DOCSLIB.ORG

Pinchas July 10, 2020

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

continued on back back on continued the host should make the guest feel as as feel guest the make should host the renewal of the relationship between between relationship the of renewal this approach toward treating a guest; guest; a treating toward approach this Sukkos is the celebration of the the of celebration the is Sukkos However, there is another way to view view to way another is there However, the first insight of the Vilna Gaon; Gaon; Vilna the of insight first the conduct. conduct. what the Torah wishes to teach us. us. teach to wishes Torah the what Sukkos. This comment dovetails with with dovetails comment This Sukkos. upon their faces and through their their through and faces their upon the guest. This, of course, is not not is course, of This, guest. the Vilna Gaon, refers to the holiday of of holiday the to refers Gaon, Vilna whose spiritual greatness is visible visible is greatness spiritual whose host displays a lack of interest toward toward interest of lack a displays host “Found us pleasing,” explains the the explains pleasing,” us “Found Jewish People have merited leaders leaders merited have People Jewish away at what the guest is offered, the the offered, is guest the what at away loved us, and found us pleasing. pleasing. us found and us, loved history, and even in our times, the the times, our in even and history, first approach is that by whittling whittling by that is approach first that Hashem chose the Jewish People, People, Jewish the chose Hashem that shone like the moon. Throughout Throughout moon. the like shone Shemone Esrei Shemone hospitality in one of two ways. The The ways. two of one in hospitality , we say say we , holiday the In like the sun, and Yehoshua’s face face Yehoshua’s and sun, the like Shemone Esrei Shemone the aforementioned method of of method aforementioned the recited on holidays. holidays. on recited the Sages teach that Moshe’s face shone shone face Moshe’s that teach Sages OH, explains that a host can approach approach can host a that explains OH, Gaon is regarding a phrase we recite in in recite we phrase a regarding is Gaon leader of the Jewish People. Our Our People. Jewish the of leader of the Telshe Yeshiva in Cleveland, Cleveland, in Yeshiva Telshe the of The second insight from the Vilna Vilna the from insight second The appointed to succeed Moshe as the the as Moshe succeed to appointed Rabbi Dovid Goldberg, Rosh Yeshiva Yeshiva Rosh Goldberg, Dovid Rabbi presence among the Jewish People. Jewish the among presence In this week’s parsha, Yehoshua is is Yehoshua parsha, week’s this In marked the renewal of Hashem’s Hashem’s of renewal the marked guests. our treat penny from him!” from penny korbanos of the Golden Calf, and their return return their and Calf, Golden the of we how and the between not a man – I wouldn’t take a a take wouldn’t I – man a not had departed following the disaster disaster the following departed had comparison the is what Furthermore, from him? He looks like an angel, angel, an like looks He him? from sin of the Golden Calf. These clouds clouds These Calf. Golden the of sin time. over decrease, not increase, pharmacist said, “Take money money “Take said, pharmacist forgave them on Yom Kippur for the the for Kippur Yom on them forgave would hospitality one’s that expect the the it. take to refused man the to the Jewish People after Hashem Hashem after People Jewish the to would One puzzling: is Medrash This but but pharmacist, the to money the Clouds of Glory that returned returned that Glory of Clouds the of Sukkos that decreased daily. daily. decreased that Sukkos of accompanying him handed the the handed him accompanying Rather, the Sukkah commemorates commemorates Sukkah the Rather, korbanos (offerings) (offerings) the by manifested he person person he T purchase. a make to upon their departure from Egypt. Egypt. from departure their upon decrease one’s level of generosity, as as generosity, of level one’s decrease Leibowitz visited was at a pharmacy pharmacy a at was visited Leibowitz accompanied the Jewish People People Jewish the accompanied and finally vegetables. One should should One vegetables. finally and On another occasion, Rabbi Rabbi occasion, another On of the Clouds of Glory that that Glory of Clouds the of on day three, meat, then beans, beans, then meat, three, day on a person!” a the Sukkah is not a commemoration commemoration a not is Sukkah the On day two, the guest is served fish, fish, served is guest the two, day On Only G-d could have created such such created have could G-d Only People