LAST CHANCE! Help needy Brides and Win Valuable Prizes with Likrat Kallah's Annual Chinese Auction
The Likrat Kallah's annual event and??is today!? Even during these trying times, the new brides must set up their homes! You don't need to attend the event to enter the?! Likrat?Kallah is a Hachnasat Kallah project under the auspices of its parent organization, Lemaan Achai.? Founded in 2004 by Sadeena Pinhasik, it aims to help needy brides, throughout Israel, regardless of their religious or political background by gifting them with 7 new household items like pots, pans, silverware, dishes, bowls, glassware, baking dishes, and more.??
Likrat Kallah?is run completely voluntarily?from the Pinhasik's home because it is essential to them that every shekel that people donate goes straight to helping the brides and fulfilling the mitzvah of Hachnasat Kallah. To date, Likrat Kallah has merited to help 6222 brides; young women that for different reasons don't have the means to purchase the very basic items needed to set up a household. Learn more about Likrat Kallah?.? Every shekel you spend on??goes straight to helping the many brides that turn to Likrat Kallah each year.?
Likrat?Kallah, ?is happy to announce the date of its annual event this year:?
Monday 4th December !!!
The event will take place at Beis?Tefilla, 34 Nachal?Refaim, RBS A
Internationally renowned speaker and author, Rabbi Hanoch Teller? Today is the last chance to purchase tickets:??You do not need to attend the evening to purchase Chinese auction raffle tickets.?? Now's the time to click and bring joy to needy brides!!! Likrat?Kallah joins with all of Am Yisrael praying for the safe return of the captives and the safety of all Am Yisrael.
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES in ISRAEL
This email is in response to people looking for volunteer opportunities, both living in Israel or coming from overseas. Please read the following message and link for volunteer opportunities compiled by Cong. Rinat Yisrael of Teaneck, NJ
Many have been asking about volunteering opportunities during their upcoming trips to Israel.??has compiled this list of verified volunteer opportunities. Obviously this is an everchanging situation. We encourage you to doublecheck anything you select from this list BEFORE just simply showing up to volunteer. Please email?ruthlevi@...?with any changes, suggestions, etc. Please note this list will not include missions, donation requests or 1 day only type volunteer events. The intent here is for folks to be able to plan a bit ahead of their trip, figure out things that they can volunteer for, depending on their own interests.? Feel free to circulate widely.?CLICK HERE FOR LISTINGS of VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. THEN CLICK ON OPPORTUNITIES WHICH INTEREST YOU:? ??
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Half Price Special - Pizza Workshops over Chanukah for families/groups!
Limited spots available - book now so you don't miss out! Your
family or group event this year for Chanukah: ? Pizza Party Pizzaz ? with Kitchen Coach and Master Pizza Baker Mindy Rafalowitz Mindy will come to your house or party
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The King's Treasure
Three officials were assigned to guard the king's treasures. They proved to be corrupt, and, dividing the valuables, ran away. One thought better of it, and returned of his own accord. The second was persuaded by a friend to return. The third witnessed the execution of an embezzler and returned out of fear. The first was restored to the king's confidence; the second received a less responsible post; the third was appointed executioner of the embezzlers.
"There are three kinds of people in this world who act like these three officials with respect to the fulfillment of God's injunctions," explained the Pulnoer.
Source: The Hasidic Anthology
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How to Make Less Mistakes in Life? (postponed from last week)
given by Rabbi Shlomo Kory
Certified NLP Master-Practitioner
"To lie to another person is a sin.? To fool yourself is ridiculous." ---The Piaseczno Rebbe,? author of "Chovas Hatalmidim"? ? ??We all make mistakes!? However,? many of our mistakes can be avoided. One reason people make mistakes is because of erroneous beliefs we have.? Much of the time we are not consciously aware of our beliefs.?
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Here are?two examples of a "cause-effect" belief:? ?"If I work hard,? the company?will give me a raise in salary".? ? ?"If I give my children everything they want,? they will love me" .?
??The?seminar is on Zoom and is free. We will begin?iy"H this Tuesday evening, ?? ????,?Dec. 5th??at 8:45.?
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Make your Hanukkah Celebration Memorable with Kinamon Caterers
*Make your Hanukkah Celebration Memorable with Kinamon Caterers!* We are pleased to announce that our delivery services will be available from Thursday through the end of Chanukah in Jerusalem, and outside of Jerusalem on both Fridays.
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Today's Inspiration - Shavua tov!
The Value of Cooperation
Said the Karliner: "The entire progress of mankind depends upon loyal cooperation. If quarrels are absent from a company of men, no evil can overtake them."
