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FREE ISSUE 67 JANUARY 6, 2021

‫פרשת שמות‬ ‫כ”ב טבת תשפ”א‬

IN THE HANDS OF HIS FELLOWS Jury duty isn’t simply a nuisance

RIOTOUS WARNINGS & RIDICULOUS LAWSUITS A great many claims make it to court

WHITTLING DOWN THE LIST Was I about to become a juror?

THE WINNING IN THE LOSING My father’s advice never failed me

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EACH ONE A MUSSAR SEFER (Re: A Treasure Trove of Gold, Issue 66) Thank you for the wonderful conversation with Rabbi Yakov Yosef Reinman, the famous Avner Gold, that you featured in last week’s edition. I read each of his books in one shot and thought of them as works of art. They’re chock full of authenticity and Jewish history, and they imbue readers with a strong sense of yearning for our glorious past. I feel like each of these books, though fictitious, is practically a mussar sefer.

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(Re: A Bookworm’s Dream; The Leah Fishman Library, Issue 66) Thank you, The Boro Park View, for another amazing issue. I enjoyed to read about the Leah Fishman Library. I’ve been a member since 2010, just a couple of months after they opened, and I can vouch that every positive word written about them is true — and even more so.

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(Re: Political Pulse, Issue 65) I find it ironic that by the time I read the headline, “Congress Agrees to $900 Billion COVID-19 Relief Bill,” the hope for this new bill had once again collapsed. Whether the president will veto the bill or not, one thing is certain: bipartisanship and compromise are not, as Senator Joe Manchin asserted, “alive and well in Washington.”

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leadership but rather from bipartisan caucuses in the House and Senate. The 50-member Problem Solvers Caucus under the direction of Tom Reed (RNY) and Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ) led the House’s push, while the bipartisan 908 Coalition took the lead in the Senate. The recent veto override of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) was also passed with strong bipartisan support. The incoming Congress will have slim majority margins in both the House and the Senate.

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A PLACE THAT SPARKLES The mitzvah of mora mikdash means that not only must I personally act in a refined and befitting manner in shul, it also means that I must do my part to ensure that the aura in the shul is one of dignity and refinement. It is my responsibility to avoid doing anything that might damage the regal atmosphere, as well as being proactive to ensure that the atmosphere is maintained. One element within this mitzvah is that of ensuring cleanliness. All too often, people assume this is taken care of by a janitor or somebody else chipping in with a helping hand. But maintaining the pristine and beautiful appearance of our shuls is something that is incumbent upon each one of us.

Let’s shine a spotlight on some typical issues that arise: COFFEE CUPS AND EMPTY TISSUE BOXES The first point here is something that should go without saying, yet needs to be said: If you brought a coffee into the beis knesses, throw out the cup when you’re done. The same goes for any tissues, receipts, candy wrappers or other trash you left on the tables. While this is certainly nothing less than basic decency, in a beis knesses it goes well beyond that. We are commanded to maintain an environment of awed reverence; you wouldn’t leave wrappers in the Oval Office. At the very least, we are charged with treating the beis knesses on par with standards we have come to expect in our homes. If you wouldn’t look favorably on someone doing something in your dining room, you cannot do that in a beis knesses.[1] Let’s move on to another scenario. The person next to you heads for the door, leaving his almost-empty coffee cup behind. A reproachful thought flits through your mind as you watch him go. Do you leave it at that? The instinctive reaction might be that it’s his problem, not yours.

Ultimately, this is not the case. Granted, he bears causational responsibility, but at the moment, the reality remains that the offending item is in fact there, the item is a cause of some level of disrespect for the beis knesses, and it’s your responsibility to maintain and ensure a properly dignified atmosphere in your shul. Think of a parent telling his children to clean up a playroom full of toys. Cries of “But I didn’t make the mess!” ring out. That may be true, but right now the kids’ job is to help make their home look up to par. So go ahead and throw out that cup. It’s the same you would do if a guest left his coffee cup on your dining room table. The only difference is that in shul, you have the zechus of fulfilling a tremendous mitzvah of maintaining Hakadosh Baruch Hu’s home.

SCRUBBED TO SHINE Ensuring the proper aura in the shul is not merely a matter of removing garbage. Even if the floor is debris-free, the Shulchan Aruch mandates that we take it further, having the floor washed regularly. The room should not only be clean; it has to shine.[2] NO TRACKING In a halacha that finds much relevance at this time of the year, the Shulchan Aruch tells us[3] that footwear is to be cleaned off from mud, snow or any other filth before one enters a beis knesses. While it is true that one should ensure that all of one’s clothing is clean and stain-free before entering (as described in a previous installment), there is a specific

insistence on clean shoes to avoid tracking mud all over the beis knesses.

PILED HIGH You take a Gemara off the shelf as you sit down to learn for a few minutes after Maariv. Diving into the yam haTalmud, you’re confronted by some difficult concepts. You begin looking through some seforim, one after another, and the pile on your table grows steadily. Suddenly, you realize the late hour and the need to be home. Closing your seforim, you rush home... leaving a small mountain of sifrei kodesh on the table.

Many seforim speak of such conduct as wrongdoing. Aside from causing a significant load on others, doing so can cause a serious loss of time for one searching for a particular sefer — time that could have been spent learning. Rather than focus on the seforim themselves, though, let’s focus on the image such piles convey.

It is true that a shul or beis midrash is not a formal library, and there is often some degree of tolerance. No matter the particular shul, however, there is always a point where growing piles transmit a message of casual disregard, a real show of a lack of concern for such a majestic atmosphere.

Treat your seforim, and your beis knesses, with the proper respect, and return them to their proper shelf.

EXPECTORATION This is not the most palatable topic, but something to be mentioned nonetheless. The Shulchan Aruch writes that one

IN SUMMATION: 1. We are obligated to treat our miniature mikdash with awed reverence. Conduct that is seen as disrespectful in one’s home may not be done in a beis knesses. In addition, the room must be cleaned and washed regularly to maintain a pristine and dignified environment.

2. It is forbidden to spit on the floor. Take care not to track mud inside. Don’t leave a mess behind. This room is special; treat it that way. Even if it’s not my mess, it’s my mitzvah to help make sure the room sparkles and shines.

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is permitted to spit on the floor within a beis knesses, provided one is not in middle of reciting Shemoneh Esrei and is not within proximity to another individual who will be repulsed. This ruling, however, hinges on a reality where people would do this in their homes as well. Fast forward to our modern era, where societal norms certainly don’t allow for this, and halacha dictates that also in shuls it is disrespectful and forbidden. Furthermore, it is worth noting that any possibility of allowance is limited to a dirt or similarly absorbent floor where the saliva can be rubbed under one’s shoe into oblivion. With tile or vinyl flooring, this is obviously not the case.

This halacha is worth mentioning insofar as there are a number of sects who have this practice during Aleinu when saying the words sheheim mishtachavim l’hevel v’rik, to demonstrate disgust with corrupt beliefs.[4] Those wishing to do so should spit into a tissue or such in a manner similar to what they would do at home — a manner that does not sully the beis knesses.

GARBAGE CANS Although not dealt with specifically by the poskim, in keeping with the metric we were provided by Chazal, it would stand to reason that just as people generally refrain from keeping garbage cans in their dining rooms, so too garbage cans should be placed outside the main room of the beis knesses. In many shuls, however, garbage cans are in fact placed within the shul. Presumably, this is to avoid the far more unpleasant alternative of litter being left all over the tables. Even so, it would certainly stand to reason that care should be taken to do so in as refined a manner as possible, such as using smaller, more tasteful receptacles rather than industrial-style ones. Furthermore, an overflowing abundance of tissues, cups and debris spilling over onto the floor waiting for the elusive “someone” to do something about it is certainly a degradation of the beis knesses and should be tended to immediately.

Hakadosh Baruch Hu is coming to spend time with us.

This is the space we’re preparing for Him. Let’s do it right and make the room truly dignified for His presence.

Rabbi Elias is a maggid shiur at the Yeshiva Gedola of Hampstead in Montreal, Canada. Rabbi Elias’ daily halacha/parsha shiur, given at the Agudah of Montreal, is available at www.TorahDownloads.com. For questions or comments, you can write to collectedaudio@gmail.com.

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New York Post reported that as of last Thursday, only a third of New York’s available vaccines had been distributed. Rensselaer County Executive Steve McLaughlin criticized Cuomo for spending too much time micromanaging details, cutting local government out of the process.

“It’s chaos out there,” said McLaughlin. “The state has no idea what it’s doing.”

By Friday, Larry Schwartz, a former Cuomo aide and director of the state’s vaccine program, put the number of available vaccines administered at approximately 42%, with 266,000 vaccines administered — a rate of 723 vaccinations per 100,000 residents. By contrast, Florida residents are re-

ceiving their vaccines at a rate of 823 per 100,000 residents, and Israel has already vaccinated one million people, 10% of its total population.

Staten Island City Councilman Joe Borelli suggested that Cuomo’s PowerPoint presentations given at the governor’s press conferences may be painting an overly optimistic picture of the state’s COVID-19 realities.

“New York is overemphasizing the safety protocols rather than the need to get vaccines out the door and into people’s arms,” said Borelli.

While Schwartz blamed the federal government’s vaccine allocations for New York’s slow distribution, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik described Cuomo’s vaccination track record as an embarrassment. She slammed the governor for focusing on plans to allow fans to attend an upcoming Buffalo Bills

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playoff game, instead of prioritizing the state’s vaccine rollout.

As of Sunday afternoon, the Rockland County Department of Health announced that it would be receiving its first vaccine distribution on January 4 and that those eligible to receive the vaccine in the first phase had already been contacted by the New York State Department of Health. Phase two of the vaccine distribution is set to include teachers, school staff, very high-risk individuals and essential front-line workers, including pharmacists, grocery store workers and transit employees. The next phase of vaccine distribution would include anyone over 65 and high-risk individuals under 65, with other essential workers and healthy adults to be vaccinated in phases four and five respectively.

Cuomo trimmed the quarantine period last week for asymptomatic individuals who were exposed to COVID-19 by four days, with no further testing requirement, bringing state policies in line with the latest recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control.

Under the new guidelines, anyone exposed to COVID-19 would still be required to isolate and monitor themselves for symptoms. But once they hit the ten-day mark and remain symptom-free, they would be free from quarantine, though they would be required to self-monitor for symptoms for an additional four days.

Cuomo’s December 29th announcement came nearly four weeks after the CDC reduced its quarantine requirements. It also makes no mention of the agency’s allowance of a possible seven-day quarantine for those who test negative for COVID-19 within the last two days of their isolation period and have no virus symptoms.

“We continue to refine our guidance to prevent transmission and protect Americans,” said CDC coronavirus incident manager Henry Walke. “Reducing the length of quarantine may make it easier for people to follow critical public health action by reducing the economic hardship associated with a longer period, especially if they cannot work during that time.”

Touchless Commuting Arrives as MTA Unveils OMNY on All Buses and Subways Contactless payment is now a reality on every MTA bus and subway, with the agency unveiling OMNY — One Metro New York — on December 31.

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MTA’s new fare payment executive Al Putre acknowledged that the changeover may seem daunting at first, but that history has shown that MTA riders have embraced improvements.

“I got three-plus decades’ experience in this line of work,” said Putre. “I was here for tokens. When we introduced MetroCards, there were folks that didn’t want to give up their ten-packs, their five borough tokens, if you remember. But you know what, it was easy to transition away from tokens; the convenience factor of MetroCard versus tokens was tremendous. And now OMNY versus MetroCard is even better.

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NYPD’s 66th Precinct Gets New Commanding Officer The start of 2021 brings with it a big change at the NYPD’s 66th Precinct, with Captain Jason Hagestad taking over for Deputy Inspector James King as the precinct’s commanding officer.