in the desert, explains that that explains desert, the in People day, one serves fattened poultry. poultry. fattened serves one day, Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. Evolution. of Theory Darwin’s of Glory that protected the Jewish Jewish the protected that Glory of staying for some time. On the first first the On time. some for staying “Rabbi Leibowitz disproves disproves Leibowitz “Rabbi commemorates Hashem’s Clouds Clouds Hashem’s commemorates should have toward a guest who is is who guest a toward have should key to the city, and commented, commented, and city, the to key Talmud (Sukkah 11a) that the Sukkah Sukkah the that 11a) (Sukkah Talmud teaches us the proper conduct one one conduct proper the us teaches presented Rabbi Leibowitz with the the with Leibowitz Rabbi presented commenting on the teaching of the the of teaching the on commenting cites a Medrash Tanchuma that this this that Tanchuma Medrash a cites of New York City. The mayor mayor The City. York New of the Vilna Gaon. The Vilna Gaon, Gaon, Vilna The Gaon. Vilna the this decline. Rashi (Bamidbar 29:36) 29:36) (Bamidbar Rashi decline. this with Jimmy Walker, the mayor mayor the Walker, Jimmy with be explained with two insights from from insights two with explained be various explanations provided for for provided explanations various At one point, Rabbi Leibowitz met met Leibowitz Rabbi point, one At korbanos of Sukkos? Perhaps this can can this Perhaps Sukkos? of the seventh day of Sukkos. There are are There Sukkos. of day seventh the What does this have to do with the the with do to have this does What impression on all who met him. met who all on impression so on, ending with seven bulls on on bulls seven with ending on, so and his saintly ways made a great great a made ways saintly his and family. family. and third the on eleven second, the York during his time in America, America, in time his during York is made to feel like a member of the the of member a like feel to made is on twelve day, first the on brought Rabbi Leibowitz stayed in New New in stayed Leibowitz Rabbi of the household receive, the guest guest the receive, household the of are bulls Thirteen next. the to day needed funds for his yeshiva. yeshiva. his for funds needed providing him what other members members other what him providing one from steadily decline bulls, the United States to raise badly- raise to States United what the guest is offered, eventually eventually offered, is guest the what offered, animals the of one as unique, Yeshiva in Poland, came to the the to came Poland, in Yeshiva korbanos provide for him. By slowly decreasing decreasing slowly By him. for provide are Sukkos on brought Yeshiva (Dean) of the Kaminetz Kaminetz the of (Dean) Yeshiva as the host goes out of his way to to way his of out goes host the as The festivals. different the during Ber Leibowitz (1862-1939), Rosh Rosh (1862-1939), Leibowitz Ber korbanos often feel like a burden to the host, host, the to burden a like feel often brought were that (offerings) During the 1920s, Rabbi Boruch Boruch Rabbi 1920s, the During if he is part of the family. A guest will will guest A family. the of part is he if different the discusses parsha The by Rabbi Chaim Yeshia Feeman Yeshia Chaim Rabbi by Shining Through Shining Good Hospitality Good A Taste of Torah of Taste A Stories for the Soul the for Stories July 10, 2020 10, July Parshas Pinchas Parshas Kollel Happenings Parsha Quizzers KOLLEL CLASSES CONTINUE The six items below can be found in Rashi’s commentary to this week’s VIA ZOOM MEETING parsha. Can you figure out where they are? (Answers on bottom) 1) Royal demotion 4) The right crime The Kollel is continuing many 2) Family feud 5) Keep it in the family of its classes and offering 3) Entrance for women 6) Just the two of us new classes via Zoom Meeting. You can tune in to live classes online or call in on a phone. For a full Lives of Our Torah Leaders schedule and the links and Rabbi Menashe ben Yisrael - Part XII phone numbers to access At this point, when it seemed Rabbi remain in Amsterdam. this treasure trove of Torah, Menashe would depart Amsterdam It is unclear exactly when all this took visit www.denverkollel.org or for Brazil, two wealthy Jewish brothers, place. Some sources put the founding email [email protected]. Avraham and Yitzchak Pereira, stepped of the yeshiva at 1640, while others in to prevent the departure of such say that it was founded in 1644, when BUILD YOUR LEGACY AND an illustrious Torah personality from SECURE THE FUTURE OF Avraham Pereira joined his brother their community.
Recommended publications
  • The Jewish Observer L DR

