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RABBI EFREM GOLDBERGMarah D’asrah

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WEEKLYB o c a R a t o n S y n a g o g u e

PARSHAT BEHARStone Chumash Page 696

May 27 • June 3, 2016 • 19 Iyar • 26 Iyar 5776

FRIDAY NIGHTPlag Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat 6:25 pmEarliest Candle Lighting 6:41 pmEarly Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat 7:00 pmCandle Lighting 7:48 pmMincha/Kabbalat Shabbat 7:50 pm

SHABBAT DAYWomen's Class 5:30 pm

The Laws Against Usury and Other Financial Halachot:Dry Legislation or Deep Spiritual Lessons?

Mrs. Leah RosenRabbi's Class 6:30 pm

From Ben Zoma to Abraham Lincoln:Tips for Making Yourself a Lifelong Learner

Rabbi Philip MoskowitzShabbat Mincha 7:30 pm Ma’ariv/Havdalah 8:46 pm


FROM THE RABBI’S DESK

DO YOUNG CHILDREN BELONG IN

SHUL? IF THEY COME, WHAT

WILL THEY SEE?

In a recent article on Huffington Post, a congregational rabbi wrote:

If you feel the urge to react to the sound a child makes in a sanctuary, please know that you are welcome to walk out until that feeling subsides. Children are cherished parts of our spiritual lives, not distractions

from it. Just this morning in the sanctuary of my synagogue, I wept at the cries of a new baby, held in his grandfather’s arms. Those cries (and the ruckus I pray he causes in that same space in years to come) spell out a glorious, vital future for my community and for people of faith. After all, we are only older versions of the children we see. We cry. Why shouldn’t they? They play. Shouldn’t we as well? Those children will, one day, please God, take our places as leaders of faith communities. That is, they will be the next generation of faith leaders unless we inform them that their whole selves aren’t welcome in our sacred spaces.

While thought-provoking and provocative, when I read his words I immediately remembered the counterargument offered by Rav Shlomo Wolbe zt”l in his book on parenting, Planting and Building (page 62):

We must be careful not to bring

our children to synagogue when they are too young. A very young child also has no idea what is going on in synagogue. He is unfamiliar with the prayers, can’t read a Siddur, certainly doesn’t pray, and makes it difficult for others around him to pray. We often see such children roaming around the aisles during prayers…

However, the main problem is not the disturbance in synagogue. Rather, it is the insensitivity we cultivate when we bring these immature children there. A child must appreciate, from the moment his feet cross the threshold, that he or she is in a special place. There should be a feeling of awe there…The longer we delay a child’s first visit to synagogue, the more he or she will understand what transpires there and the more positive will be their long-term feelings for such a place. When a child is brought to synagogue too early, the synagogue becomes his playground. Then it is very difficult to change his attitude and behavior later on, and to imbue him with the proper feeling of awe that should have been associated with synagogue since his childhood… Ideally, a visit to synagogue should be a reward. If the child demonstrates that he can behave nicely, then we grant him a visit to the synagogue. Such an approach makes a visit to synagogue a precious experience.

Last week, I posted these two positions on Facebook and asked readers – What do you think? I was surprised by how many responses the question drew and the level of intensity and vehemence in those answers.

The question of which perspective is correct remains a good one with compelling arguments on both sides. However, a pervasive theme among those who answered was, why are we talking about the issue of children and decorum in shul when the much bigger issue is with adults. In other words, if we are worried about children developing a sense of awe and reverence for our most sacred spaces, it begins with our young people having role models and examples from whom to learn.

Not talking during davening is really hard. It doesn’t matter if you are the rabbi or a congregant, if you understand every word of the siddur or can’t read Hebrew at all, if you connect to God through prayer or struggle to feel you are in His presence at all, no matter what it is difficult. Sitting through a service that takes anywhere from an hour and a half to three hours, depending on the minyan and the particular weekend, surrounded by friends one rarely sees, not exchanging any greeting or conversing is difficult, if not impossible.

Davening with full concentration and no urge to talk has never been easy, but our generation is particularly challenged in this area because of the ubiquitous presence of technology in our lives and the result of our decreasing attention span.


In the spirit of our mission “Valuing Diversity and Celebrating Unity,” we believe that a community is built on the collective engagement of individuals representing differing perspectives, whether religious, political, or social. As Boca Raton Synagogue is an environment where all of its members and visitors need to feel valued and welcomed, members are required to comport themselves in a manner which reflects mutual respect and a sense of inclusiveness. In our Synagogue, we value debate about pressing issues. This is consistent with the American democratic tradition. Our sages saw the value of arguments conducted L”Shem Shamayim,“ for the sake of heaven, believing that great minds who engage in respectful debate will arrive at better solutions. They valued and welcomed alternate views, as do we.

