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Sanz Appoints Vaad to Ban, Censor Electronics

Yeshiva World News

Too extreme? Or much needed oversight long overdue?

A special Vaad Ruchniyos has been established in the Sanzer Chassidic community in Eretz Yisrael, in Kiryat Sanz in Netanya. This vaad made make critical decisions pertaining to the use of computers and technological wonders. The members of this vaad were appointed by the Rebbe Shlita and they decided what electronic gadgetry and technological advances will be deemed acceptable.

9 Sholom Zochors This Week!

Mendy and Cheyenna (nee Borenstien) Hershkop
37 Balfour Pl, [between Empire Blvd and Lefferts Ave]

Moshe and Devorah Leah Raitport
790 Montgomery St, side door [between Albany and Troy Aves]

Chaim and Ettie Schargorodsky
541 Montgomery St, 2nd floor [between Brooklyn and New York Aves]

Ari and Dvora Leah Minkowicz
1276 Carroll St [between Brooklyn and New York Aves]

Itzick and Mina Leah (nee Cohen) Yarmush
799 Montgomery St [between Albany and Troy Aves]

Chaim Yisroel
and Mussy Wilhelm
1320 President St [between Brooklyn and New York Aves]

Yakov and Brachie Garfinkel (Miami Beach, FL)

Yanki and Chanie Hayward (Montreal, Canada)

Motti and Mooki (nee Kreiman) Ifergan
50 Vincent Court, Bell Lane, London NW4 2AN

Video: Tzivos Hashem Newscast – Elul 5771

Simultaneously viewed in over 50 schools across the world, the focus of this segment (cut from a 30 minute children’s Rally) is to teach children that they have within themselves Something Extraordinary. A power waiting to be unleashed which can strengthen their ability to sense G-d’s presence in a very real and tangible way through the power of Tefillah, prayer. Children also are given their mission of the month in the “Charge It” segment.

Uman Visitors Won’t Get Warm Welcome This Year

Arutz 7

Posters in Uman depict an “alien-like” Jewish figure behind the universal “unwanted” symbol, with the poster’s headline proclaiming “Uman without Chassidim“ (left), and ”Will YOU be attending the march” (right).

Tens of thousands of Israelis who are planning to depart in the coming days to visit the burial site of Rav Nachman of Breslov may not get a warm welcome this year. A group of local residents in the Ukraine city of Uman, where the rabbi’s tomb is located, have called on residents to come out to a major protest against their Israeli visitors, demanding that the city ban them.