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tape library!

Eli Shulman
 

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We are proud to announce the creation of a Torah tape library at the Young Israel of Midwood!
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Attached is a list of the titles that we have available at present. We are planning to add many new titles soon, so please check the periodically updated list that will be posted on our website at as well as on the bulletin board in shul.

All tapes cost $2.50, except titles marked with an asterisk (*), which are $3.50. Each time you return a tape you will receive $1.00 credit towards purchase of another tape. To order tapes please see our tapemaster, Mr. Danny Berg, who will be available in shul each evening. He can be e-mailed at: tapemaster@....

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Weekly Kashrut and Other Alerts

 

Below are this week's Kashrut and other alerts:

The following kashrus alert was received from the Organized Kashruth Laboratories on October 15, 2001.
Please be advised that the OK symbol has been mistakenly put on Tropicana Premium Orange Strawberry with Calcium in 64 oz. bottles. This product is NOT certified by the Organized Kashruth Laboratories and is NOT kosher. Tropicana has stopped the manufacture and distribution of Pure Premium Orange Strawberry with Calcium with the OK symbol. In Tropicana's estimation most of the mislabeled production is off the shelf and all future production of this product will not carry the OK symbol. For further information contact Tropicana at 1-800-237-7799.
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The following kashrus alert was received from the Organized Kashruth Laboratories on October 15, 2001.
Please be advised Turkey Seasoning (2.8 oz.) produced by AMNON AND TAMAR, Ltd., Israel carries an unauthorized OK symbol on the label. The Organized Kashruth Laboratories does NOT certify this product.
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The following additional allergy and kashrus alert was received from the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network on October 15, 2001.
ConAgra Dairy Foods is voluntarily recalling 3,600 pounds of Fleischmann's Unsalted Stick Margarine with the UPC Code 298370 because it may contain undeclared milk. The product can be identified with the "best if used by" date on the carton of APR 15 02 EN 15 with time codes between 06:30 and 08:00. The product was distributed in CT, DE, NJ, NY, and PA. Consumers with questions may call (800) 257-5594.
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The following kashrus alert was received from the Chicago Rabbinical Council on October 14, 2001.
Effective immediately, the following three soda flavors are no longer certified by the Texas K division of the Chicago Rabbinical Council:

Cherry Crush
Lemon Cherry Sundrop
Welch's Fruit Punch

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The following kashrus alert was received from the Chicago Rabbinical Council on October 14, 2001.
Joe & Ross brand Sherbets (all flavors) are under the supervision of the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc), however the "D" or Dairy designation next to the cRc symbol was inadvertently left off the product labels. As is the case with all sherbet products as mandated by U. S. law, the product is in fact dairy.



Thank you to K A S H R U T . C O M
The Premier Kosher Information Source on the Internet
for supplying this information.


Weekly Kashrut and Other Alerts

 

Below are this week's Kashrut and other alerts:

The following allergy alert was received from the FDA on Sept. 18, 2001.
New World Pasta Company, Harrisburg, Pa., is voluntarily recalling in California 366 cases of Pasta Ribbons packaged for Albertson's private label. This product contains egg yolks that are not listed on the product packaging as an ingredient. The pasta was manufactured by New World Pasta for sale and distribution in Albertson's California stores only. Upon notification, Albertson's acted to immediately remove all affected product from its California stores, however it is possible some customers may have purchased the product prior to the recall. The product affected is packaged in 16 oz. bags marked with UPC number 41163 47343 and code dates of 'Best By Mar 29 03' or 'Best By Apr 27 03'. Consumers with packages of Albertson's Pasta Ribbons marked with the affected UPC number and code date are urged to return them to Albertson's for a full refund. This recall does not include other pasta products by Albertson's that have product names, UPC numbers or code dates which differ from that described above. Consumers with questions may contact New World Pasta Company at (888) 474-3114.


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The following kashruth advisory was received from the Orthodox Union on Sept. 24, 2001.
Quaker Toasted Oatmeal Squares (Regular & Cinnamon), The Quaker Oats Co., Chicago, IL has been changed from pareve to dairy. New packaging already bears an OU-D.


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The following kashruth advisory was received from the Orthodox Union on Sept. 24, 2001.
On Benecol Regular Spread & Light Spread, McNeil Nutritionals, Ft. Washington, PA the OU was inadvertently omitted from lots L1831-L3271. The product is certified as OU pareve.


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The following allergy and kashrus alert was received from the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network on Sept. 21, 2001.
ConAgra Dairy Foods is voluntarily recalling certain packages of Fleischmann's Unsalted Stick Margarine as it may contain undeclared milk. The product may actually be Fleischmann's Original Stick Margarine that contains whey. The product can be easily identified by the inner wrap on the individual sticks that reads "Fleischmann's Original Margarine," instead of Unsalted. There is also a "best if used by" date on the carton of JAN 31 02 O N. The product was distributed in AL, CT, GA, KY, ME, MD, MA, MI, MS, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, TN, VT, VA, and WV.
Consumers may return the above-coded product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may call (800) 257-5594.

