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When the spread of the coronavirus first began, doctors predicted that its ripple effects would reach far and wide. One such ripple is that many people suffering other illnesses, such as heart attacks and stroke, are often afraid to go to the hospital, lest they contract the virus. Medical professionals strongly urge people to go to the ER when they have a medical emergency, so that there will not be an uptick in other kinds of fatalities. While staff do their best to keep conditions sterile, infections do still happen. One such infection was the tragic case of Israeli father of 9 Rabbi Yigal Garma.

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One of the most alarming attributes of COVID-19 is its tendency to escalate quickly. Countless stories have emerged in recent weeks of individuals who were feeling fine then, within a matter of hours, lost their lives. One such individual was 39-year-old Efraim Nachman Blum. Blum collapsed in his home on Friday and by the time emergency responders arrived, he was gone.
Blum’s passing is a grim reminder that the younger generations cannot be so confident of their safety.
Rabbi Blum was a sofer. He left behind his wife Sara, a preschool teacher, and 4 children. The youngest is only 4 months old.

National Mortgage Brokerage Banks On Success Of Helping Thousands Apply For First Round Of SBA-PPP Loan Funding With Full-Scale Initiative To Help Applicants Obtain Funds Faster
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You may have heard that the SBA-PPP loan program ran out of funds. But did you know those funds are about to be replenished?
Eastern Union has already helped thousands obtain SBA-PPP loan approvals over the past week. Many clients successfully received funding and are now covering their monthly operating expenses. Eastern Union has dramatically pivoted and embraced this seemingly untraditional funding initiative — and now plans on doubling down on those efforts to help even more people.

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Rabbanim around the world such as Rav Elya Brudny, Rav Moshe Tuvia Lieff, Rav Yisroel Reisman, Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky, and Rav Chaim Kanievsky have put their stamp of approval on The Simcha Initiative, a project aimed at setting a new precedent for more affordable simchas in Jewish community. A call to action published by the Initiative this week made the following appeal: (click here to sign up)
“Stress?
Pressure? … Why?

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With global news dominated by the coronavirus, it is easy to forget that there are still raw, real stories of family triumph and tragedy happening inside the now locked down city of Bnei Brak. The Teshuva family’s story began long before the appearance of the virus, but has now unfolded in its midst.

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For many years, Rebbetzin Toiba Jungreis was the main breadwinner in her house. She juggled the responsibilities of caring for her growing family and paying the bills in order to allow her husband, the Tchenger rebbe of Boro Park, pursue a life of spreading Torah and of avodas Hashem.
The vicissitudes of the coronavirus, however, came down hard on the esteemed Jungreis family. The rebbetzin, the backbone of the family, was abruptly taken away on the second day of Chol Hamoed, during the worst of the pandemic. She had been suffering for awhile with the debilitating ALS disease, requiring the family to expend enormous sums for her support and medical expenses.

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Right now, much of the world lives in fear of one thing: COVID-19, the potentially deadly virus which has dominated the news and killed many. As the death toll rises in Israel, it becomes abundantly clear that though the vast majority of cases will be survived, the world will never be the same. This is most true for the young boys & girls whose parents have been lost to the virus.
 

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Mazel Dalel, 53, a Beit Shemesh mother of 9 with no preexisting medical conditions passed away from the coronavirus on Shabbos.
Dalel, a resident of the Kiryah HaChareidit in Beit Shemesh was hospitalized in Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem after contracting the coronavirus.
The hospital stated that “she was attached to a ventilator and sedated for over a week in serious condition. Her condition quickly deteriorated and she passed away on Shabbos. We share in the sorrow of the family.”
The nifteres left behind her husband R’ Yoel Dalel and nine children.

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The Pesach seder is just hours away, and Israelis are drawing a fascinating parallel between this year and the very first seder. Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu announced Monday night that citizens would not be able to leave their homes on Leil HaSeder, and that streets would be patrolled to ensure that this would be enforced.

As families sit in their home and recall the Bnei Yisroel in Mitzrayim, unable to leave their homes as the Mashchis moved throughout the land outside, the Haggadah will now be more relatable than ever.

For most, the restrictions mean stocking up on groceries and other essentials, and spending valuable time with spouses and children. For many, however, the increasingly strict rules are a threat to their very existence.