in good company. Here are a few more tales of those who’ve had their locks beaten and battered.

Please note: Names of protagonists have been changed to prevent their suffering further embarrassment.

IN PURSUIT OF PERFECT PEYOS SHAINDY SHARES:

A TIMESAVING SOLUTION? RIFKY SHARES:

Sleek. Smooth. Silky.

Ahh, perfect hair. The dream. And it was a dream I was out to achieve.

My regular routine involved waking up at 5:30 every morning to ensure that I’d have ample time to style my hair before heading off to begin my day. I’d wash it, dry it and iron it flat. It was quite the chore. One day my friend mentioned that she’d done a Japanese straightening, and a little light bulb went off in my head: This would be the timesaving solution I didn’t even know I was seeking! No longer would I need to awake at the crack of dawn and blow-dry my hair for a half-hour every morning; no more would I watch my hair sizzle, sandwiched between the two sides of the flat iron — I’d just get a straightening! Never mind that I’d have to shlep out to the middle of nowhere and spend a fortune to have powerful chemicals slathered over my head; my hair would be straight!

But when I walked out of the salon with freshly straightened hair, I felt a bit skeptical. Something didn’t feel quite… dreamlike. My hair was certainly straight, but maybe… too straight? Like wooden boards framing my face, my super-straight hair lacked a certain vitality.

I calmed myself by thinking that it would take a wash or two, and then my hair would be gorgeous.

Here’s what actually happened: My new routine involved waking up at 5:30 every morning to ensure that I’d have ample time to style my hair before heading off to begin my day. I’d wash it, dry it and instead of flat-ironing it, I’d curl the ends in, to make it look slightly more natural. That absurd super-straight look lasted until my chasunah. The woman who styled my hair for kabbalas panim worked mighty hard to make my hair hold a curl! Pictures taken right before the badeken show a few brave curls that had fought to hold their shape… and plenty of stick-straight strands, preserved forever by the camera’s lens.

I was getting rather frustrated with my son’s stringy peyos that never seemed to hold a curl. No matter what I did, they’d always come undone and fly about his face, causing him to look very disheveled.

It’s time for a perm! I thought to myself, thrilled with my genius.

What could be better than having his hair remain curled, with no mess and no fuss?

When we arrived for our appointment, the man who’d be doing my son’s perm examined his hair and told me that because the hairs are so thin, he’d keep the solution on it for only half the time that he usually does. Wow, he really knows what he’s doing! I told myself. Famous last words.

When we walked out, my son had curly peyos… but they were so rough, so frizzy. Must be part of the deal; frizzy but curlable, I assumed.

When I gave him his first shampoo, I tried applying conditioner to soften them up a bit, but they still felt horribly coarse. The worst, though, was yet to come… Two days after his peyos perm, my son got into a tiff with a neighbor, who grabbed one of his peyos and yanked. He came running inside, crying, and after taking one look at him, I thought I’d pass out. Half of one peyah was missing! There was a one-inch-wide bald spot where his peyah had been tugged. For days after, more and more hair was shed each time his hair was brushed.

A little research led me to learn that the chemicals used in a perm can damage the roots, resulting in hair loss. No more perms for us!

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I was out and about with my cousin when we decided to step into a random hair salon to get a trim, because there’s nothing like a fresh haircut, right?

“Give me a really short bob,” I told the hairdresser, assuming she’d freshen up my standard chin-length cut. But no, a few moments later I found myself shocked into silence as the hairdresser buzz-cut the back of my head with a razor! There was a frog in my throat, choking back my words as I watched her hack away in the back of my head. My beautiful, eidele hair was restyled into a freakish modern cut that no heimishe girl would walk around with.

I shed many tears that night… and stayed home from school for the next month and half until my hair grew back in!

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When my son came home from school with tears in his eyes and a bright orange comb wrapped hopelessly in one of his peyos, I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.

“What did you do?!” I exclaimed.

“I was trying to curl them,” his innocent four-year-old voice proclaimed, a little wobbly, as if he were choking back tears.

(He was.)

I’ll admit, I was terrified that we’d have to snip his hair off — that’s how badly enmeshed it was within the comb! But, baruch Hashem, after spending about an hour detangling his hair and giving a rather hefty donation to Rabbi Meir Baal Haness — wonder of wonders! — the comb was out, leaving his peyah whole and healthy!

Baruch Hashem, my son’s story had a much better ending than the time my brother tried curling his peyos with an electric drill… Let’s just leave that one to the imagination!

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FINDING YOUR FABRIC You can use any scraps you find at home, or buy small pieces of fabric or trimmings. You’ll want to make sure the pieces are big enough, so check the measurements below before you begin.

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YOUR SEWING GUIDE 1. Measure a strand of thread that’s double the length of the cut fabric, and thread it into a needle.

2. Double the thread, and tie the ends with a loop knot.

3. Start at one end of the fabric, and sew in an inand-out motion to create the “running stitch.”

4. When you reach the end of the seam, knot the thread by pulling the thread halfway through (with the needle) to create a loop. Bring the needle and thread through the loop, and pull.

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A. Prepare the fabric.

Fabric for the scrunchie: 1. Cut a piece of fabric that measures 22 by 4 inches.

2. Fold it in half lengthwise so that the reverse of the fabric is showing.

3. Following the sewing guide, sew the two sides together. Do not sew down the top and bottom ends.

4. Using a safety pin (or just your fingers), slide the fabric through itself (like you would do to a sock when folding a pair) to turn it right-side out.

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1. Cut a piece of fabric that measures 4 inches in the width by your desired length.

5. Cut off the remaining thread.

• The long tie featured measures 33 by 4 inches. • The short tie featured measures 12 by 4 inches.

2. Fold it in half lengthwise so that the reverse of the fabric is showing.

3. Use a fabric marker to draw a diagonal line at both ends of the fabric.

4. Draw a straight line along the open top of the fabric lengthwise, leaving two inches empty in the center.

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5. Use these lines as a guide to sew the running stitch. (See sewing guide.)

6. Cut off the extra fabric at the two ends.

7. With your fingers, slide one side of the fabric through the opening at the center.

8. Do the same with the other side.

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If you are using textured fabric, like velvet, place a towel over the fabric when ironing so it shouldn’t get ruined.

DIRECTIONS

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1. Cut a 9-inch piece of elastic.

2. Put a safety pin on one end of the elastic.

3. Pull the elastic through the fabric.

4. Remove the safety pin.

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ENCOURAGEMENT Life wasn’t easy in the Levy home.

For Itzik, it meant coming home from cheder to an empty house every day.

For his mother, it meant working long hours as a housekeeper to support her orphaned children. And they just about scraped by.

Itzik was a rather content boy who accepted his lot gracefully; he knew his mother really tried to give him all she could. Yet deep inside, he harbored a dream. The dream of wearing brandnew clothes. He was tired of wearing his big brothers’ hand-me-downs and relics of the local gemach. He fantasized about opening the packaging of unused store-bought clothes and being the first to wear them. He pictured their smooth, fresh feel, and his longing intensified.

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Realistically speaking, Itzik knew it was asking too much of his already burdened mother. But he couldn’t help but drop hints. And Mrs. Levy deciphered them. Her heart ached with desire to fulfill her son’s valid wish, and she began saving up, bit by bit.

Just before Rosh Hashanah, Mrs. Levy took the envelope to the store and purchased a brand-new white shirt for Itzik.

Itzik was absolutely delighted. Removing the pins, he hung the shirt opposite his bed and fell asleep with a smile on his lips. Finally, he, too, would be the lucky wearer of new clothes!