“Derech Eretz,” good and proper conduct, and mutually respectful dialogue are core values of the Synagogue community. These create a “safe place” for inspiration and spiritual growth, the central purpose of the Synagogue. It is a violation of Jewish law and ethics to use harsh language (vitriol) to demonize or to marginalize people with whom one may disagree. Uncivil expression reflects negatively on our Synagogue as well as on the individuals who engage in such behavior. Boca Raton Synagogue expects its members to act and to speak with kindness and sensitivity to others. It is only in this fashion that a strong, vibrant, and harmonious community can be created and maintained. Adherence to this policy is a requirement for membership in good standing at the Boca Raton Synagogue.

In line with our recently published Derech Eretz Statement, we mention some examples of how we can be more sensitive toward others and create an even better community. • Fellow congregants of deep commitment may have different opinions and conclusions than other members including, but not limited

to, political or religious perspectives. Under no circumstances is it appropriate to personally attack another directly or indirectly just because they do not agree with you.

• Please help reshelve Chumashim and Siddurim at the conclusion of all Minyanim. All of these Mensch Messages have been submitted to the office. If you have a Mensch Message you would like us to promote, please email us at [email protected]”

BOCA RATON SYNAGOGUE DERECH ERETZ STATEMENT

Some shuls have held “no talking campaigns” including listing the names of those who have signed a commitment not to talk at all during davening. Others have appointed decorum police who have been deputized to maintain the quiet by patrolling and shushing those that open their mouths other than in prayer. It is my understanding that those solutions are short-lived and not sustainable. The insatiable urge to be social combined with the growing inability to focus for that long cannot be overcome in the long run by campaigns and shushing.

After giving this issue great thought and discussing it with colleagues, here is my personal pledge and my suggestion for you. While it may be difficult to not talk at all from the very beginning of davening until the very end, there are core components in which both because of halacha and common courtesy, nobody should be saying a word.

BRS hosts a club nobody wants to belong to. The Kaddish Club meets once a month. It is comprised of those in their period of mourning for the loss of a loved one. We gather to study a relevant Torah text and provide a supportive environment

with those going through similar circumstances. Members of the Kaddish Club throughout the years have described how important and significant it is for them to recite Kaddish. In those moments, they think about and picture their loved one and feel they are paying great tribute and honor. When those around them are talking or schmoozing it is a great affront to their tribute and to the memory of their loved one. We would never start talking to the person next to us while attending a memorial service. For the members of this unenviable club, every Kaddish is a mini memorial service and those that disrupt are rude, offensive, and hurtful.

But it isn’t only for mourners’ Kaddish that we must make a commitment never to talk. Kaddish is a holy prayer. It can only be said in a minyan and demands that we stand out of respect while it is recited. Moreover, our rabbis taught (Shabbos 119b), R’ Yehoshua ben Levi said, Whoever responds Amen, Yehei shemi rabbah with all of his strength and concentration has any decrees against him torn up. Each Kaddish is an opportunity to affirm our commitment to live lives of

Kiddush Hashem and to merit great blessings. Is anyone so secure in his or her blessings and not needing any more that they can afford to talk during Kaddish and forfeit the merit of answering it properly?

Whichever side of the bringing children to shul debate you come out on, we can all agree that as adults we must do a better job of being role models. We must aspire not to talk at all or walk out on davening. In the meantime we should work on not talking from Baruch She’amar through the repetition of the amidah or when the Torah is being read.

But minimally for now, let’s all commit to never ever talk during Kaddish. It is not only an act of sensitivity to the members of the Kaddish Club and their loved ones, but it is among the greatest things we can do for ourselves.

Good Shabbos,

Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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MAIN MINYAN GALA KIDDUSH SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

We are enjoying another year of great Kiddushim and the camaraderie they bring. As the cost of a private Kiddush has become prohibitive, the monthly Gala Kiddush affords those with a Simcha to share that Simcha at an affordable price with the entire BRS community. Please consider joining our growing list of sponsors to ensure the Kiddushim continue.

The Gala Kiddushim for this year are tentatively scheduled as follows:Dates may be subject to change

We are very grateful to our Executive Chef Sponsors who contributed $1,000 and our Sous Chef Sponsors for contributing $500. These sponsorships make the Gala Kiddush possible.