The following addition to the kashrus alert was received from the Orthodox Union on Sept. 25, 2001. The dairy product can be easily identified by the inner wrap on the individual sticks that read, "Fleischmann's Original Margarine," OU D instead of Unsalted. Please contact the O.U. with questions regarding utensils in which the mislabeled product was cooked.


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The following kashrus alert was received from the Orthodox Union on Sept. 21, 2001.
Classic Grocer Instant Cocoa Mix, Phar-Mor, Inc., Youngstown, OH mistakenly bears an unauthorized OU and is NOT kosher. Corrective action is being taken


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The following notice of incorrect labeling was received from the Star-K Keeping You Kurent, Sept, 2001 and confirmed by the Rabbinical Council of New England on Sept. 20, 2001.
Kellogg's Corn Flake Crumbs were marked KD in error. Kellogg's Corn Flake Crumbs are produced in a pareve facility in Canada (note:"KC" code on the top of the box.) the packaging is being corrected.

Thank you to K A S H R U T . C O M
The Premier Kosher Information Source on the Internet
for supplying this information.


Weekly Kashrut and Other Alerts

 

Below are this week's Kashrut and other alerts:

The following notice of incorrect labeling was received from the Chicago Rabbinical Council on Sept 14, 2001.
Herring Tidbits in Wine Sauce produced by Ma Baensch in Milwaukee bears a cRc D logo when in fact it is cRc Pareve.


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The following allergy alert was received from the FDA on Sept 12, 2001.
Garelick Farms is voluntarily recalling one-half gallon round containers of Garelick Farms Mint Cookie ice cream, as the product may contain undeclared peanuts. The product may have been distributed in stores in CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, and VT. The product bears a UPC 30255-66116, and are marked with a code date of "072402." Consumers who have purchased the product may return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may contact a Garelick Farms at (800) 487-8700, ext. 362.


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The following allergy alert was received from the FDA on Sept 10, 2001.
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. is voluntarily recalling one-half gallon packages of Prestige Caramel Coyote Ice Cream because the product may contain undeclared peanut butter. The packages are marked with a three line code date of JAN 24 2002 / ( a four digit time code) / 12-356 found above the UPC Bar Code #21140 27053. The product was distributed to Winn-Dixie, Thriftway, Jitney Jungle, Save Rite and Sack & Save stores in AL, FL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MS, NC, OH, OK, SC, TX, and VA. Consumers who have purchased this product may return it to the place of purchase for a full refund or replacement. Consumers with questions may call (888) 245-8584.



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for supplying this information.


Hatzoloh member's account

Eli Shulman
 


The following is an email message that our chaver, Shamai Goldstein sent
us.
He expressed his desire to publicize his experiences at the World Trade
Center tragedy in the hope that it will be a mussar and a chizuk to all
who
read it

From: "Shamai Goldstein"
To: "Eliyahu Zukierman" <eliyahuz@...>
Subject: My experience at the WTC
Date: Thursday, September 13, 2001 1:51 PM


I write this with thanks to the Ribbono Shel Olam, to be able to write it,
and not be written about!
As we were dispatched to the Twin Towers for a fire, not knowing what we
were getting in to, I rode in the Hatzoloh ambulance to Manhattan. We were
able to clearly see the upper portion of the towers on fire from the
Prospect Expway on the way into the Battery Tunnel.
As we got out of the tunnel and turned on to West St. I saw body parts all
over the street. I saw a part of the airplane, it looked like a engine
behind a burned car. As we got closer, we were told to park the ambulance
right near the towers. I think we were originally right behind the towers.
Then there was a report that a 3rd plane may be coming into the building,
so
we got back on the ambulance and started to drive a little further away.
Then we were told it was all clear and that we should park the ambulance
on
the street behind the towers.
We were parked and waiting for directions from the Command Center which
was
being set up in the lobby of the towers. While we were waiting, alot of
Hatzoloh members gathered near the ambulances watching the towers burn.
All
that was between the towers and us was 1 building. As we waited, we
started
to see people jumping out of the windows of the towers below the fire
floors. I guess their choice was frying in the building or jumping to
their
deaths. A sight I don't think I well ever forget. We just started to say
Tehillim. How helpless we all felt knowing that there is nothing that we
can
do, besides watching them fall to their deaths.
As we were waiting for instructions. We heard this loud rumble, I looked
up
and saw the tower starting to come straight down on itself. I along with
every one else ran for our lives. About a half a block down there was this
tremendous cloud of smoke, dust and debris that caught up with us. At that
point it became dark, so dark you couldn't see an inch in front of you. I
wasn't able to breathe, the smoke and debris was so thick. I can only
compare it to putting a vacuum cleaner bag full of dust over your head and
trying to see and breath with it on. It was impossible to keep my eyes
open,
they were burning from everything in the air. As I was running I started
to
get very short of breath. The air was so thick you could cut it! It was
like
Makos Choshech. *

