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It’s been a month of inspirational and meaningful learning for participants in Emet Outreach’s TorahConnect for women. Now in its fourth year, the latest semester began right after the chagim, and the program is growing weekly. Held on Wednesdays at YCQ, Emet students of varying Jewish backgrounds are paired with members of the community to connect, share Torah thoughts, and elevate their learning. The result is a warm atmosphere and an energized kol Torah as women learn with their chavrusos.

In last week’s Torah portion, Parshas Chayei Sarah (B’reishis 24:1), it says that Avraham was old, ba ba’yamim, and Hashem blessed him with ba’kol (“VaShem beirach es Avraham ba’kol”). If we look at Avraham Avinu’s life, we see that he had many challenges and was constantly being tested by Hashem. What is this mysterious ba’kol (everything) that Hashem blessed Avraham Avinu with?

Netanya, located on Israel’s beautiful Mediterranean coast, is famous for its stunning beaches, cultural activities, and city life, making it a top choice for our Anglo clients. Tivuch Shelly is now presenting two new projects, providing affordable luxury in the prestigious Ir Yamim and the closest adjacent neighborhood, offering more options for our Anglo buyers. The projects complement the reasonably priced developments we are currently selling in Anglo areas in North Netanya, all within walking distance to the beach and shops. Over the past 3 years, Tivuch Shelly achieved significant success selling a diverse range of projects throughout Netanya while accommodating the preferences and budgets of our distinctive clientele.

Touro students, deans and leaders turned out by the hundreds to show their support for Israel at Tuesday’s rally in Washington DC. 

BIRTHS

Rudy and Miriam Fabian on the birth of a grandson, born to Bentzion and Nomi Yehoshua of Airmont

Mr. and Mrs. Gavriel Gavrielov on the birth of a son

As Am Yisrael continues to mourn the tragic massacre in Israel that took place on Simchas Torah, the Queens community gathered together on Sunday, November 5, for a special Tehillim gathering that brought thousands of attendees from diverse backgrounds on to the streets of Kew Gardens Hills near Yeshiva Kesser Torah.