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We're excited to announce our return to Baltimore, with an exclusive real estate event!Join us for expert guidance on purchasing property in Israel, featuring Ben Levene, CEO of CapitIL Real Estate, as he nears his 200th global event. "Our events have been instrumental in helping Anglos purchase property in Israel, and with the impact of October 7th, these gatherings are more critical than ever," says Levene.What to Expect:How to Finance Up to 75% of Your PropertyNavigating New Tax Regulations – Discover how the latest changes could benefit youInvestment Hotspots – Find great opportunities in Ramat Eshkol, Shaarei Chesed, Ramot, and RBSIsrael vs. U.S. Real Estate – Learn why investing in Eretz Yisroel could be your smartest financial moveFor security purposes, only t...
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The Rebbe has successfully revived a nearly 200-year-old chassidus, which descends from the Rebbes of Lechovitch and Karlin/Stolin
Baltimore, MD - October 28, 2024-The Baltimore community is honored to host the Koidenover Rebbe, shlit"a, from next Monday, November 4th - Tuesday, November 12th. Those who were privileged to see the Rebbe during his past visits, know that he is a captivating speaker who conveys a message relevant to our generation. In addition, the Rebbe is known for and much sought after for his wise counsel and brachos. Those who have had a private audience with the Rebbe can tell you how truly electrifying the experience was, replete with chizuk and inspiration.
The Rebbe has successfully revived a nearly 200-year-old chassidus, which descends from the Rebbes o...
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Baltimore, MD - Oct. 28, 2024 - Baltimore Jewish Home's 613 Seconds with Baltimore native Rabbi Shmuel Chaim Naiman, Founder of Healthy Jew, Foraging Guide, and Mashgiach Ruchani at Yeshivat Lev HaTorah
Baltimore Jewish Home: Tell us a little about yourself. Where are you from?
Rabbi Naiman: I was born and raised in Baltimore, with roots here for seven generations. I attended Torah Institute and then Ner Yisrael. At 19, I came to Eretz Yisrael to learn in the Mir, and I’ve been learning and teaching Torah here ever since. My family and I currently live in Ramat Bet Shemesh. (Here’s the secret to staying in EY: marry an Israeli, and you’re stuck!)
BJH: And now you’re also in the health and wellness field. How did you get into this?
Rabbi Naiman: I&rs...
In one of his final addresses to the Jewish people, Moshe says,
“For this commandment which I command you this day, is not concealed from you, nor is it far away. It is not in heaven, that you should say, “Who will go up to heaven for us and fetch it for us, to tell [it] to us, so that we can fulfill it?” Nor is it beyond the sea, that you should say, “Who will cross to the other side of the sea for us and fetch it for us, to tell [it] to us, so that we can fulfill it?” Rather, [this] thing is very close to you; it is in your mouth and in your heart, so that you can fulfill it (Devorim 30:11-14).”
The commentaries are bothered by one simple question, “which commandment is Moshe referring to?” “And he sent forth ...
In the first Pasuk of Parshas Noach, there is a Rashi which calls out for deeper analysis and explanation. The famous Rashi, “B’Dorosav”, quotes conflicting opinions in Chazal as to what the pasuk means when it says that Noach was a Tzadik “in his generation”. One opinion is that Noach was a complete Tzadik. The other view is that Noach was only a Tzadik “B’Dorosav” – when compared to the Reshaim of his generation. This derogatory description even goes so far as to say “Had Noach lived in Avraham’s Dor, Lo Nechshav Klum- he wouldn’t have been recognized as an outstanding individual”. This Rashi raises several difficult issues.
First, it is unusual for Chazal to have a disagreement a...
Baltimore, MD - Oct. 31, 2024 - Rabbi Ori Strum: The Torah Sparks Shabbos Companion - Parshas Noach
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Baltimore, MD – Oct. 31, 2024 - BJL wishes a hearty Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Moshe & Bracha Milvesky on the birth of a son.
Mazel Tov to grandmother Mrs. Yehudis Hutman.
יה"ר שיזכו לגדל בנם לתורה, לחופה, ולמעשים טובים. אמן!
Agudath Israel is pleased that felony terrorism and hate crime charges are being brought against the suspect in the horrific shooting of an Orthodox Jewish man on his way to shul on Shabbos morning.
