2023 Satmar Business Expo surpasses all expectations!
An astounding display of success, inspiring new networking and business opportunities.
Over 5,000 attendees at the 2023 Satmar Business Expo enjoyed an incredible display featuring hundreds of Satmar businesses. A staggering 350 exhibitors presented a display of their businesses, ranging from plumbing supply to security to marketing to building materials and more!
Viewers were amazed at the sheer number of flourishing businesses from within the Satmar community, and enjoyed the opportunity to network and form new connections within the business world.
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Tzama Lecha Nafshi As Sung in the Knesset
Singer Menachem Shukrun and the Harmony choir sing the Chassidic nigun Tzama Lecha Nafshi during the day of tribute to Chabad in the Israeli Knesset.
(Via ColLive.com)
(Via ColLive.com)
LIVE: Makdim - Health Awareness Events - TONIGHT
Makdim is holding a health awareness event for the community to learn about preventing illnesses and improving health through early intervention efforts. The evening is for men ages thirty and above and includes a complete health panel of impressive, top-of-the-line doctors.
Makdim was founded with the goal of saving lives, one health screening at a time. The organization seeks to raise awareness of the importance of health screenings while emphasizing the life-saving benefits of early disease detection and takes a unified approach to tackle low levels of health screenings within the Boro Park community.
The Makdim Health Awareness Event will take place at Ateres Golda, 1362 50th Street, from 7:15 to 9:00 p.m. No pre-registration is necessary.
Rav Yitzchok Stralberg will emcee the evening. Divrei bracha will be given by the Admor M'Viznitz Yerushalayim, and Rabbi Zusha Aush will discuss the topic of Refuah in Halacha.
The Health Panel includes Dr. Aaron Z. Tokayer, professor of medicine/gastroenterology at Maimonides Medical Center; Dr. Eli Inzlicht-Sprei, internal medicine, medical doctor, Premium Health Center; Dr. David Sherman, internal medicine, cardiovascular disease at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.
The evening will be moderated by Dr. Shimsi Zimmerman, Medical Director at Chevra Hatzala and Centers Health Care. Personal stories and accounts will be shared as well over the evening. The event is free for attendees.
Makdim was founded with the goal of saving lives, one health screening at a time. The organization seeks to raise awareness of the importance of health screenings while emphasizing the life-saving benefits of early disease detection and takes a unified approach to tackle low levels of health screenings within the Boro Park community.
The Makdim Health Awareness Event will take place at Ateres Golda, 1362 50th Street, from 7:15 to 9:00 p.m. No pre-registration is necessary.
Rav Yitzchok Stralberg will emcee the evening. Divrei bracha will be given by the Admor M'Viznitz Yerushalayim, and Rabbi Zusha Aush will discuss the topic of Refuah in Halacha.
The Health Panel includes Dr. Aaron Z. Tokayer, professor of medicine/gastroenterology at Maimonides Medical Center; Dr. Eli Inzlicht-Sprei, internal medicine, medical doctor, Premium Health Center; Dr. David Sherman, internal medicine, cardiovascular disease at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.
The evening will be moderated by Dr. Shimsi Zimmerman, Medical Director at Chevra Hatzala and Centers Health Care. Personal stories and accounts will be shared as well over the evening. The event is free for attendees.
Eicha - feat. Gavriel Pelcovitz - Acapella Edition
With the three weeks upon us, I feel grateful to be able to share the acapella version of the song Eicha which was released on Miracles 3
This song expresses a tragic timeless story that's still unfolding for us as a nation. We have yet to see the end of it, although we're holding on so tight for it. The question of eicha- how could this be? is one that confounds each of us daily as we're hit with a new wave of pain for all of the suffering that goes on around us. How is it that a tragedy of thousands of years ago is still playing out in real time every day- in childless couples, waiting singles, sick children, lost broken souls and even in our own confusion and lack of clarity? At times like this we ask Eicha - how could it be that things have gone so far from where we hoped and thought they would ? The answer to the all of these questions is painful but simple. Once , Hashem had a house on this world , a place for the shechinah to rest among us, and then it was burned to the ground. Since then, generation after generation has been left trying to fill that void , keeping hashem's presence within us as best as we can. But It's hard to fathom the pain of a father who has countless children in the world who don't even know that He is their father
One of my listeners shared with me that hearing this song was her first opportunity to connect to the pain of golus not just through the Holocaust or the tragedies we face today, but to connect and feel the pain of the Shechina at the destruction of the beis hamikdosh.
May the question of eicha give way to a song of redemption in our lives and for our entire nation speedily.
Composed By: Chayala Neuhaus
Originally Released On: Miracles 3
Produced By: Doni Gross
Sung By: Gavriel Pelcovitz
Background Vocals: Craig Resmovitz
This song expresses a tragic timeless story that's still unfolding for us as a nation. We have yet to see the end of it, although we're holding on so tight for it. The question of eicha- how could this be? is one that confounds each of us daily as we're hit with a new wave of pain for all of the suffering that goes on around us. How is it that a tragedy of thousands of years ago is still playing out in real time every day- in childless couples, waiting singles, sick children, lost broken souls and even in our own confusion and lack of clarity? At times like this we ask Eicha - how could it be that things have gone so far from where we hoped and thought they would ? The answer to the all of these questions is painful but simple. Once , Hashem had a house on this world , a place for the shechinah to rest among us, and then it was burned to the ground. Since then, generation after generation has been left trying to fill that void , keeping hashem's presence within us as best as we can. But It's hard to fathom the pain of a father who has countless children in the world who don't even know that He is their father
One of my listeners shared with me that hearing this song was her first opportunity to connect to the pain of golus not just through the Holocaust or the tragedies we face today, but to connect and feel the pain of the Shechina at the destruction of the beis hamikdosh.
May the question of eicha give way to a song of redemption in our lives and for our entire nation speedily.
Composed By: Chayala Neuhaus
Originally Released On: Miracles 3
Produced By: Doni Gross
Sung By: Gavriel Pelcovitz
Background Vocals: Craig Resmovitz
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