Deputy Inspector King is replacing Deputy Chief Charles Scholl, a 41-year veteran of the NYPD and its most senior member and executive officer of Patrol Borough Brooklyn South. He served most recently as the commanding officer of the nearby 60th Precinct, which covers Coney Island, Brighton Beach, West Brighton Beach and Sea Gate. According to Hamodia, Scholl had close relationships with the Jewish community.

“To this day — Shomrim, Shmira, Hatzolah, Chaveirim, Misaskim, Chesed Shel Emes — I wish more people acknowledged their great work,” said Scholl upon his retirement.

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an award, but it should have been the other way around. I thank them and the Jewish community for all that they do, and their support and friendship throughout the years.”

Captain Hagestad has served as commanding officer at the 78th Precinct in Park Slope since March 2018. An anonymous source praised the 66th Precinct’s new commanding officer, telling Boro Park 24, “In all honesty, he is a great person: very community-oriented and friendly, and really listens to community concerns. He is always there to help.”

Penn Station Transformed as Moynihan Train Hall Opens on Schedule A historic post office adjacent to Midtown’s Penn Station took on a new life last week, opening to the public as the Moynihan Train Hall, a state-of-the-art 255,000-square-foot transit hub serving Long Island Rail Road and Amtrak commuters.

The 100-plus-year-old James A. Farley Building underwent a massive $1.6 billion facelift in order to alleviate commuter congestion. With nine platforms and seventeen tracks accessible from the main hall, eleven escalators, seven elevators, soaring glass ceilings, and a direct connection to the Eighth Avenue Subway, the train hall provides direct connections to the 8th and 9th Avenue subways. The majestic hall is named for former Senator Daniel Moynihan who first proposed the idea of repurposing the post office into a transit facility nearly 30 years ago.

Announcing the facility’s opening during the pandemic, Governor Andrew Cuomo described Moynihan as a man of vision.

“He saw the potential in an underutilized post office and knew that if done correctly, this facility could not only give New York the transit hub it has long deserved, but serve as a monument to the public itself,” said Cuomo. “We built this as a statement of who we are, and who we aspire to be. Is it grand? Yes. Is it bold? Yes, because that is the spirit of New York, and that is the statement we want to make to our visitors, to our children and to future generations.

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Blumi shares with Elisheva the information her private investigator turned up: Alexander Korman was not lucid at all the entire last year of his life, and his parents were not named Peretz and Tziporah Genendel.

In Magdiel of 1949, Gustav recovers somewhat, and Gershon Ludmir obtains permission to take him to his own home. Gershon asks him if he’s Yosef Ludmir, and Gustav, in his vulnerable state, answers in the affirmative.

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You promised.” She fumbled in her coat and took out a piece of paper. “Give this to him, to my Yosef, after the war ends. His details are written here, along with the address of his uncles in Eretz Yisroel, in Magdiel. He should go to them.”

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The wind suddenly swirled around him, carrying the voice far away, and Gustav continued twisting and turning in his bed.

“Yosef?” The hand that suddenly rested on his forehead halted his tortured movements, and the light that hung from the ceiling sent yellow rays directly into his eyes.

“Enough!” he said, covering his eyes with his hands. “Enough, enough!”

“Yosef.” Gershon hugged him. “Is everything okay?”

Gustav coughed long and hard. No, everything was not okay. He was not yet completely recovered; his head and his back still hurt him a lot. They were taking care of him very well, this Ludmir uncle and aunt. Much better than in the orphanage. If he went back there, he would probably get sick again. At least, that’s what he heard the doctors saying.

So he would just recover and get a bit stronger, and then he’d tell them that this was all a big mistake. Maybe he would wait until he got much stronger, not just a bit. And then he would tell Edo’s (actually, Yosef Ludmir’s) lovely aunt and uncle

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that he was not their nephew. That he really didn’t know why he had nodded in the affirmative when Gershon had asked him if he was Yosef Ludmir. ***** But Gustav got well.

And stronger.

And stronger yet.

And still, he did not say that it was a mistake.

Nine and a half weeks after his arrival at the Ludmir home in Magdiel, the director of the orphanage in Jerusalem came for a visit. He had made the long trip from Yerushalayim, and Gershon and Batya were extremely moved by his gesture. The director was ceremoniously led inside to the table in the main room, where he sat down and smiled at Gustav. He gently pinched Gustav’s cheeks, and the cheeks of the other children dancing around them, and asked how everyone was doing. Then he took an envelope out of his gray pouch.

“This is from the Cohens in America — you know, your other uncle.”

“Uncle?” Gershon leaned forward. “You have uncles in America, Yosef? From your mother’s side?”

“No, they are not really relatives.” The boy spoke quickly, gazing at the envelope. “They are very good people from Bratislava who helped me, and… my friend escape from the Christian institution. We lived with them for a little while afterward.”

“From Bratislava?” Gershon inquired. “Cohen? Which Cohen?”

“Janek and Ulush Cohen. But they may have only come to Bratislava after the war… I don’t know.” He tore open the envelope and took out a sheet of paper, hoping that the adults would not notice his trembling fingers. What was there to be afraid of? Even if Janek knew Gershon from before the war, and even if Ulush had written something about Edo, it made no difference. No one knew anything about him or Edo. He glanced quickly at Gershon, who was talking to the visitor, and then turned his eyes back to the paper. As usual, Ulush had written the letter; Janek had just added a few words at the end, with his best regards.

We miss you very much, Ulush wrote. I hope that you are settling in and getting used to your friends. It’s probably wonderful to live in Yerushalayim. Edo wrote that he is very envious of your big zechus, and that he might want to switch to your dormitory. He also wants to come visit you, but they don’t let him travel alone to Yerushalayim. The counselors at his place are very protective over their young charges. Maybe you can travel to Bnei Brak to visit him?

I see that even though I sent your addresses to one another, you weren’t able to write to each other.

“I’m very pleased to see you looking happy here with your uncle and aunt. They seem like such nice people,” the director said to Gustav, winding up the visit. “Baruch Hashem, you found one another. It’s not so simple, in our times, to find relatives…” Again, he pinched Gustav’s cheek. “I wish you lots of success in your new life, Yosef!”

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They spoke a few more words, and then parted.

“Is that why he came all the way here?” Miriam, the Ludmir’s oldest daughter, asked. “So you could give him some money?”

“Of course not! But he certainly deserves whatever we could give him,” Uncle Gershon said simply, and pinched Gustav’s cheek (third pinch of the day!). “He took such good care of our Yosef. Baruch Hashem, we found Yosef, but how can we ignore the fact that there are so many lonely orphans without family, children who are still in orphanages like his?

It’s so heartbreaking to be without any family in the world…”

“That’s right,” said Gustav, nodding vigorously.

a whole week substituting for her friend Avigail as the afternoon secretary at a cheder. She’d reverently watched these small amounts entering her bank account, and knew that this was how it started.

Next year, b’ezras Hashem, when she’d finish her final school projects, she’d be able to start looking for a more permanent job. Now, when she needed to drop off a ge-

that it’s a huge responsibility… I definitely understand why you don’t want to do it. That’s why I sent you to study graphics! But it’s not easy to find work these days, is it?”

How had she forgotten about this conversation and decided to go visit Zeidy this morning, of all mornings? Oh, well. Hashem would calculate her good intentions as if she had done the mitzvah.

What was strange was the behavior of the worker in the nursing home, the man who had sold Zeidy the raffle tickets. He was fixing something in the window in the hallway just as she’d come, and he saw her knocking on Zeidy’s room door. Then, when there was no answer, he watched her trying to open it herself.

“Don’t force things, Potolsky,” he had grumbled. “Tell that to your parents. Doors don’t like force. Just like tables don’t like force.

And just like I don’t like force.”

She really should have told Tatty and Mommy about this. But it had escaped her mind until this very moment. Not that she thought her parents would understand what the man was talking about, but maybe they would... She poured half the contents of the bucket onto the floor and began to scrub with her new microfiber rag. It was the last of the package that her mother had bought for her before her wedding. Mommy had bought her six rags, and they were all rather ratty already. Well, if her floors met with those rags three times a week, it was no wonder the rags looked like… well, rags.

She opened the living room window wide so that the sun could shine on the marbleized floors, and then began to scrub the window panes as well. In the meantime she called her mother to pass on the man’s message.

“Really?” Elisheva pondered the information for a long moment.

“That’s what he said? Interesting. That means that he does know something, but he doesn’t want us to pressure him about it.”

Maybe he would wait until he got much stronger, not just a bit. And then he would tell Edo’s lovely aunt and uncle that he was not their nephew.

***** Tzippy filled a bucket with water, added some floor cleaner, and with the other hand, grabbed a mop and rag and went to the kitchen. She put everything on the floor and then stood up straight, looking around her. The floor wasn’t particularly dirty, but neither was it sparkling.

Not that there was anyone who would notice if it was clean or dirty.

Peretz didn’t pay much attention to these things, and except for her in-laws, who had dropped in for a short visit two and a half weeks ago, no one had visited since Pesach. Her mother was very busy, and so was Miri. Everyone was busy, it seemed; she, on the other hand, was only sometimes busy (when she got small graphic jobs, but they were always small ones. No one had ever assigned her a more serious job), and more often than not, bored.

Baruch Hashem, she was in a calmer state now. She had already designed a weekly newsletter for a school, a thin booklet of chaburos for her father’s kollel, and an advertisement for a diaper and formula sale for her neighbor. Then she’d spent

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ography report one day, take a firstaid test on another afternoon, or go into school to meet her mentor, she couldn’t commit to something regular. So she had many free mornings, which she spent cleaning, cooking, reading and chatting with friends who were in similar situations.

This morning she’d actually decided to go visit Zeidy after not having been there for two weeks, but it was a waste of her efforts. How had she forgotten that Zeidy had an appointment with the orthopedist this morning? Her mother had told her about it a few days ago and asked if she wanted to take her over at the day care center. “Because Zeidy might stop in to us for a visit afterward,” she’d said. “I want to discuss his apartment suite with him.”

But Tzippy hadn’t wanted to take over her mother. Taking care of children in a day care center was not really her thing, and her mother’s boss had found another substitute — Bini Gold, who had been in Tzippy’s elementary school class.

Elisheva had told her about it casually, and Tzippy was relieved that her mother didn’t sound resentful about it at all.

“It’s really hard work,” her mother had agreed with her. “The hours are long, and the work is quite exhausting physically, not to mention

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2. Add the water, margarine, salt and spices, and bring to a boil. Remove from heat.

3. Stir in the non-dairy creamer.

4. Add the potato flakes and mix until combined. Allow the mixture to cool.

5. Mix together the mustard and brown sugar in a bowl.

6. Preheat the oven to 400°.

7. Lay the puff pastry on a floured surface, and roll it into a 16-inch square.

8. Spread the mustard mixture evenly over the entire surface.

9. Cut the puff pastry in half down the middle.

10. Spread a layer of potatoes over each piece of puff pastry.

11. Top with alternating rows of turkey and pastrami. Roll up tightly and place, seam side down, on a greased baking sheet.

12. Brush with egg wash and sprinkle with sesame seeds.

(At this point you can freeze it for later use, then defrost to room temperature before baking.)

13. Bake until puffed and golden, about 40 minutes.

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The right for a defendant to be tried by a jury was so important to our Founding Fathers that it is mentioned in the Declaration of Independence, again in the Constitution, and then three more times in the early amendments known as the Bill of Rights. This right was a way of ensuring that an oppressive government, with the help of compliant judges, cannot bring unfounded criminal charges against its domestic enemies.

Guaranteeing the right to a trial by jury was a safeguard to ensure that the power to take an individual’s freedom due to alleged crimes would remain in the hands of his fellow citizens and not the government.

It should be noted that nowhere in the Constitution is mandatory jury duty mentioned directly. While it is stated multiple times that defendants can be tried only by a jury, it does not say that the government can compel citizens to actually sit on those jury panels. However, it has become commonly accepted that jury duty laws are a logical extension of this fundamental assurance that guilty verdicts will be handed down only by a jury of impartial peers.

The idea of juries has been around well before the founding of America, and the jury system was an integral part of the English common-law legal system.