With a spring in his step, Itzik rushed off to shul on Rosh Hashanah night. He waited for his friends to comment on his new garment, but to his dismay, no one even noticed it. Leav-

ing shul, he passed a crowd on the street and discovered that they were chassidim waiting to be granted a bracha for a “gut gebentched yahr” from the Beis Yisroel of Gur. Without much thought, he squeezed between two men, figuring he, too, could use a bracha on this auspicious night.

The men trooped past the Rebbe in single file, each one meriting to hold out his hand before the Beis Yisroel for mere seconds before moving on. Finally it was Itzik’s turn. As he passed, the Rebbe placed his hands on his own shirt collar and motioned to Itzik as if to say, “Nice!”

Itzik was elated. Someone had noticed his new shirt!

And it wasn’t just “someone”; it was the great Gerrer Rebbe, leader of multitudes, who singled him out at a time when throngs of men were passing by the minute.

It was a split-second gesture. Yet the empathy and compassion revitalized his spirit.

Throughout his remaining childhood years, the vision of validation and support from this great personage rewarmed Itzik’s heart time and again.

Today, Itzik is a talmid chacham and marbitz Torah, and he credits his passion to Torah and Yiddishkeit to this tiny, yet gigantic, kindness.

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Ber was aware of just how special this young talmid chacham was.

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A short while after Reb Chaim Pinchas left the Rosh Yeshivah’s home, Reb Boruch Ber asked his talmidim to run after the young man and bring him back. It was urgent that Reb Chaim Pinchas return before he arrived home, Reb Boruch Ber said. Reb Boruch Ber immediately issued the ksav semicha, and Reb Chaim Pinchas was once again sent on his way.

The close talmidim who witnessed the scene were puzzled.

Why did their Rosh Yeshivah deviate from his custom? And why the rush in pursuing the young man?

Reb Boruch Ber explained: “Reb Chaim Pinchas is newly married.

I’m sure that as soon as he returns home, his young wife will want to know if he received the ksav semicha. When she will hear that he did not, she will be distressed, even before he has a chance to explain to her the reason for the refusal.”

Rather than cause an ounce of anguish that might stand in the way of a budding shalom bayis, Reb Boruch Ber was ready to override his standard practice — and in a hurry!

PATIENCE They were sitting together, a group of mischievous boys, thoroughly enjoying themselves despite the late hour.

The clock read 11:30 p.m. when Yossi’s* turn arrived. Yossi was meant to make a prank call to a rav with a “klutz kasha.”

And he didn’t choose just any rav…

Yossi dialed the phone number of Reb

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Moshe Feinstein, the posek hador.

The Rebbetzin answered the phone, and Yossi asked if he could speak with the Rav. “The Rav is already sleeping,” the Rebbetzin said calmly. “Is it important? Should I wake the Rav?”

“I won’t do anything to harm you,” Reb Moshe continued. “What are you learning?”

Yossi wavered before sharing which masechta and daf his class was learning.

Reb Moshe asked his anonymous midnight caller a question on the sugya, but

A peek at his watch revealed that he had taken a full hour of the posek hador’s time — and in the middle of the night, no less!

“Yes,” Yossi said impudently.

A couple of moments later, Reb Moshe was on the other end of the line. Yossi posed his question, and Reb Moshe immediately detected that the caller was phony.

“At which yeshivah do you learn?”

Reb Moshe asked softly.

Petrified, Yossi remained quiet.

Yossi was clueless. In a composed voice laced with his trademark patience, Reb Moshe proceeded to elucidate the question. Beginning with the words of the Gemara and continuing with Rashi, he explained the entire daf. Yossi listened in shock.

“Did you understand?” Reb Moshe asked.

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And remember: Every action of ahavas Yisroel adds a brick to the Beis Hamikdash! May we be zoche to be in Yerushalayim still before Tisha B’Av. Make sure to send us a photo of your family’s creation.

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Yossi replied in the negative.

Not losing himself, Reb Moshe began again, explaining the Gemara and Rashi, with all the tolerance in the world. ““Do you understand now?” the gadol asked when he finished.

“I think so.”

“Excellent,” the Rav replied, and then repeated the question he had asked earlier. Still, Yossi had no idea how to reply.

“Tomorrow, in yeshivah, I want you to ask your rebbi this question,” Reb Moshe told the bachur.

“See what he says.”

Yossi’s fingers were trembling as he replaced the receiver in its base. A peek at his watch revealed that he had taken a full hour of the posek hador’s time — and in the middle of the night, no less!

When Yossi threw the question at his rebbi the following morning, the rebbi was taken aback. This kushya, coming from one of his weaker students, was sharp! He asked for some time to think about it and only came back to Yossi with clarification a couple of days later.

The episode was a turning point in Yossi’s life. If Reb Moshe believes in me so, he thought to himself, how can I not believe in myself?

Replaying the vision of the gadol hador’s confidence in him over again and again, the boy began to apply himself to his studies.

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The days passed in a haze of anguish and diminishing hope.

The prospect of finding the boy alive and well despite the hot summer season was waning.

Finally, during Shabbos day, the boy was found! The news reached the Rebbe’s court via a gentile who repeated that he’d heard the news on the radio. The Rebbe was nearing the end of his midday tish when they rushed to inform him of the wonderful developments. His joy was great.

A number of years later, this very boy came to visit Rebbetzin Trany. She told him, “Do you know that because of you the Rebbe did not take a morsel of food into his mouth for three days?! The Rebbe fasted for three days out of worry for your well-being…”

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The Boro Park View has teamed up with Rockland Buzz to present to you hiking destinations tucked into beautiful spots, mostly between Brooklyn and the Catskills, with trail maps, photos and step-by-step detail.

Over the years, there have been many mishaps when individuals have set out on trails improperly prepared or clothed or have conducted themselves in an unsafe manner while hiking, requiring search-and-rescue teams to take to the woods and bring them back to safety.

Trail safety should not be taken lightly. Please read and adhere to the safety guidelines detailed on this page.

The Boro Park View has extensive coverage on trail safety and etiquette. Feel free to access them on our Monsey website, www.themonseyview.com (issues 155 to 161), or to contact our office to have the articles emailed to you.

The Boro Park View shares these trails for informational purposes only, with the understanding that hikers take full responsibility for safe behavior.

SAFETY POINTERS Proper packing: Never leave for a hike without a proper knapsack equipped with enough water, charged cell phones, navigation devices, flashlights, emergency shelter, a first-aid kit, and some ready-to-eat, non-perishable nutrition options.

Proper planning: Before leaving the trailhead, acquire a map, study it well, and know your route.

Always check the weather before heading out. It gets dark in the woods around sunset, so make sure you leave enough time to get out safely. If there is a park ranger at the trailhead, check in with the ranger before heading out.

Proper footgear: Remember to change into proper footgear, appropriate for the terrain, prior to setting out.

Hikers should never hike alone, and should always share their plans with someone outside of the hiking group before heading out.

Stay on track. Read and follow all markers and do not veer off the trail.

Always check for ticks after a hike.

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Here’s to safe and wholesome hiking excursions!

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PARKING: Park at the parking lot on Johnsontown Road. If your GPS allows it, you can enter the coordinates 41.1714, -74.1766 as the location. Otherwise, you can route to 67 Johnsontown Road, Sloatsburg, NY, and your GPS will take you pretty close to the parking lot.

The lot (410’ elevation) is a small roadside parking spot that has room for only four cars. (See photo of the lot; it is easy to miss.)

There is no parking along Johnsontown Road. If you are hiking on a Sunday, come early! If the parking lot is full, there is more parking 0.9 miles down to the end of Johnsontown Road, but then you will need to walk to the parking lot. Please note that the viewpoints are steep drops, and these are not places where you can let children run around!

