The Monthly Publication of the Young Israel of Hollywood - Ft

Home , David Lau, Hanoch Teller, Kiddush levana, Shlomo Amar, Simcha Bunim Cohen, Yisrael Meir Lau

VOLUME 12, ISSUE 11 TAMUZ/AV 5780 / JULY/AUGUST 2020 EDITION

THE MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF THE YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD - FT. LAUDERDALE Alan Mendelsohn, M.D. Nathan Klein, O.D. 954.894.1500

Welcome to Eye Surgeons and Consultants! WE USE THE MOST ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND CUSTOMIZE OUR SERVICE TO YOUR EYES!

SERVICES For your convenience, we also have a full service optical dispensary Laser Cataract Surgery with the highest quality and huge selection of the latest styles of Laser Vision Correction eyeglasses and sunglasses, including: Glaucoma Laser Surgery Comprehensive Eye Exams Oliver Peoples • Michael Kors • Barton Perreira • Tom Ford • Burberry Macular Degeneration Marc Jacobs • Lily Pulitzer • Mont Blanc • Nike Flexon • Silhouette Diabetic Eye Exams Glaucoma Exams We provide personalized, professional care using Red Eye Evaluations a state-of-the-art computerized in-house laboratory. Dry Eye EXTENDED HOURS: MON: 7:30AM – 8:00PM Contact Lens Exams TUE – FRI: 7:30AM – 4:30PM • SUN: 7:30AM – 11:30AM Scleral Contact Lenses 4651 Sheridan Street, Suite 100, Hollywood, FL 33021 • 954.894.1500

PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE: www.myeyesurgeons.com for sight-saving suggestions!

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 3 RABBI’S MESSAGE CONSOLATION THROUGH RECONSIDERATION The Shabbat after Tisha B’Av is referred to by the special Loving G-d must express itself in actions. Rabbi Avi Weiss Haftorah that we read, Shabbat Nachamu. The term “nechama” tells a story: Whenever his parents flew to New York, it was his is generally translated as “comfort” or “consolation.” In the responsibility to meet them at the airport. One time, his father aftermath of the Churban Beit Hamikdash, the prophet Isaiah called to say that their arrival was moved up by a day…. conveys a message of hope. But the word nechama means Professing my deep love for my parents, I insisted that I couldn't something else as well. change my schedule on such short notice. “You became a hot The very first time the word is used is in Parshat Bereishit shot Rabbi,” my father responded, “and don't have time for your parents?” “I love you deeply,” I protested, “but it's difficult to .וינחם ה' כי עשה את האדם בארץ, ויתעצב אל לבו :(6:6) If we were to translate this using the word comfort, it would alter plans at the last moment.” To which my father responded read that God was consoled by the fact that He created man, and with a memorable line “Don't love me so much, just pick me up His heart was saddened. Rather, we translate the verse as, “And at the airport!” God reconsidered having made man on earth, and He had What is true of our love towards Hashem must be a guiding heartfelt sadness.” force in all of our relationships. Love must be something we Another example of the root nechama in the Torah is in show with actions, and not merely relegated to our thoughts and Parshat Ki Tisa, in the leining we read on fast days (Shemot words. The Gemara in Yoma explains that Ve’ahavta mandates (2 .וינחם ה' על הרעה אשר דבר לעשות לעמו :(32:14 It does not translate as, “And God was comforted over the us: Sheyehay Shem Shamayim Mitahev al yadecha. evil that He said He would mete out against His people.” Rather, We might assume that our love for G-d is meant to be a it means, “And God reconsidered regarding the evil that he private affair, one that need not affect or be known by anyone declared he would do to His people.” else- our devotion can be kept personal and confidential. Nechama means a change of perspective that can lead to a However on this Shabbat Nachamu, Rashi tells us to reconsider; change from the current or most expected attitude or to think expansively and realize that Hashem wants us to love conventional wisdom. In the immediate aftermath of tragedy the G-d, and to be Jewish, in such a way that others love G-d and in only response should be grief. Although it is a human tendency ways that other Jews are proud of their identity. In our Parsha we to seek the silver lining, we are supposed to sit with the loss at learn that this mandate extends beyond our fellow Jew and least for a bit before putting it into any context of consolation. includes creating a proper impression of Torah to general non- That is why the Mishna tells us that if something bad happens Jewish society as well. (4: 6 Ki Hi Chachmatchem Uvinatchem that may have long term positive results (such as terrible flooding L’einei Ha’amim.) which in the long term may be beneficial for agriculture) we are 3) We are to love Hashem B’chol Levavcha with all our mandated nonetheless to say the bracha over tragedy- Dayan hearts. Rashi quotes the Talmud in Berachot that the word levav Haemet. The process of nechama means that after facing the alludes to a plurality of hearts. This means that we are to love situation we are then allowed, and encouraged, to alter our G-d with both our Inclinations: The Good and the Bad. We might perspective and think differently, in order to see the silver lining/ think that the Mitzvah of Ahavat Hashem is confined to our the positive than can emerge/ the hope for the future. positive midot and actions. However on this Shabbat Nachamu This is how we should understand the story at the end of Rashi teaches us to reconsider and realize that with true love, you Tractate Makkot. Akiva Nechamtanu- Rabbi Akiva has caused take the good with the bad. You hold nothing back; rather you the other Rabbis to think differently as it relates to destruction work to recognize those tendencies that can be detrimental – such and redemption. as ego, selfishness, impatience – and either repress them as an Shabbat Nachamu is not merely a Shabbat of Consolation. It expression of love or look for ways in which those traits can be is a Shabbat of Reconsideration. One during which we are utilized in a positive manner. encouraged to think more broadly and differently about ideas that On this Shabbat Nachamu we learn to reconsider our we thought we already knew. understanding of what love means. How we reconsider Ahavat It is not surprising that on Shabbat Nachamu we always read Hashem can be helpful in a parallel process of reconsidering how Parshat Vaetchanan. For within its reading and its interpretations we express love towards others: our spouses, children and our we are encouraged to look at ideas and seek a nechama, a new friends. Just like Ahavat Hashem, our love for others must find and fresh – even an unexpected – approach to familiar ideas. expression in action, it should be done in a way that impresses There are many such examples in the Parsha, I’d like to share and inspires others, and by a process in which we embrace who three that emerge from one phrase and can be described as “what we are- for better and for worse. Rethinking our assumptions we think G-d wants from us” versus what G-d really wants from about how we love G-d and others can make this Shabbat us, as explained by Rashi. Nachamu not only a time for reconsideration, but also a time for 1) Vaetchanan contains the familiar verses from the first consolation and hope. paragraph of Shema: Veahavta et Hashem elokecha: you should love G-d. We generally assume love to be a feeling. And yet on RABBI YOSEF WEINSTOCK this Shabbat Nachamu, Rashi encourages us to reconsider and realize that love must express itself in action: Asah Devarav Me’Ahavah.

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY 2020 PAGE 5

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE .

One of my closest friends recently suggested New ideas need to be developed. Whether it’s that we rename the days of the week during this programming, spirituality, educational - in all of the pandemic. Every day is “Blursday” as it is hard to areas the shul impacts the community and is distinguish one from the other given the limitations impacted by it. We need YOU more than ever to on what we can do. The challenge of maintaining support us - financially and with your efforts and the communal customs that add so much spice to ideas. If you were a founder or builder, now’s your our lives and our Judaism is especially acute chance for a next chapter in the contributions without the ability to congregate freely and interact you’ve made. If you came more recently and have with so many members of our community. benefitted so much from what was in place for you - now is your chance to add something new. This challenge becomes even clearer when we think about the part of the year that is fast While there are so many devastating approaching. We just past Shiva Asar B’Tammuz consequences to the pandemic, we could choose and are heading quickly toward Tisha B’Av, and to squeeze some good out of it. Let’s redouble our like all the other recent holidays, they are going to efforts to join together and improve the anchor of look very different than in years past. Turn a couple our community. In doing so we can turn strange of more calendar pages and we head into what times into strong times. promises to be a most unusual high holiday season. Wishing all of us a healthy, creative, productive summer! My last few columns have outlined many of the efforts the shul has made toward remaining David Lasko engaged with its members, from virtual minyanim PRESIDENT to online programming to rabbinic home visits and so many more. The infrastructure that was build and nurtured over so many years by our founders and builders allowed for us to maintain a good community presence, even in trying times.