As we were running another Hatzoloh member tripped, I stopped to help him
get up, B"H he was able to get up. I think he would have been stampeded on
by all the masses of people running. At the same time I noticed a 2-way
radio on the floor, in all the chaos for some reason (Hashgocho) I picked
it
up. About a half a block down the smoke and debris caught up to us. We
couldn't see a thing nor were we able to breathe. I knew that I had to
find
shelter some how, not knowing what was coming off the tower or how far it
was flying. I considered hiding under a fire truck, but It was getting
hard
to breathe.


I was getting out of breath and knew I had to get into a building. I ran
into an alley way and stopped running. It was getting very hard to breathe
and I was breathing very fast, from running. I sat myself down and thought
to myself that this was probably going to be the end! I figured if I keep
running I will definitely not survive. I will need too much oxygen and
there
wasn't much.
I knew there was a building somewhere in this courtyard I just had to calm
down and find a window to break and climb in. At this time I heard people
yelling if any body was around and I answered. We were still unable to see
a
thing. It was so quiet, not a sound. Some big guy tripped on me while I
was
sitting trying to calm down. He asked if I am a person. I told him to hold
on to me and together we will survive. We held on to each other and felt
our
way to a wall of a building. We were able to feel a big window and then
followed it hoping to find a door.
There was a big plate glass door. it was locked. I went to grab my
Hatzoloh
radio and break the window but couldn't find it, I grabbed the radio that
I
found in the street which "happened to be" a Hatzoloh radio that someone
else lost and started to bang on the glass hoping to break it. It wouldn't
break. B"H I had that radio, because it was approximately twice the size
of
my regular radio. I don't know if anybody would have heard me banging on
the
glass with that radio. Somebody came to the door from inside and motioned
to
me to stop banging. He opened the door and let us in.


The lobby of this building was a little better than outside. There was
light
and water. We were all choking on the debris and smoke. We stayed in this
lobby approximately.15 minutes or so, till the second tower collapsed.
B"H
I had picked up the radio, and I was able to communicate to let the other
Hatzoloh members know which building I'm in and that I am alive (300
Albany
Street).
It was horrendous listening to fellow Hatzoloh members yelling for help on
the radio not knowing exactly where they were or if they will survive. One
member was yelling and crying that we was trapped and surrounded by fire
all
around and he doesn't know where he is. Thinking back this was a period of
time, just listening to the Hatzoloh radio that we knew that we were being
judged up above.
At that point we were told to get out of the building for fear that it
also
may collapse. Someone handed out dust masks they found. I grabbed a shirt
and wet it and ripped it in half. I gave one half to a fireman so that we
would have something to try to filter our breathing. As we ran out into
the
street back into this chaos, we didn't know what would fall on us. I saw
an
Hatzoloh Ambulance, I jumped into it, there other members on it already.
We
all needed oxygen badly. We were covered from head to toe in this debris.
The ambulance was covered inside and outside with all this matter. The
ambulance I was on was the one I came with to the city. I had my paramedic
equipment on it was also covered with this stuff. (I have no idea where my
equipment is now. Approximately 30 thousand dollars worth.) We all put on
oxygen masks, we had to share it since we all needed it and there was only
so much. We took turns, each wanted the other one to have it, each saying
you need it more than I. MI KIAMCHO YISROEL! I put on a pulse oximeter on
myself to see how much oxygen I was getting, it read 93-94 a little low,
normal is 97-100.
The ambulance wasn't able to go any further. We were at the waterfront a
block or two from the towers. the police brought in boats, to ferry people
off Manhattan to Liberty Park in Jersey. I knew I had to get out of there,
I
had a hard time breathing.
I got off the ambulance and went toward the boats. They were allowing
woman
and children on first. I went to the front of the line and told them I was
a
Paramedic, they let me on the boat. The helplessness I felt standing there
without any equipment trying to help people. There was a fireman that
couldn't see. He had so much debris in his eyes. I found a bottle of water
on the boat and tried flushing out his eyes. There was a woman from the
Chief Medical Examiners office on the boat, she had a broken leg. The
Chief
Medical Examiner had some lacerations to his hand. I told him I am glad I
can meet him standing up! There was a person having a asthma attack. I
tried
my best to help the ones I was able to.
When we got to Liberty Park, there was a huge tent set up to triage
patients
coming off the boats. I helped some firemen. there was Fire Chief Murphy
whom was having chest pain. I gave him some oxygen and got a ambulance
crew
to get him to a hospital. He was very thankful to myself and Hatzoloh. I
helped with some other patients for about an hour, when it all started to
catch up with me.