Today, America uses juries far more extensively than the rest of the world, but they still are utilized in countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia and others whose legal system is based on that of the British Empire. ***** Approximately 30 million Americans receive a jury duty notice every year. The specific rules vary by state, but jurors are protected under federal law from being fired or penalized by their employer, or otherwise being harassed to avoid it.

Employers do not have to pay their employees for the time missed for jury duty,

but some states do require some wages to be paid out — at least for the first few days. In New York, it’s $40 per day, the same amount as the juror fee.

A jury duty notice is a court summons, which means that ignoring it is against the law. Yes, generally the court will just send another summons with a new date and nothing will happen, but they do have the right to enforce it with civil or criminal penalties. Some jurisdictions can issue arrest warrants — after all, anyone ignoring the summons is in contempt of court — which means they can be arrested during a routine traffic stop, or in some cases, even see sheriffs show up at the door.

TYPES OF JURIES We’ve all heard of “grand jury indictments,” but what are these juries, and what are they grander than? Before a trial begins, a grand jury hears the prosecution’s case against a defendant and determines whether there is probable cause

Guaranteeing the right to a trial by jury was a safeguard to ensure that the power to take an individual’s freedom due to alleged crimes would remain in the hands of his fellow citizens and not the government.

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Grand juries are held in complete secrecy, with only the prosecutor, jurors and court stenographer present. When a witness is called, they are required to come by themselves as well. There are no attorneys or judges present, as this is primarily a way for the government to see if reasonable people agree that there’s enough evidence to charge a potential criminal. Unlike trial juries, the verdict does not have to be unanimous, and requires only a supermajority agreeing to indict, with the exact number depending on the jurisdiction.

Sitting on a grand jury is very different from sitting on a trial jury. Those on the former often sit for months at a time, hearing multiple cases. Federal grand juries can even be on duty for up to three years at a time! The juries don’t sit every day, but rather convene a couple of days per month at the most. Juries with longer commitments often consist of retired people or those without traditional jobs, who are able to serve their country in this capacity.

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The coronavirus pandemic and resultant shutdowns have greatly impacted every aspect of our lives, and jury duty has been no different. The early days of the outbreak saw the near-complete shutdown of the nation’s courthouses, but as the lockdown measures were eased and courts began tending to the growing backlog, the issue of filling juries quickly became a serious problem. Today, all these months later, this matter continues to be in constant flux.

The U.S. court system is vast, and each court needs to deal with local ordinances, their building’s unique size and ventilation, the prevalence of the virus in their community, and other issues that determine if and how jury members can join a case. Some courts have tried holding trials via videoconference, but many defense attorneys objected as they can’t see the faces and reactions of the jury to determine the most effective way of presenting their case.

Some have argued that trials are not essential at the moment and can wait until things return to relatively normal, but criminal justice advocates have pointed out that many defendants are held while awaiting trial, and it is unfair — as well as a potential violation of their right to a “fair and speedy trial” — to make them wait.

Then there’s the important fact that jury duty requires people to actually show up, and all the safety accommodations offered by court officials are worthless if people don’t feel comfortable sitting in enclosed spaces for hours at a time. According to The Associated Press, cities across the country were forced to delay jury selection because not enough people showed up. One San Diego criminal case had to be postponed because, despite jury duty summonses being sent to 900 people twice, only around 40 of them showed up each time. There have also been a number of other places where judges had to declare a mistrial because people connected to the case contracted the coronavirus.

The courts that were in session took great pains to protect the jury members. Some reconfigured seating arrangements to no longer feature so many people sitting close together, others installed plexiglass, many improved ventilation, and nearly all required masks. With the resurgence of the virus in the fall and early winter, many of the courts that had successfully reopened were reluctantly forced to again suspend jury selections and trials. When jury selections will once again return to normal remains to be seen.

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and civil cases. Most criminal juries consist of twelve members, but some states, like Florida, rely on just six jurors. In civil cases, having six jurors is common in most of the country.

REACHING A VERDICT Anyone who has followed a court case is familiar with the requirement for all members of the jury to agree on a verdict. This is true in most criminal cases taking place in federal court, as well as in most states. In civil cases and lighter misdemeanor charges the rules vary, with some states requiring only a majority, and some requiring a majority if the monetary amount at stake is under a certain amount.

After the jury has heard testimony and considered all the evidence presented at a trial, the members gather for deliberations. During this time, they can ask the judge certain legal questions related to the laws at hand and can sometimes request to see certain evidence again, or have witness testimony read back to them.

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By: Avrohom Levi

The white envelope arrived in the mail. The return address was the Hillsborough County Clerk of Courts.

I tore off the perforated edges and read the enclosed notice. I had been chosen for jury duty by the state of Florida, and I was expected to report in one month’s time.

My first reaction was one of exasperation. I was not in a position to take off time from work and had little interest in sitting as a member of a jury in a court case. I flipped over the paper and looked to see if I qualified for any of the jury exemptions listed on the notice’s back. The first list detailed those legally unable to serve. I did not qualify for any of those exemptions.

I was not under 18. I was a U.S. citizen. I was still a resident of Hillsborough County. I was not a convicted felon or under investigation for a crime, and I was not deceased. The second list exempted those who are legally able to serve but may choose not to. I was not over 70 years of age, I was not physically impaired, and I was not a member of law enforcement. I was legally bound to show up for jury duty.

As jury day drew near, I spoke with my Rav, a respected posek in the community. He firmly believed that jury duty is not something to avoid. Jury duty is a civic duty and an act of hakaras hatov to the United States of America. The Constitution’s Bill of Rights guarantees a trial by a jury of one’s peers. It is a safeguard against governmental abuse of power and ensures equitable administration of justice. Hakaras hatov is a recognition of the good that one has received. Failure to recognize and partake in a system established for the good of society — when one is called to serve — is a lack of appreciation for the good that we have received.

Jury day arrived, but the jury selection process did not require that I show up in person. Instead, I was on standby for a period of two weeks. Each morning during this period, I would call the court’s automated jury pool number and provide my jury ID. The automated machine told me if I needed to present myself in court the following day. I called every day from Monday to Friday. Each day I was told that I was not selected and that I should carry on with business as usual. I began to believe that I had dodged my jury summons. The second week, when

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I called in on Monday morning, the automated system informed me that I was required to show up in the County Courthouse the following morning at 8 a.m. to serve in that day’s jury selection pool.

Now the real jury selection day arrived. I took a train downtown and arrived at the courthouse. I was required to present my jury summons notice and photo ID. Once I cleared courthouse security, I was directed to a large waiting area, where approximately 100 potential jurors were told to wait. A court representative entered the room and thanked us all for coming in. He said that jury duty is an act of civic service for the country, second only to those who serve in the military. American justice could not be administered without those who serve as jurors, he said, and the court and the state recognized our contribution to society.

There were numerous cases in court that day, and we were told to wait until the announcement of our names on the loudspeaker. Once we were called, they would assign us to a prospective pool for a specific case. I sat in the jury waiting room until 2 p.m. when on the loudspeaker my name was announced.

I was assigned to the courtroom of Judge William Dailes.

Judge Dailes was an impressive man. He was tall, with an imposing stature and deep voice. He sat the prospective jurors in the court gallery. Of the thirty of us, only six would be chosen to be part of this jury.

Judge Dailes explained to us the general parameters of the case. The defendant was accused of attempting to violently attack two police officers who were trying to arrest him. The judge asked us if any of us had reason to be excused from this case. Some raised their hands and said that they could not miss work. He rejected that excuse and noted that missed work was not a legitimate reason for declining to serve as juror.

The judge then asked if any of the potential jurors had relatives who worked in law enforcement. As this was a case of an attack on law enforcement, all those with family members who were police officers were considered potentially biased and sent back to the jury pool waiting area. Next, the judge asked if any members of the jury pool were victims of violent crime. As this was a case of violent crime, these potential jurors were also perceived as potentially biased and sent back to the original jury pool.

The next question posed was if anyone was a victim of a crime left unsolved or not adequately addressed by the police. The reasoning was that if people harbor ill feelings toward law enforcement, they would not be impartial jurors.

One man raised his hand and said that his brother had been killed. The judge asked him if the murderer had been arrested and tried in court. The man responded that the murderer had not been apprehended, but added, “Let’s just say they got him anyway.”

The judge asked him to explain. The man said that his brother had been a reporter in Afghanistan and was killed by terrorists. Police never apprehended his brother’s killers, but One year later, Judge Dailes, who presided over the military took out this case, received a prestigious federal appointthe terrorists in a tarment by President Obama, which received widegeted missile attack. spread coverage in the national news media.

The judge allowed him to remain in the group.

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As the hours ticked by, the number of potential jurors got whittled down. By five o’clock, there were only about ten of us left. The judge excused us from the chambers and told us to return in fifteen minutes.

We waited in the hall, and then, surprisingly, the judge appeared. He called all of us together for an important announcement. As he was finalizing the procedures for the court case, he said, the defendant had chosen to plead

Judge Dailes was an impressive man. He was tall, with an imposing stature and deep voice. guilty. As such, there would be no need for a court case and no need for a jury.

We were free to leave.

Florida law allows that if one served or was called to jury duty, he is exempt from serving again for the following year. This exemption applied to me even though I did not actually serve on a case. The exemption applies only to state cases, and I would not have been exempt if summoned to serve as a juror on a federal case. In any event, I was not summoned again within the following year.

Names and locations of people and places in this article have been changed to respect privacy.

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It had been only a few weeks earlier that I discovered that the watches my supplier had sent me were not of the typical quality.

Upon inspection, I had confirmed that they were definitely of inferior make and cheaper workmanship, merchandise that as an honest businessman I would have to sell at a loss. Yet my supplier had denied it.

He’d promised that he had sent the items I requested. That it might have been changed up in transit. Mr. Gross was a man I dealt with often. There were even some distant familial ties binding the two of us.

I was living comfortably and business was going well, but a $10,000 loss would seriously put me in the red. I had tried to send a mediator, some common acquaintance, but we couldn’t come to an agreement. But now he had refused to take the items back, refused to back down and investigate the manner.

With no other recourse, we had agreed to bring the matter to beis din. I was willing to submit only if daas Torah would tell me to do so.

I checked the time: 12:00 a.m. On the other side of the world, my father was probably shuffling around in his slippers, preparing his morning tea with one teaspoon of sugar and asking my mother if she’s sure that he shouldn’t add sugar to her tea, too, and how she could possibly drink tea without sugar.

I decided to give him fifteen more minutes.

It was now 12:15. I dialed the familiar number. My father, though retired by then, was a seasoned businessman; the forty years he’d been in business had only sharpened his entrepreneurial acumen. I couldn’t go to beis din without my father’s advice, without his blessing. There are some things you just don’t outgrow.

Especially prominent in my memory was a din Torah he was once summoned to.

I was eighteen years old at the time, and I remembered the discussions, the nervous tension running through the house. I also remembered the day my father came home,

elated, the rightful winner of the din Torah.

My father earned every penny of his wealth honestly. He had never cheated anyone in business, and we were relieved that the beis din had ruled in his favor.

“Tatty?” Despite the salt and pepper sprinkled in my beard, it was a little boy’s voice that explained what was going on.

“I’m going to beis din in just a few hours. I need your bracha, and I need your advice.”

I sat, tense as a coil, and then in silent submission, as my father spoke. I nodded.

I thanked him for his advice, still mulling over it. I wished him a wonderful day, and then I turned in for the night.

I woke up early and davened a long, unhurried Shacharis, and bracing myself, left for beis din.

The morning was taxing. The facets were explored as we each voiced our argument.

The various minutiae were dissected and discussed through a halachic lens. The arguments were weighed, all things considered.

And then it was over.

I squinted in the sunlight as I left the beis din. Mr. Gross walked ahead of me, relieved, a spring in his step. I walked behind, more slowly, having just lost $10,000. The void in my pocket weighed down on me as I thought of my bank account.

I went to the nearest pay phone and dialed the long-distance number.

