VeShavu Vanim x4!

Monday, March 17, 2025
17 Adar 5785

August 15th!!

Mazal tov to Amos Remer ’13 on making aliya today!

Mazal tov to David Aaronson ’14 on making aliya today!

Mazal tov to Rafi ’00 and Vered Lefkowitz and family on making aliya today!

Mazal tov to Menachem ’98 and Abby Lazar and family on making aliya today!

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The Yeshiva runs on Talmud Torah, Tefilla, Middot Tovot, and Maasim Tovim. These days - we are all working that much harder to keep it all running. We wanted to highlight some 'Ovdei HaYeshiva' starting with Ovdei HaMitbach. These Guys are serving up meals to Yeshiva talmidim, Rabbeim and staff along with Evacuees from Kiriyat Shemone, Refugees from Kfar Maimon, an IDF unit serving in the area, elderly residents of Alon Shevut whose support system have been drafted, and are providing school meals including meals for children whose parents are currently serving and protecting.

Oh, there are countless extras; one Shabbat, they prepared a Simcha for a Bar Mitzvah Boy - an evacuee from Kiriyat Shemone sheltering safely with his family in the Yeshiva dorms - whose father is currently serving and protecting. Some of them have been drafted and are serving on Emergency Response Teams. They show up in the kitchen and then leave to do their shifts. All have family who are currently serving and protecting. Thanking them for showing up to work and working hard - every day - during these difficult times - way beyond the call of duty.

A recently updated version of TORAT CHESED:
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HARAV AHARON LICHTENSTEIN'S WRITINGS,
with hundreds of new links,
is available on the VBM here.

a life steady and whole

Recollections and Appreciations of Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, zt"l

Edited by Elka Weber and Joel B. Wolowelsky

Available online here.

"In his absence, as in his lifetime, we continue to ask ourselves what he would think about the way we contend with our everyday challenges and what he would say about our struggle against torpor and faithlessness." - Rabbi Shalom Carmy

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