THE TRAIL: On the left side of the parking lot, you will see the beginning of the Orange Trail. The beginning of the trail is marked as three blazes on a rock (see photo).

Follow the orange markers on the trees and rocks up the mountain. After 0.1 mile, look carefully and you will see the beginning of the Blue Trail on the left. Don’t go left — continue on the Orange Trail as it curves to the right.

(We will return via this Blue Trail.) The Orange Trail continues up the mountain and views will open up on your right (see map).

The first view off a large rock on the right is partially obstructed by tree growth and is a good spot to rest before continuing. The trail then goes down and up again next to a rock wall and curves to the right. You can rest at any of the rocky viewpoints on the right.

After about 0.5 miles you will reach the highest point (700’ elevation), and the trail will start to go downhill.

Continue about 0.2 miles to the intersection of the Orange and Blue trails.

Make a left on the Blue Trail. (Be careful not to miss this as it is not so well marked. You will see the end of the Blue Trail marker on the right, and you need to make a left! If you continue on the Orange Trail, it will

The trail then goes down and up again next to a rock wall.

The beginning of the trail is marked as three blazes on a rock.

Intersection of the Orange and Blue trails

Don’t go left — continue on the Orange Trail as it curves to the right.

The first view off a large rock on the right

You will see the end of the Blue Trail marker on the right, and you need to make a left!

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take you into Harriman State Park, and the Orange Trail will end at the White Trail. If you end up at the White Trail, it means you have missed the turn and you need to turn around and return to the intersection of the Orange and Blue trails.)

Follow the Blue Trail, which turns into a road in the woods as it goes along the mountain ridge. Along the way, after 0.8 miles, you will see what looks like a white sand beach (or snow) on your left.

A closer look will reveal that this is some sort of fungus growing on leaves in a swampy area. Be careful to get back onto the trail if you take a look; do not go onto the wooded path. Continuing on the Blue wooded road, you will reach numerous viewpoints that overlook the Thruway and power lines. For most of this hike, you will have quiet solitude and hear only birds and squirrels, but at this point, you will have to put up with the sound of cars. Continue on the Blue Trail and look out for some views on your right. After one of the viewpoints, the wooded road will turn back into a path. The path then curves to the left, and there is one spot where it goes over a rock outcrop (careful here!). Continue down the mountain, making sure you see blue blaze marks the entire time until you meet the Orange Trail. (This is the point we mentioned earlier.) Make a right on the Orange Trail to come back out to the parking lot.

Enjoy your hike!

You can download the map of this hike at RocklandBuzz.com. RocklandBuzz.com is a new News and Kosher Entertainment website, where you get the news you want to hear, guides to the outdoors, the latest music, and activities for the kids.

You will see what looks like a white sand beach.

You will reach numerous viewpoints that overlook the Thruway.

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Make a right on the Orange Trail to come back out to the parking lot.

There is one spot where it goes over a rock outcrop.

There is one spot where it goes over a rock outcrop.

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BEHIND THE NAME “Lego” is a contraction of the two Danish words leg godt, which means “play well.”

HOW IT BEGAN

CHANGE TO PLASTIC BRICKS

Ole Kirk Kristiansen started the Lego Company 88 years ago, in 1932. Since then, the company has been passed down in the family and is now owned by his grandson, Kjed Kirk Kristiansen.

Today, the fourth-generation Kristiansen, Thomas, is being primed to take over the family business, and he now serves as deputy chairman of the company.

Another warehouse fire struck the Lego Group in 1960, burning most of the company’s wooden toys. Plastic was a new concept in toy-making at that time, but after this second fire, the company decided that the plastic line was strong enough for them to consider abandoning the production of wooden toys.

The Lego company started out as a small carpenter’s shop, where parts of houses and furniture were constructed. When their workshop burned down after a fire ignited some small wooden shavings, Ole Kirk built an even bigger workshop and worked hard to expand his construction business.

Then the Great Depression hit. People lost their livelihoods, and Ole Kirk had very few customers. He began working on smaller projects, and in order to attract customers, he created miniature versions of his work. Ultimately, these mini models of ironing boards and stepladders inspired him to begin producing toys!

EXPANDING THE COMPANY In 1961, Lego wanted to expand sales to North America but did not have the ability to do so. Instead, they made an arrangement with the popular company Samsonite to begin producing and selling Lego products in the United States and Canada.

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THE LOWDOWN ON LEGOLAND

RECOGNITION

Legoland offers interactive family rides, live shows, Lego-building, and incredible attractions like Miniland, the Legoland Driving School and the Dragon roller coaster. There are Legoland parks in Denmark, Germany, England, Dubai, Malaysia and Japan, and the United States has parks in Florida and California — with a third one coming soon to New York!

Lego is proud to have been named “Toy of the Century” twice. Lego products have undergone extensive development over the years — but the foundation remains the traditional Lego brick.

Legoland parks receive around 60 million visitors worldwide each year.

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Built in 1968, Legoland Billund in Denmark is the oldest Legoland location.

The largest Lego brick sculpture

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Legoland Windsor in England is the biggest Legoland in the world, at around five times the size of Legoland Billund.

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Warsaw, Poland The world’s second-largest Legoland park can be found in Florida, USA.

When

January 9, 2020

Legoland Dubai was built using 60 million Lego bricks.

The new Legoland Castle Hotel in Windsor, England, houses 2.1 million bricks and 657 hand-built Lego models.

Legoland New York Resort is scheduled to open in 2021 in the town of Goshen, New York, just 60 miles northwest of New York City.

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400 billion bricks have been produced since 1958

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Lego brick colors

1,350 types of Lego bricks

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7 Lego sets are sold every second

$799.99 is the cost of the most expensive Lego set

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CUSTOMIZED LEGO WHEELCHAIR GETS TURTLE THROUGH POST-OPERATIVE RECOVERY By: Sandy Eller

It may technically be marketed as a creative building toy for children, but it was Lego to the rescue as Baltimore veterinarians used the iconic plastic bricks to help an injured turtle through a lengthy recuperation.

USA Today reported that doctors at the Maryland Zoo were faced with a dilemma after surgically repairing multiple fractures on the bottom shell of an 18-year-old eastern box turtle that roamed the grounds of Druid Hill Park.

The turtle’s underside had to be kept off the ground to facilitate healing, but it was important for the turtle to remain mobile during the nearly two-year-long recovery period. The solution, quite literally, was child’s play, with doctors constructing a Lego wheelchair whose plastic brick frame was attached to four Lego wheels. The entire apparatus was connected to the turtle’s upper shell using plumber’s putty.

“They don’t make turtle-sized wheelchairs,” quipped Garrett

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Fraess, veterinary extern at the Maryland Zoo. Lego Turtle, as he is known, used his colorful equipment through the spring of 2019 and has spent the last year healing in preparation for his eventual release in the park, which took place on Wednesday. According to Dr. Ellen Bronson, senior director of animal health, conservation and research at the zoo, turtles heal much more slowly than mammals or birds.

The Maryland Zoo, which is lo-

cated at Druid Hill Park, will continue to track the patient and his movements through a transmitter attached to his shell.

“This turtle has made tremendous progress in shell-healing over the last two years,” said Bronson.

“From his successful use of a Lego wheelchair as a mobility aid early in his recovery to now, he has been a unique zoo patient. It was a joy for our veterinary team to watch him return to his native habitat.”

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‫אכט‬ ‫גּוטן‪ ,‬וָ ואס ַמ ְ‬ ‫ַא ְ‬ ‫אטער?‬ ‫ַאייער ָפ ֶ‬ ‫ֶ‬

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

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HOW TO PLAY:

Find words on the board containing four letters or more.