SPONSORSHIP LEVELSExecutive Chef Sponsor $1,000Sous Chef Sponsor $500Bar Mitzvah / Aufruf $360Bat Mitzvah / New Baby / Engagement $250Birthday / Anniversary $100Grandchild / Other Occasion $100

Sponsorships are announced from the pulpit on Shabbat morning of the Kiddush and listed in the Weekly. If you would like to sponsor on any level in this coming year, please contact Matthew Hocherman at [email protected] or our Kiddush Club chairs, Donny Cohen and Avi Greenbaum.

June 11, 2016 (Shavuot Night Kiddush)

June 18, 2016 (Graduation Kiddush)

EXECUTIVE CHEFDonny & Dr. Freyda CohenAvi & Dr. Laura GreenbaumKermit & Natalie HalperinDr. Larry & Debra HalperinYanki & Lauren Hofstatter

SOUS CHEFDaniel & Ellen AverbookDr. Issy & Riwella BrukLeo & Heni EhrlichYaakov KronfeldDr. David & Reena MakoverDr. David Markowitz & Dr. Sara LevineGeorge & Stephanie SaksEvan & Orly ShapiroDr. Zorik & Ellen Spektor

SHABBAT SCHEDULEFRIDAY NIGHT

OMER 34Friday Night Live: Please invite someone to this Outreach Program 6:00 pmEarly Sephardic Mincha (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 6:05 pmPlag Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Social Hall) 6:25 pmEarliest Candle Lighting 6:41 pmEarly Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Rand Sanctuary) 7:00 pmSephardic Mincha (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 7:45 pmCandle Lighting 7:48 pmMincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Rand Sanctuary) 7:50 pm

SHABBAT DAYOMER 35

Neitz Minyan (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 5:42 amHashkama Minyan (Social Hall) 7:30 amSephardic Minyan (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 9:00 amAshkenazi Minyan (Rand Sanctuary) 9:00 am Sermon: Rabbi Efrem GoldbergShtiebel Minyan (Shtiebel Beit Midrash) 9:30 amTeen Minyan (Berdugo Beit Midrash) 9:45 amSof Zman Kriat Shema 9:53 amYouth Tefillah Groups (Jacobs and Rubin Youth & Senior Center) 10:00 amEarly Mincha (Rand Sanctuary) 3:00 pmWomen's Class 5:30 pm

The Laws Against Usury and Other Financial Halachot:Dry Legislation or Deep Spiritual Lessons?

Mrs. Leah RosenRabbi’s Class 6:30 pm

From Ben Zoma to Abraham Lincoln:Tips for Making Yourself a Lifelong Learner

Rabbi Philip MoskowitzSephardic Mincha (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 7:30 pmAshkenazi Mincha (Rand Sanctuary) 7:30 pmDaf Yomi between Mincha/Ma’arivSh’kiah 8:07 pmMa’ariv/Havdalah (Rand Sanctuary) 8:46 pm

SHABBAT LEARNINGTefillah Insights with Rabbi Josh Broide 8:30 amAdvanced Gemara Chabura 15 minutes after Hashkama MinyanYouth Groups (Drop-off begins at 10:00 am) 10:30 amAvos U’Banim (Social Hall) 6:30 pm

JUNE 3 & 4PARSHAT BECHUKOTAI

Friday Night Live: Please invite someone to this Outreach Program 6:00 pmEarly Sephardic Mincha (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 6:05 pmPlag Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Social Hall) 6:30 pmEarliest Candle Lighting 6:44 pmEarly Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Rand Sanctuary) 7:00 pmSephardic Mincha (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 7:50 pmCandle Lighting 7:52 pmMincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Social Hall) 7:55 pmMa’ariv/Havdalah (Rand Sanctuary) 8:50 pm

