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Moishy Feinberg was an active, happy kid for the first 11 years of his life. That’s why his mother became so concerned when he began losing weight, and acting weak. Test after test, doctors were unable to determine what was going on. In just six months, the boy lost a shocking 65 pounds. That’s when doctors were finally able to diagnose Moishy with an extremely rare joint disease.
 

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We are holding now by 24,750 members!
It’s officially THE FINAL STRETCH. We need your help to reach our historic goal of 25,000.
Knowing that you can be a vital part of turning a childless couple into a family, what could be better than to share the zechus with every other woman you know??
And it also means that you can automatically be entered into a Bonei Olam & Argentum Silver Candlestick Giveaway.

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Last night a moving video was added to the emergency fund for Batel Peretz, a young Israeli woman who has been imprisoned in Bulgaria due to no fault of her own.
“My heart is hurting, I don’t know how to get her out of there,” says father Shimon Peretz through sobs.

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Rebbetzin Ruti Zayig was a powerhouse.
With grace, strength, and a smile on her face she raised 8 children and ran her home. As many of us are blessed to know, running a large family is enough to keep a person occupied for a lifetime. Rebbetzin Zayig’s job, however, became immeasurably more difficult when she was diagnosed with ALS.

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On a regular shabbos, Batel would be in her parents’ house. Maybe she would sleep in, and sleepily walk out to have her morning coffee and a cookie that her mother made for kiddush. She would spend time with her family, have the seuda, maybe take a nap or read a book.
This shabbos – was different.

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Now, more than any other time in history, when our differences seem insurmountably divisive, we need to UNITE.
If not for our beliefs, our common goals for the future, and love of life, then for our shared humanity.
For we are all people, connected by the DNA that binds us.
Join us on October 18th, 7 PM EST, for a show of TRUE UNITY.
Register Here for the virtual Event of the Year

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Now, more than any other time in history, when our differences seem insurmountably divisive, we need to UNITE.
If not for our beliefs, our common goals for the future, and love of life, then for our shared humanity.
For we are all people, connected by the mammal DNA that binds us.
Join us on October 18th, 7 PM EST, for a show of TRUE UNITY.
Register Here for the virtual Event of the Year.
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No passing of a loved one comes without overwhelming grief. That pain is intensified however, when it comes as a complete shock. Such was the case with the passing of Rosh Kollel, talmid chacham and beloved father Rav Yaakov Elcharar.

Rav Elcharar was last seen healthy on Simchas Torah, happily clapping and singing as part of the festivities. Shortly after dismantling his family sukkah, the Rav collapsed and suddenly died of cardiac arrest. It came as a total shock to his wife and two daughters, as well as his many talmidim.