I haven't eaten all day. I had been in shul in the morning and was up to
Borochu when I answered a Hatzoloh call. From the call I took my sons to
yeshiva and then went straight to the city. On the way into the city I
reminded my self to say S'hma. I said Shmona Esrei about 1 or 2 in the
afternoon, while I was being treated for exhaustion and smoke inhalation.
They took me to Bayonne Hospital where the staff was unbelievable. They
couldn't believe that we survived. One Jewish Dr. walked into the room and
looked at me and said Boruch Hashem!


My roommate in the hospital was a paramedic from Metro Care, that was in
their Command Center when it got hit from debris from the building as it
collapsed. He doesn't know how he got out of it. After all the dust
settled,
that Command Center was on its side in flames. He was banged up, and will
be
OK, IY"H.
At the hospital, I was quickly assessed in the emergency room and then
sent
up to a room, where they did blood tests and chest X-ray. B"H all looked
ok.
I was discharged about 4pm. Some Hatzoloh members made their way to the
hospital, and we were more than happy to see each other alive. 2 of these
guys were on the way into the building when it collapsed.
We had to get back to Brooklyn, but all the bridges and tunnels were
closed.
We went up to the cops and told them we are paramedics that were just
heading back to the city, they asked for some ID, and let us through all
the
way to Brooklyn.
The nissim that we all experienced as individuals and as a group of Chevra
Hatzoloh is indescribable. the chesed we all saw from the Ribbon Shel Olam
is boundless. B"H all Hatzoloh members are accounted for, some with broken
limbs and scratches and bruises - NON THE LESS ALIVE!
We should all say Tehillim and Daven for those injured, and those still
trapped and unaccounted for, as of yet.
Rabbi Price, a Hatzoloh member said yesterday, that now we have some
understanding of Aveinu Malkeinu Kosveinu Bsefer Z'chuyos!
There are numerous stories of nissim and chesed, that we were zoicha to
witness and be a part of, in this unfortunate situation.
Chasdei Hashem Ki Lo Somnu Ki Lo Cholu Rachamov!
When I got up this morning and said Modeh Ani, It had a whole different
meaning. The Brocho of M'chayae Hameissim has a different meaning. Modim
took allot longer than usual. I wasn't in a rush to leave shul this
morning.
Life is to short and precious. Unfortunately it sometimes takes a
situation
like this to wake us up.
May we all have a K'siva V'chasima Tova, and may we know of no more
tragedies and be witness to B'ias Goel Tzedek B'imheira V'yameinu, Amen.
Shamai





interesting article

Eli Shulman
 

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To War, Not to Court

By Charles Krauthammer

Wednesday, September 12, 2001; Page A29

This is not crime. This is war. One of the reasons there are terrorists out there capable and audacious enough to carry out the deadliest attack on the United States in its history is that, while they have declared war on us, we have in the past responded (with the exception of a few useless cruise missile attacks on empty tents in the desert) by issuing subpoenas.

Secretary of State Colin Powell's first reaction to the day of infamy was to pledge to "bring those responsible to justice." This is exactly wrong. Franklin Roosevelt did not respond to Pearl Harbor by pledging to bring the commander of Japanese naval aviation to justice. He pledged to bring Japan to its knees.

You bring criminals to justice; you rain destruction on combatants. This is a fundamental distinction that can no longer be avoided. The bombings of Sept. 11, 2001, must mark a turning point. War was long ago declared on us. Until we declare war in return, we will have thousands of more innocent victims.

We no longer have to search for a name for the post-Cold War era. It will henceforth be known as the age of terrorism. Organized terror has shown what it can do: execute the single greatest massacre in American history, shut down the greatest power on the globe and send its leaders into underground shelters. All this, without even resorting to chemical, biological or nuclear weapons of mass destruction.

This is a formidable enemy. To dismiss it as a bunch of cowards perpetrating senseless acts of violence is complacent nonsense. People willing to kill thousands of innocents while they kill themselves are not cowards. They are deadly, vicious warriors and need to be treated as such. Nor are their acts of violence senseless. They have a very specific aim: to avenge alleged historical wrongs and to bring the great American satan to its knees.

Nor is the enemy faceless or mysterious. We do not know for sure who gave the final order but we know what movement it comes from. The enemy has identified itself in public and openly. Our delicate sensibilities have prevented us from pronouncing its name.

Its name is radical Islam. Not Islam as practiced peacefully by millions of the faithful around the world. But a specific fringe political movement, dedicated to imposing its fanatical ideology on its own societies and destroying the society of its enemies, the greatest of which is the United States.

