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The famous bumper sticker reads: Think Globally – Act Locally! We are all concerned about what is going on in Israel . It is important that we know that our “little” mitzvahs really help. Please visit our website and choose a mitzvah you will do for Israel: click here.
If you can join us in Shul this Shabbat, please do so. We will once again be saying special prayers for Israel in light of the situation. (Services begin 9:30am; prayer for Israel at 10:45am; lunch – including Lenny Lebovitch's legendary cholent at Noon followed by a farbrengen in honor of the new month.)
As you know, we have re-designed our website, http://www.chabadpw.org/. Last Friday, our site had a record number of visitors since it was first established. In addition, many of you emailed me telling me how nice it is and user friendly, etc. Thank you for the feedback.
Looking forward to hearing from you online, and seeing you at shul!
Shabbat Shalom!
Rabbi Shalom M. Paltiel
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BERKOWITZ GAN ISRAEL DAY CAMP NEWS |
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Could you imagine spending a whole week celebrating all the Jewish holidays? Well, here at Berkowitz Gan Israel Day Camp we have done just that. On Monday the camp got right into the spirit of the week’s theme of ‘Jewish Holidays’ with holiday relay races! There was a race to dip an apple into honey, spin like a dancing draidle, and much more! The campers really had a terrific time celebrating Chanukah on Tuesday! The bunks enjoyed draidle playing and a fun menorah hunt.
On Wednesday the camp relived the story of leaving Egypt in their bunk study sessions, talked about the Passover seder, and even sang the four questions and Dayenu. On Thursday, Sukkos Day, the campers were traveling just as the Jews were in the desert, just instead of heading to Israel, they went to Cradle of Aviation and Wood Kingdom! All the campers had a blast! Friday was Purim Masquerade Day! The campers walked in to camp wearing costumes of all kinds. In the spirit of the day, the campers had an exciting Holiday Carnival and enjoyed tasty hamentachen which they had baked at camp!
The fun we had this Jewish Holiday Week at Berkowitz Gan Israel has definitely topped off all other weeks of the entire year!
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Fearing Our Own Strength
By Yosef Y. Jacobson
Israel is, thank G‑d, a strong country, with an exceptional military that combines courage, skills and profound morality. Israel will fight back until Hamas and Hezbollah accept a cease fire, at least for the time being.
Yet that is exactly what we must fear.
Israel has begun the "surgery" to cleanse its environment of the noxious diseases of terror and lust for Jewish deaths. But . . . CONTINUE
By Zev Roth
Submitted by:Sylvia Stern a.k.a. Bobbie (Rabbi Paltiel's Grandmother!)
In a small midwest town in the mid-1880s, Jacob Viner and his wife attempted to bring up their children in accordance with Jewish tradition. Shabbos was observed as best as they could in their Missouri village, located just outside Kansas City. One of the few advantages of living in such a setting was the presence of a large stock of people who could be used as a "Shabbos goy."
When it was required, it was the Viners' young neighbor Harry who was usually called upon. Harry frequently visited the Viner family to help light a fire to warm the house in the frigid midwest winter, or to perform various other Shabbos chores. He was well liked, respected, and always around when you needed him. He eventually came on a regular basis to the Viner family, as his sister Mary Jane had become best friends with her classmate Sarah Viner. Whenever he came, the Viners made sure to reimburse Harry with a small token of their appreciation - a piece of kugel or gefilte fish was always offered. Harry was particularly fond of matzah. CONTINUE
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Candle Lighting Times for
Port Washington, NY
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Shabbat Begins:
Jul. 21 2006 |
8:04 PM |
Shabbat Ends:
Jul. 22 2006 |
9:09 PM |
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Shul Family News
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MAZAL TOV
Mazel Tov to Alan and Barbara Rosenzweig on the birth of their 3rd grandchild, a new son born to their daughter Itka. May they enjoy many simchas in their family!
CONDOLENCES:
The Chabad community sends their condolences to the family of Jack Shields of Shields Plumbing and Hardware. Jack has been a friend and supporter of Chabad of Port Washington since its inception in 1991. He will be missed.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO:
Jacquelyn Moriya Salzbank, Lena Emma Salzbank, Cheryl Podolsky, Julia Satovsky, Leah Beatus, eve Harari, Mr. Zelik Sander
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Kiddush Calendar
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This week's Kiddush is sponsored by Lenny & Susan Lebovitch, in conjunction with the Kiddush Club and Gary Litvak, in honor of the yahrzeit of Susan’s father, David Perl of blessed memory. Lunch will be followed by a farbrengen in honor of the new month.
Upcoming Kiddush Sponsors:
7/29 Mr & Mrs Isaac Neissani
If you'd like to sponsor a future kiddush at Chabad, please email [email protected] or call Maria at 767-TORA to sponsor a luncheon in honor of a birthday, anniversary, yahrzeit or any other occasion. They do not have to be costly!
To view our Kiddush Calendar, click this image:
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Jewish Humor
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submitted by: Joseph Esrail
A US Navy cruiser anchored in Mississippi for a week's shore leave. The first evening, the ship's Captain received the following note from the
wife of a wealthy plantation owner:
"Dear Captain, Thursday will be my daughter Melinda's Debutante Ball. I would like you to send four well mannered, handsome, unmarried officers in their formal dress uniforms to attend the dance. They should arrive promptly at 8:00 PM prepared for an evening of polite Southern conversation. They should be excellent dancers, as they will be the escorts of lovely refined young
ladies. One last point: No Jews Please."
At precisely 8:00 PM on Thursday, Melinda's mother heard a polite rap at the door which she opened to find, in full dress uniform, four
handsome, smiling black officers. Her mouth fell open, but pulling herself together, she stammered,"There must be some mistake."
"No, Madam," said the first officer "Captain Goldberg never makes mistakes."
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