However, as the length of these restrictions go on I’d like to propose a challenge to the membership. Those who built Young Israel of Hollywood-Fort Lauderdale could never have imagined a situation like this. It is one of those things one has to live through to even begin to understand. So this is an opportunity for those who built and those who came later.

1-305-546-8394

[email protected]

*** Extremely Reliable ***Highest Value For Your Home

*** First Class Service ***Always 100% Honest

***Maximize the Value of your house on any sale***

***Proud Young Israel Members since 2001***

Brand New Listings in The Lakes of Emerald Hills:  Fabulous 4 BR, 3 Bath, pool, 2 CG, gorgeous upgrades Asking $689,000  Completely Remodeled 5 BR, 3 Bath, 2 CG, pool on the Golf Course, STUNNING. Asking: $899,000.  4 BR, 4 Bath, on the ultra-exclusive Kasper Court, corner lot on the Golf Course, many upgrades. Asking: $1,375.000  Corner lot, 5 BR, 4 Bath, pool, 2 CG, Priced to SELL. Asking: $839,000.  6 BR, 4 ½ Bath, 2 CG, pool, steps away from the shul on the block. Asking $1,079,000.  The Woods of Emerald Hills 3BR, 2 ½ Bath + loft area, impact windows, gorgeous kitchen. Asking $514,900.  The Preserves, Breathtaking Deerwood Model-5 BD, 4 ½ Bath, pool for Sale $1,275,000 I have several private listing (not in the MLS), contact me directly for more information. If you want your home sold, I will get it done for you! #SharonBrandt #EmeraldHillsSpecialist #IListISell

HAVE A GREAT SUMMER EVERYONE

NEXT ISSUE: SEPTEMBER, 2020

Advertising Bulletin Rates per issue Doron Rachman

Business Banking Relationship Manager YIH Member Our bank is over 150 years old, and has over 41 billion in FULL PAGE: $400/$450 color assets. However, it is fairly unknown in South Florida and I have been asked to help increase its footprint in the HALF PAGE: $200 commercial space. QUARTER PAGE: $100 We provide services like Business Checking and BUSINESS CARD: $55 Savings accounts, Commercial Loans on Real Estate, SBA loans, Franchise Loans, Lines of Credit on Non-Member Business and Receivables, Mortgage Warehouse Lines FULL PAGE: $450/$500 Color for Mortgage Lenders, Asset Based Lending, Purchase HALF PAGE: $250 Cards and Business Credit Cards. In many cases, the bank will lend up to 90% of the QUARTER PAGE: $125 purchase price of a commercial owner occupied property. BUSINESS CARD: $65 Sometimes, we will even finance the closing cost!!!

Please call me any time for more information, Doron Cell: 954 914-4911 or [email protected]

While we request that our community and friends patronize the businesses advertised in our bulletin, we do not endorse the Kashrus reliability of any establishment or product. Please consult our Rabbi.

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 7 SOCIALLY DISTANT KRIYA’AT HATORAH IS THERE TALMUDIC PRECEDENT FOR OUR CURRENT PRACTICE? Rabbi Adam Frieberg [email protected]

With the slow and gradual reopening of minyanim throughout though that will make it impossible for him to read along from the Jewish world, (which are only appropriate for those who feel the text of the Sefer Torah? safe and comfortable being with others in a socially distant fashion), questions regarding ritual and religious protocols, that Rav Moshe Shternbuch3 argued that the oleh being were unfathomable just a few months ago, have been posed on a physically distant should not affect his ability to receive the daily basis to many of the world’s greatest halachic authorities. aliyah. He posits that while under ideal circumstances it is Questions have ranged from: when should davening begin (we certainly appropriate for the oleh to read along from the Sefer have opted, at least at the time I’m writing this, to begin from Torah, under these difficult, less than ideal, circumstances an yishtabach1), to how much singing should be allowed (we have exception can be made based on legal precedent. The Vilna allowed very little), to should tzedakah be collected (not at this Gaon explains that a blind person can certainly get an aliyah point in time), and the list goes on and on. Ritual practices, that even though he cannot see the words, and fulfills his obligation set the cadence of our thrice daily prayers, that we have taken as of reading the Torah through the halachic mechanism of a given for our entire lives, must be re-examined and retooled in “shomeh k’oneh/listening to something is as if you said it”. And order to accomplish our halachic needs in a medically safe way. since the real point of being beside the Torah when you say the blessing is to honor the Torah, and is not intrinsically connected One major question that has arisen, is how we should to the blessing, in these difficult circumstances an exception can arrange the reading of the Torah. We have all grown be made and the oleh could make the blessing from his seat. accustomed to “the way it’s always been”. The Ba’al Koreh reads each of the aliyot, with different men coming up to the Rav Asher Weiss, however, completely disagreed. He Torah and reciting a blessing before and after their aliyah. But is argued that even though the blind man cannot read the Torah, he there another way to do this? And is this the way it has always must, nonetheless, go up to the Torah and stand next to it. That been? is what makes him the oleh, literally someone who “goes up” to the Torah, which was historically on an elevated platform, a The Talmud2 explains that at first only one opening bimah. Rav Asher Weiss rejected the idea that simply calling the blessing was recited before the first aliyah and one closing person up to the Torah in the regular fashion, “ya’amod X son blessing was recited after the seventh aliyah, providing of X” would constitute going “up” to the Torah. bookends of blessings around the entire Torah reading. However, the Rabbis became concerned that those who come And so the question remains, according to Rav Asher late and/or leave early, would think that no blessing was Weiss, how should we conduct the reading of the Torah? Rav required before and after reading from the Torah. Therefore, Asher Weiss says that answer can be found no further than they ordained that each of the seven olim recited the berachot looking right at the Shulchan Aruch4. There it says that in a themselves, before and after each aliyah. situation where there is no one who knows how to read from the Torah except for one person5, that person should ascend to the What also emerges, is that it is clear that seven different Torah, recite the blessings before and after reading the aliyah, people got called to go up to the Torah. In Talmudic times, one and then repeat the process seven times. And so that is what we who got an aliyah would have to read his own section. Today, in have been doing in our minyanim and will continue to do until it order not to embarrass those who cannot lein properly, we have is safe for us to go back to giving out the aliyot. instituted the practice of having a Ba'al Keriah who reads the portion on behalf of all those who get aliyot. It is proper, however, for each oleh to read softly along with the Ba’al Keriah from the Sefer Torah. The question that we are currently faced with, is what should be done during this pandemic, when it is not safe for the oleh to stand so close to the Ba’al Koreh. May the oleh stand six feet away from the Ba’al Keriah even

1 While this does present its own set of ritual challenges, such as 2 Mesechet Megillah, 21a limiting the mourner’s opportunity to recite kaddish two 3 In a letter dated the 8th of Nissan, 5780, where he explained his additional times, as is normally done during the berachot part of halachic position on forming a minyan and reading Torah with shacharit, it was felt that the health advantage gained by asking ten men on their own individual balconies. worshippers to recite this section at home, and therefore limiting 4 Orech Chaim, 143:5 their amount of exposure to others (never mind their exposure to 5 As the common custom, at the time, was for each person to say the heat and bugs) outweighed this loss, as all that is technically the blessings and then read from the Torah for themselves required is for a mourner to recite kaddish once. during their aliyah

Yaakov Waldman PA ® REALTOR Realtor | Beachfront Realty, Inc. Martine Newman Residential & Commercial Brokerage Services Call/Text (954) 536-2424 (954) 326 - 8080 [email protected] FOR SALE WISHING THE COMMUNITY, A SAFE & HEALTHY SUMMER Build your dream home steps away Vacant Land  FOR RENT: 2/2 Fairways $1,695 – BEST DEAL from houses of worship. On over 12,320 sq.ft (almost  FOR SALE: 2/2 Golf course villa $379K – PENDING 1/3 acre) this lot is amazing. Asking $425,000.  FOR SALE: 4/3 Updated + pool only $599k – PENDING Emerald Hills Located in the heart of Emerald Hills 4  FOR SALE: 6/3 Golf course 2 garage + office $1,050,000 bed/2.5 bath pool home with a 2 car garage and an  FOR SALE: 3/3 + office Hollywood Oaks East -$895,000 Oversized den. Asking $589,000.

