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A Powerful Message From R’ Binyamin Finkel:

“We are dealing with a terrible tragedy. We need Rachamei Shamayim with every step we take. We need to search for ways to save ourselves and all of Klal Yisroel…Chazal say in the Gemara Sanhedrin 98b: Elazar’s students asked him, “What can a man do to be saved from the birthpangs of Mashiach?”

He answered them, “Be busy with Torah and doing chesed.”

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Campaign Initiated in Response to Urgent Need of Tactical and Essential Equipment for Communities in Danger on the Front Lines

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Refugees in their own country.
As families in southern Eretz Yisroel grapple with the fallout of these tragedies and the weight of displacement, lost income, and increased day-to-day expenses, they will need more than just a government stipend.

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In the tumultuous backdrop of an ongoing war, a striking figure emerges: 3,846. That’s the number of ZAKA volunteers who have been confronting the chaos on the battlefield since the conflict’s inception.

ZAKA, a renowned Israeli humanitarian organization, has always been recognized for its dedicated volunteers who ensure that every Jewish individual receives a dignified burial, known as Kavod Hameis. Today, amidst the smoke and turmoil of war, their service continues to shine as a beacon of dedication and compassion.

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We Need Mama Rochel’s Tears, Now More Than Ever
24 Hours of Tehillim on Your Behalf
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Shidduchim | Parnassah | Yeshous | Children | Success

Why are we hosting a Siyum now?

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An Urgent Request From Gedolei Eretz Yisroel:

Dear readers,

Eretz Yisroel is in the midst of a horrific war. Thousands of families from Sderot have bee thrust into the painful reality of fleeing their homes and becoming refugees in their own homeland.

Our phones have not stopped ringing, as family after family has personally reached out to us, with nowhere else to turn. These people have left their homes. They’ve left their livelihoods. They’ve confronted horrors and dangers that are beyond words, and now they find themselves devoid of even the most basic necessities – food, blankets, toiletries.

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Eretz Hakodesh’s Yossie Friedman, has an in depth discussion with MK Yitzchok Pindrus about what’s going on in Israel.
Follow the enlightening conversation, aimed at explaining the current events to the American public here.

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