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From Across the Oceans From Montreal and Manchester, Buenos Aires and Teaneck, each of these very different people had made their own way to the same destination
As the outpouring of grief across Israel and beyond has made clear, Meron 2021 will go down as a tragedy of the entire Jewish People 45 holy souls, Jews of all types, who died minutes after beseeching kera ro’a gezar dineinu. But of the many thousands drawn to the elevation of Rabi Shimon last week, and the hundreds who entered the horror that was the tunnel of death, one group stands apart. From different cities, countries, and continents, they’d waved goodbye as they boarded a plane to learn in yeshivah and grow in kollel, to spend time in Eretz Yisrael or go directly to Meron. From Montreal and Manchester, Buenos Aires and Teaneck, each of these very different people had made their own way to the same destination. ....
(Arutz Sheva and Jewish Link Staff) Rabbi Aryeh Waxman eulogized Daniel (Donny) Morris, a 19-year-old student from Bergenfield, New Jersey, who was a shana alelph student at the Sha alvim yeshiva and who perished in the disaster at Meron last week, in an interview with Kan News Sunday. Morris was a graduate of Rosenbaum Yeshiva of North Jersey (RYNJ) and the Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy (MTA). It s so hard to talk right now. I just want people to know that Israel has lost an angel. When he was with us, we could tell that he was an angel, Rabbi Waxman said. ....
Finding Her Voice: A Parent’s Story By Jill Friedbauer | February 04, 2021 Our weekly parenting group meeting was rolling along as it usually did chitchat, joking, complaining, noshing when my phone rang, and I immediately excused myself to speak in private. It was our daughter Racheli’s genetic counselor, and she had news that changed everything for us in an instant. I struggled to take in the information that she was telling me: that our 9-month old daughter had extra information on one chromosome and was missing information on another; that as far as the experts knew, Racheli was the only one in the world with this exact genetic makeup, a fluke rather than something she had inherited from us; that she was one in a million actually, more like one in 7.5 billion. ....
Relationship Building in Real Estate During COVID By Ruby Kaplan | December 24, 2020 As a seasoned realtor who has many years of experience, I was faced with the unusual task of successfully selling real estate this past year during the COVID pandemic. Having to deal with COVID both on a personal and professional level, I was presented with an unprecedented challenge of doing my job right. Concern of typical open house shutdowns, fear of owners to let people in for viewings, and social distancing rules could have allowed for stagnation of marketing and selling homes during our infamous year of 2020. However, fortunately and much to my surprise, activity in real estate was at an all-time high. The phenomenon of lines around the corner became common when the open house rules became relaxed, and people running from the city due to constrained spaces have allowed for suburban attraction and allure augmenting the pool of buyers. A seller’s marke ....