 FOR SALE: 8 Room hotel east FLL gross $350K asking $1.9M Emerald Hills Golf Course Estate home. 4 bed/4 bath SOLD. Arapahoe Farms Spacious and bright 6 bed/7 bath pool home. SOLD FOR RENT Hollywood Oaks Gorgeous 5

Bed/5.5 Bath plus office and playroom. Oversized corner lot with a pool on the east side asking $5,600. The Fairways 2 bed/2 bath RENTED

…...AND MANY MORE LISTED AND UNLISTED PROPERTIES

The Newman Group, LLC ◊ 3284 N. 29th Ct. ◊ Hollywood ◊ Florida ◊ 33020

[email protected] –A portion of each sale goes to Young Israel

Surfside: Miami Beach: 9433 Harding Ave 456 W. 41 St Surfside, FL 33154 Miami Beach, FL 33140 786-216-7467 305-532-4949

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 9 FACTS I DISCOVERED WHILE LOOKING UP OTHER THINGS Rabbi Edward Davis

LULAV AND LEMON. Rabbi Bernard (Yissochar Dov) THE MORTARA CASE. In 1858, the Papal States seized a Illowy (1814 Bohemia-1871 Cincinnati) was an Orthodox 6-year old boy, Edgardo Mortara, in Bologna. A Catholic Rabbi and Talmudist. He received his Semichah from the nurse did an emergency baptism on the child when he was Chattam Sofer in Pressburg and his PhD from the University a very sick infant. A fierce outcry was raised in the world of Budapest. Besides having knowledge of Latin, Greece, denouncing this kidnapping. There were international and Hebrew, he was fluent in German, English, French, and protests, including in the US. In December 1858, the New Italian. He came to the US in 1850 and served as a rabbi in York Times wrote 20 articles about the case. President NYC, Syracuse, Philadelphia, Baltimore, St. Louis, New James Buchanan’s government decided not to get involved. Orleans, and Cincinnati. He was an ardent opponent of the The UK did nothing. Sir Moses Montefiore went to Rome, Reform movement. He agreed with the South’s right to but the Pope, Pius IX, refused to see him. The Pope said secede from the Union and its right to own slaves. He came that according to Catholic law, a legal baptism is binding and to New Orleans in 1861 at a time when there were very few absolute. The Pope refused all protests, including from the Orthodox Rabbis in America. There were no Etrogim in New parents. The boy was raised under the Pope’s watchful eye. Orleans, and he was afraid that that situation might last for Edgardo remained a Catholic and actually became a priest. several years because of the Civil War. So he told his He died in Belgium in 1940, at age 88. [RED’s note: why did congregation to use lemons for the ritual. Do not say a the US government protest the Damascus Affair and not the Berachah. But this would make sure that the Mitzvah would Mortara case? Simple. In those years in America, there was not be forgotten! no Moslem vote, but there was a Catholic vote!]

EAT ON YOM KIPPUR. Rabbi Yisrael Salanter (Yisrael ben BULLFIGHTER FROM BROOKLYN. This was the title of Ze’ev Wolf Lipkin, 1809 Lithuania-1883 Konigsberg) was the an autobiography of Sidney Franklin (1906-1976), who was father of the Mussar movement. He became a master dye- the first very successful Jewish matador, the senior level of maker, enabling him to receive a permit allowing him to bullfighter. His nickname in Spanish was “El Torero de la travel freely within Russia. During a cholera epidemic in Torah.” (I kid you not!) He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. to Vilna in 1848, Rabbi Salanter ordered everyone to eat and Orthodox Jewish parents. He attended Columbia University, drink on Yom Kippur. He said it was an issue of Pikuach and studied commercial art. He went to Mexico to study Nefesh, life and death. He got up during Yom Kippur Mayan history and managed to see his first bullfight there, services and said Kiddush, ate and drank, to demonstrate and he was thoroughly attracted to the sport. It is a killer the importance of his Rabbinical decision during the sport, decisively thrilling and cruel. But as Franklin himself emergency at the time. He was criticized for his opinion, but wrote: it is an honest sport. He cannot reason with the bull. stood fast, and fervently believed in what he decided. (I once He cannot say to the bull: lie down and we’ll split the pot. was in attendance at a funeral in Scranton, PA on a very hot Franklin took his sport seriously, practiced a great deal and summer day, 101 degrees. It was Shiva Assar B’Tammuz, a fought bulls in Portugal, Mexico, Columbia, Panama, and fast day. The rabbi, a right-winger, Poskinned that anybody Spain. Ernest Hemingway wrote about Franklin in his book who shoveled should drink water. He had a case of water at “Death in the Afternoon” which is all about bullfighting. “He the cemetery and he and the rest of us had some water!) (Franklin) is a better, more intelligent, more scientific, and a more finished matador than all but about a few of the full THE DAMASCUS AFFAIR. In 1840, in Damascus, Syria, a matadors in Spain today, and the bullfighters know it and monk disappeared. And then a Blood Libel began. Thirteen have the utmost respect for him.” Religiously I don’t know Jews were arrested for the murder of the monk for ritual much about him, but I don’t see how he could have been purposes. This ignited a pogrom and Jews were injured, and observant at all. He was gay (which was unknown to the property, including the synagogue, was damaged. This public). ignited an international outcry, protesting this anti-Semitic event. Sir Moses Montefiore and many others came to the RUFUS LEARSI. (1887-1964). I have been reading Learsi’s Middle East to intercede on behalf of the imprisoned and book “The Jews in America: A History” published in 1954. It tortured Jewish prisoners. Western Europe governments got is a very thorough but dry read of Jewish history in America. involved, and President Van Buren officially protested. (Only At about page 200, I started to notice that the author’s name France backed the Syrian government at the time since was rather odd. It is Israel spelled backward. A strange France was involved in the running of the government.) Sir name indeed. I researched it and discovered that is the pen Moses ended up in Alexandria to negotiate for three weeks. name for Israel Goldberg. Born in Poland, he came to Finally they succeeded. Nine Jewish prisoners were America at a very young age, and was schooled in New released (four died during the torturing). The Ottoman York. He taught history and foreign language in high school. Empire issued an edict to stop any Blood Libel throughout Later he turned exclusively to writing. He was the founder their lands. and editor of World Over magazine. He chose the name Rufus because he had red hair.

Board Certi ed Pediatric Dentist CAROL CARMEL Comprehensive and preventive dental Broker-Associate care for infants, children, adolescents and 954-802-5426 [email protected] those with special needs. Over 25 Years of Great Experience and Success Selling

Homes in the Community.

Member THE PRESERVE OF EMERALD HILLS:  Spectacular, spacious, bright Hawthorne Model with upgrades you won’t find in any other 3 BD, 3.5 baths, 2 CG, expanded gourmet kosher kitchen, 30” porcelain tiles, vault ceilings, impact windows, stone tiled patio. Offered at $819,000 Also Offered for Rent at $4900/month. TOWNHOMES OF EMERALD HILLS:  Beautiful One Story Golf course View Townhome that features 3 BR, 2 baths, 1 CG & brand new Roof. Offered at $332,900. Hollywood Office Pembroke Pines Office HOLLYWOOD OAKS: 4420 Sheridan Street, Suite E 12301 Taft Street, Suite 300  Stunning 5 BR, Courtyard home on a ½ acre! Asking: Hollywood, FL 33021 Pembroke Pines, FL 33026 954-962-8311 954-435-5900 $1,499,000. SOLD If you are looking for a great home in Hollywood Oaks, call me www.browardpediatricdentists.com I may have others!

