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Readers were shocked this month to read the news of a group of Israeli girls who were tricked into travelling with a suitcase containing goods which are legal in Israel but illegal in many other countries. When the girls arrived in Bulgaria, they were rushed by police, and taken to jail. As the days passed and they had not heard from their daughters, their respective families began to panic. It was only after two weeks in jail that 22-year-old Rivka Zuaretz was able to make her allotted 3-minute call to her parents. Rivka was in hysterics: None of the prison guards spoke Hebrew, she had no access to kosher food, she was surrounded by violent inmates, and the prosecution was seeking a shocking 15 years.

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TINOKOS SHEL BEIS RABBAN
Elementary-age Talmidim and Talmidos
Rebbeim and Moros should please introduce the saying of Tehillim by explaining to their classes the current need for tefillah, and then join together, via tele-conference, with children from across the nation to say Tehillim kapitlach יג, כ, קכא, קל, and קמב, followed by אחינו כל בית ישראל.
Call-In Numbers
319-527-4510
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857-314-9244
Session #1
For Eastern and Central Time Zones
11:00 am Eastern Time (10:00 am Central Time)
Session #2

Register for the free replay of Yeshivah Beth Yehudah’s groundbreaking Evening of Unity 
What got over 100,000 people from around the world to gather virtually on October 18 (for yet another Zoom meeting)?
A first-of-its-kind, breathtaking viral event — hosted by Yeshiva Beth Yehudah.
Now, following hundreds of requests, the replay of this powerful dinner will be available for a limited time, Sunday, November 1. 
There’s a reason America’s movers and shakers show up for Yeshiva Beth Yehudah’s annual dinner. For over a century, the Detroit yeshivah has been more than a beloved institution: it’s been a powerful unifying movement raising generations of leaders, thinkers, and scholars.

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Rebbetzin Karn has been a role model for her 8 kids on how to face difficult challenges and persevere. Several years ago, her husband became handicapped and she was forced to single handedly raise her kids and put food on the table. She was largely successful though there wasn’t room for extras. Because she didn’t have the money to pay for a wedding, her son Shlomo Zalman only entered shidduchim at 21, even though in their community, the normal marriage age is younger.

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Her gates haven’t closed for thousands of years. This week, they will finally re-open.
Mama Rochel has been a symbol of hope for us throughout golus. For thousands of years, we have come to her to pour out our hearts, for we knew she would always listen. But with the changes of 2020, the gates to Mama Rochel’s resting place have been closed, gathering dust and eerily silent.
Until now.
 

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How much money is a life worth? This is the chilling question that the Feinbergs of Beitar Illit have unfortunately had to ask themselves.
 
Their 12-year-old son Moishy Feinberg was a ‘regular,’ happy, athletic kid who began to lose weight mysteriously recently. After many tests he was diagnosed with a rare joint disease which requires weekly treatments at his local hospital. The medications he needs to keep him alive now cost an overwhelming $25,000 a month.