5 Comments

• Ezzie

  Shmuly Brashavitzky,
  Keep up the great work. Its nice to see a sterling street boy doing such a wonderfull job.

• persian shul

  kol ah kovio mayer kohan

• A SUPPORTER

  I HAD A NICE TIME. IT IS A GREAT CAUSE. IT IS THE #1 TZADAKAH ORGANIZATION IN C.H. GIVE WITH AN OPEN HAND!

• Great support for KSCVK!

  Looks very nice. Hope all those seating in Bais rivka parking lot are voting for them on Kohls!

• Laaniyas Dayti

  The barbecue looks so geshmack.

  It reminds me of a story:
  In 1948 Yeriushalayim was under sirge by Arab force. Food and water were scarce. One Yerushalmi managed to escape to Tel Aviv (large charedi olam in those days) and attended a kidush for a simcha. When he slipped back into Yerushalayim and started reporting on the full-fare kidush (unheard of in Yerushalayim under those conditions) – he was asked for details. “Herring,” he said. “Plates and plates of it.” “Kichel?” “Oy, voss heist kichel, as big as your dinner plates.” “There was cake, gazoz (soda), pickles, salad, kugel, lokshen and potato. Cholent, and also kishke.”
  An old man standing in the group, listening with closed eyes, said in deep dveykus, “Zog noch amol kishke.” (Please repeat and say kishke again.)