General and Family Dentistry | Veneers and Cosmetics Implants | Invisalign | Sleep Apnea Treatment

We are conveniently located in the Park Sheridan Plaza, Just across from TY Park, In Emerald Hills Call for Your Appointment Today! 954-963-6668 ERIC H. NAIERMAN D.D.S. 3333 Sheridan Street HollywoodFamilyDentist.com

DONATIONS Donna Breen in memory of Abby Ginsberg Abby’s Closet Alvin & Tamara Cohen to commemorate yahrzeit David & Joan Kornbluth in memory of Jeff Dach’s mother Norman & Arlene Ditchek to commemorate yizkor Dale Dach Benji Epstein In memory of Sam Baitner, father of Avi Baitner and Tsachi Baitner Herb & Edith Fishler in honor of the birth of Eli & Devora In memory of Edward Czinn’s mother Doris Czinn Avisar’s two new grandsons In honor of the birth of a grandson to Rabbi Yaakov & Charity Fund Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund Reva Homnick Charles Chernoff In memory of Jeff Dach’s mother Dale Dach Herb & Edith Fishler in memory of Leon & Leona Brauser Avie & Sara Friederwitzer to commemorate yizkor In memory of Beth-ann Gan’s mother Rachelle Gold in memory of Jeff Dach’s mother Dale Dach In memory of Jason Schulman’s father Deborah Greenberg to commemorate yahrzeit In honor of Larry & Sheila Strulowitz’s granddaughter’s David Harris in memory of Ed Czinn’s mother Doris Czinn Bat Mitzvah Avi & Sharon Frier In memory of Sam Baitner, father of Avi Baitner and Stan & Marla Frohlinger Tsachi Baitner Ben J. & Dorit Genet in memory of Jeff Dach’s mother Chaim & Samantha Hirsch to commemorate yahrzeit In memory of Sam Baitner, father of Avi Baitner and Robert & Debbie Hirsch to commemorate yahrzeit Tsachi Baitner Moshe Aharon Izsak Chaim & Samantha Hirsch in honor of Mark & Ettie Langer Joel Katz to commemorate yizkor David & Ilana Mark Adam Klein to commemorate yahrzeit Howard & Dena Seif in memory of Beryl Silverberg on his Sidney & Linda Klein to commemorate yahrzeit first yahrzeit Stephen & Roni Kurtz to commemorate yahrzeit Zachary & Alisa Schenker Ann Leshem Cindy & Eitan Siev to commemorate yizkor Ronnie Lustberg Leona Stein in memory of Bea Rubenfeld Barry & Carole Lynn to commemorate yahrzeit In memory of Binyamin Israel In memory of Leon & Leona Brauser Marc & Rita Morse to commemorate yahrzeit Moris & Lillian Tabacinic Bracha Naor to commemorate yahrzeit Fred & Lori Wittlin James & Nessa Reich to commemorate yahrzeit Lawrence & Tobi Reiss to commemorate yahrzeit funding local schools Jewish Education Fund David & Simi Rosen in honor of Michal Baila William & Batzi Berman in memory of Sam Baitner, father of Boaz & Daniela Rosenblat to commemorate yahrzeit Tsachi Baitner and Avi Baitner Jeffrey & Risa Schiff to commemorate yahrzeit David & Maxine Gill Warren & Enid Schwartz to commemorate yahrzeit Seforim Fund Sam & Heather Sered in memory of Sam Baitner, father of Alvin & Tamara Cohen in memory of Bea Rubenfeld Avi Baitner and Tsachi Baitner In memory of Binyamin Israel In memory of Charles Schulman, Jason Schulman’s In memory of Jason Schulman’s father Charles Schulman father In memory of Sam Baitner, father of Avi Baitner and Joe & Myrna Ziegler Shapiro in memory of Ed Czinn’s Tsachi Baitner mother Rabbi Neil & Deborah Cohen and the Chames Family in Frederick & Aviva Share to commemorate yahrzeit memory of Rabbi Yaacov Sprung’s mother Lillian Sprung Cindy & Eitan Siev to commemorate yizkor Josh & Dorie Ehrenreich in appreciation of his aliyah Jeff & Tzipi Simon Islon & Eve Seliger to commemorate the yahrzeit of her Leon Slotin father Nathan Zinman Noah Kurlansky in honor of his Bar Mitzvah Ronald & Risa Steiner in memory of Leon & Leona Brauser Dale Stern in memory of Binyamin Israel Shul To commemorate yizkor for her family Phil & Lisa Baratz in memory of Ed Czinn’s mother Hersh Taubenfeld & Risa Chopp to commemorate yahrzeit In memory of Phillipe Lieberman’s mother, Sylvia Benjamin & Clara Wainberg to commemorate yahrzeit Lieberman Keith & Jessica Wasserstrom to commemorate yahrzeit Richard & Nancy Beckman in memory of Dale Dach, mother Neal & Bonnie Weinreb to commemorate yahrzeit of Jeffrey Dach Joseph & Helene Wenger to commemorate yahrzeit Howard & Carol Bienenfeld in memory of Sam Baitner, Fred & Lori Wittlin to commemorate yizkor father of Avi Baitner and Tsachi Baitner Shamir & Gilly Yaron to commemorate yizkor Gary & Sandra Bloom to commemorate yahrzeit Continued on the bottom of Page 13 YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 12

Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale Halachic Guide to Davening at Home

Tisha B’Av 5780 : July 29-30, 2020

Maariv, Wednesday July 29th We do not say Shir Shel Yom at Shacharit Fast Begins: 8:08 PM After Chatzot (1:27 PM) one is allowed to sit on a Eicha and Kinot will be recited this year via Zoom at regular chair 8:30 PM After Eicha and Kinot we say V’Ata Kadosh Mincha, Thursday July 30th (Artscroll Siddur pg. 596) and Aleinu Earliest Mincha: 2:00 PM We wear tallis and tefillin at Mincha Shacharit, Thursday July 30th We start Mincha with Shir Shel Yom (for Thursday) Netz: 6:46 AM After Ashrei, we read from the Torah, as we do on Latest Shema: 10:06 AM every public fast (Shemot 32:11-14, 34:1-10) as Latest Tefilah: 11:13 AM well as the Haftorah (Isaiah 55:6 – 56:8). One who Although there is a restriction on washing, we is davening alone does not recite the blessing nevertheless wash our hands in the morning until before/ after the Haftorah. the knuckles and recite the morning blessing Al In our Amidah we say “Nachem” in the bracha of Netilat Yadayim, along with all other Birchot “V’LiYerushalayim” and “Aneinu” in the bracha of Hashachar “Shema Koleinu” and Sim Shalom We do not wear tallis or tefillin at Shacharit (we We do not say Avinu Malkeinu nor Tachanun. End wear them at Mincha) with Aleinu We omit Pitum Haketoret We omit Tachanun Maariv, Thursday July 30th We do not say Avinu Malkeinu, even though it is a We recite the usual weekday Maariv public fast After Maariv, we recite Kiddush Levana if we can Torah Reading for Tisha B’Av is from Parshat see the moon. Some maintain that one should eat Va’etchanan (Devarim 4:25-40) first before Kiddush Levana. Last opportunity to Haftorah Tisha B’Av morning is from Jeremiah recite Kiddush Levana is Monday night, August 3 8:13-23 and is chanted to the tune of Eicha Fast Ends: 8:47 PM If davening alone, one does not recite the brachot before/after the Haftorah After Haftorah, Kinot are recited. This year Kinot will be explained via Zoom beginning at 9:30 AM. Kinot should be understood, not just recited. While Zoom Kinot will extend for some time, it is TISHA B’AV PROGRAMS

appropriate to spend the first half of the day reading and internalizing Kinot (ie until Chatzot: 1:27 PM) Information will be emailed After Kinot, we say Ashrei and posted on our website We omit Lamnatzeiach In Uva L’TZion, we omit the verse “V’Ani Zot Briti”, like we do at a shiva minyan. We end with Aleinu

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 13

LAWS OF TISHA B’AV

EREV TISHA B’AV 1. Some Poskim forbid learning from midday on Erev Tisha B’Av except for those topics permitted to be learned on Tisha B’Av. One may be lenient on this issue. 2. The Seudah HaMafseket (the final meal) must be eaten before sunset (8:08 p.m.) July 29. 3. After Minchah, close to the start of the fast, the Seudah HaMafseket should be eaten: a meal of bread, hard boiled eggs, ashes, and water. Eat a regular meal earlier as preparation for the fast, Before bentching have in mind not to accept the fast until after the Seudah Hamafseket. 4. After Ma’ariv Eicha and night Kinot are recited.