    The Jewish Observer L DR

    CHESHVAN, 5738 I OCTOBER 1977 VOLUME XII, NUMBER 8 fHE EWISH SEVENTY FIVE CENTS "Holocaust" - a leading Rosh Yeshiva examines the term and the tragic epoch it is meant to denote, offering the penetrating insights of a Daas Torah perspective on an era usually clouded with emo­ tion and misconception. "Holocaust Literature" - a noted Torah educator cuts a path through ever-mounting stacks of popular and scholarly works on "Churban Europe," highlighting the lessons to be learned and the pitfalls to be avoided. THE JEWISH BSERVER in this issue "Holocaust" - A Study of the Term, and the Epoch it is Meant to Describe, from a discourse by Rabbi Yitzchok Hutner K"t:l•7w. translated by Chaim Feuerman and Yaakov Feitman ......... .3 Dealing With "Ch urban Europa", THE JEWISH OB.SERVER is publi$ed a review article by Joseph Elias .................................................... 10 monthly, excePt July and August, by the Agudath Israel of America, 5 Beekman St., New York, N.Y. Thumb Prints, Simcha Bunem Unsdorfer r, .. , ................................ 19 10038. Second class postage paid at New York, N.Y. Subscription: Torah Ambassadors at large $7.50 per year; Two years, $13.00; Three years, $18.00; outside of the I. Bringing Torah to the Valley, Moshe Turk ....................... 22 United States $8.50 per year. II. The Mexico City Junket, Single copy seventy~five cents. Printed in the U.S.A. Suri Rosenberg and Rochel Zucker ........................ 25 Letters to the Editor ............................................................................ 30 RABBI N1ssoN WotrJN Editor Subscribe ------Clip.andsave------- Editorial Board The Jewish Observer l DR. ERNST L. BODENHEIMER Chairman Renew 5 Beekman Street/ New York, N.Y.
  • When Unity Reigned: Yom Ha-Azma’Ut 1954

    When Unity Reigned: Yom Ha-Azma’Ut 1954

    51 When Unity Reigned: Yom ha-Azma’ut 1954 By: ELAZAR MUSKIN A number of years ago while I rummaged through a box of old pa- pers and memorabilia that belonged to my late father, Rabbi Jacob Muskin z”l, of Cleveland, Ohio, a stained yellow mimeographed paper fell on my lap. As I picked it up, I began to realize that I was holding an historic document. The paper was folded in half and on the front cover it read, “Sixth Anniversary Celebration Israel Independence Day, Sunday May 9, 1954, Iyar 6, 5714.” The front cover also indicated the loca- tion of the celebration, The Taylor Road Synagogue Auditorium in Cleveland Heights, Ohio and noted that the event was sponsored by an organization called “The Orthodox Jewish Association of Cleveland.”1 1 In my letter to Rabbi Shubert Spero dated 2 July, 1997 I asked him a number of questions including: What was this sponsoring organization “The Orthodox Jewish Association”? How long did it exist? Who was Dr. David Magid, its President? In his letter dated 19 August, 1997 Rabbi Spero responded: “Shortly after my arrival in Cleveland I was called to a meeting with Rabbis E.M. Bloch and C.M. Katz z”l (who were very close to my late uncles, H.I. and B.E. Spero z”l, who were instrumental in bringing the Yeshiva to Cleveland) who told me that the Roshei Yeshiva did not wish to isolate themselves from the ‘city’ but rather saw themselves as a part of the general commu- nity and, given the sad state of Orthodoxy, felt a religious obligation to work for the ideals of Torah.
  • Roster of Religious Personnel Page 1 Compiled by Earl Pruce