“Tatty,” I said. “I lost the din Torah.”

“I’m so proud of you, Menachem,” he whispered, a catch in his throat.

I smiled sadly and thought back to the conversation we’d had the previous night.

“Menachem,” my father had told me. “Do you want my sincere advice? Remember the din Torah I won when you were a bachur?

I won the money — money that was halachically and legally mine. But I lost a friend.

For as long as he lived, Mr. Hecht would not look me in the eye comfortably. Our conversations were always stilted. I always felt that grudge he carried. In yeder shmuez hub ich geshpirt dee shver hartz vos ehr hut oif mir.

“Menachem, my advice to you is: See to it that you lose the din Torah. You’ll lose money, but you’ll gain peace.”

I had lost. But I had won.

Revealing details have been changed to protect privacy.

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I was scanning the instruction manual of my brand-new Rowenta iron, and I did a double take. On a flashy yellow background was the bolded warning: Do not iron clothes while wearing.

Really now? What possessed Rowenta to include this crucial bit of enlightening information in their manual?

And they’re far from the only company to have ridiculous warning labels on their products. There are countless items branding cautions that leave us scratching our heads and wondering: Who woulda thunk?

Take Nytol sleep aid, for example, whose box warns potential users — Warning: May cause drowsiness. Consumers be warned!

Same goes to the blow dryer advising that the device not be used while sleeping (turns out a sleeping user once caused a fire in such a way!) and the washing machine that comes with the warning of do not wash children in the washer, because who wouldn’t want to save all the manual labor bathtime entails?

But these companies often have good reason to include these labels. Because while they may be protecting the safety of some dimwitted consumers, they mostly want to protect themselves — from lawsuits.

Because over the years, too many consumers have cried legal foul in the hopes of making a nice buck. And sometimes the legal system actually saw things their way.

Bob Dorigo Jones, author of a book that includes “the stupidest, silliest and wackiest warning labels,” explains it perfectly: “You see these warning labels because there used to be a time in America where if you spilled hot coffee on yourself, you’d call yourself clumsy, and nowadays, more and more people are calling themselves an attorney.”

And that brings us to what was probably the father of ridiculous lawsuits and the harbinger of the era of “Why not sue?”

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CL AIM:

CL AIM:

COFFEE SHOULD NEVER BE SERVED THIS HOT

BUT I DIDN’T LOSE WEIGHT! COMPANY SUED:

PEPSICO

COMPANY SUED:

MCDONALD’S

R E S U LT:

R E S U LT:

PLAINTIFF WON $640,000, SETTLED FOR LESS The case infamously known as “McDonald’s coffee case” or the “hot coffee lawsuit” started out in 1992 in the passenger seat of a car occupied by 79-year-old Stella Lieback. Wanting to add sugar and cream to the coffee she’d purchased for 49 cents, Lieback placed the cup between her knees, pulled the lid off, and bam! The entire scalding liquid spilled all over her, resulting in serious third-degree burns and skin damage that needed grafting and left long-lasting injuries.

Claiming their coffee temp was way too high, Lieback tried to settle with McDonald’s first, but then brought the case to court in 1994, where the jury found McDonald’s 80% responsible for the incident and Liebeck 20% at fault. (There actually was a warning on the coffee cup, but the jury did not feel it was large enough or sufficient.)

Though the judge initially ruled that Lieback would be compensated with $2.7 million in damages, the final verdict was settled at $640,000, and in the end, the two parties settled out of court for even less.

LOST BY PLAINTIFFS In 2018, PepsiCo was sued by two apparently weight-conscious women who insisted that Diet Pepsi’s name is misleading. The word “diet,” they said, convinced them that imbibing said beverage will send the pounds flying. And nothing of that sort happened.

PepsiCo won this one when a federal judge, Judge Englemayer, dismissed the lawsuit because he expected people to interpret the word “diet” on a soft drink as a differentiation from regular Pepsi and an indication that it contains fewer calories, ruling: “[E]ven if the word ‘diet’ may sometimes identify weight-loss products … in the context of soft drinks, the term unambiguously signals reduced calorie content relative to the nondiet version of the drink in question. Dictionary definitions specifically defining ‘diet’ in the context of soft drinks confirms this.”

Nice try, ladies! No loss, no gain, eh?

CL AIM:

I DIDN’T KNOW JELLY BEANS CONTAIN SUGAR COMPANY SUED:

JELLY BELLY R E S U LT:

CASE DISMISSED When a California woman ingested delicious bean after bean of sugary sweetness, she did so under the impression that “evaporated cane juice,” which was listed on the ingredient list, was some kind of healthy sweetener — or so she claimed when she filed this lawsuit against Jelly Belly.

Much like the sugar, the case evaporated before it turned into anything concrete, since the sugar content was clearly displayed on the nutrition label.

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CL AIM:

YOU SAID IT WON’T RAIN! COMPANY SUED:

CHANNEL 2 R E S U LT:

PLAINTIFF GETS $1,000 IN AN OUT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT When meteorologist Danny Rupp issued a fair-weather prediction one day in 1996, he probably didn’t dream it would come back to haunt him. A very disgruntled woman from Haifa sued the weather station, saying that she’d dressed very lightly in anticipation of the sunny skies. Due to her unpreparedness, she said, she caught the flu, missed several days at work, spent $38 on meds, and was also impacted psychologically by the stress.

What do you think? She actually walked away with a thousand bucks and an apology from Danny Rupp!

CL AIM:

YOU CHARGED ME FOR AIR! COMPANY SUED:

TOOTSIE ROLL INDUSTRIES R E S U LT:

CASE DISMISSED Three plaintiffs, two from New York and one from Mississippi, actually took the company of Junior Mints to task for a bag of mints, two-thirds of which consisted of air.

The judge ended up dismissing the case, but not without much work on his part; he wrote up a 44-page explanation to explain why a customer can reasonably expect some air in a package of food.

So in case you had some ideas after finding only four potato chips in the bag, it might be a royal waste of your time…

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CL AIM:

IF I CAN’T ACCESS IT, IT DOESN’T COUNT COMPANY SUED:

FRESH INC. R E S U LT:

CASE DISMISSED A California woman brought Fresh Inc. to court, complaining that she could only use 75% of the contents of a tube of a lip balm “in the intended manner,” as the rest stays stuck at the bottom, never to see the light of day.

The case was dismissed on the grounds of accurate labeling of content, and with the advice to consumers that they can decide whether it is worth their while to find some kind of tool with which to dig out the remaining balm.

CL AIM:

YOU SENT ME INTO DANGER COMPANY SUED:

GOOGLE R E S U LT:

CASE DISMISSED In 2011, Lauren Rosenberg was studiously following Google’s walking instructions, which took her across a rural highway, when she was hit by a car.

She sustained serious injuries and later sued Google for negligence, failure to warn, and defective design, but the judge dismissed the case, ruling, among other points, that it’s a pedestrian’s job to make sure to cross safely.

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FOUNDED 1789 ALSO KNOWN AS SCOTUS (Supreme Court of the United States) NUMBER OF CURRENT JUSTICES 9 HIGHE S T- R A NK ING JUSTICE IN THE U. S. Chief Justice John Glover Roberts Jr. LONGE S T- S E RV ING JUSTICE William O. Douglas Served 36.5 years LEAST POPULAR JUSTICE Justice James Clark McReynolds He was an anti-Semite and a general bigot known to hate people of other races.

Chief Justice Taft wrote that he found McReynolds to be “selfish to the last degree ... fuller of prejudice than any man I have ever known ... one who delights in making others uncomfortable. He has no sense of duty ... really seems to have less of a loyal spirit to the Court than anybody.”

Though McReynolds served one of the longest terms as justice, not a single colleague attended his funeral.

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A LIFETIME TENURE

UNLIKE POTUS, JUSTICES OF SCOTUS AREN’T LIMITED BY A FIXED NUMBER OF YEARS. ONCE INSTATED, A JUSTICE IS GRANTED LIFETIME TENURE; HE OR SHE MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE POSITION ONLY THROUGH IMPEACHMENT, CHOOSING TO RESIGN OR RETIRE, OR DEATH.

THE L AW LIBR ARY To help the justices reach legal decisions, the Supreme Court has its own law library with more than 600,000 legal tomes and 200,000 microforms, as well as electronic resources. The library is run by a staff of 29 librarians.

JUDGE VS. JUSTICE

What’s the difference between a judge and a justice?

Generally speaking, a judge presides over the lower courts and justices over the higher courts.

(New York, however, is one state that inverts this order, using the term “judges” for those in the higher courts.)

RIDING CIRCUIT Up until 1901, SCOTUS justices were required to “ride circuit,” which means they had to travel all around America to courts within their assigned “circuits” and preside over cases with local judges.

By: Ruchy Reese

KEEPING ORDER IN THE COURT The Supreme Court has its own police force, which is responsible for protecting the justices, the building and visitors.

COURT TR ADITIONS Seniority is treated with great respect by the justices. In private meetings, the chief justice sits at the head of the table and speaks/ votes first, followed, in order of seniority, by the other justices.

THE SUPREME COURT BUILDING It wasn’t until 1935 — after 146 years of existence! — that the Supreme Court had its own building. Prior to that time, the justices would switch between meeting places in New York, Philadelphia, and multiple locations in the nation’s capital.

The most junior justice is tasked with manning the door, transmitting messages to legal clerks as needed, and serving his/her seniors with beverages.

NO BOUNCING BALLS! The SCOTUS building has its own gym and basketball court — both of which are banned from use when court is in session.

W H AT K I N D O F C A S E S M A K E I T TO SCOTUS ?

MEMORABLE CASES

Some of the cases that the Supreme Court hears are cases in which a litigant appeals a decision rendered by a lower court or in which a government body, such as a state, has a complaint (or is complained against). Most of the petitions submitted for review are not accepted by the Supreme Court.

D O N ’ T TA X M Y T O M AT O !

AV E R AG E N U M B E R O F SUBMITTED CASES PER YEAR Around 7,000 AV E R AG E N U M B E R O F ACCE P TE D CASES PER YEAR About 80 RE ACHING A VERDICT Only six justices are required to reach a verdict. If one of the justices isn’t able to attend an argument live, he/she may review the audio or text of the argument.

FROM POTUS TO SCOTUS After serving as president from 1909 to 1913, William Taft headed over to SCOTUS to serve as chief justice from 1921 to 1930.

Back in 1893, a produce-seller was peeved that he was being taxed for tomatoes, which was the standard requirement for imported veggies. Arguing that the tomato is a fruit because it bears seeds, he felt they should be allowed to enter the country tax-free, just like all other fruits. But nope, the SCOTUS justices unanimously voted the tomato a vegetable, on the basis that tomatoes are typically eaten as part of the main course and not as a dessert.

FRIGHTENED ON THE FARM Chickens don’t like planes.

Mr. Causby learned that the hard way.

After 150 of his chickens died from fright after military airplanes roared overheard, Causby gave up his farm and sued the government for compensation. He claimed that the planes had violated his private property — the air above his farm.

He won his case, with new guidelines being instituted for what constitutes ownership over airspace. Depending on the time of day, anywhere above 300 to 1,000 feet can fall into the sphere of public property; below that belongs to the landowner.

This ruling is important because if airspace were owned by landowners without limits, then airplanes would be continually trespassing private property, resulting in lawsuits galore and the stifling of air travel.

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‫פרשת שמות‬

Good night!

Oy, I’m so tired…

Good night!

“Shema Yisroel…”

AHH HH H

There’s no one here. I’m all alone. Terrifying!

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What’s that?

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HH H AHH

Oh! It’s an animal! HEEEEELP!

Here it is! What is it? Is it dangerous? I’m scared…

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It moved away. And I can’t stay here forever.

There’s no choice… I’d better get down.

Heeeelp!

NO….

Mommyyyyy!

Help me! Help me! Get me out of here!!

You saved me, Tatty! You got me out of there!

Good morning, Binyamin.

Time to get up.

