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Sukkot Schedule and Information : Pages 6-9 “ OUR YIH FAMILY…. Mazel Tov: Yonah Greenberg upon today’s celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, and to Yonah’s parents Ben & Anna Greenberg, siblings Avigail & Ariella, grandmother Phyllis Greenberg, and the entire family. David Harris in honor of the recent B’not Mitzvah of his granddaughters Kate and Paige Harris in Scarsdale, NY. YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE Anna & Roland Kaplan on the birth of a granddaughter to their children Tova & Rabbi Yosef Weinstock, Senior Rabbi Jesse Bloom in Ramat Beit Shemesh Gimel, Israel. Rabbi Adam Frieberg, Assistant Rabbi Rabbi Edward Davis, Rabbi Emeritus & Sephardic Minyan Rabbi David Lasko, President 3291 Stirling Road, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312 954-966-7877 email: [email protected] www.yih.org Young Israel of Hollywood West We are extremely proud to announce the launch of Young Israel of Hollywood HA’AZINU West. The minyan meets on Shabbat and Yom Tov at Brauser Maimonides Academy. We thank BMA for hosting this exciting new initiative. For further 13 TISHREI 5780 OCTOBER 12, 2019 information contact Rabbi Weinstock or David Lasko. TORAH READING Deuteronomy 32:1 HAFTORAH Samuel II 22:1 Nach Yomi : Daniel 12 Daf Yomi : Meilah 25 Daf Hashavua: Moed Katan 23 SHABBAT TIMES Thank you to our Shabbat Sponsors Candle Lighting 6:39pm Shabbat Ends 7:36pm 8:00am Minyan Kiddush -Howard Brisgel to commemorate the yahrzeit of his father Meyer Brisgel Bar Mitzvah of Yonah Greenberg. Mazel Tov! -Ruben & Susan and Nicole Gotlieb to commemorate the We welcome all newcomers, visitors and guests yahrzeit of Ruben’s beloved mother Jeanette Gotlieb -Davis Harris in honor of the B’not Mitzvah of his granddaughters Kate and Paige Harris (Gital Meret and Finnah Abigail) -Meryl & Norm Palgon in memory of our dearly beloved Grandma Gussie Decter -Lenny & Risa Yudkowitz to commemorate the yahrzeit of his mother Shaindel bat Reb Eliezer Beit Midrash Minyan Danny & Linda Singer in honor of their children and Kiddush grandchildren 9:00am Minyan Kiddush Ben & Anna Greenberg in honor of Yonah’s Bar Mitzvah Torah Dialogue, Pulpit Phyllis Greenberg in honor of her grandson Yonah’s Bar Flowers and Shabbat Mitzvah Announcements Sukkot Schedule and information : Pages 6-9 2 Shabbat Afternoon Friday 5:20pm Gemara Shiur on Bava Metzia (in Hebrew) Beit Midrash 6:39pm Candle Lighting 6:50pm Minchah/Maariv Main Sanctuary 5:35pm Daf Yomi Library 6:50pm Sephardic Minchah/Maariv Library 5:50pm Rabbi Weinstock’s class. The Mitzvah of Main Sanctuary Sukkah: Insights and Practical Review 6:50pm Minchah/Maariv Beit Midrash 6:57pm Sunset / Shkiah 6:35pm Minchah Main Sanctuary Shabbat Morning 6:35pm Teen Minchah Room 5 7:00am Shacharit Minyan Main Sanctuary After Minchah Halacha Chaburah with Rabbi Adam Library 8:00am Shacharit Minyan Room 1 & 2 Frieberg 8:15am Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Yossi Jankovits Beit Midrash After Minchah Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Yossi Jankovits Beit Midrash 8:45am Beit Midrash Minyan House across the street After Minchah Gemara Shiur with Rabbi Jonathan Hirsch Chapel 9:00am Shacharit Minyan Main Sanctuary Teen Seudah With Rav Natan Rooms 3 & 4 9:00am Sephardic Minyan Library Shlishit 9:15am Parsha class with Rabbi Yitzchak Salid Back room of the house Immediately Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 5 min. class Library 9:30am YP Minyan. Parsha Shiur with Rabbi Modular after Maariv Moshe Nachbar after Minyan 9:30am Teen Minyan Room 5 Dvar Tefila 9:30am Youth Minyan Chapel Shabbat Amidah (Artscroll Siddur pgs. 420, 462) 10:12am Latest Shema Time 10:15am Parsha class with Rabbi Yitzchak Salid Back room of the house Of the nineteen blessings, only the first and last three praise God. The twelve middle blessings only involve human needs. This is why on Shabbat we do not say all nineteen 10:45am Sefer HaMitzvot Shiur, Max Singer Beit Midrash brachot. If a person has a member of his family who is sick, he will recall it when he says the blessing in the Amidah for healing, and s/he will be troubled. Shabbat was given to Israel for holiness, delight, rest, and not for worry. We therefore only say the first three and last three brachot, with a single blessing (kedushat haY om, that speaks of the sanctity of the Shabbat) in the middle. King David said (Tehillim 119:164): “Seven in the day I will Shabbat Safety, Security & First Aid praise You.” This is a reference to the seven blessings of the Amidah that one says on “Safety & Security is everyone’s responsibility. Shabbat. Shabbat is called “the day” because it is a unique day of rest. If You See Something Say Something!” From Midrash Tanchuma, Vayera 1 Crossing schedule: Stirling Road at SW 33rd Avenue Hollywood Police will control the light Friday 6:30-10:30pm, Shabbat 6:45am-12:30pm & 5:00-8:00pm When crossing Stirling Road, make sure to always wait until cars stop by the light before crossing. Jaywalking is extremely dangerous (& illegal). For the Shabbat Elevator will operate Shabbat morning from 7:30am-11:00am safety of you and your family, it is imperative to cross only in the cross walk. Parking Notice: The gated parking lots on the north side of our building and along Stirling Road are locked for the duration of Shabbat 3 4 D’var Torah : Rabbi Yosef Weinstock In Parshat Haazinu we read: הַּצּורתָּמִים פָּעֳלֹו כִי כָּלדְּרָּ כָּיו מִשְּפָּט אֵל אֱמּונָּה וְּאֵין עָּוֶלצַדִיק וְּיָּשָּר הּוא: The deeds of the [Mighty] Rock are perfect, for all His ways are just; a faithful God, without injustice He is righteous and Yashar – upright. The Avot, patriarchs, are often described as Y esharim, and Chazal occasionally refers to Sefer Bereishit as "Sefer Ha-yashar." The Netziv explains that Y ashar denotes proper interpersonal conduct – when integrity and respect are shown even to those whose lifestyle we disapprove. For instance, Avraham prayed on behalf of the corrupt city of Sedom, whose values and conduct ran in direct opposition to everything he stood for. Yitzchak responded forgivingly to the leadership of Gerar even after they drove him from the city. The patriarchs were Y esharim because they acted in a dignified, respectful manner even towards those with whom they profoundly disagreed. The Netziv goes on to explain that in this pasuk in Haazinu, Moshe foreshadows the destruction of the Second Temple, a calamity that God brought upon the Jewish people on account of the baseless hatred they displayed towards one another. That generation consisted of many distinguished scholars who were otherwise tzadikim, but they quarreled bitterly with one another. Every disagreement immediately bred mutual accusations of heresy, and the disputants treated one another with ruthless hatred. Moshe here declares that God is Tzadik ve-Yashar, He demands both spiritual piety (tzadik) as well as respectful manners (yashar). Sukkot This message contained within our Parsha is especially timely and relevant in our highly polarized culture. 15-16 Tishrei 5780 It’s okay to disagree, even passionately. But when doing so, we must be careful to do it in an agreeable manner. We should listen to what the other side is saying, for it can help us October 14-15, 2019 understand them and even ourselves better. We should not impugn the other side’s motives. And we should think about “the day after”; how we plan on living together and working together going forward with those whom we share many values, while disagreeing on certain issues. Thank you to our Sukkot Sponsors One of the names for the Jewish People, utilized in this morning’s Parsha, is Yeshurun. Ibn Ezra suggests that the name “Yeshurun,” is derived from the Hebrew word Y ashar – Beit Midrash Minyan Aviel & Atara Raab in honor of Zevi's first aliyah, Ellie's “straight.” It refers to the Jewish People in our ideal state, when we represent to the world Kiddush in the Sukkah, birthday, and Atara's passing of the National licensing a path that is passionate and opinionated and maybe argumentative, but always done in the first day of Sukkot exam for Marriage and Family Therapy spirit of Y ashar. Let us learn from Hashem’s model of Tzadik V’yashar to engage in debates within the Jewish community from a spirit of civility, good will and unity. All other Kiddushim in Shabbat Sponsors Group On Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in each Amidah we ask Hashem: the Sukkah both days Sukkot וְּיִשְּתַחֲוּו לְּפָּנֶיָך כָּלהַבְּרּואִים. וְּיֵעָּׂשּו כֻלָּם אֲגֻדָּהאֶחָּת לַעֲׂשֹות רְּ צֹונְָּך בְּלֵבָּב שָּלֵם. to create a scenario in which “all of creation will worship You, and they will be bound together as one, to carry out Your will with an undivided heart.” The theme of Jewish unity continues into the holiday of Sukkot, when we bring together the four species to fulfill the mitzvah. Each one is different, and each one Brotherhood’s Meals in the Sukkah represents a different type of Jew with different perspectives. And yet when it’s time to Grape Juice, Hamotzi & Dips will be available Monday night after davening and fulfill the mitzvah, they put aside their differences and join forces in order to fulfill the Monday & Tuesday after 9:00 a.m. Kiddush, as well as Shabbat Chol Hamoed Divine plan. Let us heed the lesson of this time of year by never losing sight of Jewish Sukkot, weather permitting. unity, and living up to our name as Yeshurun and Yesharim. Thank you to Sylvia’s Kosher Place for generously supplying the food. 5 6 Tuesday, October 15, Second Day Sukkot 7:00am Shacharit Main Sanctuary Sunday, October 13, Erev Sukkot 8:00am Shacharit Rooms 1 & 2 6:37pm Light Yom Tov Candles 8:45am Shacharit Beit Midrash 6:40pm Mincha/Maariv Main Sanctuary 9:00am Shacharit
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