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

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

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

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

List some words only the winner found:

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4-letter words: 2 points

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5-letter words: 3 points

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6-letter words: 5 points

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

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

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

Family name: Heimfeld, 718-xxx-1718 Name of winner: Goldy Amount of points: 30 Names of competing players: Simcha Some words only the winner found: code, fake, fresh, want, were The longest word found on the board: fresh A new word learned from the board: fawn

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Family name: Kahan, 718-xxx-3347

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Name of winner: P. Amount of points: 31 Names of competing players: G.R.

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Last week’s nine-letter word: scheduled

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Rivky Schorr, 5, in honor of her alef-beis siyum

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Yitzchok and Liebish Stein

Shlome and Yosef Isaac Rubin

Malka Blyma and Chaya Miri Weinstock

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Frimmy Wieder, 4, pocketbook

Usher, Zalmen, Gedalya, and Avrumy Drezdner

Meir and Yidi Igel, 7, 5

Y. and C. Rosman, highway with cars

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Leah Deutsch, 7

Avrum Shmiel and Ezriel Berkowitz

Aliza Mizrahi, 6

Betzalel Stein, 7, mini airport

The 52nd Street Crew

Ari Fromowitz, 8, jixelz parrot

Leah’le Gordon, 6

Shloimy Grunwald, 3

Pessy Salamon, 3

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Chevy Friedman, house

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Classifieds FOR SALE PERROQUET SHOES Girls white leather Mary Jane shoe size 32 (runs small) selling for $25. call/text :3474890428 FRIDGIDAIRE 30’’ OVEN sealed 5 burners, excellent condition. Shabbas mode. $500. Please call: 347 661 5900 NEOCATE INFANT FORMULA $25 a can. Free delivery. 347742-6072 CHOSSON/KALLAH GUIDE ruchniyus &gashmius.

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347-563-8387 MOVING SALE 2 twin beds W/ headboard.

D-table 43 in x 105. Carpet 8 x 17. 2 Night lamps. 347-2421563 BUGABOO DONKEY HOODS 2 summer hoods light gray color. Brand new in box original 95 each selling for 75 each call/text 3478603949

12 BULB CRYSTAL CHANDELIER For sale $1500 a must see! Txt 929-266-5365 for pictures BOYS SHABBOS SHOES Royal shoes size 24. White patent laces, brand new never worn. $49. Call 3477881260 BLACK JOOLZ HUB STROLLER with bassinet in perfect condition. Slightly Used.

Includes free cocoon and cupholder $750 7187027479 ESCADA PERFUME cost price!!!Call for more details:929-276-2404 FERRAGAMO WEEKDAY FLATS size 7.5 $150. Will send pics.

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CHANEL BLACK SHOE with gold tip. Size 9. $150.

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INTEX POOL 10 ft round backyard pool with filter and pool cover to sell for 50.00 call 9172753653 STORE FURNITURE Cash drawer, Computer Monitor, Receipt printer, Formica Register Stand w/ Matching jewelry Display Case. +Much More. Brand new condition: 845-428-5940

DOUBLE MOUNTAIN BUGGY Excellent condition $300 call 718-633-5569

TASTER’S CHOICE Nescafe Coffee 14 oz bottle for only 12.50.347 754 4669

TEACHER’S FILE Fabulous computerized file American history and English upper elemen call 3472634207

SUPPORT PANTYHOSE 20-30 beige size petite Medi duomed; also Preggers maternity. Exc price. Call 347-581-8056

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BELATI CREAM SWEATER Brand new short sleeve,boys size 4,pix available,3476681027 CUTIES DIAPERS size 6 case of 92 pcs $22 Pick up in BP 347-645-6857 BUGABOO DONKEY2 Brand New Mono Classic Foldable Baby Stroller Without Extension Gray Melange OR Blue Melange $999 Text Only 9144813818 KIDICHIC BABY ROMPER Kangaroo Pocket, black and beige, size 12-18 months. Call/ Text 347-645-2155 DECO DINE BP $180 Gift Certificate for $160.

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BUGABOO CAMELEON3 New in box. black chasis/ frame Call/ text: 929-2090777 “ELI” SHOES brand new in box.from “Push” store. brown mocha color.size 31. 85$ 3474701844

MAMAS & PAPAS traveling carriage, brand new. one hand fold gray hood. light weight. 100$.

3474701844 GERBER SOY FORMULA Call/ text: 929-209-0777 STORE FURNITURE Selling modern reception desk, office chairs, wall units, shelving, white wooden hangers.

Email:pulsenewyork.com MOVING SALE Italian DR table, 8 leather chairs and 3 door curio great condition originally $12,000 Gr8 price! Txt 929-266-5365 for pictures DINING ROOM TABLE Due to moving simple and nice condition minimal price call or text 3478602625 DINING ROOM FURNITURE Table, 8 chairs and 2 bookcases selling due to move 9178917639 MASTER BEDROOM SET Beautiful antique looking, from accentuations. Selling due to move. 3479465185

REAL ESTATE FURNISHED APT One bedroom near transp and shopping on 10 ave.

Suitable for Chosson /Kallah or singles. 347-232-2653 or 718-702-5663 APT FOR RENT 10 & 45 1 BR, Full Kitch, Dinette. Freshly painted.

Heimishe Bldg. 1 flight up.

Day 718-686-0909/ 347-5247686 Eve FURNISHED APT 13 & 54, New 1 or 2 BR, 1 Flight up. Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen. Shabbos, Short Term.

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HOME FOR RENT IN STATEN ISLAND Magnificent Staten Island home, 4 bedrooms, 4 bath, 2,250 sq feet, only 3 years old, heart of frum neighborhood, stone exterior, tall ceilings, stunning big kitchen, hardwood floors, grass backyard. $3,295 a month.

Call 786-365-3009 2 BDRM UNFURNISHED 15&42, brand new 2 BR apt,.

Very nice size, big dining room $2,100. Call: 718-5344627 or 347-581-5250 3 BDRM UNFURNISHED 15&42, brand new 3 BR apt, 1.5 bath. EIK, large dining room $2,900. Call: 718-5344627 or 347-581-5250.

1 BDRM FURNISHED APT 10/47 Private front entrance W/D . Ideal for Chosson/ kallah . Call 718-871-1688 APT FOR RENT Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, modern kitchen, laundry room, 41 st. $3,600.

Call: 1(201) 771-1448 MONSEY APT Beautiful brand new 5 bedroom apt available in the Merrick area pls call 8459055200 MONSEY APT Beautiful brand new 3 bedroom apt available merrick area call text 9144873638 FOR RENT Brand new construction, first floor front, 1 bedroom suite for single woman. 55th street, bet. 11th -12th ave. Please call: 347 661 5900.

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OFFICES FOR RENT 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, New small offices, elevator, elec, a/c, heat incl.

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BRAND NEW CONSTRUCTION Office suite for rent. 55th St 12th Ave. Please call 347-6615900 OFFICE/STORAGE FOR RENT Basement for office and or storage. 55th st. 12th Ave. Please call: 347 661 5900.

2 BDRM BUNGALOW For rent for weekdays. $175/ night. Linen and towels included. Preferably no children. 718-419-4512 SUITES IN THE CATSKILLS Brand new 1&2 bedroom available for weekly/weekend rental. All amenities.

Beautiful grounds. Call now to book your vacation. 845428-5940 MONTICELLO PRIVATE HOUSE For rent 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms nice kitchen and dining room CALL 646 372 7635 SWAN LAKE RENTAL New 2 BR APT, 4 1/2 beds.

Full Kitch/Bath. A/C. Linen, Porch. In town. Shabbos, Weekly. 845-747-9696/347524-7686

HELP WANTED DRIVER Coach bus driver with exp. live in Brooklyn, full week, from 3:00 PM till 1:00 AM. Email: coachbus@gmail.com

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Classifieds HEADSTART IN BP seeking full-time UPK teacher. Experience a must.