Source: Derekh Emuna U-Maaseh Rav
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Re: Interesting read: The name "Israel" and the exercise of power today
" Thus, when Jews in the State of Israel are attacked today, it is incumbent upon them to remain true to their identity ....."
And keep Shabbat......learn Torah....? Strangely absent..............
On Friday, December 1, 2023 at 08:24:32 AM GMT+2, Rochie Hurwitz <rochshol@...> wrote:
An interesting article written by Rabbi David?Harbater, relating thoughts about the current war to the parasha.
Shabbat Shalom and Besorot Tovot! ---------- Forwarded message ---------
The name "Israel" and the exercise of power today ? Much of the western world has shown that it can sympathize with the Jews when they are weak and powerless and are victims of hatred and persecution. Attitudes change dramatically, however, when the Jews are strong and exercise their power to overcome their adversaries and defend Jewish life. Thus, throughout most of its history, rather than lauding the State of Israel for its ability to protect its citizens from the onslaught of its enemies, the world often blames it for inflicting on them what is perceived as unnecessary pain and suffering. In the same vein, although many were sympathetic to Israel in the immediate aftermath of the October 7th Hamas massacre of innocent Israeli citizens, that sympathy soon morphed into anger and outrage when Israel responded forcefully to destroy Hamas so that such attacks could never happen again. It seems that a powerful Israel that has the military capacity to defeat its enemies and defend its citizens is too much for the world to swallow. Apparently, the world has not quite grasped what this week's parasha tells us about our identity as a people. ? In the midst of Jacob's encounter with his brother Esav, Jacob is attacked at night by a mysterious man or a divine being. The two wrestled with one another all night, and although Jacob was injured, he ultimately emerged victorious. Nevertheless, Jacob refused to let his assailant go until he blessed him: "Your name shall no longer be Jacob, but Israel ("?????"), for you have striven (" ("????with beings divine and human, and have prevailed." What this mysterious being was trying to impart is that Jacob's essence is "Israel", namely, one who, when confronted by threats to his life, fights back and prevails. Strength, fortitude, power, and the ability to employ these to overcome his adversaries will be, from here on in, his defining characteristics as well as those of his descendants. Thus, when Jews in the State of Israel are attacked today, it is incumbent upon them to remain true to their identity and fight back until their enemies are defeated. ? But there is another meaning to the name Israel: "-"???-?? "honest (with) God". In other words, the name "Israel", unlike the name "Jacob" (????) which is associated with trickery and deception, refers to integrity and uprightness. Thus, to be a descendant of Israel is also to be a representative of moral rectitude. And here is the rub: while in contemporary parlance power is often seen as the source of immoral behavior and oppression, the Torah is teaching us otherwise. To be "Israel" is to be both powerful and morally upright and to recognize that sometimes the exercise of power, such as the war to eradicate evil that Israel is currently waging against Hamas, is an expression of the loftiest moral ideals. ? May Israel, therefore, continue its military campaign, without wavering and without succumbing to international pressure, until it is victorious, and may Hamas "be frustrated and terrified, disgraced and doomed forever" (Psalms 83:18). ? David Harbater ? If you are interesting in more articles of this nature please follow me on Facebook at:
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Interesting read: The name "Israel" and the exercise of power today
An interesting article written by Rabbi David?Harbater, relating thoughts about the current war to the parasha.