WHAT DOES THIS TELL US?

“They built treasure cities.”

The Mitzri’im instructed the Jews to build structures that could not last. The buildings would collapse right after they were built. Why did they do this? They wanted the Yidden to be so busy with this backbreaking labor that they wouldn’t have time to think about how to get out of Mitzrayim.

The yetzer hara works the same way. It gets us involved in petty fights, jealousy, attempts at getting popular among our friends, and all other kinds of things that bog us down and don’t allow us time to think about how to get out of it — how to escape our personal Mitzrayim.

Did you see how the father saved the boy from the forest animals? He just woke him up from his dream!

That’s what we need: We need something to wake us up from our dream, to get us out of the neverending rat race of this world. Only then will we emerge from slavery to freedom.

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HEEEELP!

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

Sponsored by:

HOW TO PLAY:

Find words on the board containing four letters or more.

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

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

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PLAYING RULES:

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4. Two winners will be drawn each week, each of whom will receive a $15 gift card at Judaica Corner!

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

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

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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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POINTS

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

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

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

Family name: Seidenfeld, 718-xxx-5151 Name of winner: Mommy

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Amount of points: 55 Names of competing players: S.M. Some words only the winner found: briary, hale, lime, roil

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The longest word found on the board: filial

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A new word learned from the board: filial

BOGGLE WINNER

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

Family name: Binik, 718-xxx-0899 Name of winner: Mommy

INTERMEDIATE

Amount of points: 66 Names of competing players: Blimy Some words only the winner found: front, iron, lame, liar, library The longest word found on the board: librarian Last week’s nine-letter word: librarian

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

Miriam Seidenfeld, 10, Viznitz

Chaya Miriam Brachfeld, 9, Bobov

Bentzy Piller, 7, Bobov

Menucha Farkas, 8, Bais Yakov

Gitty Waldman, 12, Bobov

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

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

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

Name:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone:______________________________________________ Age:____________________

School:_________________________________________________________

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

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

Shmily Horowitz, 6

Yossi Gottesman, 5

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Moishe Stuhl, 5

Yechiel Weingarten, 6

‫אליעזר הלברשטאם נח’ס תיבה‬

Shloimy Bernstein, 9

See what Brooklyn kids can do!

Shimi and Yossi Mayer

Yosef Shalom Aronov

Shlome Silberman, Belz, 11, dreidels

Baily and Chesky Gestetner, 5, 3

Family Ungar, menorah

Yidele Bergman, 5

Shlome Brachfeld, 5

Yechiel Berkowitz, 4

Chana Goldy Pilchick

Duvi Jacobs

Duvid Feldheim, 6

Ruchela and Avigdor Domb, menorah

Yidis, Heshy, and Yossi Rosenberg

Duvid, Levi, and Yossi Freund

Pinchus and Shloimala Katz, 8, 6, menorah

Family Neustein

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Classifieds FOR SALE HOTPOINT GAS DRYER $180 p/u BP. 718-851-0368 lv msg.

CHOSSON/KALLAH GUIDE ruchniyus &gashmius.

Free for Chassanim/kallos / mechutanim. Avail. at major seforim stores,and more places. 732-364-7191/0649 YOYA / BABY PRIDE ASTM standards, company backed warranty, available in several colors. Free delivery.

845-263-2737 or 845-587-7941

AIR CONDITIONER 10,000 btu new condition $100. Will deliver inBP. Call 347.990.3377

CHANDELIER with 12 bulbs, gold. Great price! Can text picture.

3475691623

JOOLZ HUB Brilliant Black stroller with bassinet. Great condition.

Cupholder included. $595.

7187027479

GE CHEST FREEZER 7 cu. Excellent condition, used 2 years. Orig. $300 selling for $120 or best offer.

3477255779

SEFORIM SHANK Double Unit in excellent condition. Please call 347372-3703

MAGIC MILL MIXER barely used excellent condition 718-683-4522

BLACK SHELL ONESIE long sleeves. size 18-24 months. Worn once, $15. Call/ text 929-434-7152

COAT FOR SALE Black ladies wool coat from S&W size 6-8. Selling for $350. 347-271-2760

SYNTHETIC SHEITELS brand new. $35 each.718 692-4187

FITNESS EQUIPMENT For sale or rent. Treadmills, Elliptical. Premium Quality.

Warranty incl. 718-436-4693

HARFENES Off white cream two piece perfect for Shul firen. Size 4.

Call/txt 9292755208

2 48” MATTRESSES plus box springs + frames in almost brand new condition, for sale below wholesale price. Total $699. Pls call/txt 646-939-3296

CARLISLE teal blue knit dress size xs call: 718 437 2137

ONLINE GARAGE SALE To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app. Submit your free giveaways at submit.garaj.app BUSINESS FOR SALE Profitable retail buss for sale, Boro Park. Creativity needed.

Serious inquiries only.

9178939196 NEOCATE BABY FORMULA now avail. $25 a can, call 347.369.4886 (we also pick up Ur extra’s for a good price).

ONYX JEWEL Gift certificate 3477317741 BUGABOO BEE black seat fabric. 347 793 2147

UNIQUE CHANDELIER One of a kind piece with 2 matching sconces. 718-4386349 SKI SUIT Ski overalls kids size 10-12.

Light blue. $5. Adults size 10, black. $5. Perfect for snowtubing. 347 461 8710.

BUGABOO DONKEY CARRIAGE Great Condition. Includes matching bag and 2x Bassinets and Seats. Contact 929-260-8909 KOSHER WAZE Slightly used, brand new condition. For sale. 718-2072991 MARCYS NAVY SUIT Boys size 12. Worn once. $125.

7187043333 DALAGO SUIT Boys size 7. Worn once.$125.

718 704 3333 MAXI COSI CAR SEAT Black, with adaptors for bugaboo cameleon 718-2563687

FAUX WOOD 2” BLINDS white from Home Depot 30” Wx 36” L. Brand new $20. 347 314 3390

MONCLER COAT size 12 and 14 brand new 19179368997

DOUBLE STROLLER Valco baby Snap Duo Trend charcoal grey $600 including rain cover or best offer. 718854-1514

SHABBOS SUMMER DRESSES 2 designer dresses, size 3-4.

One white, one mauve. $20 each 718-438-4034

BLACK PATENT PUMP Ladies ARA size 9, 1 1/2” hell orig. $150 selling for $115.

718-854-1514

KIDS NATIVES white with black circle size 10 for $15. call/text 347-3820905

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GB QBIT STROLLER Brand new. Compact One hand fold. Great wheels. Orig $300, selling for $225. 718 854 2831

GREY DOONA New in box for 399. call 1917 620 6857. or 1917 837 6877 BLACK RAGO COAT Brand new, lined with fur, size 16. For Sale. Please call 646-250-9755 BLACK BUGABOO BUNTING selling for $95. original price $150. 347-304-0262 SHEVY WIG dark w/ auburn highlights.

347-675-7951 BOOTIES sz 38 Perroquet, sock style $25. call/text 347-560-1070 BLACK MARY JANE size 24,new in box $70, originally 150. call/text 917 714 0726 LG CLASSIC FLIP Tracfone talk and text works with verizon and selectel $70 please call/text 718 812 8911 BLACK BEANIE size large from the company black and white. Brand new.

7184360757 LADIES GOLD BANGLE Brand new, selling at discounted price. 917-8547966 STUART WEITZMAN spikes anny, leigh tippi, many sizes, Great price. Call or text 718-635-4362 BUGABOO DONKEY DUO all black. 2 brnd nw black hoods. exc. condition. in bp. $850 718-809-9707 ANTIQUE FURNITURE due to moving. call or text 347-661-0403 DW SEFORIM CASE with 2 doors. 48 X 17 for sale due to moving, pics available 718.633.2970

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Job Opportunity PART-TIME COOK

RESIDENCE ASSISTANT MANAGER

HCS is seeking a PT cook to plan and prepare kosher meals for men with developmental disabilities in a residential setting in Flatbush.

HCS is currently seeking a Residence Assistant Manager, to assist in managing a residence for individuals with a residence for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Person must be organized and efficient.

Knowledge of laws of kashrus is a must.

Responsibilities include: administrative duties, ensuring the residence runs smoothly, being a role model for individuals and staff.

Valid driver’s license is preferred.

Driving and computer skills a must.

Forward resumes to: jobs@hcsny.org

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Classifieds GOLD CONCORD WATCH LaTour mini great price. 347 385 2896 SHOES FOR SALE ferragamo silver flats size 5, Tory Burch 6.5 & 8, Jimmy Choo black 7.5 347-585-4643 lv msg COLE HAAN LEATHER BOOTS size 8, Coach & Nine West 7.5 brand new 346-585-4643 lv msg BLK/WHITE CHECKERED DRESS new w/tag current season Nueces kids sz 7 selling for $55 orig. $185. pic avail call/ text 7187810120 DINETTE TABLE Glass top, off white metal base. 33×60. $200. 718 4313047 CASHMERE VELVELT SOFA with stunning walnut legs. Modern and chic design. New and in pristine condition. 718-438-6349 ITALIAN MASTER BEDROOM Mint condition. Includes dresser, armoire and beds.

Asking $3500. call or text 917-662-4447 DINETTE SET Wrought iron.New condition. Includes 6 chairs and glass table. Asking $900. call or text 917-6624447.

6 DINETTE CHAIRS Like new, sturdy. Orig $1600. Bargain $950. 347418-6978 2 FORMICA BUNKBEDS with trundles. 1 single formica bed with storage. matching armoire and double desk. Call/text 347432-9537

REAL ESTATE BRAND NEW UNFURNISHED 15/43: 3 bdrms, new, spacious layout, big dining room, very stylish $2,900. Call: 718-5344627/347-581-5250 FOR RENT IN CHESTNUT RIDGE

Beautiful 4 bedroom private house in Chestnut Ridge. Large property, renovated. Sec 8 ok. Call 845.356.2101, text 917.474.6826

MONSEY -HOUSE FOR RENT Beautiful newly renovated private house for rent in Airmont. Close to College Rd & Rt 59. 4 bedrooms plus playroom. 1 full & 2 half bath.

Please call 845-746-7248

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

MIAMI BEACH Spacious 2 bdrm 2 bath condo across from Masada II. Brand new kitchen, porch w/ beautiful view, heated pool, close to shuls, shopping, beach. Avail weekly. 347-2474816 call / text

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

347-668-3445

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 55th St 11th Ave. Modern New Construction, In floor heating, Split Unit A/C. 347661-5900

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

PLAINFIELD NJ Available for lease, multiple warehouse spaces in Plainfield NJ. 32,000 SF, 9,300 SF, 10,000 SF, 15,000 SF, 9,500 SF or combined to 24,500 SF, Some are available loading dock, and more office space. Please call or text. 908791-5095

47/ 16 AVE 1 bedroom furnished bsmt full windows for Chossen Kalah 1100. 845 2008115 FOR RENT IN MONSEY

2 bedroom walk-in apartment in the Old Nyack area. Brand new construction. Sec 8 ok.

Call 845.356.2101, text 917.474.6826

LUXURY HOME RENTAL for weekend/weekday rental.

Minyan+mikva+Linen+Towel s+everything 1-347-564-8480

OFFICE SPACE AVAIL in bsmnt, 15 and Mid 50’s, Approx 200 Sqft, Utilities incl., Central air, Bathrm, windows $550. pls text 3476757220.

13&54 New 1 and 2 BDR, 1 Flight up, Full Kitch/Bath, W/D, Linen.

Shabbos, short term Day 718686-0909/ 347-524-7686 Eve

HELP WANTED SUNDAY BABYSITTER Looking for Sunday babysitter in your home or mine 9294419090 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WANTED BP, part-time, Computer, QuickBooks, post payments, bank reconciliation, interact with vendors. Email: job@ blitmans.com DRIVER – P/T Boro Park. No Car needed.

7:30 AM-12:30PM. 3:45-7:00 PM. Great pay. 718-840-3033.