LAWS OF TISHA B'AV 1. The fast begins at sunset (8:08 p.m.) on July 29, and ends at 8:47 p.m. on July 30. 2. Prohibited are: a) Eating and drinking. b) Washing one's body. c) Marital relations. d) Wearing leather shoes, even if only partially made of leather. e) Anointing with oil. 3. Using deodorant is permitted. 4. Using mouthwash or brushing one's teeth is not permitted. 5. Learning Torah is prohibited. Learning about the destruction of the Temple is permitted (e.g. Job, Jeremiah, Talmud Gittin 56b). 6. Our custom is to prohibit working until midday (1:27 p.m.) 7. One does not greet a friend on Tisha B'Av with Shalom Aleichem. 8. Tallit and Tephilin are not worn in the morning. We put them on for Minchah.

THE TENTH OF AV 1. Some prohibitions of the Nine Days continue until midday (1:27 p.m.) on Friday, July 31. 2. Eating meat, drinking wine and grape juice is prohibited until midday on Friday as are listening to music, and reciting shehechiyanu. 3. Bathing and haircuts are permissible starting Friday morning L’Kavod Shabbat (in honor of Shabbat). 4. When the Tenth of Av falls on Friday laundry is permissible immediately after the fast in honor of Shabbat.

______

DONATIONS Continued from Page 11

Covid-19 Relief Fund Tomchei Shabbos Kobi & Bracha Berkson Lee Seligman and Trudy Abramson in honor of the birth of: Howard & Channy Chusid Eliana Leah, daughter of Yaakov & Shoshana Seligman, Rabbi Neil & Deborah Cohen Lee's granddaughter Jonathan & Emma Hirsch Ivy Adele (Chaya Azriella), daughter of Matt & Alison Aaron & Valerie Kurlansky Benedon, Trudy's great granddaughter Amiel & Jessica Lindenbaum Aurora Rose (Ora Vered), daughter of Doni & Jessica Joshua & Roberta Miller Stiefel, Trudy's great granddaughter Steven & Randi Zombek

Yeshivat Hakotel Presents A 3rd Worldwide Achdus Torah Learning Program Bring the Geulah by Bolstering Ahavas Yisrael Rebuild the Beis HaMikdash by Reconnecting Klal Yisrael Join Leading Rabbonim, Educators, and Speakers

ה‘ אב, תש“ JULY 26, 2020 US WEST - 7:00 am - 12:00 pm US CENTRAL - 9:00 am - 2:00 pm US EAST - 10:00 am - 3:00 pm UK: 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm South Africa: 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm Israel: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Chief Rabbis Senior Roshei Yeshiva, Poskim & Rabbonim Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar, Israel Rabbi Shimon Aloof, Ahaba VeAhva Rav Ahron Lopiansky, YGW Chief Rabbi David Lau, Israel Rav Yitzchak Berkovits, Aish HaTorah Rav Moshe Meiselman, Toras Moshe Chief Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau, Israel Rav Melech Biderman, Beer Emunah Rav Avigdor Nevenzahl, Hakotel

Chief Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef, Israel Rav Shmuel Brazil, Zeev Hatorah Rav Noach I. Oelbaum, Nachalas Yitzchak Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, England Rav Yosef Chevroni, Chevron Yeshiva Rav Berel Pavorsky, Ponovezh Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, England Rav Simcha Bunim Cohen, Ateres Yeshaya Rav Betzalel Rudinsky, Ohr Reuven Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar, Russia Rav Yissocher Frand, Ner Yisroel Rav Yonasan Sacks, Beis Medrash L’Talmud Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein, South Africa Rav Shmuel Fuerst, Agudas Yisroel Rav Hershel Schachter, RIETS Chief Rabbi Saul J. Kassin, Syrian/Sephardic US Rav Moshe Heineman, Star K Rav Asher Weiss, Minchas Asher Rav Baruch Wieder, Hakotel - Host Distinguished Roshei Yeshiva, Educators and Speakers (Men) Rav Mendel Blachman Rav Lawrence Kelemen Rav Gershon Ribner Rav Moshe Taragin Rav Yitzchak Breitowitz Rav Aryeh Lebowitz Rav Yosef Zvi Rimon Rav Reuven Taragin Rav Eytan Feiner Rav Zev Leff Rav Joey Rosenfeld Rav Dr. Akiva Tatz Rav Meir Goldwicht Rav Menachem Leibtag Rav Michael Rosensweig Rav Hanoch Teller Mr. Charlie Harary Rav Moshe Tuvia Lieff Rav Shalom Rosner Rav Mayer Twersky Rav Moshe Hauer Rav Eli Mansour Rav Jacob J. Schacter Rav Steven Weil Rav Jesse Horn Rav Judah Mischel Rav Shay Shachater Rav Moshe Weinberger Rav YY Jacobson Rav Noach Orlowek Rav Ben Zion Shafier Rav Shmuel Weiner Rav Shraga Kallus Rav Menachem Penner Rav Ephraim Shapiro Rav Mordechai Willig Rav Nissan Kaplan Rav Doron Perez Rav Prof. Avraham Steinberg Rav Michoel Yammer JOIN THE ACHDUS MOVEMENT AT VAYICHAN.COM

The program is in memory of the recent niftarim and for refuah shelema for cholim. Yeshivat Hakotel Presents A 3rd Worldwide Achdus Torah Learning Program Bring the Geulah by Bolstering Ahavas Yisrael Rebuild the Beis HaMikdash by Reconnecting Klal Yisrael Join Leading Rabbonim, Educators, and Speakers

ה‘ אב, תש“ JULY 26, 2020 US WEST - 7:00 am - 12:00 pm US CENTRAL - 9:00 am - 2:00 pm US EAST - 10:00 am - 3:00 pm UK: 3:00 pm - 8:00 pm South Africa: 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm Israel: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm Distinguished Educators & Speakers (Women) Rebbetzin Aviva Feiner Dr. Yael Leibowitz Mrs. Smadar Rosensweig Rebbetzin Feige Twerski Rebbetzin Tziporah Gottlieb (Heller) Rabbanit Yemima Mizrachi Rebbetzin Dina Schoonmaker Mrs. Esther Wein Mrs. Michal Horowitz Mrs. Sivan Rahav-Meir Mrs. Shira Smiles Mrs. Faigie Zelcer Mrs. Chani Juravel Rebbetzin Lori Palatnik Rabbanit Shani Taragin Dr. Yael Ziegler Mrs. Miriam Kosman Mental Health Experts Advise on How to Achieve Ahavas Yisrael Rav Daniel Z. Feldman Dr. Rona Novick Rav Dr. Ari Sytner Rav Dr. Dovid Fox Dr. David Pelcovitz Rav Dr. Abraham J. Twerski Rav Yakov Horowitz Dr David Rosmarin Rav Tzvi Hersh Weinreb Dr. Eli Shapiro Eretz Yisrael Tours: Beis Hamikdash and Churban Remnants Beis Hamikdash - Rav Chaim Friedman Har Habayis Views - Rav Barnea Levi Selavan Shilo - Eve Harow Chevron - Noam Arnon Ir Dovid - Rav Ken Spero Southern Excavations - Shulie Mishkin Gamla - Rav Doron Kornbluth Kotel Tunnels - Tzvi Sperber Yerushalayim Gates - Rav Simcha Hochbaum Return to Yerushalayim - Yehuda Geberer