    Roster of Religious Personnel Page 1 Compiled by Earl Pruce

    4/25/2019 Roster of Religious Personnel Page 1 Compiled by Earl Pruce Name Title Position Congregation / Organization Location Date Death Date Abelow, Peter (Dr.) Principal Beth Tfiloh Congregation High School --1989 Abramowitz, Abraham Rabbi Anshe Neisen Congregation Nov. 15, 1926 Abramowitz, Abraham Rabbi Tifereth Israel Congregation of Forest Park Forest Park Nov. 15, 1926 Abrams, Mendel L., Dr. Rabbi Beth Torah Congregation Hyattsville 1989, 1996, 1997 Abramson, Barry Ephraim Rabbi Shochet 1999- Abramson, Mordechai Rabbi Shochet 1989 Ackerman, Everett S. Rabbi Moses Montefiore Emunath Israel Woodmoor Hebrew Congregation 1978-1998? Ackerson, Mitchell S. Rabbi Chaplain Sinai Hospital 1993-- Adashek, Steven Mohel M.D. Mohel, 2004 Adler, Abraham Rabbi Anshe Sphard Congregation Feb. 17, 1920 Adler, Elan Rabbi Associate Rabbi Beth Tfiloh Congregation July 1993--Jan 2001 Adler, Elan Rabbi "Rabbi Designate" Moses Montefiore Anshe Emunah, Liberty Jewish Center Jan 2001 Adler, Joseph Cantor Har Zion Congregation 1928?-1933 Adler, L. Rabbi Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol Congregation Adler, Leon Rabbi Temple Emanuel Kensington 1953-1988 1988 Aftel, Jeffrey Rabbi Hebrew Day School Montgomery County 2001 Agus, Jacob B. Rabbi Beth El Congregation 1950-1980 Sept. 26, 1986 Albrecht, Avraham (Avi) Cantor Beth Tfiloh Congregation 1996- Alpern, Ian Cantor Beth Israel Congregation 1969-- Alter,Joel Rabbi Shoshana S Cardin Community H S Baltimore 2002 Altman, Solomon B. Cantor Har Zion Congregation 1934-5, 1941 Altmeyer, ? Cantor Temple Oheb Shalom 1853? Altshul, William Rabbi Hebrew Academy of Greater Washington Silver Spring 1996, 1997,2004 Amerling, Suzanne (Dr.) Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Religious School 1989, 1990 Anemer, Gedaliah Rabbi Yeshiva Boys School Silver Spring 1989 Anemer, Gedaliah Rabbi Young Israel Shomrai Emunah Congregation Silver Spring 1989-92, 1996, 1997 Ansell (Anshel), Rev.
  • T S Form, 990-PF Return of Private Foundation

    T S Form, 990-PF Return of Private Foundation

    t s Form, 990-PF Return of Private Foundation OMB No 1545-0052 or Section 4947(a)(1) Nonexempt Charitable Trust Department of the Treasury Treated as a Private Foundation Internal Revenue service Note. The foundation may be able to use a copy of this return to satisfy state report! 2006 For calendar year 2006, or tax year beginning , and ending G Check all that a Initial return 0 Final return Amended return Name of identification Use the IRS foundation Employer number label. Otherwise , HE DENNIS BERMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION INC 31-1684732 print Number and street (or P O box number if mail is not delivered to street address) Room/suite Telephone number or type . 5410 EDSON LANE 220 301-816-1555 See Specific City or town, and ZIP code C If exemption application is pending , check here l_l Instructions . state, ► OCKVILLE , MD 20852-3195 D 1. Foreign organizations, check here Foreign organizations meeting 2. the 85% test, ► H Check type of organization MX Section 501(c)(3) exempt private foundation check here and attach computation = Section 4947(a)(1) nonexempt chartable trust 0 Other taxable private foundation E If private foundation status was terminated I Fair market value of all assets at end of year J Accounting method 0 Cash Accrual under section 507(b)(1)(A), check here (from Part ll, col (c), line 16) 0 Other (specify) F If the foundation is in a 60-month termination $ 5 010 7 3 9 . (Part 1, column (d) must be on cash basis) under section 507 (b)( 1 ► )( B ) , check here ► ad 1 Analysis of Revenue and Expenses ( a) Revenue and ( b) Net investment (c) Adjusted net ( d) Disbursements (The total of amounts in columns (b), (c), and (d) may not for chartable purposes necessary equal the amounts in column (a)) expenses per books income income (cash basis only) 1 Contributions , gifts, grants , etc , received 850,000 .
  • The Lithuanian Jewish Community of Telšiai