Fax:718-840-3035 BP PRESCHOOL looking for a full day kindergarten teacher. Must speak Yiddish. Email resume to Earlychildhoodpositions@ gmail.com

OFFICE SPACE 13/43 1 rm bsmt util incl 718 252 0254

HELP WANTED Early headstart looking for a female bus teacher am and pm routes and floater during the day. Great place to work!

Call to hear details and job requirements ‪(917)740-7587

CENTER HALL COLONIAL Olympia Lane, Monsey. 7 bedrooms (2 en-suite) 9’ ceilings .58 acres. MIC. Owner: 845-369-3384/ 845598-2822

APT WANTED Looking to rent a basement or space for a playgroup in the area of 12 & 50s. Please call: 347-512-7750

SPEECH PATHOLOGIST for bilingual Yiddish through independent contract\RSA. Yiddish speaking a must. 718686-5500 #223

WEST PALM BEACH condo for sale ONLY $79K, brand new, 2 bedrooms call 718-930-1919

NEW SMALL OFFICES 53 New Utrecht, Top of Better Health, elevator. Starting at $185/month. (718) 436-4693

SEEKING WOMEN interested in building a retail business from home.

9174108038

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FOR SALE! Luxury townhouses for sale starting 749k. Fun open house bash this sunday 1/10/2021 at 25 Ridge ave S.V. Call Chedva Dahan Q Home Sales 845.323.0383

Elegant and classy houseware type

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 RECRUITERS WANTED We are seeking to hire additional recruiters. Option to work part-time from home at the beginning. Email Info@SwiftStaffingGroup. com E-COMMERCE COMPANY Seeking individual as executive assistant, resp. with effective communication & organizational skills hr@ photo4less.com BP OFFICE Bright detail oriented girl/woman to work FT in a busy BP office with solid communication, interpersonal, clerical, data entry, and phone skills. Email resume emil@ acimportexport.com or call 917-363-3681 SALES SECRETARY secratary /sales position in furniture store in bp QuickBooks, phone skills, a must.

Sunday,Tuesday,Thursday 11-6. Email resumesternsservice@gmail.com NOW HIRING! A growing Boro Park office is seeking a full-time Office Manager with 5+ years of office experience. Excellent salary/benefits. Please send resume to hr@arkmortgage. com NOW HIRING! Full-time, entry-level positions available at a growing mortgage company in Williamsburg. We provide training, excellent pay, benefits, paid vacation/ holidays. Send resumes to hr@arkmortgage.com

ADVERTISING SPECIALIST POSITION E-commerce company seeking to fill Advertising Specialist position for creating and managing advertising across multiple platforms. Graduates Welcome. hr@photo4less. com.

JOB OPPORTUNITY work from home, Flexible hours and earn a respectable income Call:929- 929-3678040

STORE FOR SALE

Savvy with designs, styles and creativity needed.

Serious inquiries only 917.893.9196

Sarno Coach One on one for women ‘’Helping you free yourself from pain’’

JOB RESUMES Need a great resume?

Resumes are what we do!

Reasonable rates/quick turnaround. Call/text 845-554-5778 or email resumakerpro@gmail.com

Headaches, back aches, fatigue, insomnia, and more.

DAYCAMP DIRECTORS Two experienced head counselors available to run a day camp in the mountains.

Pls text: 646.887.5802

Call or text: 917-830-3807

Gain the tools you need to be pain free in one session.

HAMASPIK IS SEEKING *high school girls to provide Respite services for individuals with special needs. *Com Hab worker for 18-year-old women in BP. Please call 718-387-8400 Ext. 132 for more info HELP WANTED Early head start looking for full time floater. Call to hear details and job requirements ‪(917) 740-7587 F/T HR COORDINATOR Must be diligent, responsible and detail oriented. Amazing work environment, with great benefits for the right individual. Email resume to HR@hamaspikkings.org FEMALE P/T Program Coordinator.

Williamsburg. Mon-Thurs 9-3. Fri 9-1. Experience with Senior Population a Must. 5 yrs work experience.

Jobopportunity369@gmail. com

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Classifieds SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST F/T, busy yeshiva office in flatbush. Heavy phone volume, computer knowledge, responsible, team player. Email resume: jobshrmo@gmail.com HELP WANTED 1 Girl Office in BP seeking f/t secretary / bookkeeper.

Hours 10-5. Email resume: bpofficeposition1@gmail.com SALESMAN WANTED to sell fresh food. Good partnership potential.

718.614.7161 GREAT OPPORTUNITY! Hamaspik is looking to hire a woman with a BA+ mental health experience, from 9-5. great pay+ benefits.

Email resume to: Stessler@ hamaspikkings.org SEEKING GIRLS (older than 16) and women to work with girls and help families in the afternoon and weekends. For applications, please email szablotsky@ comforthealthny.org JOB OPPORTUNITY Special needs program looking to hire Sunday staff.

Heimishe environment.

Please call: 929-276-5615 HELP WANTED Special Ed. Girls’ School seeking *Full Time Teacher’s Assistant Monday-Thursday. *Part Time Teacher’s Assistant--MondayThursday (PM hours). Warm, supportive environment.

Competitive pay. Please email resume to jcsegirls@gmail. com YESHIVAH SECRETARY f/t front desk secretary for main office. Excellent communication and organizational skills required. Great environment! Email yeshivahbklynjob@gmail. com

CHALLENGE EI CENTER Looking for mature individual for BP office.

Must be responsible, organized, detail oriented.

Communication skills a must. Email resume to HR@ challenge-ei.com HAMASPIK OF KINGS COUNTY is seeking service coordinators with experience in Early Intervention. Minimum qualifications; BA OR 2+years in service coordination OR 1-year experience in service coordination with an Associate’s Degree. Contact cfriedman@comforthealth.org

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

Reasonable rates! Refs. avail.

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

HEIMISHE BABYSITTER near tiferes rivka and legacy . we come pick up from hall.. text 1718-594-5512 BABYSITTER available evenings, nights and weekends. call 3479326524 BABYSITTER small group at 15 and 49.

9294419090 LATE-NIGHT BABYSITTER/ NIGHT NURSE Frum, caring lady w/ lots of exp avail to babysit in your home. 718.666.8867 BABYSITTER WANTED to babysit 3 kids every sunday in my house on 13 &41.

3475691623 BABYSITTING Toddler group forming.

Heimishe, experienced.

Yiddish speaking. 14 & 44 st.

646.721.6784.

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SERVICES GRAPHOLOGY “Gain clarity and guidance”.

Send in your handwriting/ drawing for a full analysis.

Geared for adults and children 845.642.3213 GRAPHICS COURSE Learn the professional software for Graphic Designers! Photoshop classes (evening) in the heart of BP. Fantasize 718-851-4902 ext 4 CHILDBIRTH CLASSES available weekly, remotely.

Providing info, exercise, halacha and emotional support. Call/text 347-8712955 NATURAL HEALING Lost your sense of smell because of Corona? Natural Healing satisfaction guaranteed or money back for Woman/Girls & Children 718-854-3230 SARNO COACH Experiencing chronic pain/symptoms? There is a way out! Heal your pain/ symptoms based on the Sarno method. Give yourself the “GIFTS” of healing! Call or text for appointment.

Binah Schiff RDMS, RDCS, Mind-Body Educator and Coach. 917-446-5360

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 PIANO LESSONS affordable price. Many satisfied students. 917 471 2043.

GRAPHICS COURSE Learn the professional software for Graphic Designers! Photoshop classes (evening) in the heart of BP. Fantasize 718-851-4902 ext 4 VIOLIN LESSONS private violin lessons for girls. All levels, all ages. Call 929 289 1222 NYSTCE MATHEMATICS crash course. Beautiful booklets. Limited Slots.

Register by Dec. 29. 917-5708591 718-436-4489 CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASS Empower With Knowledge!

Virtual and In Person. Group & Private available. Bruchy Mayer 917-776-8542 LCCE/ Certified postpartum doula

EAR INFECTION Try our all natural solution be amazed! also good for prevention: Call 929-3678040

LICENSED MATH TUTOR Specializing in test and Regents preparation.

Call/Text Esther Fishman(929)454-4869

PURE SAPPHIRES 100% natural, opens head, maximizes learning.

Sterling silver pendants $155, bracelets $200. Jolly Jooly 718.963.0122

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

YIDDISH COURSE from the comfort of your home. Sign up now for our tele-course. 718-435-4616

PERSONALIZED CANDLES all colors and shaped with option of imprinting your personal message or logo.

845-263-0171

HAIR + MAKEUP For all your occasions. great price! 929.545.2444 EDITH AVE. X Natural skin care products.

Call/text 718-812-6307 SONG LYRICS school performances, wedding songs, etc, English and Yiddish. Poems, web copy, and other writing services. breindythebest@ gmail.com Text 929-214-8827 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 CPA SERVICES Are you drowning in personal or business tax filings? WE CAN HELP YOU ! For individualized service email: myaroslawitzcpa@ gmail.com WINDOW SHADES HEADQUARTERS FREE Estimate & Installation & FREE Tempoready Shades, 316 Roebling St.718-599-8976 GARTLECH we fix knitted & crochet Gartlech & make beautiful fringes. We also teach how to knit & crochet. 917-414-3281 EAR PIERCING/ BABY ACCESSORIES Top quality earrings for all ages. Centrally located off 13th Ave. House calls available. Call/Text 718-6079812 GARTEL FRINGES We make professional gartel fringes and mend gartelach.

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

TEETH WHITENING Professional laser teeth whitening. Impressive results in less than an hour! Call/ Text 718-483-0269.

SIMCHA BASKET meet your guests needs so they can enjoy your simcha!

Call 7185961979 GRAPHICS All your graphic needs.

Albums, ads, signs etc. cdesign4659@gmail.com PROFESSIONAL HAIR CUTS in the heart of bp. Great prices! call 917 696 3828 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 THE HANDYFIX Handiwork by the hour. For service with a smile call Yossi @ (718) 600-4659 APEX CLASSES For cognitive development (OPWDD) Music, art, writing, baking, tutoring, kriah, sand sessions, gardening.

8457828885 SARNO COACH One on one for women.

Helping you free yourself from pain in one session. 917830-3807 ROSS JUNK REMOVAL All junk removed from your home, store, offices, attics, basement, garages, lot clearance. Free estimate 347-263-1340 A’GEORGES TREE & LANDSCAPING Tree cutting/ Stump grinding. Pruning. Sukkah clearance. Shaping. Storm damage. Feeding. Land Clearance. Cleanup Etc. 929292-0239

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Classifieds MEDICARE SPECIALIST For all you Medicare Needs/ Questions call The Medicare Specialist 845-572-5012 LIGHT ALTERATIONS Please Call: 718.450.4700 B JEWELED costume and sterling silver jewelry. 718-812-6307 SIMCHA GOODS Professional Simcha logs and minitures available for reasonable prices.

3479326524 TEEN HOTLINE! Attention all bnos yisrael grades 7-9! Call 641-715-3800, 339708# for inspiration on tefillah, conferences, and more fun!

HOVERBOARD EXPERIENCE Rent a mountain terrain hoverboard ages 12+ at special rates! hoverboardexperience@ gmail.com AYIN HORAH Rebetzin Aidel Miller from Yerushalayim now available to remove “Ayin Horah” over the phone. 718.689.1902/ 516.300.1490

MARRIAGE COACHING life changing relationship coaching. 347-243-7820 SWIFT STAFFING Seeking to hire top talent?

Looking for a dream job or to upgrade your career?

Reach out to: Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com PROFESSIONAL ALBUMS ads and anything custom you might need. Call/ text 347768-0635 LSHEM MITZVAH Professional graphic designer available for upsherin labels no fee. Email malkys1234@ gmail.com ALBUMS We do logos, collages, Choson Kallah albums, baby albums and classroom signs for teachers. Call 718-435-4470 or 347-788-9171 SOURDOUGH BREAD baked fresh daily Call/Text 917 588 6988 CARELINE & MARY KAY Full line of cosmetics and long lasting lipsticks Call 9178580010

SERENITY SOLUTIONS organize your home & life.