והשיב לב אבות על בני ולב בני על אבות Parent - Child Interviews With Dovid Lichtenstein Rav Emanuel Feldman Rav Avshalom Katz Rebbetzin Shirly Pelcovitz with his son Rav Ilan with his sons Rav Shlomo and Rav Eitan with her daughter Mrs. Ora Lee Kanner Rav Meir Goldwicht Rebbetzin Pesha Neuburger Rav Michel and Rebbetzin Feige Twerski with his son Rav Etiel with her daughter Mrs. Bruriah Siegel with their sons the Rebbes JOIN THE ACHDUS MOVEMENT AT VAYICHAN.COM

The program is in memory of the recent niftarim and for refuah shelema for cholim. Braces & Invisalign for Children, Teens, & Adults

Your Smile is Our Business Contact Us for a FREE Consultation

Steven Zombek DMD

BEFORE SPECIALIZING IN ORTHODONTICS & DENTO-FACIAL ORTHOPEDICS

HOLLYWOOD 4480 Sheridan Street (NEXT TO BAITNER PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY) 954.961.2695 Hollywood, FL 33021 AFTER

www.zombekortho.com

facebook.com/ZombekOrthodontics

YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 17 SIMCHAS FROM OUR FAMILIES MAZAL TOV TO: BIRTHS  Tzvi & Melissa Naierman on the birth of their daughter Emunah Briah, and to aunt & uncle Jennifer & Jonathan Chames  Eli & Shani Hagler on the birth of their daughter Lillian Pearl (Leah Perel)  Michael & Shera Libraty on the birth of their daughter Lielle Shoshana, and to grandparents Sam & Sandy Libraty  Dov & Jessica Quint on the birth of their son Jonah Zachary (Zichariya Moshe)  Terri-Ann Miller on the birth of her granddaughter, Dahlia Chaya, born to Melanie & Dani Steinberg. Mazal Tov to aunt Rebecca and the whole Steinberg family  Rabbi Yaakov & Reva Homnick on the birth of their grandson Moshe ben Chaim Akiva to Chaim & Yael Homnick  Lee Seligman and Channy & Howie Chusid on the birth of a granddaughter, Eliana Leah, born to Yaakov & Shoshana Seligman in Karnei Shomron, Israel, and to the parents, siblings, and the entire family  Peter & Lori Deutsch on the birth of their granddaughter, Avigail Ruth, a daughter to Binyamin & Danielle Barak, and a sister to Raphael  Rabbi & Mrs. Moshe & Naama Parnes on the birth of a grandson to Leah & Dovy Grossman of Palo Alto, CA and to uncles Shuey and Shimshy, aunt Chava and the entire Parnes family  Suchie & Raisy Gittler on the birth of their grandson Elisha Yitzchak to Hillel & Rachel L. Gittler  Yettie Ruskin on the birth of her great-grandson Ariel Yehuda Ruskin ENGAGEMENTS & MARRIAGES  Stuart Brisgel on his engagement to Yanina Gurman. Mazal Tov to his daughter Margeaux, to parents Howard Brisgel, Marina Garashchenko & Naum Gurman, and grandmother Evelina Garashchenko  David & Arlene Goldberger on the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to Zachary Mostel. Mazal Tov to siblings Seth & Elizabeth Goldberger and Sasha & Justin Singer and to Zachary’s parents Sandy & Harold Mostel  Shelly & Yitz Tuchman on the engagement of their granddaughter, Navah Aliza Zuller, of Maale Adumin, Israel, to Avraham Feinsilver, of Maale Michmash, Israel. Mazal Tov to Navah's parents, Aviva and Yudi Zuller, Navah's siblings Binyamin, Kayla, and Gilad, and to the entire Feinsilver family BNAI MITZVOT  Jonah Resnick upon the celebration of his Bar Mitzvah, and to his parents Michael & Sari Resnick, honored grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Robin & Kathi Resnick and Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Portnoy, and to the entire family WELCOME NEW MEMBERS  Carey & Eve Franco  Hilary Rephun ALSO MAZAL TOV TO:  Larry & Sheila Strulowitz on the graduations of five grandchildren: Keira Kahn and Gitty Kahn (valedictorian) from HANC 8th grade, twin daughters of their daughter Sari Kahn. Molly Lopkin (valedictorian) from Frisch High School, NJ, and twin grandsons Jack Lopkin and Judah Lopkin, graduating 8th grade from Ben Porat Yosef, NJ, children of their daughter and son-in-law Rebecca & Dr. Benjamin Lopkin. Also Mazal Tov on their daughter-in-law Bethany Strulowitz receiving her PhD from YU OUR CONDOLENCES TO: May they be comforted amongst the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem  Gabe Deutsch and family on the loss of his grandfather Rabbi Shmuel Blizinsky  Edward (& Jamie) Czinn on the loss of his mother Doris Czinn – Devora bat Yisroel Yoel  Roger (& Deborah) Guigui on the loss of his mother Phibi Guigui – Phibi bat Mani & Shalom

THANK YOU TO OUR SHABBAT SPONSORS FOR 5780

DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, WE WERE UNABLE TO SERVE OUR KEHILLA KIDDUSH OR SHALOSH SEDUDOS, BUT THANKS TO YOUR GENEROSITY, WE WERE ABLE TO SEND CHALLAHS TO ALL OUR MEMBERS AND ICECREAM BEFORE SHAVOUT. PLEASE CONSIDER SPONSORING FOR 5781!

 The family of Rabbi Dr. Ted Abramson ( ” ) in honor of the  Vera & Charles Hirsh in honor of their children and Daf Yomi Participants L’hagdil Torah u’leha’adirah grandchildren.  Sally Aaron in honor of her grandchildren, Josh and Sharona  Doron & DV Kahn for a refuah shleimah for all those in need. Whisler, and great-granddaughter Willow (Nessa) Whisler.  Lev & Raya Kandinov in honor of their parents and children.  Earl & Donna Barron in memory of his father and mother Jack  The Kogan family & Sarah Barron ( ” )  Doris & Jonathan Konovitch in memory of Jonathan’s parents,  Dror & Avivit Ben-Aharon Rabbi Harold & Bernyce Konovitch ( ” ), Jonathan’s sister  Mimi & Dani Bengio in honor of the wedding of our son, Gilad Robyn L. Konovitch ( ” ) and Doris’ father Walter Berger ( ” ) to Nina Weiss.  Shelly & Lynda Levin in memory of her parents Sol & Faye  Howard and Carol Bienenfeld in honor of their incredible Comet ( ” ) and his parents Dr. Hyman & Dorothy Levin ( ” ) grandchildren.  Anniel & Danny Nagler in memory of her father Tom Seghi ( ” )  Alvin & Tamara Cohen in honor of their children Stephen &  Meryl & Dr. Norman Palgon, Tamar & Brian Weinberg, David Elana and their grandchildren Sammy & Ben Nawy. Jacob, Sarah Leya, Alana Leora, Daniel Alexander, Aliza & Steve  Stuart & Tova Courtney in loving memory of Tova’s parents Goldstein, Matthew Dylan, Gavin Leo, and Charlotte Reese, & Asher & Masha Moshkovsky ( ” ), Tova’s brother Chanon Rebecca & Seth Kinzbrunner, Shmuel Ezra, Eliana Sara and Moshkovsky ( ” ), & Stuart’s parents Richard & Frieda Kayla Ahuva in memory of their dearly beloved parents, Courtney ( ” ) & Tova’s beloved aunt and uncle Rivka & grandparents & great grandparents, Shirley & David Lyman ( ” ) Shabtai Moshkovsky ( ” )  Joelle Perovich in loving memory of her parents, niece and  Edward & Jamie Czinn in memory of Ed’s sister Aliza Sherman brother-in-law ( ” ). May their memories be for a blessing. ( ” )  Dr. & Mrs. Sam & Deborah Rand & Jacob Bean in blessed  The Danis family in memory of Susu’s mother Elka bat Yisroel memory of Dr. Abraham Rand ( ” ) & Rabbi Yaacov Yosef and father, Yitzhak Binim ben Dovid, ( ” ) & Stephen’s father Rand ( ” ) Aharon ben Shimon ( ” )  Howard & Ellen Rotterdam in honor of their grandchildren  Belle Davis in honor of Rabbi & Meira Davis and in memory of and a refuah sheilama for all those in need. Martin Davis ( ” ), & Daryl Klonoff ( ” ).  Daniel & Deborah Salama  Jordan & Tammy Ditchek  Jeffrey and Risa Schiff in memory of her beloved parents  Wally & Fay Fingerer Natalie and Philip Manas ( ” ) & aunt Miriam Silverman ( ” )  Lippy & Mati Fischman  Randi & Jason Schulman in honor of their children.  Herb and Edith Fishler in memory of their parents ( ” )  Enid & Warren Schwartz.  Stephanie & Meyer Friedman in loving memory of Stephanie’s  Islon & Eve Seliger in honor of their grandchildren. parents Selma & Herman Halper ( ” ), grandparents Bella &  Myra Shulkes and family in loving memory of Dr. Howard Moshe Aharon Spindel ( ” ), Bella & David Halper ( ” ), Aunt Shulkes ( ” ) & Uncle Estelle & Herbert Adelstein ( ” ), Great Aunt Ceilia  Maish & Tziviah Staiman in memory of her beloved mother Halper ( ” ), and Meyer’s parents Rose & Moshe Aharon Judie Warman ( ” )  Friedman ( ” ) & sister Hinda Pessel Friedman ( ” ). Ronald & Risa Steiner in honor of their wonderful children and grandchildren.  Skin Center, Dr. Barry & Jillian Galitzer in honor of their  David & Haya Tepper and family in honor of Tzahal. parents Josh & Debbie Galitzer and Abba & Sandy Borowich  Larry & Judy Weiss in memory of their beloved daughter and their children, Ashley, Andrew & Steven. Elizabeth Susan Weiss ( ), his beloved father Seymour S.  Marla & Stan Frohlinger ”  Ira & Miriam Ginsberg in memory of their beloved parents Weiss ( ” ) and beloved mother Roslyn L. Weiss ( ” ) and Abe & Tillie Simon ( ” ), Max & Hana Ginsberg ( ” ) Judy’s beloved father Benjamin Hammerman ( ” )  Paul & Yvonne Ginsberg in honor of all their children and  Arlene Weiss in memory of her beloved husband Milt and her grandchildren. beloved parents Jack and Sarah Barron ( ” )  Bob & Debbie Hirsch in memory of his parents Murray &  Fred & Lori Wittlin in honor of their children and Roslyn Hirsch ( ” ) and in honor of their children & grandchildren. grandchildren.