Israel, too, is an affront to radical Islam, and thus of course must be eradicated. But it is the smallest of fish. The heart of the beast -- with its military in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Turkey and the Persian Gulf; with a culture that "corrupts" Islamic youth; with an economy and technology that dominate the world -- is the United States. That is why we were struck so savagely.

How do we know? Who else trains cadres of fanatical suicide murderers who go to their deaths joyfully? And the average terrorist does not coordinate four hijackings within one hour. Nor fly a plane into the tiny silhouette of a single building. For that you need skilled pilots seeking martyrdom. That is not a large pool to draw from.

These are the shock troops of the enemy. And the enemy has many branches. Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Israel, the Osama bin Laden organization headquartered in Afghanistan, and various Arab "liberation fronts" based in Damascus. And then there are the governments: Iran, Iraq, Syria and Libya among them. Which one was responsible? We will find out soon enough.

But when we do, there should be no talk of bringing these people to "swift justice," as Karen Hughes dismayingly promised mid-afternoon yesterday. An open act of war demands a military response, not a judicial one.

Military response against whom? It is absurd to make war on the individuals who send these people. The terrorists cannot exist in a vacuum. They need a territorial base of sovereign protection. For 30 years we have avoided this truth. If bin Laden was behind this, then Afghanistan is our enemy. Any country that harbors and protects him is our enemy. We must carry their war to them.

We should seriously consider a congressional declaration of war. That convention seems quaint, unused since World War II. But there are two virtues to declaring war: It announces our seriousness both to our people and to the enemy, and it gives us certain rights as belligerents (of blockade, for example).

The "long peace" is over. We sought this war no more than we sought war with Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan or Cold War with the Soviet Union. But when war was pressed upon the greatest generation, it rose to the challenge. The question is: Will we?

? 2001 The Washington Post Company


Fw: NYTimes.com Article: When the Unimaginable Happens, and It's Right Outside Your Window

Eli Shulman
 

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NY Times
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When the Unimaginable Happens, and It's Right Outside Your Window
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By CLYDE HABERMAN
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DO you get it now?
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It is a question that many Israelis wanted to ask yesterday of
America and the rest of the finger-pointing world. Not in a
smart-alecky manner. Not to say, "We told you so." It was simply a
question for those who, at a safe remove from the terrorism that
Israelis face every day, have damned Israel for taking admittedly
harsh measures to keep its citizens alive.
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"Suppose I had intelligence reports telling me that someone was
going to hijack a Boeing 757 and crash it into the World Trade
Center," an Israeli official said yesterday. "And suppose I used an
M-16 to kill him. According to the arguments being used against us,
I'd be an assassin, illegally using American weapons."
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This official was referring to the international condemnation
Israel has endured for killing certain Palestinians, people accused
of not only masterminding anti-Israel terrorist acts in the past
but planning more in the near future. The American criticism of
Israel has been sotto voce. But it is there. And in this Black
September, after the worst act of terrorism in history, the
question arises from Israelis like this official:
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Do you get it now?
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"We are now going to see a very resolute, and
possibly global, approach to dealing with terrorism," Joseph
Alpher, an Israeli strategic analyst, said by phone from Tel Aviv.
As for his own country, he said, "People will understand with how
much reserve we have responded - and after this, criticism of the
response will lower."
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That question - do you get it? - came almost instantly to mind
yesterday to me, too, after having just spent two months reporting
from Israel. It was asked on more levels than merely how to deal
with those who kill Americans for having committed the unforgivable
sin of being Americans.
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You can't avoid the question when, again, as on many occasions
while working in Israel in the first half of the 1990's, you have
seen the human wreckage caused by the suicide bombs that go off
with sickening frequency. You ask it because Jerusalem offers a
glimpse of what New York may become. Some likened the assault on
the trade center and the Pentagon to the attack on Pearl Harbor in
1941. If the point was that we Americans may never be the same, the
analogy is apt. Jerusalem points the way.
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JUST three days ago, I wrote about the fear that now grips
Israelis, how they listen for the sirens, how as the ambulances
keep coming, they reach for cell phones. Frantically, they call to
make sure that loved ones are all right. Often, they cannot get
through because so many people are phoning at the same time. They
try to hold the panic at bay.
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All of that happened in New York yesterday.
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Even without knowing
who was behind this monstrous act, you could not shake off the
televised images of crowds of Palestinians - not a handful of
bloodthirsty extremists - chanting "God is great" and joyously
handing out candy in celebration on the streets of Nablus in the
West Bank. Same as when a bomb went off in Jerusalem and killed
children and their mothers in a restaurant.
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The funerals for yesterday's victims will, you may be certain,
become national events and, for many, occasions for political
statements. Same as in Jerusalem.
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In Israel, there is no such thing as six degrees of separation. In
a country that small, two degrees is more like it. If you don't
know a bombing victim personally, you almost surely know someone
who does. You may safely bet that an extraordinary number of New
Yorkers will have the same relationship to someone whose life was
cruelly extinguished yesterday in Lower Manhattan.
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"It's all very personal there, and now it's all very personal
here," said David Harris, executive director of the American Jewish
Committee.
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More clearly than ever, Americans now understand that they may not
assume any public place is safe. Same as in Jerusalem.
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Remember the suicide bomber who killed 15 innocent people at a
Sbarro's pizza outlet in downtown Jerusalem last month? As timing
would have it, that restaurant is supposed to reopen today. No
doubt an armed guard will be posted at the entrance, as one is
these days at almost every restaurant and outdoor cafe in central
Jerusalem.
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We certainly have no shortage of Sbarro outlets in New York.
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Do
you get it now??
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Fw: Fw Please say tehillim for Mark Rosenberg

