It’s the Pre Yom Tov sale you’ve been waiting for – Kiki Riki shells now only $13.99! That’s right – all regular adult and kids shells of every color and every sleeve length are $13.99 for one week only!
Mayanei Hayeshua opens Pediatric Psychiatric DepartmentMayanei Hayeshua’s Mental Health Center now boats a new in-patient Department of Pediatric Psychiatry.
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Achdus Entertainment’s new, premiere monthly publication, HaGibor, flies off the presses this Pesach, delivering a new form of entertainment aimed at the under served frum teen audience. Read more on Yeshiva World News
Finally, Pesach Noodles that are actually healthy! Try the new Heaven & Earth Veggie Spirals!
Try this delicious, low-carb Pesach recipe now: Vegetable Kugel Bites
On Pesach, we’re often looking for delicious recipes that don’t take a long time to make, and yet aren’t just potato after potato after potato.
The Zohar teaches
that “A tzadik who departs
is to be found in all worlds more than in his life-time.” Famed Chassidic
Master, Rabbi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, founder of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement,
notes that this includes the physical world.
A . I . S T O N E VS
STARBUCKS
Sounds a bit crazy….
Everyone knows the Starbucks model.
Charge four bucks for a cup of coffee and the customers are
sold. Read more on Yeshiva World News
New Catheterization Unit at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical CenterAttended by Deputy Minister of Health Rabbi Yaakov Litzman and Magen David Adom (MDA) directors, the new Catheterization Unit located inside the Medical Center’s brand new hospital wing was officially inaugurated by Mayanei Hayeshua’s C.E.O.
Although the weather is frigid and Purim was just a few days ago , believe it or not Pesach is just around the corner! Homemakers everywhere are starting (or at least thinking about) the cleaning that comes along with the chag. Read more on Yeshiva World News
By Gabriel Geller
As over the past few years more wine lovers have been adding wine as a regular companion to their weeknight dinner, the period known as the 9 days during the Hebrew month of Av have been dubbed “the wineless week” (and change). Read more on Yeshiva World News
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