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Sunday Dollars Escalate, Study and Prayers Disrupted

770 descended into chaos this morning after a group of fanatical zealots disrupted learning and Davening in the ‘big zal’. This incident has forced us to break from our editorial embargo on the weekly ‘Sunday Dollars’ phenomenon after shocking video revealed the calloused disregard for holy Seforim, and careless disruption of learning torah – all for the sake of receiving a dollar from the Rebbe.

Video: The Moshe News – Episode 2

After his [very] critical reception of the first edition of the Moshe News, entertainer Moshe Kravitsky returned with episode 2 bring relevant topics – such as doomsday, global warming, 3D printers, tire thefts and kishka which headline this week’s news segment.

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TheJFile.com

Shang Chai Kosher, the oldest Kosher Chinese restaurant in New York, is closing its doors on Jan, 1st, due to renovations, and it unlikely that they will reopen.

Batman A Karkafta!

While visiting a terminally ill girl from his community, Shliach in Coral Springs Rabbi Avraham Friedman encountered the fictional character batman in the flesh, who was also visiting terminal patients and raising their sprits. Turns out he was Jewish, and a Karkafta as well.

Our Heros: Rabbi Eliyohu Moshe Liss (1909-1988)

by Rabbi Michoel Seligson

Rabbi Liss speaking with students at the Lubavitch Yeshiva Bedford and Dean Ave

In honor of his 25th Yarhrzeit, the 16th of Teves and the Yahrzeit of his wife, the 29th of Teves.

Hachossid Rabbi Eliyohu Moshe Liss was born in Nissan 1909, in the city of Dlugoshdola near Vishkov, Poland. Rabbi Liss was not able to verify his date of birth. On one occasion, he asked the Rebbe what date to commemorate. The Rebbe advised him that since Rabonim are considered kings, and the month of Nissan is considered the New Year for kings, therefore he should commemorate his birthday in Nissan.

8 Sholom Zochors This Week!

Mendel and Raizy (nee Rosenblum) Gutnick
606 Empire Blvd, [between Kingston and Albany Avenues]

Leibel and Shterna Sara Paris
580 Crown St, Apt. 411 [between Albany and Troy Avenues]

Zev Moshe and Dina Kagan
645 Lefferts Ave, Apt #3H [corner Albany Avenue]

Yanky and Mushka (nee Goldberger) Kotlarsky
615 Montgomery St, [between Brooklyn and Kingston Avenue]

Mendel and Chanie (nee Pruss) Vogel
627 East New York Ave, Apt 3L [between Kingston and Albany Avenues]

Zalmen and Esty Raskin
536 Montgomery St, [between New York and Brooklyn Avenue]

Zalmi and Nechama (nee Shubov) Orimland (Redondo Beach, CA)

Alon Chanoch and Chana Miriam Golub (Jerusalem, Israel)