Eli Shulman
 

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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 12:31 PM
Subject: Fw Please say tehillim for Mark Rosenberg


Fw ?Date: 9/12/2001 9:35:45 AM
From: ???jennifer.rosenberg@c... ???To: ...

Please say tehillim for my husband Mark Rosenberg. ?He is still missing.
His name is Mordechai Leib ben Yasfa Leah.
Thank you.







Weekly Kashrut Alerts

 

Below are this week's Kashrut alerts:

The following kashrus correction was to the previous notice was received from the Vaad Harabonim of Flatbush on Sept. 10, 2001.

Please be advised that effective as of Friday, Aug. 17, 2001, The Vaad HaRabonim of Flatbush is NOT responsible for the Kashrus of Fuji Hana Restaurant, 512 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY.


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The following kashrus alert was received from the Orthodox Union on Sept 6, 2001.
Pyramid Spices and Seasoning, Amnon and Tamar (The Pyramid) Ltd., Israel, Imported by Office Shelf 2000, bears and unauthorized OU and is NOT certified as kosher by the Orthodox Union.


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Young Israel of Midwood egroup, check out this article at the Jewish Week!

 

Check out this article

(Israels World Standing Suffers Major Body Blow)





Enjoy!
eli shulman

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----- Original Message -----
Cc:?
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 12:45 PM
Subject: Very Important

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Statement by Dep FM Michael Melchior to the Durban Conference, delivere...

Eli Shulman
 

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From: <SZM@...>
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 1:29 PM
Subject: Fwd: Statement by Dep FM Michael Melchior to the Durban Conference,
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Weekly Kashrut and Other Alerts

 

Below are this week's Kashrut and other alerts:

The following kashrus alert was received from the Kosherdining.com on Sept 2, 2001.
The Authoritative New York City Kosher Dining Guide, 2001 Edition, has mistakenly attributed kosher certification of Daphil Kosher Delicatessen in Albertson, NY (Long Island) to Rabbi Menachem Genack. Rabbi Genack has never given the restaurant certification and was inserted in the Guide as giving the hechsher as a result of a mis-communication with the restaurant.


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The following kashrus alert was a newspaper advertisement on August 24, 2001.
Please be advised that effective as of Friday, Aug. 17, 2001 the Vaad HaRabonim of Flatbush is no longer responsible for the Kashrus of Fuji Hana Restaurant, 512 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY.

The following kashrus announcement was received on Sept. 2, 2001.
The Fuji Hana Restaurant, is under the certification of the Vaad Harabonim of Flatbush.


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The following allergy alert was received from the FDA on August 24, 2001.
Lightlife Foods, Turners Falls, MA is voluntarily recalling 7,710 pounds of Smart CutletsTM Seasoned Chick'n after recently being informed by an ingredient supplier that undeclared sulfites are present in one of their ingredients. Because the Smart Cutlets Seasoned Chick'n packages do not list sulfites among the ingredients, two production lots of the product are being recalled nationwide. The product contains undeclared sulfites, and people who are sensitive to sulfites run the risk of serious or life-threatening reaction if they consume this product. Available in retail refrigerator cases nationwide, Smart Cutlets Seasoned Chick'n, UPC #43454-10101, comes in an 8-ounce package, containing two 4-ounce servings. The recall covers product marked "Best by Oct 12 01" and "Best by Oct 14 01," found on the package side panel below the bar code. Consumers are urged to return the product to the store where it was purchased for a refund. None of Lightlife's other products are affected by this recall. Consumers with questions can find answers 24 hours a day at www.lightlife.com or by calling 1-800-233-7022.







Thank you to K A S H R U T . C O M
The Premier Kosher Information Source on the Internet
for supplying this information.


prozbol

Eli Shulman
 

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This Rosh Hashanah marks the end of the Shemittah year. In order to prevent outstanding debts that are owed to you from being voided by Shemitah, one should prepare a Prozbol, such as the attached document. - EBS


pre-selichot shiur

 

PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO YOUR FRIENDS:

This Monday morning (Labor Day), at 9:30 in the morning, there will
be a pre-selichos shiur in the Beis Medrash of the Young Israel of
Midwood.

