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My dad had a straight nose, not a Jewish nose He managed to escape Poland
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How patron Moshe Tussie transformed his hometown into a Torah citadel
Back in 1975, a visionary named Moshe Tussie realized that the only way for a yeshivah day school to succeed in Mexico would be to import a kollel along with it. That first endeavor turned into an unquenchable drive for the communal askan, who today has dozens of kollelim under his umbrella in a country few imagined as a Torah citadel
The main boulevard of Mexico City’s upscale Polanco neighborhood feels almost like Thirteenth Avenue in Boro Park, but in a Spanish version. Mothers push strollers along its leafy sidewalk strips while kollel yungeleit, seforim tucked under their arms, hurry past the high-rise office buildings and gleaming storefront showcases.
Apartments sold and rented
Second-hand apartments sold
Tel Aviv and central region
Tel Aviv: A 60 square meter 2.5-room, first floor apartment on Lehi Street in the Beit Yaakov neighborhood was sold for NIS 1.25 million. A 72 square meter, three-room, third floor apartment with an elevator on Ma apilei Egoz Street in the Neve Chen neighborhood was sold for NIS 1.64 million (RE-MAX - Ocean).
Lod: A 60 square meter, three-room, fourth floor apartment with no elevator and no parking on Rachel Altar Street in the Hisachon Gimmel neighborhood was sold for NIS 875,000. A 90 square meter, four-room, second floor apartment with no elevator and no parking on Hahashmonaim Street in the Ramat Eshkol neighborhood was sold for NIS 910,000. A 90 square meter, 3.5-room, fifth floor apartment with an elevator but no parking on Ben Gurion Street was sold for NIS 1.24 million (Anglo-Saxon).
Yeter, because he added one section to the Torah, [that beginning with] ‘and you will see.’”
Shemot, 18:17: “The father-in-law of Moshe said to him, ‘the thing that you do is not good.’
Shemot, 18:21: “And you will see from among the entire people, men of accomplishment…”
The Portion begins with the reaction of Moshe’s father-in-law, Yitro, to the miracles that the Jewish people experienced on their journeys out of Egypt. Rashi notes that Yitro had seven names, and one of them was ‘Ytser’, meaning ‘additional’. Rashi explains that this name was given him because he merited to ‘add’ a whole section in the Torah, later in the Portion - which Rashi describes as the section starting with ‘and you will see’ - when he suggested a new system of judgement to replace the present system whereby Moshe would deal with every case. Thus, this name is a great praise to Yitro for achieving such a unique feat of adding a whole new section to the Torah. However,
The culture of evil controversy part II - Judaism
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