Excellent salary. Email resume: headstartposition@ gmail.com HEADSTART IN BP seeking afternoon assistant.

Perfect for half-day seminary student! Great salary. Email resume: preschooljobsbp@ gmail.com TEACHER ASSISTANT FT, female, boys preschool for Sept 2020 Yiddish speaking a must, great pay. Email resume receptionist@bybz. org

SEEKING PARA PROFESSIONALS for sept., for after school program for children with special needs. Great environment! Get Aba training! Hours: 2:45 to 5.

Located: ocean pkwy & ave L. Call: 3479399447 or email: slevi@mastermindsaba.org ELDERLY CARE An experienced heimishe lady is looking to take care of a grandmother/elderly lady.

Pls call 929-441-5852 or 718384-0810

BABYSITTING

MANHATTAN OFFICE Heimish office in Midtown Manhattan is hiring, high school graduates preferred, GREAT PAY please text/leave voicemail 718-208-9285

EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Responsible, reliable. Avail nights, late nights etc..

Reasonable rates! Refs. avail.

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

F/T SECRETARY POSITION available in a large Yeshiva office in Brooklyn.

Good computer skills required. E-mail resume to mosodjobs@gmail.com/fax 718-619-8973

PLAYGROUP located at 14 and 54 still has few slots remaining for ages 2-2 1/2 pls call 347-666-4224 lve msg

SECRETARY WANTED Male secretary wanted full time. Customer service. Pls call 718-930-9494 WORK FROM HOME Seeking motivated women interested in building a successful retail business from home. 2787flp@gmail. com 9174108038 till 4pm JOB RESUMES Need a great resume?

Resumes are what we do!

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

H.S./POST H.S. GIRL WANTED to lead Sunday drama club, culminating in a production.

Experience preferred. Call 718 435 8127.

SERVICES GRAPHOLOGY “Gain clarity and guidance”.

Send in your handwriting/ drawing for a full analysis.

Geared for adults and children 845.642.3213 CHILDBIRTH CLASSES Hemishe weekly/monthly classes. Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text Lamaze with Henny 347-8712955 YIDDISH COURSE from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course. 718-435-4616 SKIN CARE Edith of Ave. X natural skin care products now available in B.P. Call/text 718-812-6307

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NATURAL SOLUTIONS Aches? pains? acne? Eczema? rashes? Reflux? warts?

Herpes? Cracked lips? Ear infection? Anything else?

Many products! Money back!

Call/text347-598-2874 TOXIS CLEANSE Are you happy with your relationship with food? Do you need more energy? To change that, call/text 718290-7208 MATH TUTOR All math regents levels.

CLEP. SAT, GRE. Expd. Good rapport with students. Call/ text Chani Reichman 917 538-4357 ALGEBRA TUTOR Experienced CC Algebra I tutor can help you ace through the course with ease!

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

Photoshop - Indesign classes starting iy”h July. Great low price! Call 347-436-5429 PIANO/ KEYBOARD LESSONS Give your child their dream for a good price!Call 347-4618407 KRIAH Is your child struggling with accuracy or fluency.?

Experienced Resource Room teacher can help. References available. 7184353672 ART CLASSES Now forming fun and exciting art classes for 6-7th grade girls. Limited slots avail. Call 718-213-5181.

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

718.930.4946

MAKEUP BY RAIZY Natural, professional makeup for all your Simchas. Book 3 faces get 4th free. 347 243 9347.

READING SPECIALIST 100% success rate. available to tutor your child in decoding, reading fluency & spelling, in BP. 347-450-0670 WRITING GROUP Six-session. For high school and post-high school girls, starting mid-July in BP. Call 718 435 8127 SUMMER TUTOR Experienced teacher avail to tutor this summer.1646.887.5802 VIOLIN LESSONS Spend your summer learning a beautiful skill! Private violin lessons for girls, all levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222 SONG LYRICS school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827 BREAST PUMPS Free hand and electric pumps through insurance, ships free. 718-831-7634 or text/email compactpumps@ gmail.com. Free gift with mention of ad PROMO SPOT For the most unique gifts, promotional items, plaques and stamp pens call 718732-0546 or email sales@ promospot.nyc REFLEXOLOGIST For women & children 347786-0810 TNOYIM POEMS And for all occassions! excellent prices! Call/text 1347-248-4254

CPA SERVICES Are you drowning in personal or business tax filings? WE CAN HELP YOU! For individualized service email: myaroslawitzcpa@ gmail.com PERSONALIZED CANDLES We have all colors and shaped candles with option of imprinting your personal message or logo call 845263-0171 GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful professional fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet.

917-414-3281 PROFESSIONAL ALBUMS for any occasion. Great Prices! Quick Turnaround!

1.929.441.2322 or email us at startheredesign@gmail.com EAR PIERCING Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718-6079812 LANDLINE PHONE Att: residents of multi family units. Landline Phones for a low rate of $19.99. email:phonetone55@gmail. com call:7183067515 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach.

Same day service. In the heart of BP. (347) 693 4920 or 7184357644

TEETH WHITENING Professional laser teeth whitening now in b.p. July &August special $200.

Call/text for more info 7184830269 SIMCHA BASKET meet your guests needs so they can enjoy your simcha!

Call 7185961979 to reserve your date LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 CROCHETING LESSONS Undecided what to do this summer? Crocheting classes starting iy”h July. Also private. Experience Teacher!

Call 347-436-5429 PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTS in the heart of bp. Great prices! call 917 696 3828 PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS Make your gifts unique and special with our personalized vinyl. Great service and prices. Call 7189163507 B JEWELED Selling costume jewelry.

Bring in a picture of your favorite jewelry we will custom make in silver. Call/ text 718-812-6307 JEWELRY REPAIR silver and custom jewelry sale and repair expert pearl stringing & galore clip earrings 4511 16thav (7189721064)

SOURDOUGH BREAD Baked fresh daily or order in advance to assure availability.

Call / Text 917 588 6988

ARI’S SAFETY 1ST We install the strongest magnetic locks, gates& gadgets, to ensure your house is safe for your kids. Aron Goldstein: 347-977-5390

SOCIAL SKILLS THERAPIST Experienced Therapist, specializing in teenage girls struggling with Anxiety and low self-esteem. Reasonable rates/ Now accepting P3.Call/ Text Sury 3479485701

DESIGN STUDIO Advertisements, Logos, Web Design, Magazines. Get Modern Design for Great Prices. Email for samples fruitiebunch@gmail.com Call: 929 -430-4047‬

ALBUMS we specialize in albums,wallarts and anything you might need. well priced. 917-566-6343 SUMMER FUN Big Moonwalk to rent! Lots of fun for all ages! Can take up to 600 lbs. Call 7184351464 CHANGE TALLIS LINING Minimal fee call or txt 1347215-0600 THE HANDYFIX Handiwork by the hour. For service with a smile call Yossi @ (718) 600-4659 PHOTOGRAPHY Outdoor family portraits at affordable prices please call 347 813 0254. Lve msg ACNE CONTROL Control your acne using an affordable, pleasant, and gentle aloe-vera based solution. Call/ text 718-2907208 EXPERIENCED TUTOR Avail to help your child with any subject. Experience with elementary and high school girls. Limited slots avail. 917696-3828 TUTOR AT HOME Homework with your children at home after school. Fluent in Yiddish and English $70 an hour. Call/ text: 347-613-1796

FARBRENGEN Night out for high school girls! 9-10 Mondays and Wednesdays. Kumzitz crafts and inspiration. For details call 718-213-5181 CHASSON KALLAH APT Reliable handyman to get your apt ready. I specialize in chasson kallah apt. Call/text 347-338-8150 UPSHERIN LABELS Beautiful and professional labels for all your party needs! $25 for 72 labels, $35 for 108. Call or text 718.755.4365 LOGOMAKER Professional and experienced. Beautiful logos only $100! Call or text 718.755.4365 RESUME WRITING Have a professional write you a job resume that will land you the interview! Starting from $100. Email office@ resumeprosplus.com STGRAPHICS Upsherin Labels, Logos, and Albums. Check out our website at stgraphics.wixsite. com/esti or call 718.755.4365.