    The Lithuanian Jewish Community of Telšiai

    The Lithuanian Jewish Community of Telšiai By Philip S. Shapiro1 Introduction This work had its genesis in an initiative of the “Alka” Samogitian Museum, which has undertaken projects to recover for Lithuanians the true history of the Jews who lived side-by-side with their ancestors. Several years ago, the Museum received a copy of the 500-plus-page “yizkor” (memorial) book for the Jewish community of Telšiai,2 which was printed in 1984.3 The yizkor book is a collection of facts and personal memories of those who had lived in Telšiai before or at the beginning of the Second World War. Most of the articles are written in Hebrew or Yiddish, but the Museum was determined to unlock the information that the book contained. Without any external prompting, the Museum embarked upon an ambitious project to create a Lithuanian version of The Telshe Book. As part of that project, the Museum organized this conference to discuss The Telshe Book and the Jewish community of Telšiai. This project is of great importance to Lithuania. Since Jews constituted about half of the population of most towns in provincial Lithuania in the 19th Century, a Lithuanian translation of the book will not only give Lithuanian readers a view of Jewish life in Telšiai but also a better knowledge of the town’s history, which is our common heritage. The first part of this article discusses my grandfather, Dov Ber Shapiro, who was born in 1883 in Kamajai, in the Rokiškis region, and attended the Telshe Yeshiva before emigrating in 1903 to the United States, where he was known as “Benjamin” Shapiro.
  • The Corona Ushpizin

    The Corona Ushpizin

    אושפיזי קורונה THE CORONA USHPIZIN Rabbi Jonathan Schwartz PsyD Congregation Adath Israel of the JEC Elizabeth/Hillside, NJ סוכות תשפא Corona Ushpizin Rabbi Dr Jonathan Schwartz 12 Tishrei 5781 September 30, 2020 משה תקן להם לישראל שיהו שואלים ודורשים בענינו של יום הלכות פסח בפסח הלכות עצרת בעצרת הלכות חג בחג Dear Friends: The Talmud (Megillah 32b) notes that Moshe Rabbeinu established a learning schedule that included both Halachic and Aggadic lessons for each holiday on the holiday itself. Indeed, it is not only the experience of the ceremonies of the Chag that make them exciting. Rather, when we analyze, consider and discuss why we do what we do when we do it, we become more aware of the purposes of the Mitzvos and the holiday and become closer to Hashem in the process. In the days of old, the public shiurim of Yom Tov were a major part of the celebration. The give and take the part of the day for Hashem, it set a tone – חצי לה' enhanced not only the part of the day identified as the half of the day set aside for celebration in eating and enjoyment of a חצי לכם for the other half, the different nature. Meals could be enjoyed where conversation would surround “what the Rabbi spoke about” and expansion on those ideas would be shared and discussed with everyone present, each at his or her own level. Unfortunately, with the difficulties presented by the current COVID-19 pandemic, many might not be able to make it to Shul, many Rabbis might not be able to present the same Derashos and Shiurim to all the different minyanim under their auspices.
  • Shabbos Shacharis Zmanim-Minyan by the Minute

    Shabbos Shacharis Zmanim-Minyan by the Minute

    Shabbos Shacharis Zmanim‐Minyan By The Minute Vasikin Yeshivas Brisk 9:00 Adas Bnei Israel 7:00 Anshe Motele Adas Yeshurun 7:15 Kehilath Jacob Beth Samuel BAY Shul 7:25 Adas Yeshurun Beth Sholom Ahavas Achim Ezras Israel Mechitzah Minyon Heritage Russian Jewish Cong. 7:30 Kehilat Chovevei Tzion Kehilat Chovevei Tzion (Ashkenaz) K.I.N.S. of West Rogers Park Kehilath Jacob Beth Samuel Sha'arei Tzedek Mishkan Yair K.I.N.S. of West Rogers Park 8:00 Chicago Community Kollel Lubavitch Chabad of Skokie Kollel Ateres Ami (Russian) Or Torah Kollel Zichron Eliyahu Park Plaza Synagogue Or Torah Poalei Tzedek Telshe Yeshiva Yehuda Moshe 8:15 Bais Medrash Torah Utfillah Young Israel of Chicago Hebrew Theological College Young Israel of Northbrook Ohel Shalom Torah Center Young Israel of Skokie 8:20 Adas Yeshurun Young Israel of WRP 8:30 Agudath Israel Bikur Cholim 9:10 Khal Ohr Yisocher Chodorov Agudath Israel of West Rogers Park Shevet Achim/Buckingham Pavilion Bais Chaim Dovid 9:15 Ezras Israel Mechitzah Minyon Bais Yitzchok Darchei Noam of Glenbrook CCTC‐Chesed L'Avrohom Or Menorah Or Torah Yavneh‐ Newberger Hillel Center Sephardic Congregation Yisraelink Skokie Community Kollel 9:30 Anshei Lubavitch Yeshivas Brisk Bais Menachem Nusach Ari 8:40 Persian (Iran) Hebrew Bnei Reuven 8:45 Adas Yeshurun Chabad of Bucktown Anshe Motele Chabad of Wilmette‐ Kesser Maariv Lubavitch Chabad of Northbrook Bais Hamedrash Mikor Hachaim Lubavitch Chabad of the Gold Coast Bnei Reuven Mishna Ugemora Sha'arei Tzedek Mishkan Yair Or Simcha Nusach Ashkenaz Shearith
  • Throughout the World, Chai Lifeline Is There Forthe Children and Families Who Are Stricken with Serious Illnesses

