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On Tuesday morning the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) withdrew
from the border town of Tulkarm just over 24 hours after it
entered. IDF forces redeployed outside the city limits and
set up a blockade of the city. Avrohom Nesanel Illovitz Brought to Rest After WTC
Tragedy At Ground Zero, the site of the World Trade Center collapse,
the search for bodies continues. R' Avrohom Nesanel Illovitz
z'l was found under the rubble of the World Trade
Center and buried last week in the chareidi cemetery in
Queens following a large funeral procession. Beit Natan, an organization that provides patient support and
health education classes to chareidi and traditional women,
recently received a grant from the Israeli National Institute
for Health Policy and Health Services Research to perform the
first in-depth survey of religious women's health needs in
Israel. A major bone marrow donor recruitment drive is being run this
month in Israel by Ezer Mizion, a nonprofit organization that
provides medical support and health services. Ezer Mizion
hopes to collect blood samples from 30,000 new potential bone
marrow donors, bringing the total number of potential donors
in its Jewish data bank, the world's largest, to 130,000.
Tzedokoh in the Light of the Gedolim -- Kupat Ha'ir The gedolei hador led by the HaRav Shmuel Halevi
Wosner and HaRav Chaim Kanievsky, give their brochoh
especially to all who support the Kupat Ha'ir.
All the gedolei hador and foremost rabbonim have
signed on a Kol Korei to the entire tzibbur to
support and donate to this major and unique tzedokoh
fund.
At every opportunity -- including some that they make
themselves -- our opponents criticize us by lumping us
together with other religious fundamentalists. Politica by E. Rauchberger Prime Minister Ariel Sharon told United Torah Jewry and Shas
last week that although he has a majority to approve the
budget without them, he does not intend to pass it before
winning their support. PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE
A selection for Shabbos Shira
Miri always enjoys the zemiros at the Shabbos table.
When she went away to camp, she expected that she would be
missing that part of her oneg Shabbos. After the
Shabbos meal had begun, one of the teachers started singing
one of the zemiros. IN-DEPTH FEATURES My Last Meeting With The Last Rov Of Mir: |
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