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GORGEOUS CHOCOLATE LOGS Affordable prices please call 7183380181

MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PLANS Starting at $77/month. Please call 845-377-5836 or email info@EliteHealthInsurance. net

FREE GRAPHICS Graphic designer with years of experience. summer special: 1st 5 people to email get free graphics done (ad/ logo) email aideltzirelw@ gmail.com

APEX COMMUNITY CLASSES FOR COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening, and more. Monroe 8457828885

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY Upsherin, family, baby, individual. Call today to book your summer photoshoot!

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

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Classifieds PRIVATE GYM in Midwood, work out in your own time in a great fully equipped private gym, Call or text 908-791-5095 WORDY The world of words which works wonders. For poems and lyrics with the touch of the pro call 929-359-3211 TEETHING RELIEF Miraculous gems containing premium concentrations calcium, phosphorus, other essential elements to relieve teething pain in babies, toddlers. Jolly Jooly 718.963.0122 NO FEARS Segulah gems necklace takes away bad thoughts, fears, anxieties; helps accomplish goals effectively bs”d, children-adults, $30+. Jolly Jooly 718.963.0122 FLOWER REED DIFFUSER The perfect gift for teachers, therapists and family etc.

Special car size also available.

Call 347 675 3443 WHOLESALE FISH for the Public. Salmon Fillet $5.99 per lb. Call: 347.275.5408 AVON TICK SPRAY spray against ticks for $25.00 call or text: 718-930-8693

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

646-874-4342 LOOKING FOR Stanley -young america dresser 46” wide for kids/ baby room, ivory/white. call/ text 718-809-0963 BORED AT HOME? Call the Ahavas Yisroel line for women & girls of all ages.

646-248-6363 SELL YOUR TICHEL We sell on consignment previously owned, authentic, designer silk scarves (other items also) Williamsburg Location- For more info call: 718-384-2094 SELL YOUR SHEITEL Is your Human Hair Sheitel collecting dust? Sell it with us. Williamsburg LocationFor more info call : 718-3842094 JUDAICA BOOKS NEEDED Bais Yakov H.S. in Beit Shemesh seeking English Judaica books for their library. Call/text 347-7828100.

SEGWAY WANTED Looking to buy a second hand segway. Pls call 718 522 1092 GITTA DEAL Looking to buy or sell any items? You can email or whatsapp us at: Gittadeal@ gmail.com 3472010287

GEMACHIM PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404 KOSHER WAZE DEVICES available for short term.

Minimum charge. 929-3247021.

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

260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) SIMCHA GEMACH White cubbies for miniatures,white ceramic square and round cake stands and more.‫לע”נ ברוך בן‬ -536-1742 917 ‫משה דוד‬.

PACK N PLAY gemach (BP) Please call in the evening 718-851-1017

DRIVER AVAILABLE many years exp. avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan. Reasonable rates. 917.405.8469

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PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLING reasonable price. Evening appointments and house calls available. 12 ave & mid 40. book now 3472435168

LOOKING FOR Mastercraft square DR chairs. Burl wood & glossy finish. looking to purchase 2 or more chairs. Text 718673-1740

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

HAIRCUTS & STYLES In Willi- Bed./Lynch area.

Reasonable price. Call 347731-0891

LIGHTING BARS Looking for lighting bars for a gemach. Please Call:929276-2404

BP BABY GEMACH Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & white bassinets for newborns 718-854-6829

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

SIMCHA GEMACH Bechers, Challah cover, Benchers and challah knife for your simcha. pls leave message 1718 854 1760 BOYS SUIT GEMACH Gemach Yismach Yisroel Boys Simcha Wear sizes 9m-7 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 ‫לע’’נ ישראל‬ ‫בן אליעזר‬ KALLAH CAPE GEMACH Brand new luxurious white fur capes for Chuppah. 718 633 - 8261 BOYS SIMCHA WEAR Gemach Yismach Yisroel sizes 9m-8 yrs 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 ‫לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר‬ BABY CARRIER GEMACH When a stroller just won’t work. Great for vacation, touring, steps etc. 845-5872449 will return messages COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071.

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

By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714 REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966

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

929-287-2135 PEACH-GOLD GOWN Married sister of the bride, Size 8-10. 347-263-0902 BLACK/GOLD GOWN Sister of the Bride. Size 4-6.

347-853-6086

The Boro Park View 2 PIECE BLACK/ SILVER GREY gown for married sis of bride size 12-14. Great price 347645-6857 WHITE LACE/ DOTTED TULLE midi dress size 0-2 3472620880 KLEINFELD BRIDAL GOWN Size 4 for 5’5” girl. Priced to sell. 347 262 5464.

CREAM/GOLD GOWN size 6-8 sister of the bride for sale . Worn once . Please call 3474966185 KLEINFELD BRIDAL GOWN to sell size 4/6 5ft tall. $1000. price negotiable. pls txt 3479091358 CHAMPAGNE GOWN Raquel mother-of-bride gown. Size 10. Worn once. call 3475348667

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

BLACK & BLUE GOWN Sister of bride. custom made, for 4-5 year old , worn once. $150. call/text 7189264773 IVORY/BLACK party dress size 6 call 929 271 0553 BLACK & GOLD GOWN Married sister of the bride.

Size 12-14 7184360884 BLUSH/PINK GOWN for rent. Size 6. Worn once.

Text: 347-546-1838

PRE MATERNITY GOWN Black and gold. Worn once.

Size small. To sell. 929-2727185 WHITE LACE GOWN with black trimming for sister of bride 4-6 womans. a-line style, $850. call/text 647-721-4077 BLACK/WHITE slenderizing gown size 10-12.

917/349-8137 CHAMPANE PINK/BLACK beaded accent gown. Pls call or text 347-446-6114

KLEINFELD GOWN sz 4/6 accessories incld 347 446 6114

BLACK/WHITE MATERNITY GOWN with Italian Beading. Very Slenderizing Size 16. Great Price. Call/Text 917-635-4614

BLACK/GOLD GOWN young married sister of bride size 6, call 929 271 0553

MAUVE GOWN size 2/4 for sale. current season. call/txt 347-576-9080

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

PALE PINK MIRI GOWN Dress size 4. call / text: 347528-7038

WHITE/PINK GOWN preteen size 20, fuller cut. Sis of bride. 718.232.2338

KLEINFELD GOWN size 2-4. best offer. Call/text 718-686-6669

DESIGNER WHITE W/ TRIM Size 0-2 & girls 14-16. Great price 917-232-7309

3 PINK GOWNS sis of bride size 0, 2-4, 4-6.

347-731-6290/347-907-5985

CUSTOM BLACK GOWN size 2-4 for rent. Pls only call 347-534-6810

BLACK/WHITE custom slenderizing gown size 16-18. call 917-405-0987

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ENDORSED BY MANY RABUNIM

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PARNASSAH

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PRETEEN PINK GOWN (adult size 10). pls call 7184382871 or email naches7@gmail.com for a pic MECHTENISTE DRESS Magnificent pre-maternity/ maternity dress size small for sale. call 718-218-8702.