Call Chana Malky 718-8095963

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

THE WRITE CHOICE For all writing needs Inc. poems, resumes, speeches. L Gross 9294865691

SLEEKUT SYNTHETIC WIGS with added hairs already cut ready to wear. r. rosenbaum 917-829-1450

CHASUNAH DANCES Do your little girls need a dance for their sibling’s/ aunt’s/uncle’s wedding? call/ txt 718-781-0533. Will create and teach

PAINT PARTY KITS Offices treat your staff!

Perfect for any occasion!

DIY paint sets for everyone!

7189139642

WOOD REPAIR We refurbish, repair wood.

Commercial, Residential, Shuls. Txt 212 991 8548.

‫כולל בעלי בתים‬ ‫ חברותות עם בחורים‬,‫כל בוקר‬ ‫חשובים או שיעורים עם מגיד‬ ‫!שיעור נפלא! כל הקודם זוכה‬ Fort Hamilton & 43rd Street

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LET MY PEOPLE KNOW! ‫געטרייע וואלונטיר אידן העלפן‬ ‫תושבי בארא פארק בהדרכת‬ ‫רבני העיר שליט”א צו ווערן א‬ 718-663-1311 ‫וואלונטיר רופט‬ ‫ אדער‬vip@gibor.org SCRIE APPLICATIONS find out if you qualify to get free rent, great government program for age 62 & up call Yaakov347-749-4527 ADS Advertisements that bring attention to your business!

Samples avail. Great Prices!

718.755.4365 STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY upshern and family portraits well priced please call 347 628 5619 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 PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLING Evenings available. 12 ave & mid 40. 3472435168 PERSONALIZED PENS Beautiful selection of Gift Pens, Stamp pens, Calligraphy Pens all personalized call 718 732 0546 or 347 746 3443.

HAIR STYLEST Get ur hair proffesional done the right way! Call: 718-930-8039 wallabout area williamsburg INTERIOR DESIGN Design and renovate your home. We do big and small projects for commercial and residential. Text: 1347-765-6369 or email rachelweiszinterior@gmail. com

SUB AVAILABLE Long and short term.

Elementary grades.

718.972.9109 ESCADA PERFUME for reduced pice 929-2762404 PETTICOAT FOR SALE/RENT Brand new adults petticoats.

Call 7189163507 EXPERIANCED DRIVER avail to do long distance trips w/ brand new minivan.

917.405.8469 WASH N SETS Only $30, 17/ mid- 40s. Call/ text: 3475637098.

HAIR Haircuts $20 hairstyle $25 wash n set $30. esty 3479625547 WASH N SETS for $20. Call/text 917-9200493 WASH N SETS reasonable rates! 347-9309611 PROFESSIONAL HAIRCUTS for $10. House calls $15. Call 718-633-5240

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 TEFILLAH HOTLINE Tweens and Teens! Come join us! Call the Chizuk HaTefillah Hotline for inspiration and fun! 641-7153800 access 339708#. Can’t wait!

RECEIVE WEEKLY Zichron Betzalel Dovid with Divrei Torah and Halacha. zbddivreitorah@gmail.com.

PLEASE NOTE:

KALLAH SHOPPING LIST to make shopping easier and calmer Call / txt 347-5346184 RIVNITZ to know the timing of next bus to RIVNITZ TZIYON send the word BUS to 646-3895718.

REFRIGERATED VAN Brand new 2020, with standby mode, high roof, for rent with driver. 212.662.1300 KALLAH LOOSELEAF ‫טייערע כלות נוצט אויס אייער‬ ‫ רעזערווירט די כלה‬,‫יום החופה‬ .‫ וואכן פאר די חתונה‬4 ‫לוסליף‬ 718-435-3492 SHUL looking for a freezer lashem Mitzveh pls call 718-781-1359 SCHOOL SECRETARIES join the email group and share tips and ideas. email shmilk16@gmail.com SENSORY ISSUES Looking for any sensory equipment for child.

Weighted blanket, rebounder trampoline. Text/call 347 585 2910

GEMACHIM PIDYON HABEN Coin Gemach. Call Yakov Friedman. 646-419-0782 LIGHTING GEMACH Lighting bars to enhance your event!929-276-2404 DOONA GEMACH For a short short period of time(or medical need).

260-DOONAZ3 (260-3666293) 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 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 CLOTHING & SHOE GEMACH Donate free. Clothes, shoes, linens. grt cond only! more info pls call\ txt (347)8166406.

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 BP BABY GEMACH Carseats, snap n go strollers, pack n play & white bassinets for newborns 718-854-6829 BOYS SIMCHA WEAR Gemach Yismach Yisroel sizes 9m-8 yrs 1943 50th Street 347.462.4596 Sundays 2:30-5 ‫לע’’נ ישראל בן אליעזר‬ BABY CARRIER GEMACH When a stroller just won’t work. Great for vacation, touring, steps etc. 845-5872449 will return messages COMMUNICATION CLASS Connect & communicate in marriage. Join and grow with success. 347-753-1071.

REFLECTOR BELTS be seen! be safe! wear a reflector belt . 718-853-4966

Beginning January 20, 2021 there will be a charge of $15 for classifieds under ‘For Sale’ and ‘Dresses/Gowns’.

Please contact us for discount packages.

Email classifieds to: classifieds@thebpview.com

CHUPPAH CARDS NEW! Beautiful colored cards. Tehillim, techinos & special tefillah to daven for chosson/kallah. Many locations! Msg/text: 347-8855114 CHAIR & TABLE GEMACH Call or txt 347-452-9554 or 347-452-0554 KALLAH ACCESSORIES Large selection of: Crowns, Veils, Dektich, Trains, Shoes & Petticoats for minimal fee.

By apt only. BP. 718-551-8714 MEZUZOS GEMACH When moving and Mezuzos needed for a short period of time,please call (718)666-7222 SM. SIMCHA / EVENT GEMACH projector/ laptop/ speakers for your small event, gathering or simcha. min. fee. proceeds to tzedaka call 845-587-2427 lv msg.

GEMACH SIMCHAS FREIDA Music and sound equipment: keyboard, speaker, mike and mixer. 929-364-9765 TABLECLOTHS GEMACH Crushed velvet to rent. Grey velvet and white velvet.

3475462419

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

929-287-2135

2 PIECE BLACK/ SILVER GREY gown for married sis of bride size 12-14. Great price 347645-6857 BURGUNDY & BLACK VELVET Sis of bride gowns size 0 and 2. also grey maroon.worn once .pic avail 347-731-7741 PEACH-TAUPE Married sister the bride, Size 8-10. 347-263-0902 BLACK & BLUE GOWN Sister of bride. custom made, for 4-6 year old. $150. call/ text 7189264773 SIS OF BRIDE Black & Gold. size 12 to rent.

Call or text 7188123616 STUNNING BLACK GOWN with white detail, size 4 for rent or sale 646-787-7296 CAROLINA HERRERA SZ 2-6 WHITE GOWN SIS OF BRIDE. 718-387-8548. 347385-2896 BLACK/WHITE MATERNITY with Italian Beading. Size 16.

Call/Text 917-635-4614 BLACK VELVET/ GOLD GOWN Perfect for a young married sister. Size 2. Avail after Feb 17. Call 718-687-2467 MIRI VICTORIAN GOWN size 2-4, soft pink gown. call or text: 347-528-7038

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Classifieds BLACK/GOLD GOWN Ladies Size 8. Lace Top & Brocade Bottom. Sister of Bride. $650. Text 347-4365507

PEACH GOLD with light green flowers and peplum bottom. Size 0-2, for sale. Call/text 929.434.7152.

GIRLS PINK GOWN 15 matching custom made gowns sizes 4-18. call/text 917/676-0166

BLACK GOWN married sister of the bride.

Size 2. 347-524-2212 PINK GOWNS FOR SALE 2 kids klade pink custom gowns size 6 & 10. Teen size 14-16 pink raw silk gown to sell. 845-356-1950/718-7571743

MATERNITY GOWN Size 8 Rent/sale, Call 3476317459 MOTHER OF BRIDE gown 12 call 718 213 2995

‫פאר א געשמאקע שבת אין די‬

‫האדסאן וואלי ריזארט‬ Kerhonkson, NY

Family reunion, couples, individuals, shabaton’s, orgnizations, yeshiva’s

Indoor blow up jumping balloons

Huge indoor game and toy room for kids.

845.459.3899 | hudsongetaways@gmail.com

BLACK/WHITE GOWN size 2-4-6. 718-954-6856

CUSTOM BLACK/GOLD for Sis of bride size 0-2 petite call 17186145153

MOTHER OF BRIDE cream gown with decorative beading for sale. Size 10. 347524-1263

PESSY LEW GOWN Black with cream lining Size 6. text 646-946-4727

NAVY/WHITE DRESS sz 0/2 also peach dress size 2-4 for sis of bride or own tenoyim. 347-786-2330

CREAM AND GOLD MATERNITY GOWN Size M/L Very Slenderizing.

For Sale. Call: 718-436-0643

CREAM/ SOFT BLUE Victorian teens gown. Size 1416 skinny tall. 9292103268

BLACK TULLE GOWN Raquel, High school girl size 6-8 Also 3 Childrens pink And black size 5-6/ 6-7/ 8-10 (718) 930-8523

FUCHSIA AND BLACK Carolina Herrera, Sz 0-2.

Coordinating little girls gown sz 5-6 avail too. 3474044765.

GOWN FOR SALE black and gold gown, ladies size 8-10, worn once, for sale.

Please call/text 347.666.4763

BLUSH MECHITENISTE DRESS size 6-8. 347-661-5900 BLACK/GOLD GOWN sis of bride. Size 6 $550 Tex 9177890522

TITLE 1

vigigee.com

MALE TITLE 1 TEACHERS Seeking male Title 1 teachers for afternoon hours at several heimishe Boro Park Yeshivos.

Small groups, supportive environment, curriculum and materials provided.

Great way to gain classroom experience.

Must have BA or Yeshiva degree.

Pay is $70-80 per hour, depending on experience.

New

24 hours 718-821-1150

Please email resume to:

1621 63rd Street Brooklyn, NY

6690932@gmail.com

718.699.0932

Spray Booth 24 Hour Towing

Or call and leave a clear, detailed message.

YVY is an EOE

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WhatsApp Meir to get instant updates on your claims

Moshe & Motty Zellermaier Expert Claim Service Rental Replacement

Also servicing upstate NY: Catskills, Monsey, Kiryas Yoel Emergency Vehicle Replacement equipped with lights & sirens.

718-821-1150

Trusted by all major Insurance companies

‫בס"ד‬

NAVY GOWN Lace top, Chiffon bottom, Very Slenderizing, Size 12-14 (347) 645-2288 BRIDAL GOWN BY ESTI’S Unique sequin design, Size 4, worn once. $2900. 347-451-4816.

CREAM GOWN size 6 adult for $150 please call 718-4352546 BLACK SPARKLY GOWN size 4-6. waisted. MAGNIFICENT. Current season. Worn once. Rent $250. 347 623 8971

LOST Pearl earring with white gold around it.

Lost before Sukkos time. 347-581-8056 Black camera sx740 on the Monsey Trails.917-671-6386 cape in Kerem Menachem Black wool w/ fur balls. 718-633-8102 diamond bracelet Shavuos time.

347.564.0536

mobe & gold earring in Wsbg 718-710-7206

FOUND Coco Blanc, blue baby knit romper, new with tags, size 12-18 mths 14th/41. 347-6615900 Baby blanket- black/animal print, 51 St & 20th Ave. Sunday 12/20 347-517-6989

GOWNS FOR SALE custom made ivory and gold. Sizes 5,7,12-14,0,2. Call 718-377-8484 or text 347-524-1263

Black velvet baby blanket on 46th street between 13/14 outside BP Council on 12/27.

718-435-6082.