Please call the office: 954-966-7877 or email: [email protected] to join this list of generous families! S U P E R M A R K E T . C A T E R I N G . B A K E R Y

FILL YOUR CART

new specials wwkly

ORDER ONLINE! we deliver! WWW.KOSHERCENTRAL.COM ��N ��N�� STIRLING RD. HOLLYWOOD, FL HOURS: SUNNWED AM PM; THU AM PM; FRI AM HOURS BEFORE SHABBAT YOUNG ISRAEL OF HOLLYWOOD-FT. LAUDERDALE JULY-AUGUST 2020 PAGE 21 KOSHER KORNER Eatitude Restaurant in Hollywood is NOT under the OU. Some menus were printed with an unauthorized OU symbol. Corrective action is being implemented.

Cap'n Crunch OOPS! All Berries Cereal and Cap'n Crunchberries, are certified kosher ACTUAL dairy when bearing the OU-D symbol. Cap'n Crunch Original, is labeled OUD, but in fact, its true status, at the present time, is DE (Dairy Equipment).

From the Chicago Rabbinical Council: In preparation for the summer season we have been checking the infestation levels of fresh corn on the cob, and have been finding a very high amount of insects in the husks. However, once the husks are removed and the raw corn is washed, there are almost no insects left. (Part of our experiment has been to carefully remove the kernels from the cob to see if there are any insects underneath or between the kernels that the rinse did not remove.) We therefore recommend thoroughly washing each cob before cooking or grilling it. One should not grill the corn in its husk.

The following are new kosher Slurpee flavors from 7-11. They are all pareve: Glacéau vitaminwater Zero Shine, Glacéau vitaminwater Zero Rise, Mtn Dew Zero Sugar, Fruitworks Berry Lemonade Candy, Brisk Blackberry Smash

The Kashrut certification of factory produced meat and poultry products is valid only as long as the original factory packaging and labeling remain intact. Once the package is opened and the product is repackaged by a local store, the original certification is no longer in effect. Reliable supervision is necessary at the store level to assure the Kashrut of the repackaged product. Repackaged meat and poultry products should not be purchased from an unsupervised store, even if the store label on the product lists the name of a Kosher brand or the name/symbol of a Kashrut certification.

New COCA-COLA STRAWBERRY from Japan, now available online in the U.S., is not Kosher approved.

ORB Updates: Garden Grill, Fairway Drive, Palm Beach Gardens is no longer open for business and is not under ORB supervision Sardina Kosher, Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach is no longer open for business and is not under ORB supervision Toast Avenue, Stirling Road, Hollywood is no longer open for business and is not under ORB supervision HipPOP (mobile truck gelato bars) incorrectly display the ORB logo on its truck and signs, they are NOT under ORB supervision and corrective action has been taken DeliverLean: The following kosher meals have been mistakenly labeled: Scrambled Eggs, Omelettes, Veggie Sausages, Veggie Patties. These products are DAIRY and NON CHOLOV YISROEL. Corrective action has been taken FruitSnow (all natural fruit juice & ice food truck) is under ORB supervision, contact 844-378-4876 or [email protected]

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS : THREE WEEKS EDITION Q: Is it permissible to purchase something online that will not arrive until after Tisha B'Av? A: There are two factors to consider regarding purchasing items. First, during the Three Weeks we try to refrain from reciting Shehechiyanu. Second, during the Nine Days, we try to avoid transactions that are not necessary. Regarding the Shehechiyanu factor, if the item will not arrive until after Tisha B'Av, or it is an item that is not special enough to warrant a Shehechiyanu, there is no concern. Regarding, the transaction factor, one should only purchase something that one needs soon after Tisha B'Av, even if it won't arrive until after Tisha B'Av.

Q: If someone is on a diet that requires eating meat, is it permissible to eat meat during the Nine Days? A: If someone has an ailment that requires eating meat, it is permissible to eat meat. The Mishnah Berura notes that if someone has difficulty eating dairy and pareve foods, he may eat chicken but not beef.

Q: I am in the middle of construction on my home. My contractor was supposed to finish before the Nine Days, but he is not finished. What should I do? A: If the contractor is a non-Jew, and he does not have to complete the work by a certain date, he is technically permitted to work during the Nine Days. If he can do the work after Tisha B'Av, it is preferable, even if the contractor will charge a small fee. If he is performing a necessary repair (e.g. leaking roof, air conditioner repair), there is no concern.

Q: What should I do for Havdalah on Saturday Night during the Nine Days? A: If there is a child who is educated enough to understand the concept of Havdalah, but not old enough to understanding mourning the destruction of the Beit HaMikdash, he should drink the grape juice from Havdalah. If not, one may drink it her/himself. Some have the practice of reciting Havdalah on beer. Managed I.T. Security Service Support

Your company vision doesn't include measures like blocking malicious attacks and keeping your business networks secured from hackers.

That's okay, ours does!

We provide peace of mind by delivering award winning Managed IT & Security solutions to organizations that wish to spend less time self managing their technology and more time beneﬁting from IT.

Stop risking and exposing your systems to malicious attacks (305) 677-2389

 (305)677-2389  WWW.SOLUTIONSSQUAD.COM     /SOLUTIONSSQUAD  3389 SHERIDAN STREET, SUITE 498, HOLLYWOOD, FL 33021 Copyright © Solutions Squad Inc. All rights reserved. Restrictions apply. Void where prohibited. Contact us for full details.