EXQUISITE PEACH DRESS for own tenoyim or sis of bride to rent or sell sz 2-4: 347-786-2330 PINK GOWNS mother of bride gown size 12/14 , 2 little girls Gowns size 6 & 8. Call 718 232 8481 BLACK VELVET/GOLD GOWN Perfect for a young married sister. Size 2. Call 718-6872467 or 718-972-4874.

3 NELLY STELLA DRESSES Orchid ice stunning tulle party dresses size 2, 8-10 and 12-14 call/text 3472620880 OFF WHITE MATERNITY GOWN For sale. Size S. Call/text 347578-5530 WHITE MIRI’S TENOIM DRESS size 4 for sale. Also Black/ Gold Maternity Gown for sale. Call 917-485-5939.

5 PINK GIRLS GOWNS Sis of bride sizes 6-14. Text: 718-930-7913.

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HARFENES CHILDRENS GOWN Black, gold, and white.

Approximately size 7. Call: 845-356-9824 Text only: 347668-1083 GIRLS GOWNS 3 Beautiful grey & white gowns sizes 8 and preteen16&18 to rent/sell for a giveaway price 718-599-2192 PINK/MAUVE GOWN size 8. Very slenderizing.

Photos avail. Dry cleaned already. $550. Call or text 3477422287 IVORY TULLE GOWNS worn once, size 5-6, & size 12 call or text: 347-528-7038 12 MAUVE PINK GIRLS GOWNS For sale. Sizes 6-16.

7184360884 HARFENES KIDS GOWNS White with black trim. Kids size 3 5 and 10. For pictures please text 3479091358 CUSTOM BLACK & BLUE GOWN Adorable gown for 3-6 year old worn once, giveaway price! pls call/text 7189264773 MOTHER OF BRIDE GOWN Off white with magnificent black and gold beading. Size 6. Call 718-687-2467 or 718972-4874.

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SUCCESS

Free Annual Contest.

SOFT PINK TULLE GOWNS Adorable sz 4 and 6 gowns to sell. 347-898-1428

white gold and pearl earring on 6/23/20 in BP 17th ave vicinity. 347-334-2847

CUSTOM IVORY GOWNS size6 kids,size2-4 and size 6 teens. call/text 718-686-6669

FOUND

LOST Pearl earring with white gold around it. Lost before Sukkos time. 347-581-8056 Diamond earring Shabbos P’ Va’eira Bet 14th-16th ave, 43rd-50th st 347-576-0971 Black camera sx740 on the Monsey Trails.917-671-6386 hot pink/white zig zag striped valour baby blanket on 16 ave Tues June 16. 718 916 3985 diamond bracelet 347.564.0536 diamond bracelet with red stones shabbos korach in monsey 7188533775 gold heart charm for bracelet.

845-645-7932 razor scooter w/ black handles on shabbos korach. (see a boy taking it on the camera videos) 54st btw 12 and new ut. please return it or call 718-436-5918 hoop earring w/ diamonds and rubies at Lingerie Shop on New Utrecht, March 15.

Call/text 845-238-1318 pink wallet on 13th Ave with cash. Call/text 718-930-7913 white baby sun bonnet size 9 months. 718.288.5268

Mountain buggy carriage on 13th/48th. 347-271-2760 pacifier with clip 13-53 2 wks ago718-675-6323 black sandisk sport mp3 player on 17*47 txt/lv msg with contact #646-699-9944 kriah sefer in park 347-4200813 diamond earring at the Neumann/Pfeiffer Chasuna Wed June 26th.718-972-2267 Electric scooter @5614-15 Ave. Please call with simanim.

718-438-3757. lv. msg. teen’s earring on 41st St. Call 718-435-3970

FREE GIVEAWAYS To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app. Submit your free giveaways at submit.garaj.app double baby jogger carriage (city mini) in good condition.

Lv msg 718-305-7222 new pair of medi surgical tights. beige,20/30 compression. call/text 347677-4963 Electric radiator, heater, Iron, furniture, washer & dryer, etc.718-853-4934

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‫זוממער אין קרית ברך משה דסאטמאר אין וואודבורען‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק בעל השפע חיים מצאנז זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מצאנז‬

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‫ספעציעלע‬ ‫פראיעקט‪:‬‬

‫‪845.782.6558‬‬ ‫‪DART MEDIA‬‬

‫כ"א תמוז איז די יארצייט פון הרה"ק ר' אברהם‬ ‫מתתי' ב"ר מנחם נחום משטיפינעשט זי"ע‬

‫דער ריבניצער רבי זי"ע האט‬ ‫אנגעהאנגען זיין גרויסע כח‬ ‫הישועות אין זיין רבי'ן‪ ,‬דער‬ ‫הייליגער שטיפינעשטער זי"ע‪,‬‬ ‫און זיך אליין אויסגעדרוקט אין טאג פון‬ ‫ז י י ן ה י יליגן רבי ' נס יא רצי י ט ‪ ,‬וזלה " ק ‪:‬‬

‫"‬

‫דער רבי‬ ‫האט מיר‬ ‫געברענגט א‬ ‫פעקל ישועות‬ ‫צו טיילן‬ ‫פאר'ן עולם‬ ‫תהילים‬

‫"‬

‫להחזיק ירוש‬ ‫ת רבינו‬ ‫תלמוד תורה‬ ‫תשב"ר נחלת חיים ריבניץ‬

‫‪845.250.1818‬‬

‫די שלוחי המוסד וועלן‬

‫אויסזאגן‬

‫תהילים‬ ‫ביים ציון פון כ"ק רבינו‬ ‫מריבניץ זי"ע אין די טעג פון‬ ‫זיין גרויסער רבי'נס יארצייט‬

‫ווארט איר‬ ‫אויף א‬

‫ישועה?‬

‫רופט שוין‬

‫תהילים‬ ‫ריבניץ‬

‫מיט אייערע‬ ‫בקשות‬

PHOTO CREDIT: JDN

‫מסע הלוי' של האדמו"ר מצאנז זצ"ל‬

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‫בס"ד‬

‫תלמוד תורה צאנז‬ ‫בנשיאות כ"ק אדמו"ר שליט"א‬

‫סטעטן איילענד‬

‫‪988 Post Ave, Staten Island 10302‬‬

‫הב׳‬

‫קלייןףסוי‬ ‫זונדללדנוז‬ ‫יוסףיילק‬ ‫ן‬ ‫הי״ו‬

‫ו״יה‬

‫׳בה‬

‫ישיבתינו‬ ‫נזר‬ ‫הק׳י ו צ מ ר ז נ‬ ‫שי יני‬ ‫מצוייניה ו נ י ת ב י‬ ‫׳ק‬

‫כוס תנחומין‬

‫יחד עם כל בית ישראל‪ ,‬רבנן ותלמידיהון‪ ,‬שולחים אנו את תנחומינו‬ ‫אל מעלת כבוד מאליפנו ומדריכנו‪ ,‬מאיר עיני ישראל‪ ,‬הוד והדר‬ ‫פעלו וצדקתו עומדת לעד‪ ,‬מעמיד תלמידים הגונים לתורה ויראת‬ ‫שמים וחסידות למאות ולאלפים‪ ,‬מגדולי המחנכים והמשפיעים‬ ‫בדורנו‪ ,‬מקים עולה של תורה בעירנו‪ ,‬הלא הוא‬