Shabbat Shalom and Besorot Tovot! ---------- Forwarded message ---------
The name "Israel" and the exercise of power today ? Much of the western world has shown that it can sympathize with the Jews when they are weak and powerless and are victims of hatred and persecution. Attitudes change dramatically, however, when the Jews are strong and exercise their power to overcome their adversaries and defend Jewish life. Thus, throughout most of its history, rather than lauding the State of Israel for its ability to protect its citizens from the onslaught of its enemies, the world often blames it for inflicting on them what is perceived as unnecessary pain and suffering. In the same vein, although many were sympathetic to Israel in the immediate aftermath of the October 7th Hamas massacre of innocent Israeli citizens, that sympathy soon morphed into anger and outrage when Israel responded forcefully to destroy Hamas so that such attacks could never happen again. It seems that a powerful Israel that has the military capacity to defeat its enemies and defend its citizens is too much for the world to swallow. Apparently, the world has not quite grasped what this week's parasha tells us about our identity as a people. ? In the midst of Jacob's encounter with his brother Esav, Jacob is attacked at night by a mysterious man or a divine being. The two wrestled with one another all night, and although Jacob was injured, he ultimately emerged victorious. Nevertheless, Jacob refused to let his assailant go until he blessed him: "Your name shall no longer be Jacob, but Israel ("?????"), for you have striven (" ("????with beings divine and human, and have prevailed." What this mysterious being was trying to impart is that Jacob's essence is "Israel", namely, one who, when confronted by threats to his life, fights back and prevails. Strength, fortitude, power, and the ability to employ these to overcome his adversaries will be, from here on in, his defining characteristics as well as those of his descendants. Thus, when Jews in the State of Israel are attacked today, it is incumbent upon them to remain true to their identity and fight back until their enemies are defeated. ? But there is another meaning to the name Israel: "-"???-?? "honest (with) God". In other words, the name "Israel", unlike the name "Jacob" (????) which is associated with trickery and deception, refers to integrity and uprightness. Thus, to be a descendant of Israel is also to be a representative of moral rectitude. And here is the rub: while in contemporary parlance power is often seen as the source of immoral behavior and oppression, the Torah is teaching us otherwise. To be "Israel" is to be both powerful and morally upright and to recognize that sometimes the exercise of power, such as the war to eradicate evil that Israel is currently waging against Hamas, is an expression of the loftiest moral ideals. ? May Israel, therefore, continue its military campaign, without wavering and without succumbing to international pressure, until it is victorious, and may Hamas "be frustrated and terrified, disgraced and doomed forever" (Psalms 83:18). ? David Harbater ? If you are interesting in more articles of this nature please follow me on Facebook at:
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Today's Inspiration - Shabbat shalom!
Peacemaking
Said the Pulnoer: "We are taught (Peah 1:1) it is a great mitzvah to achieve peace between two men who quarrel. I will tell you of an even greater mitzvah, namely to make peace between your body and your spirit, so that materialism does not conquer the spirit."
Source: The Hasidic Anthology
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???? HASDEI HASHEM Surgery for Shoshana Bracha bas Rivka Yehudis concluded and was successful
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Hasdei Hashem surgery concluded successfully. ?She still needs much tefillos and tehillim. ?Please continue to daven and say tehillim for Shoshana Bracha bas Rivka Yehudis that Hashem showers her with the greatest siyata d¡¯Shmaya?and rachomei Shomayim?sending her refua schlema. ?
Please continue to daven for the others who were wounded:
(HaRav) Avidan Moshe ben Mina Rivka is the correct name for davening (Shfeiner) (He is a Dayan on the Be¡¯er Sheva Beis Din)
RO¡¯EE BEN MICHAL a soldier from Ofra, a fighter from the Golani Patrol who fired at the terrorists. ?
HANNAH BAS RACHEL
ESTHER GITEL BAS SIMA
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BS"D Correction on Name for davening and Tehillim
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(HaRav) Avidan Moshe ben Mina Rivka is the correct name for davening (Shfeiner) (He is a Dayan on the Be¡¯er Sheva Beis Din)
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BS"D Additional terror victims need tefillos (besides Shoshana Bracha bas Rivka Yehudis-who is in serious condition in surgery)
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Please daven and say tehillim for:
AVIDAN MOSHE BEN RIVKAH MINA RO¡¯EE BEN MICHAL HANNAH BAS RACHEL ESTHER GITEL BAS SIMA
I have no specific information about their conditions.
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New Israeli Educational Stamps and Chanukah Resources
Hi Everyone!
I posted online images of the new Israeli stamps that?
will be issued in December 2023.
Under each stamp is a link to a Hebrew / English PDF file?
with information about the stamp.
Springs in Israel
* Ein Akev
* Ein Maboa
* Ma'ayan Harod
The Early Wine Industry in Eretz Israel
* Ginio Winery, Jerusalem
* Sarona Winery, Tel-Aviv
* Joint Issue Israel - Guatemala - 75 Years of Friendship
* Printing Doar Ivri Stamps - 75 Years
ATM Machine Labels
* Israel National Parks - Baram National Park
* Israel National Parks - Nimrod Fortress National Park
Please share. Thank You!
Chanukah Update:
Educational Resources for Chanukah
1,200+ Chanukah Videos on YouTube - 2006-2023
The Chanukah Map - Sites of the Maccabees 166-161 BCE
Chanukah Stamps from Around the World
Chanukah Humor Pages
Chanukah Photo Gallery
Please continue to pray for and support Israel.
May the wounded have a complete and speedy recovery.
May the hostages be freed now.
May God protect the IDF, the police, the security forces
and all of Am Yisrael.
Shabbat Shalom,
Jacob
jrichman@...
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Jacob Richman