America & Israel: A Partnership that Benefits Us The U.S.-Israel relationship is a mutually beneficial partnership that reinforces America’s moral values and strategic interests. This relationship with the only democracy in the Middle East is a key pillar of America’s regional security framework. The U.S.-Israel partnership is constantly growing and expanding into new areas, including science, technology, health, energy, agriculture, homeland security and defense. Today, some have proposed reducing our ties with Israel because they object to the potential decision by Israel’s leaders to extend Israeli sovereignty to parts of the West Bank. Doing anything to weaken this vital relationship would be a mistake. Israel remains the one stable, democratic ally in the Middle East upon which America can consistently depend. Israel’s military strength and central geostrategic location provide a strong deterrent to regional actors opposed to the United States. Moreover, Israel’s capabilities in designing advanced military, homeland security, counterterrorism and cyber-protection technologies help the United States meet our growing security challenges. The United States and Israel share interests in deterring war, promoting stability and creating lasting peace. These goals are achievable only if the United States continues to help ensure Israel’s qualitative military edge—the ability to counter and defeat any credible conventional military threat while sustaining minimal damages and casualties. American support for Israel promotes peace and helps deter regional conflict by making clear to potential foes that they cannot defeat the Jewish state. A strong U.S.-Israel relationship is essential for achieving a genuine peace between the Jewish state and its Arab neighbors, including the Palestinians. A viable two-state agreement is only attainable if America’s support for Israel is ironclad, and the Jewish state knows it can take risks for peace because its ally and partner has its back. Despite increasingly close ties, it is inevitable that there will be areas of political or policy disagreement between leaders on both sides—as there are between America and all our allies. However, bipartisan support for the fundamentals of the U.S.-Israel strategic relationship must supersede any policy dispute. This is important for not only Israel’s security but for America’s as well. Indeed, America is more secure when Israel is strong.

Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale July 2020 Tammuz-Av 5780 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 (9 Tammuz) 2 (10 Tammuz) 3 (11 Tammuz) 4 (12 Tammuz) Chukat- Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Earliest Mincha 2:00p Balak Earliest candle lighting Sunrise 6:34a 6:51p Latest Shema 9:59a Candle Lighting 7:58p Latest Amidah 11:08a Mincha 8:05p Earliest Mincha 2:00p Sunset 8:16p Mincha 7:55p Sunset 8:16p Havdalah 8:56p

5 (13 Tammuz) 6 (14 Tammuz) 7 (15 Tammuz) 8 (16 Tammuz) 9 (17 Tammuz) 10 (18 Tammuz) 11 (19 Tammuz) Pinchas Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Fast of Tammuz Earliest Mincha 2:01p Sunrise: 6:37a Fast Starts 5:17a Earliest candle lighting Latest Shema 10:01a Mincha 7:55p 6:51p Latest Amidah 11:09a Fast Ends 8:52p Candle Lighting 7:57p Earliest Mincha 2:01p Mincha 8:05p Mincha 7:55p Sunset: 8:15p Sunset: 8:15p Havdalah 8:55p

12 (20 Tammuz) 13 (21 Tammuz) 14 (22 Tammuz) 15 (23 Tammuz) 16 (24 Tammuz) 17 (25 Tammuz) 18 (26 Tammuz) Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Mincha 8:05p Earliest Mincha 2:01p Matot-Masei Earliest candle lighting Sunrise: 6:39a 6:50p Latest Shema 10:03a Candle Lighting 7:56p Latest Amidah 11:11a Mincha 8:05p Earliest Mincha 2:01p Sunset: 8:14p Mincha 7:55p Sunset: 8:13p Havdalah 8:53p

19 (27 Tammuz) 20 (28 Tammuz) 21 (29 Tammuz) 22 (1 Av) 23 (2 Av) 24 (3 Av) 25 (4 Av) Devarim Mincha 8:00p Mincha 8:00p Mincha 8:00p Rosh Chodesh Av Mincha 8:00p Earliest Mincha 2:01p Shabbat Hazon Mincha 8:00p Earliest candle lighting Sunrise: 6:44a 6:48p Latest Shema 10:05a Candle Lighting 7:53p Latest Amidah 11:12a Mincha 8:00p Earliest Mincha 2:01p Sunset: 8:11p Mincha 7:50p Sunset: 8:10p Havdalah 8:50p

26 (5 Av) 27 (6 Av) 28 (7 Av) 29 (8 Av) 30 (9 Av) 31 (10 Av) Mincha 8:00p Mincha 8:00p Mincha 8:00p Erev Tisha B'Av Tisha B'Av Earliest Mincha 2:01p Mincha 8:00p Mincha 2:00p & 7:45p Earliest candle lighting Fast Starts 8:08p Maariv 8:25p 6:44p Fast Ends 8:47p Candle Lighting 7:49p Mincha 8:00p Sunset: 8:07p As of publication, minyanim are meeting in shul, by registration only – check your emails for registration information. All classes continue live via Zoom yih.org/online

Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. August 2020 Av-Elul 5780 Lauderdale Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 (11 Av) Vaetchanan Shabbat Nachamu Sunrise 6:47a Latest Shema 10:06a Latest Amidah 11:13a Earliest Mincha 2:01p Mincha 7:50p Sunset 8:07p Havdalah 8:46p

2 (12 Av) 3 (13 Av) 4 (14 Av) 5 (15 Av) 6 (16 Av) 7 (17 Av) 8 (18 Av) Eikev Mincha 7:55p Mincha 7:55p Mincha 7:55p Tu B'Av Mincha 7:55p Earliest Mincha 2:00p Sunrise 6:51a Mincha 7:55p Earliest candle lighting Latest Shema 10:08a 6:40p Latest Amidah 11:14a Candle Lighting 7:44p Earliest Mincha 1:59p Mincha 7:55p Mincha 7:45p Sunset 8:02p Sunset 8:02p Havdalah 8:41p

9 (19 Av) 10 (20 Av) 11 (21 Av) 12 (22 Av) 13 (23 Av) 14 (24 Av) 15 (25 Av) Re'eh Mincha 7:50p Mincha 7:50p Mincha 7:50p Mincha 7:50p Mincha 7:50p Earliest Mincha 1:58p Shabbat Mevarchim Earliest candle lighting Sunrise 6:54a 6:36p Latest Shema 10:09a Candle Lighting 7:38p Latest Amidah 11:14a Mincha 7:50p Earliest Mincha 1:58p Sunset 7:57p Mincha 7:40p Sunset 7:56p Havdalah 8:35p

16 (26 Av) 17 (27 Av) 18 (28 Av) 19 (29 Av) 20 (30 Av) 21 (1 Elul) 22 (2 Elul) Shoftim Mincha 7:40p Mincha 7:40p Mincha 7:40p Mincha 7:40p Rosh Chodesh Elul Rosh Chodesh Elul Sunrise 6:57a Mincha 7:40p Earliest Mincha 1:56p Latest Shema 10:10a Earliest candle lighting Latest Amidah 11:14a 6:30p Earliest Mincha 1:56p Candle Lighting 7:32p Mincha 7:30p Mincha 7:40p Sunset 7:50p Sunset 7:50p Havdalah 8:29p

23 (3 Elul) 24 (4 Elul) 25 (5 Elul) 26 (6 Elul) 27 (7 Elul) 28 (8 Elul) 29 (9 Elul) Ki Teitzei Mincha 7:35p Mincha 7:35p Mincha 7:35p Mincha 7:35p Mincha 7:35p Earliest Mincha 1:54p Sunrise 7:00a Earliest candle lighting Latest Shema 10:10a 6:24p Latest Amidah 11:14a Candle Lighting 7:25p Earliest Mincha 1:53p Mincha 7:35p Mincha 7:25p Sunset 7:44p Sunset 7:43p Havdalah 8:22p

30 (10 Elul) 31 (11 Elul) As of publication, minyanim are meeting in shul, by registration only – check your emails for Mincha 7:30p Mincha 7:30p

registration information. All classes continue live via Zoom yih.org/online

Young Israel of Hollywood-Ft. Lauderdale Nonprofit 3291 Stirling Road Organization Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312 U.S. POSTAGE PAID www.yih.org FT LAUD FL 954.966.7877 Change Service Requested Permit No. 3329

WaterResto Ad

Thank you Abraham Newman and WaterResto USA for your expertise in Corona Virus Prevention. Thank you for sending your crew to sterilize our entire campus against COVID-19