“This brutal and unprovoked attack on a visibly Jewish man on his way to shul has left our community shaken over the past few days,” said Rabbi Shlomo Soroka, director of government affairs at Agudath Israel of Illinois. “We are gratified that hate crime charges have been announced and will continue to watch the legal process closely.
Agudath Israel is grateful to the Chicago Police Department and Superintendent Larry Snelling, the State’s Attorney’s office, the FBI, and all those who have been working nonstop on this investigation to make sure justi...
Baltimore, MD – Oct. 31, 2024 – 6:40PM - A traffic accident on Greenspring Ave in front of Flora Park Apartments is causing significant congestion. Please be extremely cautious when approaching the area
"Every Jew Should Participate in and Vote in the Elections in the United States"-A Kol Korei from The Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah of America
New York, NY - Oct 31, 2024 - In this crucial time for Klal Yisroel, the Moetzes Gedolei Hatorah has issued a call regarding our duty to participate in the democratic process. As the Moetzes statement below explains, participating in the election process is not merely a civic responsibility, but a profound expression of our commitment to the well-being of our fellow Jews wherever they reside.
May our collective efforts be mekadeish Sheim Shomayim and bring about bracha and hatzlacha to Klal Yisroel.
For more information and voting resources go to Agudah.org/vote
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The third day of the parsha of “Vera’u kol ame...
Baltimore, MD – Oct. 31, 2024 - BJL wishes a hearty Mazel Tov to to Ari and Shira Muller on the birth a daughter
יה"ר שיזכו לגדל בתם לתורה, לחופה, ולמעשים טובים. אמן!
Baltimore, MD – Oct. 31, 2024 – 2:59PM - An accident has just occurred on the I-695 Inner Loop between Exits 24 and 23 on the Baltimore Beltway.
Expect delays.
New York, NY - Oct. 31, 2024 - NYC’s biggest running event is back with the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon, which will see thousands of runners from all over the world compete in a 26.2-mile race that spans all five boroughs ensuring that traffic patterns will be altered
Click here to read all you'll need to know about the road closures that might affect your travel plans.
A senior Hamas official on Thursday rejected a partial deal which would include the release of Israeli hostages in exchange for a temporary ceasefire, Al Hadath reported.
According to the report, Hamas' Taher al-Nunu stressed that the terror group rejects a temporary ceasefire, but will support any proposal which will lead to a permanent end to the war.
The refusal follows reports of negotiations between Egypt and Israel for a two-week ceasefire in Gaza, during which four Israeli hostages will be released and negotiations will be held for the release of four Israeli hostages in exchange for ten convicted terrorists for each hostage.
According to Egyptian sources, after the "small deal" is implemented, negotiations will begin for a permanent ceasefire and a more compr...
Baltimore, MD – Oct. 31, 2024 - BJL wishes a hearty Mazel Tov to Shelley & Bobby Dolitsky on the birth of Evelyn Cara (Eden Chaya)
יה"ר שיזכו לגדל בתם לתורה, לחופה, ולמעשים טובים. אמן!
Baltimore, MD - Oct. 31, 2024 — Hespedim for Rabbi Yehuda Leib Newmark will be held at Darchei Tzedek Congregation on Seven Mile Lane, Sunday, Nov. 3, at 5:30 PM, with Mincha/Maariv beforehand.
Jerusalem, Israel - Oct. 31, 2024 - Rabbi Kalman Bar, the Chief Rabbi of Netanya, was elected on Thursday to serve as the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Israel.
The elections were held between 12:00 and 4:00 p.m. at the Chief Rabbinate headquarters in Jerusalem. 136 out of the 140 members of the electoral body participated in the voting.
The four members of the body who did not cast their votes were Emek Hefer Regional Council head Galit Shaul, the Rabbi of Rechasim Yaakov Sonnenfeld, MK Yitzhak Kroizer (Otzma Yehudit), and Bat Yam Mayor Tzvika Brot.
Rabbi Bar received 77 votes while his opponent, Petah Tikva Chief Rabbi Micha Halevi received only 58 votes.
The election on Thursday was a runoff after the two candidates tied during the first round last month, both receiving 40...
