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Op-ed by Levi Liberow • Yiddishkeit is not a religion of ideas alone. Rather to create of this world a dira b’tachtonim This transition from ideas to events and people can be seen in what is the pinnacle of Yiddishkeit – Moshiach. The concept of Moshiach begins as a sublime idea, but the Jewish concept of Moshiach clearly focuses on an era of Moshiach that is ushered in and led by a Moshiach-person • Full Article
Op-Ed by Levi Liberow: We have high-end and specialty restaurants both milchig and Fleishig, fine smoked meats, 24-hour and specialty coffee shops, and liquor-infused ice cream. These “new-age” dining options sit side-by-side with thriving traditional restaurants, bakeries and world-famous cholent-and-kugel places • Full Article
Op-Ed by Levi Y. Liberow: I always wondered what it felt like to be in 770 (or in any shul during Yom Tov) at the outbreak of the Yom Kippur War, I always wondered what went through the minds of the thousands of Chassidim there when the horrifying news came. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would ever get the answer. But one difference was that unlike fifty years ago, “It happened Yom Kippur as they were praying,” our lasting memories will be from “It happened Simchas Torah as they were dancing,” and this, my dear friends and brothers, is a matter of crucial importance • Full Article
From Beis Moshiach Magazine: Many know the tale in the Midrash of Moshiach being born the very moment the Beis HaMikdash went up in flames. But what does it mean? Are we to take this literally? Could a baby or toddler have redeemed Am Yisrael? And now, nearly 2,000 years later, are we expecting the same child who disappeared in the wind to return? • Full Article
One of the main problems I have with applying the primary message of “Yatir M’b’chayohi” to our situation after Gimmel Tammuz is the last line in Siman Chaf Zayin in Iggeres Hakodesh, making a clear distinction between connecting to a Tzaddik before and after his histalkus • By Levi Liberow • Full Article
Over the last year, the American public has been extremely divided over the Supreme Court decision undoing the Constitutional protection to have an abortion known as Roe v. Wade. Beis Moshiach Editor Rabbi Levi Liberow writes. As religious Jews, we naturally are happy about such a stain — protecting the right to commit an act so terrible as abortion • Full Article
Daniel Namdar – Crown Heights to Sossie Shain Tenafly, NJ
L’chaim: Sunday, April 14 in ULY Crown St.
Aharon Grossman – Cleveland, OH to Leah Hezrony – Roosevelt, NJ
L’Chaim: tonight (Monday) in Khal Neustadt Hall in Lakewood, NJ
Mendy Forer – Los Angeles, CA to Fraida Katan – Miami, FL
L’Chaim: tonight (Sunday) in ULY Crown St.
Moshe Rozenblat – Cedarhurst, NY to Moussia Lesches – Melbourne Australia
L’Chaim: Monday, April 8, in F.R.E.E. 1383 President St.