The shiur is for MEN AND WOMEN.

It will be given by Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz, forward Dean of Jewish
Studies and Dean of the Isaac Breuer College at Yeshiva University.

Refreshments will be served.

Davening is at 7:00, 8:00 and 8:30.


Fw: help

Eli Shulman
 

----- Original Message -----
From: "Haim Huppert" <chaim@...>
To: <elishulman@...>
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 11:00 AM
Subject: help


Dear Rabbi,

I am writing you to let you know of friends of mine living in Karnei
Shomron who a few weeks ago had their lives turned upside down.

August 5, 2001 - Tehiya Bloomberg, 40, of Karnei Shomron, was killed when
Palestinian gunmen opened fire on the family vehicle between Alfei Menashe
and Karnei Shomron.
They were traveling in a three-car convoy on the Azoun bypass road leading
from Kfar Sava to Karnei Shomron. The first car in the convoy overtook a
Palestinian vehicle traveling very slowly in front of him. As he passed it,
the terrorists opened fire, hitting his car but missing him. The second car
in the convoy, containing the Bloombergs, also attempted to pass the
Palestinian car and were sprayed with gunfire. Tehiya Bloomberg was fatally
shot and died shortly afterwards. Three people were seriously wounded,
including her husband, Shimon, and daughter, Tzippi, 14.
Tehiya was the mother of five, aged 6 to 14, and was 5 months pregnant. She
worked as a nurse in the health clinic in Karnei Shomron. Her husband
Shimon is an employee of the Israel Aircraft Industry, and is very active
in local religious community life in the Ginot Shomron neighborhood where
the family lives (he is Gabbai of the shul).

Shimon (Steve) came originally from England and Tehiya was born in Netanya.

We are all still in shock over the loss of our friend and neighbor, Tehiya.
As the days pass, and terrorist murders continue throughout Israel, we keep
on. This time though, it has hit us very very close to home.

We are continuing our daily routines as much as we can-despite the heavy
feeling of loss that is in our hearts. Techiya's family is broken and in
pain. and so is our community. And there is so much to do. We are all
trying to help in any way possible. With food. Visits to the hospital.
Paperwork. It's endless. And it's just beginning.

We have set up a special fund, The Bloomberg Family Fund to help Tehiya's
family, as they embark on the long, arduous recovery ahead of them. The
government helps. but you know that this is never enough. This fund is to
help fill in the gaps, and help make certain that things like the necessary
wheelchair renovations in their home are made. All those "extras" that
become such necessities. Like getting the children the special help they
may need. We want to help alleviate their suffering in some small way, and
we believe you also would like to help us do that.
I wouldn't ask if I wasn't convinced that this fund will be used
intelligently and conservatively. And was very much needed. We know all of
you there are concerned about what is happening here in Israel-especially
where we live. We are so sorry now that when you ask us if there is
something you can do. there really is. This is very personal. And may seem
very small. But it is important. Vital really. And very much appreciated.

Please pray for the speedy recovery of Steve, Tehiya's husband (Shimon
David ben Chana Gittel), Tehiya and Steve's daughter (Tzipora bat Tehiya)
and our neighbor (Matan ben Michal), who was wounded as well.

Please pass this attached letter to anyone you know who can and would like
to help, or if you can get this letter to people in your shul who might be
active in fund raising for these type of causes, it would be much
appreciated.

In the US Make your tax deductible checks payable to:
Central Fund for Israel
980 6th Ave. 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10018
"For the Bloomberg Family"

Donations in Israel:
Bank Mizrachi, Karnei Shomron, Acc. # 117741

Or to:
Mr. Jay Shapiro
Bloomberg Family Fund
P.O.Box 330, Ginot Shomron 44853

Thank you very much for your help, and may we only hear good things for
this coming new year.

Chaim Huppert
Ginot Shomron

PS We are working on a website as well www.bloomberg.org.il
We would appreciate any suggestions you may have as well.


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Jerusalem Post Mail Article From A Friend

eli shulman
 

Hello,

Your friend eli shulman (elishulman@...) sent you the following article:

Interesting article

THINK AGAIN: Religious Zionism, sex and the army
By Jonathan Rosenblum

(August 30) These are tough times for religious Zionism. The hesder yeshiva students who petitioned Chief of General Staff Lt.-Gen. Shaul Mofaz over the issue of sexually integrated combat units could not possibly have anticipated the response they received. Mofaz made no effort to allay their concerns, and offered no soothing assurances that the army would accommodate their halachic requirements.

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Rosh Hashanah Bulletin

 

Attached is the Young Israel of Midwood's Rosh Hashanah Bulletin.

