Thousands of people attended the funeral of Rabbi Nissim Karelitz, a leader of the Haredi-Lithuanian public who passed away at the age of 93.
The funeral procession left at 12:00 from Rabbi Akiva Street in Bnei Brak, heading toward the cemetery on Hazon Ish Street, where the Rabbi will be buried. Many streets were blocked to traffic in Bnei Brak, and large police forces are escorting the funeral.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu eulogized Rabbi Karelitz, saying that he “grieves over the passing of renowned Torah scholar Rabbi Shmaryahu Yosef Nissim Karelitz, one of the giants of Jewish law in our generation.”
“His unique personality and extraordinary expertise in Torah and Jewish law literature raised up tens of thousands of students who will continue his path out of an abiding commitment to the Jewish people and its heritage. May his soul be bound in the chain of life for all generations,” the Prime Minister added.
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Sunday, October 20, 2019
Song of Kinnim / Tamid / Middos
Daf Yomi will be celebrating the Siyum of Seder Kodshim on Thursday, October 24. The “SONG OF KINNIM/TOMID/MIDDOS” reviews the highlights & main points of the past three mini-Mesechtos, recapping the key klallim of the three Mesechtos – all in rhyme! By www.SONGSOFSHAS.com
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Saturday, October 19, 2019
Friday, October 18, 2019
Mike Pompeo, David Friedman visit Netanyahu's Sukkah
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu hosted Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman at the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem Friday morning and gave Pompeo a brief tour of the residence’s sukkah.
Pompeo, who recently visited Ankara, Turkey for talks which culminated in a ceasefire agreement in northern Syria, landed in Israel Thursday night, during the Sukkot festival.
On Friday, Pompeo joined Ambassador Friedman at the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem to discuss with Netanyahu the ceasefire deal, and other major issues facing the region, key among them ongoing efforts against Iranian aggression.
At the end of the meeting, Netanyahu showed Pompeo the residence’s sukkah, or temporary booth, built for the Sukkot holiday.
“Since you’re visiting here on the holiday of Sukkot, we sit in the sukkah during the Feast of Tabernacles. We remember what it was like when we didn’t have a permanent home,” said Netanyahu.
“We sit here to have our family meals and visitors sit here in the Sukkah.”
“When you put the [schach] on the top, it is supposed to be porous enough so that you can see the stars. One problem is what do you do when it rains? The answer is you go in.”
Pompeo, who recently visited Ankara, Turkey for talks which culminated in a ceasefire agreement in northern Syria, landed in Israel Thursday night, during the Sukkot festival.
On Friday, Pompeo joined Ambassador Friedman at the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem to discuss with Netanyahu the ceasefire deal, and other major issues facing the region, key among them ongoing efforts against Iranian aggression.
At the end of the meeting, Netanyahu showed Pompeo the residence’s sukkah, or temporary booth, built for the Sukkot holiday.
“Since you’re visiting here on the holiday of Sukkot, we sit in the sukkah during the Feast of Tabernacles. We remember what it was like when we didn’t have a permanent home,” said Netanyahu.
“We sit here to have our family meals and visitors sit here in the Sukkah.”
“When you put the [schach] on the top, it is supposed to be porous enough so that you can see the stars. One problem is what do you do when it rains? The answer is you go in.”
Thursday, October 17, 2019
Roshei Hayeshivos In Waterbury to Celebrate שמחת התורה
Gedolei Roshei Hayeshivos in Waterbury, Connecticut, to celebrate an incredible שמחת התורה
News Report Tries to Explain Home Computers
Imagine paying $10,000 for a computer? Back in 1982, this was a reality for consumers looking for a top-of-the-line machine.
In this report, WABC consumer reporter Phyllis Eliasberg gave people a deeper look at the sorts of computers available back in October 1982.
In this report, WABC consumer reporter Phyllis Eliasberg gave people a deeper look at the sorts of computers available back in October 1982.
Fainted Man Knocks Woman Onto Tracks
A fainted man knocks woman onto tracks in front of an oncoming train
Woman saved by commuters after being knocked onto subway tracks by a fainted man in Buenos Aires
Woman saved by commuters after being knocked onto subway tracks by a fainted man in Buenos Aires
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Meydad Tasa - VaHareini Eved - Music Video
The song VaHareini Eved was a song that competed in the composers competition with Menachem Toker on Radio Kol Chai. The song was composed by Yehuda Yechezkel and arranged and produced by Doron Elimelech.
Sukkos Medley - Dudi Knopfler & Crew
Dudi Knopfler amazed us again with new music. Now, just in time for Yom Tov Sukkas he's here with a fantastic new music video that will get you into the Sukkas atmosphere! In this video Dudi combined 3 beautiful songs,
Song 1) A Sukkah'le, an old traditional song with alot of Neshamah to it.
Song 2) Ich Zitz Mich in Mein Sukkah'le, a brand new beautiful release composed by Chesky Weiss and Sung by MBD & Yeedle Werdyger a song full of 'Heart & Soul'. And to wrap it up Dudi added
Song 3) Vsumachtah, a brand new release too, but this in uplifting vibes composed by Anshie Friedman recorded & released by Levy Falkowitz & Avrum Mordche Schwartz of his new album Kruvim Elyonim.
Sit Back & Enjoy.
Song 1) A Sukkah'le, an old traditional song with alot of Neshamah to it.
Song 2) Ich Zitz Mich in Mein Sukkah'le, a brand new beautiful release composed by Chesky Weiss and Sung by MBD & Yeedle Werdyger a song full of 'Heart & Soul'. And to wrap it up Dudi added
Song 3) Vsumachtah, a brand new release too, but this in uplifting vibes composed by Anshie Friedman recorded & released by Levy Falkowitz & Avrum Mordche Schwartz of his new album Kruvim Elyonim.
Sit Back & Enjoy.
Birchas Kohanim at the Western Wall - Sukkot 2019
Tens of thousands of Jews from Israel and around the world gathered at the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem Wednesday morning for the traditional Birkat Kohanim
Roughly 40,000 people are estimated to have joined the morning prayer service at the Western Wall, which included appearances by the Chief Rabbis of Israel, Rabbi David Lau and Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, along with Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch, the Chief Rabbi of the Western Wall Plaza.
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Roughly 40,000 people are estimated to have joined the morning prayer service at the Western Wall, which included appearances by the Chief Rabbis of Israel, Rabbi David Lau and Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, along with Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch, the Chief Rabbi of the Western Wall Plaza.
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