    Throughout the World, Chai Lifeline Is There Forthe Children and Families Who Are Stricken with Serious Illnesses

    Throughout the world, Chai Lifeline is there forthe children and families who are stricken with serious illnesses. hen a child is sick with a ing. Serious illness has a complex effect serious illness the whole on every family member involved. Chai WJewish community feels the Lifeline offers advice, solutions and a pain. And Chai Lifeline gives every Jew whole lot more. In New York, Miami, the opportunity to care and actually The Midwest, London and Israel, Chai make a difference in the lives of these Lifeline reaches out and literally saves children and their families around the world. lives through its extensive programs of support. Through a variety of necessary, effective and creative Without Chai Lifeline, a Jewish child with a serious programs, Chai illness would be left alone to suffer. With Chai Lifeline holds the Lifeline that child and his family has the support of hands of thousands of the entire Jewish community. suffering children and their families and gives Help make the lives of thousands of suffering them the hope and children and their families a lot easier. Give to courage they need to Chai Lifeline and give each and every seriously survive. A hope that ill child the courage and the only the Jewish community can give. hope needed to survive. The children need tutors. The parents need advice and support. The siblings need understand- Programs-----------------------------·· Camp Simcha-in Memory of Dr. Samuel Abraham • Camp Simcha Israel • H.E.L.P-Homebound Educational Learning Program • Jacquelyn Wigs Fund • H.E.A.R.T.-Hebrew Enrichment & Remedial Tutoring • 6x Chai Volunteer Prag.
  • Simcha Guide

    Simcha Guide

    2 Stores/Restaurants Bakeries Tel Aviv Kosher Bakery: 2944 W. Devon Ave., Chicago ……………………….…773-764-8877 Bookstores Kesher Stam: 2817 W. Touhy Ave., Chicago .................................................................. 773-973-7826 Rosenblum’s World of Judaica: 9153 Gross Point Road., Skokie ............................... 773-262-1700 Candy Trays Lolipop .................................................................................................................................. 773-956-3397 Florists A Gentle Wind: 2744 W. Touhy Ave., Chicago ............................................................. 773-761-1365 Honey’s Bunch .................................................................................................................... 773-338-9166 Food Markets Hungarian Kosher Supermarket: 4020 Oakton St., Skokie ........................................... 847-674-8008 Jewel: 2485 Howard St., Evanston .................................................................................... 847-328-9791 Kol Tuv Kosher Foods: 2938 W. Devon Ave., Chicago ............................................... 773-764-1800 Mariano’s: 3358 W. Touhy Ave., Skokie .......................................................................... 847-763-8801 Romanian Kosher Sausage: 7200 N. Clark St., Chicago ................................................ 773-761-4141 Restaurants The main Chicago Hechsher for restaurants is the CRC. Please call 773-465-3900 with questions. Dunkin Donuts (dairy): 3132 W. Devon, Chicago ........................................................
  • Israel & Overseas Needs and Jewish Peoplehood ...$46.36