The Editors


Fw: Krautthammer 8/27

Eli Shulman
 

----- Original Message -----
From: "Pesach Lerner" <plerner@...>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 10:18 AM
Subject: FW: Krautthammer 8/27



<< August 27, 2001 Vol. 158 No. 8
In Defense of "Assassination"
BY CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER


What if Timothy McVeigh had not been captured but had escaped to
Mexico?
What if Mexico had a virulently anti-American government dedicated to
using
any means to reclaim Texas? And what if McVeigh, under Mexican
protection,
was dispatching gunmen, suicide bombers and assorted terrorists to kill
American civilians in U.S. border towns?

What would the U.S. do? Would it exercise "restraint," stay its hand,
refuse
to act lest it engage in a "cycle of violence"? Hardly. This
hypothetical is
not as hypothetical as it seems. Just three years ago, President Clinton

ordered cruise-missile attacks on bases where Osama bin Laden, the
terrorist
believed to be behind the bombing of American embassies in Kenya and
Tanzania
(among other outrages), was said to be hiding. The obvious objective was
to
try to kill him. Or if that failed, to kill enough of those around him
either
to slow him down or deter his operation.

Yet now that Israel is facing the same threat--a virulent terrorist
campaign
operating out of Yasser Arafat's Palestine and directed against innocent

Israeli civilians--the wrath of the world has descended upon Israel for
daring to respond by "assassinating" those who are running the terrorist

operation.

Terrorist groups acting openly under Arafat's protection proudly send
young
men into Israel to kill and maim. One suicide bomber murders 21 innocent

youths at a Tel Aviv discotheque. Another chooses a Jerusalem pizzeria
densely packed with young families, killing 15 and horribly maiming
dozens of
others with nails embedded in the bomb for precisely that purpose.

What is Israel to do? Israel has no great desire to go hunting
terrorists.
(The current media convention of calling these people militants is a
travesty. If the word terrorism does not apply to sending a young man to
blow
up 21 kids outside a disco, what possible meaning can the term have?)
Israel
wanted these people arrested and jailed. That is why the Israeli
government
gave Arafat a list of the ringleaders.

How did Arafat respond? He's let them loose. Having launched a
guerrilla war
last year after rejecting Israel's Camp David peace offer, he has
unleashed
every weapon in his arsenal: drive-by shootings, mortars, snipers and a
green
light to suicide bombers. There is a war going on. Why would he deprive
himself of his most murderous weapons?

Again: What is Israel to do? Arrest the terrorist leaders? Israel would
have
to invade Palestinian cities and kill hundreds of civilians along the
way.
The entire suggestion--serving terrorists with subpoenas--is ludicrous.
What
country in wartime tells its soldiers not to shoot back at those trying
to
kill them, but instead to cross enemy lines and try to apprehend them
for
trial?

Israel has responded the only way it can, and precisely as any other
country
would. When, in 1986, the U.S. found Libya responsible for a terrorist
bombing that killed American soldiers in a Berlin discotheque, it did
not
send Muammar Gaddafi a subpoena. It bombed his barracks.

The object of such attacks is twofold. If you're lucky, you get the
chief
perpetrator. And if you're not, you have sent a message that the enemy
cannot
operate with impunity, bringing a measure of deterrence to his
calculation.

Israel's counterterrorism campaign has already prevented several
attempted
suicide bombings. Of course, it cannot stop them all. But even one mass
murder pre-empted is justification enough.

Israel was severely criticized when two boys were accidentally killed
in a
rocket attack on a Hamas building. That indeed was tragic. But no
military
campaign--not the NATO bombing of Serbia in the Kosovo war, not the U.S.

bombing of Baghdad in the Gulf War, not the current Israeli attacks on
Palestinian terrorists--has ever been conducted without accidental
deaths.
There is, moreover, an ocean of difference between a targeted attack on
terrorists that inadvertently harms civilians and the deliberate murder
of
civilians, which is the specialty of the very Palestinian terrorists
Israel
is targeting.

On the other hand, there is not an iota of moral difference between
sending
a suicide bomber into Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to kill indiscriminately
large
numbers of innocent civilians and sending V-1 and V-2 missiles to
terrorize
London and Antwerp during World War II. Would anyone argue that it would
have
been wrong for the Allies to "assassinate" those Nazis who were
producing,
targeting and launching the V-1s and V-2s?

What country would not do as Israel is doing? How did Russia, guarantor
of
international norms as a charter member of the Security Council, respond
to
the bombing of apartment buildings in Moscow, allegedly by Chechen
terrorists? By practically destroying Chechnya, razing its capital and
killing thousands.

In contrast, Israel's response to unrelenting terrorism has been
extraordinarily restrained, as precisely targeted at the guilty as
possible.
The abuse Israel has suffered for this scrupulous exercise of
self-defense--in a war it did not start--is yet another example of the
outrageous double standard applied to it by a cynical, complicit world.
>>
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