New ladies black shoes in front of Bingo parking lot sz. 12W. 718-435-0594

Black/Tan Chicco carriage on Bedford by Hewes on Simchas Torah with a black top and 2 white Brooks dickies. 347 243 1889. goodpointmediainc@gmail.com

in front of krula shul wsbg a smart phone.

Call/text 347-263-1586

WHITE GOWN high waisted hot pink and white lace.sz 7-8 (more sizes if needed) to sell-$100 call/ txt (718)926-7921

white baby blanket on 44th st bet 14n15 call 3474250880

MAUVE CHILDRENS GOWNS 15 adorable gowns. call 718.438.0091 leave message

2 bangles 18th Avenue 52 street.

7188128868

WHITE/GOLD GOWNS sizes 6 & 7, with matching size 3 short Dress. Asking $300 and $150 for the dress.

347-451-4816

Diamond earring in BP. 347 997 2487.

BLUSH CHILDRENS GOWNS size 3 and size 5 blush color tulle tiered Dress. 347-661-5900 BLUSH MOTHER OF BRIDE size 6-8 blush color dress 347-661-5900

NEW!

The new tznius handbook A must for every jewish household

baby white oubon bonnet in 466 Kent ave. call/text 347-587-9297

OSCAR DE LA RENTA black tulle and lace pleated gown for sale.

Pink lining. Size 4-6. 347-525-4463

GOWNS FOR SALE very beautiful, fluffy and fresh gowns purchased @Chaya Raizy Kohl- sizes 6-8,10-12 ,14. $400. 7183099159

SOMETHING

shell station bag with shells and shoes on 47 13n14 in august 3474250880

diamond bracelet on 50 and 15 shobbos ‫ ויחי‬call with 347-461-1698 ‫סימנים‬

FREE GIVEAWAYS To view free giveaway items and some items for sale please visit garaj.app.

Submit your free giveaways at submit. garaj.app

goodpointmediainc@gmail.com

WHITE TULLE GOWN black velvet ribbon by waist size 16 teens $150 to sell. call/text (718)926-7921

easy concise language beautiful format full colored diagrams

with a personal approbation from

Rav Falk zt"l author of Oz V'Hadar Levusha

4 door China closet.must pick up call or text 7185511089 maternity long Wedding dress. Not black.

9173017389

BLACK/GOLD CHILDRENS for sale. size 3 & 8. Excellent price. call/ text 718-406-5778.

Set of 3 mahogany nesting tables. Call/ text: 718-851-0034

MAUVE/ BLUSH CHILDREN’S GOWN Sizes 2T, 4,5,6,7. Call/Text 7188106211

Hospital Baby Formula Bottles call: 718633-0950

Amana dishwasher 347-432-9537

distribution by Shirah:

available at your 718.871.8652 local jewish sales@shirahdist.com bookstore

schools and organizations that seek to order the handbook at a special discount, please call 845 642-7030

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‫ברית לנכד האדמו"ר מוויעליפאלי ור"י בית מאיר‬

‫שמחת הברית בבית קארלסבורג ‪ -‬ערבי נחל ‪ -‬חמעלניק ‪ -‬חרדים זידיטשוב‬

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‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫שמחת הבר מצוה לבן האדמו"ר מראדוויל ב"פ ונכד האדמו"ר מטשערנאביל‬

‫כולל ותיקין‬ ‫שע"י‬

‫קהל פני מבין דשעניא‬ ‫פטרוני הכולל‬

‫הנגיד ר' יוסף אליעזר איצקאוויטש | הנגיד הרב נפתלי צבי הורוויץ‬

‫ויוסף איש משביר‬ ‫ס עדו במרומים‪ ,‬לזמר ברננים‪ ,‬בברכות ואיחולים‪ ,‬ושיר הילולים‪ ,‬שהחיינו והגיענ ו‬ ‫י רננו לשמו ויזמרו‪ ,‬ותשבחות יאמרו‪ ,‬להרים קולינו‪ ,‬ברגשי לבבינו‪ ,‬לפאר ולרומ מ‬ ‫מ ילין להביע‪ ,‬ותעיר ותריע‪ ,‬בזמירות נריע‪ ,‬לאדון המושיע‪ ,‬ואומר יביע‪ ,‬בקול כרו ז‬ ‫נ עלה על נס הרים‪ ,‬בעידנא דקא גרים‪ ,‬נודע בשערים‪ ,‬בתהלה לישרים‪ ,‬מ"י אדיר על הכ ל‬ ‫ט וב לו להודות‪ ,‬להרים קול תורה ותפלה רב לו במפעלות‪ ,‬מקים עול ותיקין באמת ובקשו ט‬ ‫ו יראתו לחכמה קודמת‪ ,‬שבחיו מי ימלל תורתו מכרזת‪ ,‬לסעד בתמידות‪ ,‬בסיוע ועזר ו‬ ‫ב רכותינו נעלה‪ ,‬על ראשו יעלה‪ ,‬ברכאין דלתתא ולעילא‪ ,‬בקול גילה וצהלה‪ ,‬מטוב לב ב‬ ‫האי גברא יקירא‪ ,‬הנגיד הטפסר אוהב תורה ומרים‬ ‫עולה‪ ,‬איש חי ורב פעלים‪ ,‬עמוד התווך ובריח התיכון‬

‫מוה"ר‬

‫יוסף אליעזר‬ ‫איצקאוויטש‬ ‫הי"ו‬ ‫פטרון כוללינו ותיקין המתנוסס לתפארה זה רבות בשנים‬ ‫ומעמודי התווך דקהלתינו בכל עת ועונה‬

‫לרגל השמחה הגדולה בביתו‬

‫בהולדת נכדתו למזל טוב‬ ‫בן לחתנו ידידינו האברך החשוב‬

‫מוה"ר שלמה זאב‬ ‫(וואלווי) גרין הי"ו‬

‫וליוסף אמר‪ ,‬כל הזכותים הגדולים יהי' בעזר"ו‪ ,‬מתוך עושר ואושר ושובע‬ ‫שמחות‪,‬להמשיך הלאה בפעולותיו הברוכים‪ ,‬ביתו יהי' בית ועד לחכמים‪ ,‬ברכת‬ ‫ה' כל הימים‪ ,‬רווח ששון והנחה בכל המובנים‪ ,‬עדי נזכה ובא עת פדיון‪ ,‬ונעלה‬ ‫לירושלים עיר ציון‪ ,‬עוד ישמע בערי יהוד"א קול ששון וקול שמחה‪ ,‬בב"א‪.‬‬

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‫גאנץ‬ ‫שלמה לייב‬ ‫בשם רבני וחכמי הכולל‬ ‫גדול העונה יותר מן המברך‬

‫משה אליעזר ליבערמאן‬

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫התכנסות השנתית ע"י תלמידי חסידי וידידי בורשטין‬

‫הילולת הרה"ק בעל הבני יששכר זי"ע אצל האדמו"ר מבלאזוב‬

‫האדמו"ר מסקולען ירושלים בביקור אצל אדמו"רים ורבנים‬

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‫האדמו"ר מבעלזא בעלי' לציון אמו הרבנית מבילגורייא ע"ה לרגל היארצייט‬

‫שמחת התנאים בבית סאטמאר ‪ -‬טשאקאווע ‪ -‬אלעסק ‪ -‬חוסט‬

‫‪140 / THE BORO PARK VIEW‬‬

‫‪PHOTO CREDIT: JDN‬‬

‫בר מצוה לבן הרה"ג ר' יואל ראטה ר"י תפארת התורה ברסלב בן הגה"צ ר' משה‬ ‫ראטה רב הצעיר דקארלסבורג בן גאב"ד קארלסבורג‬

‫די געפיל‬ ‫פון א‬ ‫פרישע‬ ‫התחלה‬ ‫‪dartmedia.us‬‬

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‫דעם פארלאפענעם פרייטאג פרשת מקץ‪ ,‬זאת חנוכה העעל"ט‪,‬‬ ‫איז אויך דאס יאר אויסגענוצט געווארן דורך אידן אלוועלטליך‬ ‫וועלכע האבן זיך צוגעכאפט צו דעם ָא ָ‬ ‫נבאט דורך "תהלים‬ ‫כולל"‪ ,‬וואס האט אויסגעזאגט ‪ 3‬מאל תהלים אויף די מקומות‬ ‫הקדושים אין מירון‪ ,‬קרית יואל‪ ,‬און ריבניץ‪ ,‬אין דעם גרויסן טאג‪.‬‬ ‫זונטאג ויגש אינדערפרי‪ ,‬האט מען שוין אין די "תהלים כולל"‬ ‫אפיסעס געהערט ערשטהאנטיג א פרישע פערזענליכע‬ ‫געשיכטע‪ ,‬דערציילט דורך דעם בעל הנס‪ ,‬בשבח והודאה‬ ‫להשי"ת‪:‬‬ ‫זיין זון‪ ,‬א ‪'16‬יעריגער בחור‪ ,‬האט זיך אנגעהויבן זייער שטארק‬ ‫באקלאגן איבער א געוויסע געזונטהייט סיטואציע‪ .‬מ'האט‬ ‫פרובירט היילן מיט פארשידענע נאטורליכע און מעדיצינישע מיטלען‪ .‬אבער דער בחור'ל‬ ‫שפרינגט פאר יסורים ָאן קיין רעזולטאטן‪.‬‬ ‫יענעם דאנערשטאג מקץ איז עס געקומען צו א פונקט וואס די דאקטורים האבן פארארדענט צו דורכפירן ַאן‬ ‫עמערדזשענסי אפעראציע‪ ,‬באשטימט אויף דעם קומענדיגן אינדערפרי‪ ,‬פרייטאג אין די פארמיטאג שטונדן‪.‬‬ ‫דער באזארגטער ָ‬ ‫פאטער האט נישט גענומען קיין ַ‬ ‫שאנסן‪ .‬אינאיינעם מיט די תפלות פון די עלטערן און קרובים האט ער‬ ‫מיט איין טעלעפאן רוף אויך ארויפגעלייגט דעם נאמען פון זיין טייערן זון אויף די "זאת חנוכה" ליסטע‪ ,‬מען זאל זיין‬ ‫נאמען דערמאנען ביי די הייליגע ציונים‪ ,‬אין מירון‪ ,‬קרית יואל‪ ,‬און ריבניץ‪ ,‬די צענדליגער תלמידי חכמים זאלן פאר אים‬ ‫בעטן און פועל'ן ביי די תהלים כולל מנינים‪.‬‬ ‫ס'גלייבט זיך שווער אז דאס האט פאסירט היי – ָיאר "זאת חנוכה תשפ"א"‪ ,‬אבער נאך אינמיטן די נאכט האבן די יסורים‬ ‫נאכגעלאזט‪ ,‬די ווייטאג איז אוועקגעגאנגען און זאכן האבן זיך וואונדערליך ַ‬ ‫סטאביליזירט פון איין מינוט אויף דער‬ ‫אנדערער‪.‬‬ ‫דעם קומענדיגן אינדערפרי האבן די דאקטורים בלויז געקענט באשטעטיגן אז עס פאדערט זיך נישט קיין שום‬ ‫אפעראציע‪ .‬דער פראבלעם איז איינפאך פארשוואונדן‪" .‬עפעס גאר זעלטן האט ָ‬ ‫דא פאסירט"‪ ,‬האבן זיי באהויפטעט‪,‬‬ ‫"מיר האבן דערויף נישט קיין שום ָ‬ ‫לאגישע ערקלערונג"‪...‬‬ ‫געוויס האבן די קאלטע פראפעסארן נישט קיין ערקלערונג ווען עס איז די רעדע פון דעם הייליגן תהלים'ל‪ ...‬פון די‬ ‫הייליגע צדיקים און זייערע ציונים‪ ...‬און פון די מנינים וואס זענען בוקע רקיעים יעדן אינדערפרי צו ברענגען השפעות‬ ‫וישועות פאר אידישע קינדער אומעטום‪...‬‬

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