    Israel & Overseas Needs and Jewish Peoplehood ...$46.36

    FISCAL YEAR 2017 Local Human Needs.................................... $55.07 million Serving poor families, people with disabilities, at-risk children, seniors and others with special needs Partners include: Jewish Child & Family Services, CJEMission SeniorLife, Jewish Vocational Service, Mount Sinai Hospital, The ARK, Maot Chitim, HIAS Chicago, SHALVA, Dina & Eli Field EZRA Multi-Service Center, Center for People with Disabilities,The Je Holocaustwish Uni tCommunityed Fund of Services, Metropolitan and Defiant Chica Requiemgo is theFund one for Holocaustorganization Services that impacts every aspect of local and global Jewish life, providing human services for Jews and others Israel & Overseas Needs and Jewish Peoplehood ............. $46.36 million in need, creating Jewish experiences and strengthening Jewish community connections. Helping Jews in Israel and 70 countries around the world Partners include: Jewish Agency for Israel, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Partnership Together, Kyiv Kehilla, World ORT, BINA, ELEM, Etgarim, Foundation for the Benefit of Holocaust Victims in Israel, Hunger/Medical Needs in the Former Soviet Union, Interagency Taskforce, iRep, Israel Children’s Zone, Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism, Israel Sports Center for the Disabled, Israel Trauma Coalition, Jewish People Policy Institute, Krembo Wings, Masorti Movement, Schechter Institutes/Midreshet Yerushalayim, Hillel in Kyiv, NATAL: Israel Trauma Center for Victims of Terror and War, Nirim in the Neighborhood, Ohr Torah Stone, Revadim,
  • Dinner Reception

    Dinner Reception

    CEL E B R A TIN G T O R A H L E A R N I N G t w e n t y - f o u rth dinn e r r e c e ption honoring Ezra & Leah Rubin I N DIV IDUAL | FAMI L Y | C OMMUNITY Honoring Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT & JACKIE WEISS GUESTS OF HONOR Mr. and Mrs. LARRY & MIMI KUCZYNSKI KESSER SHEM TOV Monday, February 19 "' The Treetop Ballroom 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail It is a great privilege for us to honor Ezra and Leah Rubin. Their dedicated friendship towards the Kollel and their commitment to living, and raising a family with an ever-stronger Torah commitment has earned them the love and respect of the so many families in our community. They are role-models of Midos Tovos and Hatzneia Leches as they always seek to only do what is just, honest and right. We are honored to recognize them by presenting them with our Kesser Shem Tov Award. A special thank you to our amazing dinner committee. You have given of your time, expertise, and passion to make this year’s dinner such a remarkable expression of Kavod Hatorah: Mr. Robert Moskovitz Rabbi Eli Riesel Rabbi Chaim Summer Mrs. Rachelli Handler Mrs. Esty Jungreis Mrs. Tova Kahn Mrs. Micky Klein Mrs. Rivka Kravetz Mrs. Malka Lampert Mrs. Blimi Levy Mrs. Tehila Rabhan A very special thank you to Reena Goldberger for an EPIC event! ים את דבר אשר יק י התור רוך ה הז ב את - - We at the Kollel, and indeed the entire community, owe a debt of appreciation to all of you, the supporters of the Miami Beach Community Kollel.
  • Tiferes Gedaliah Yeshiva Gedolah

    Tiferes Gedaliah Yeshiva Gedolah

    YESHIVA OF GREATER WASHINGTON – TIFERES GEDALIAH YESHIVA GEDOLAH “The Yeshiva of Greater Washington has imbued within me the education, motivation and sense of community that is needed to become a Rabbi of a shul.” RABBI AVI MAMMON RAV OF CONGREGATION LIGHT OF ISRAEL, ROCHESTER, NY “YGW provided me with the balance I needed to continue learning in Yeshiva while pursuing the degree I required to be successful in the corporate environment.” MR. JORDAN BERKOWITZ ACCOUNTANT, CLEVELAND, OH “R’ Ahron’s approach on how to be mechazek each of us was custom-tailored to each individual. The advice and mussar I received from both R’ Lopiansky and R’ Reingold, privately and personally, have given me (ironically, more-so in recent years despite the fact that my time in Yeshiva was 18 years ago) the strength to continue to balance a life in a very demanding profession while not losing sight of the centrality of Limud Torah and Shmiras Hamitzvos.” DR. JOSE GREENSPON PEDIATRIC SURGEON, CHESTERFIELD, MO OUR FOUNDERS HARAV GEDALIAH ANEMER, ZT”L, HARAV YITZCHOK MERKIN, was one of the premier talmidim of Yoshev Rosh of the Yeshiva of Greater Telshe Yeshiva under Rav Elya Meir Washington, is a world renowned Bloch, zt”l and Rav Chaim Morde- mechanech, and is a talmid of Rav chai Katz, zt”l. He was the founding Yitzchak Hutner, zt”l. He is one of Rav of Young Israel Shomrai Emu- the leaders of Torah Umesorah and nah for half of a century and was has spent many decades training the founder of the Yeshiva of Greater Washington-Tiferes rebbeim and advising menahalim across the country.