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Concerned individuals have an important message to all those planning on attending the anti-vaxxer event at Ateres Chynka in Flatbush tonight:
DRESS NICELY.
A team of 4 photographers has been hired and will be photographing every individual attending this event, and will be publishing every image on social media. Our community deserves to know which parents are not vaccinating so we can properly protect our families.
Please dress nicely, and smile for the cameras on your way into the event.

Leadership and Marketing Update from H. LEINER & CO.
What do you do when all eyes are on you?
Getting singled out at a meeting and being asked to give your opinion can be uncomfortable and intimidating.
But it’s important for meeting leaders to be able to call on anyone, even the people who aren’t actively participating, in order to have broad participation and maximum diversity of input.
Sometimes your best comments and contributions are made when you are unprepared. Instead of viewing being singled out as uncomfortable, think of it as of opportunity to share your thoughts.
Here are 6 tips for adding value to a meeting when you’re called on out of the blue:

Just prior to leaving office, former Education Minister Naftali Bennett signed an ordinance approving a life insurance plan for yungerleit.
Under the new initiative, a sum of 500,000 NIS ($138,390) will be paid to the widow and orphans of married yeshiva students, over a period of fifteen years.
“Every married yeshiva student will pay a minimal sum of 20-30 NIS ($5.54-8.30) each month, and if it becomes necessary, his widow and children will receive a monthly stipend of 5,000 NIS ($1,384) each month for a period of 15 years,” Shas MK Yitzhak Cohen explained when first pushing the plan forward.
Gafni, for his part, had claimed the insurance harms the yeshivas’ budgets.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered his condolences to the Rivlin family upon the petira of First Lady Nechama Rivlin Tuesday morning, and offered his condolences to President Reuven Rivlin..
“Along with all the citizens of Israel, my wife Sara and I feel deep sorrow at the death of the president’s wife, Nechama Rivlin,” Netanyahu said in a brief statement.
“We all prayed for her recovery during the recent period during which she fought bravely and intensely for her life. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the president and to all his family,” he said.
Israel’s Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David Lau called Nechama Rivlin a “woman of valor” who for many years “stood by her husband as he served the public with endless devotion and humility.”