‫קליין‬ ‫זונדל‬ ‫יוסף‬ ‫קליין‬ ‫זונדל‬ ‫יוסף‬ ‫כבוד קדושת אדמו"ר שליט"א‬

‫הלברשטאם‬ ‫אהרן‬ ‫הגה"צ רבי‬ ‫שליט"א הי״ו‬ ‫הי״ו‬ ‫הבב׳׳‬ ‫הי״ו‬ ‫הב׳ ה‬ ‫ישיבתינו‬ ‫נזר‬ ‫הק׳‬ ‫מצוייני ישיבתינו‬ ‫מצוייני‬ ‫נזרנזר‬ ‫הק׳הק׳‬ ‫ישיבתינו‬ ‫מצוייני‬ ‫היושב בעמק הבכא על פטירת אביו הגדול‪,‬‬ ‫משרידי דור הישן‪ ,‬ממשיך שושלת הקדוש‬ ‫בגאון ובעוז רבות בשנים‬

‫כ"ק מרן אדמו"ר מצאנז‬

‫זיעועכי"א‬

‫אשר שחל"ח למגינת לב כל בית ישראל‬

‫מן השמים ינוחם בכפליים‪ ,‬בנחמת ציון וירושלים‪ ,‬ולא ישמע‬ ‫עוד שוד ושבר בגבולו ובגבולנו‪ ,‬ואך ששון ושמחה ישמע‬ ‫במעונו בבריות גופא ונהורא מעליא‪ ,‬ויזכה להאריך ימים על‬ ‫ממלכתו הוא ובניו בקרב ישראל‬ ‫החותמים בכאב‪ ,‬המשתתפים בצערו‬

‫ועד החינוך‬

‫הרב מרדכי ווייס‬ ‫הרב משה יחיאל מערמלשטיין‬ ‫הרב מיכל פעפערקארן‬

‫ועד ההורים‬

‫הר"ר אליעזר לינק‬ ‫הר"ר הירצקא גרינפעלד‬ ‫הר"ר שלמה דעבלינגער‬

‫ג"א מצטרף‪ :‬הרב יואל מייזליש מנהל רוחני‬ ‫בשם צוות ההנהלה‬

‫האדמו"ר מסאטמאר בביקור בישיבת ברכת דוד‬

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‫האדמו"ר מטשערנאביל במסיבת לחיים ביומא דהילולא של האור החיים הק' זי"ע‬

‫פר‘ פנחס תש‘‘פ לפ‘‘ק‬

‫די רפואה‬ ‫פאר א‬ ‫‪ 8‬יעריג קינד‬

‫ווי גרויס איז די בראך און ווי ביטער איז די צרה ווען א געזונט‬ ‫קינד ווערט נעבעך דיאגנאזירט פון איין ָטאג אויף דער‬ ‫אנדערער מיט די ביטערע קרענק ל״ע‪ .‬אבער נָ אך ווי‬ ‫דערציטערט‪ ,‬שרעקעדיג און פארלוירן איז די סיטואציע ווען‬ ‫נאך עטליכע אונטערזוכונגען ביי די גרעסטע סּפעציאליסטן‬ ‫און דאקטוירים זאגן אלע אז ס׳נישטא קיין שום האפנונג‪ ,‬קיינע‬ ‫טרייסטן ה״י‪ .‬זיי ׳געבן אויף׳ און זאגן קלאר אז די ‪ 8‬יעריג‬ ‫מיידעלע קען עס נישט דורמאכן חלילה‪.‬‬

‫די מענטשליכע פראפעסיאנאלן קענען טאקע אויפגעבן‪ .‬אבער די מערסט‪-‬קאלטע דאקטוירישע‬ ‫דערקלערונג קען נישט אפשוואכן די עלטערנ׳ס פלאמעדיגע בטחון אין אויבירשטן‪ .‬״אלעס פירט מען פון‬ ‫הימל‪ ,‬און געוויס קען מען מיט די הייליגע תהלים קאפיטלעך אויסבעטן א ישועה‪ ,‬טראץ די‬ ‫האפנונגסלאזע אפשאצונגען פון די דאקטוירים״ זאגן זיי פאר׳ן תהלים כולל אפיס בעת זיי סיינען אויף א‬ ‫מעמבערשיפ מיט די תהלים‪-‬זאגער און אט וועט מען ביי דעם געהויבענעם מנין תהלים דעם אנדערן‬ ‫אינדערפרי בעטן פאר די מיידעלע‪ ,‬זי זאל פון הימל געשאנקען ווערן מיט א גאנצע היילונג און באקומען‬ ‫פולקאמע געזונטע לעבנסטעג‪.‬‬ ‫מיט אן עקסטערן כוונה האט מען פאר אט‪-‬די שרעקליכע צרה אנגעהויבן מתפלל זיין‪ .‬און דאס קינד איז‬ ‫פלוצלינג איין טאג צוזאמגעפאלן‪ ...‬שנעל אלאמירט הילף און אריינגעפלויגן אין שפיטאל אריין‪ ...‬טאטע‬ ‫און מאמע האבן נעבעך געמיינט אז דאס ארגסטע איז שוין געשען‪ ...‬אבער אזוי שנעל ווי די טעסטס וואס‬ ‫מ׳האט אויפ׳ן קינד דורכגעפירט זענען אריינגעקומען‪ ,‬זאגן די דאקטוירים אז מ׳זעט נישט קיין צייכן פון די‬ ‫קרענק! נאר עפעס א קליינליכע געשווילעכץ וואס קען בעז״ה אין א קורצע צייט פארביי גיין‪...‬‬ ‫ס׳איז יעדער פון די אנוועזנדע געווען שאקירט‪ .‬קיינער וויל עס נישט גלייבן‪ .‬אבער די עלטערן ווייסן גענוי‪,‬‬ ‫דאס איז דער כח פונעם תהלימ׳ל!‬

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‫הכנסת ספר תורה במחנה אינפיניטי‬

‫אידן דאווענען מנחה ביים 'תפלת מרדכי' מנחה עריע אין סלאוטסבורג אויפ'ן וועגן צו די קעטסקילס‬

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‫דער‬ ‫פראבלעם‬ ‫איז דא‪:‬‬ ‫גאר אסאך קינדער‬ ‫פלאגן זיך מיט‬

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‫חתן‬ ‫פורניטשער שטריימל‬

‫כלה‬ ‫קלייד‬

‫שבת‬ ‫באווארפן‬

‫פרויען‬ ‫קידוש‬

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‫מחותנים‬ ‫פאר'חובות'ן‬ ‫זיך דערפאר‬

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‫ט"ו באב‬ ‫הבעל"ט‬

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‫אנשטאט טאנצן‬ ‫שטייט מען ארום ווי‬ ‫קאנצערט‪-‬צוקוקער‬

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‫שידוך‬ ‫שליסן‬

‫חתן‬ ‫פורניטשער שטריימל‬

‫כלה‬ ‫קלייד‬

‫שבת‬ ‫באווארפן‬

‫פרויען‬ ‫קידוש‬

‫ליל‬ ‫החתונה‬

‫מוזיק‬

‫בלומען‬

‫וואכן שבע‬ ‫ברכות‬

‫נושאים סעריע‬

‫חתונה‬ ‫נאכט‬

‫ר פראבלעם‪:‬‬ ‫דע‬ ‫ווי מער משתתפים‪,‬‬ ‫מער טראסק‪,‬‬ ‫אלץ מער הוצאות‬

‫ריזיגע צאל‬ ‫קאפעלס ווערן‬ ‫גערופן צו די סעודה‬

‫צויפיל צייט‪-‬‬ ‫פארשווענדעניש‬ ‫פאר 'מצוה טענץ'‬

‫גרויסע 'אווער‪-‬‬ ‫טיים' קאסטן צוליב‬ ‫שפעט‪-‬ענדיגן‬

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‫די קאפ איז נישט‬ ‫ביי די ארבעט צוליב‬ ‫אויסגעמוטשעטקייט‬

‫דער לעזונג‪:‬‬

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