DAILY MINYAN TIMES

SUNDAY OMER 36

MONDAY OMER 37MEMORIAL DAY

TUESDAYOMER 38

WEDNESDAYOMER 39

THURSDAY OMER 40

FRIDAYOMER 41

Sephardic Shacharit 6:10 amSephardic Beit Midrash

6:10 amSephardic Beit Midrash





Ashkenazi Shacharit 6:25 am Social Hall

6:15 am Social Hall

6:25 am Social Hall

6:25 am Social Hall

6:15 am Rand Sanctuary

6:25 am Social Hall

Ashkenazi Shacharit 7:15 amSocial Hall

7:00 amSocial Hall

7:00 amSocial Hall

7:00 amSocial Hall

7:00 amRand Sanctuary

7:00 amSocial Hall

Sephardic Shacharit 8:00 amSephardic Beit Midrash


7:55 amBerdugo Beit Midrash




Ashkenazi Shacharit 8:00 am Social Hall

8:00 am Social Hall

7:45 am Social Hall

7:45 am Social Hall

7:45 am Senders Library

7:45 amSocial Hall

Ashkenazi Shacharit 9:00 amSocial Hall

9:00 am Social Hall

8:30 am Social Hall

8:30 am Social Hall

8:30 am Rand Sanctuary

8:30 am Social Hall

Early Ashkenazi Mincha

2:00 pm Senders Library

2:00 pmSenders Library Will resume in August

Sephardic Mincha/Ma’ariv 7:50 pmSephardic Beit Midrash

7:50 pmSephardic Beit Midrash

7:50 pmBerdugo Beit Midrash

7:50 pmBerdugo Beit Midrash

7:50 pmSephardic Beit Midrash

Ashkenazi Mincha/Ma’ariv 7:55 pmSocial Hall

7:55 pmRand Sanctuary

7:55 pmSocial Hall

7:55 pmSocial Hall

7:55 pmSocial Hall

Late Ashkenazi Ma’ariv 9:30 pmSenders Library

9:30 pmSenders Library





SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTSMAZAL TOV

Dr. Yosef & Rivka Wolf on the birth of their son. AND to proud big sister, Devorah.Benjamin Nadler & Joanna Kristall on the birth of their son. AND to proud big brother, Adir. AND to his proud Uncle Josh, Aunt Tova, and the Spodek cousins. Drs. Eli and Orlie Cohen on their son, Jojo, becoming a Bar Mitzvah. AND to his siblings Alexandra, Sarah and Gabriel. AND his proud grandparents, Rabbi and Mrs. Mordechai Cohen and Dr. and Mrs. Rene Levy, AND Uncle Meyer, Aunt Laura and the Cohen Cousins.Dr. Jackie & Rachel Tripp on their daughter Atara, becoming a Bat Mitzvah at BRS West. AND to her proud siblings, Leora, Arielle, Hillel and Gavriel Yehuda. AND Uncle Benji, Aunt Donna and the Tripp Cousins.Neil & Annette Shachter on the engagement of their son, Ari, to Atara Tennenbaum daughter of Dr. Simmy & Lani Tennenbaum of Teaneck, NJ.Dr. Rebecca Solomon on her engagement to Todd Pinchevsky, and to their children and families.Lowell Rabinowitz on birth of second great grandchild. Proud parents are Minna and Netanel Ziv of Jerusalem, Israel.Stanley & Joy Smith on their grandson, Ari, becoming a Bar Mitzvah. AND to his proud parents Stuart and Toby, and brother Gavriel, and sisters Eliana, Aliza and Dalya of Riverdale, N.Y.Dr. Aaron Kaweblum for being honored as top doctor for 15 consecutive years.Anat Jatwes on receiving the Harold Grinspoon award for excellence in Jewish education. Lou & Shaynee Miller on the birth of their first great grandchild, Nadav Ephraim. His proud parents are Yehuda & Leah Finn of Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh AND grandparents, Aaron and Aliza Miller of Nofei HaShemesh, Beit Shemesh.

WHATSAPP CHESED GROUPSOur community often has Chesed opportunities, such as driving someone to a doctor or making a meal, that requires responsiveness in real time. Additionally, we sometimes have Shiva homes that struggle to get a Minyan. We have created two WhatsApp groups for individuals to be alerted to Chesed opportunities in real time and to volunteer to help. If you would like to be part of the BRS Chesed Group or the BRS Shiva Minyan Group on WhatsApp, please contact Matthew at [email protected] indicating which group and your WhatsApp cell phone number.

KIDDUSHHashkama Minyan Kiddush sponsored by Hashkama Minyan Kiddush FundSephardic Minyan Kiddush sponsored by Moshe & Hanna Ariel in commemoration of the Yahrzeit of his beloved brother, Gabriel ben Yitzhak.Seudah Shlishiet sponsored by Dr. Jack & Rhoda Azar, Paul & Tammy Clarke, Michael & Barbara Frenkel, Murray & Basheva Goldberg, Jonathan & Tamara Gritzman, Dani Hiller, Daniel & Susan Kaskel, Dr. Michael & Sharona Loeffler, Steve & Rena Rantz, Drs. Daniel & Rachel Rudensky, George & Stephanie Saks, Drs. David & Rand Schwartzwald, Ellen Spektor, Mitch & Lorys Stiel, Marilyn & Harry Wanderer, and Phillip & Peggy ZimmermanGuest Speakers: Katz Hillel Day School 8th Grade

SHABBAT AFTERNOON WOMEN’S SHIURA COMMUNITY-WIDE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN, BY WOMEN. Join us this Shabbat, May 28, 5:30 pm as we hear from Mrs. Leah Rosen on " The Laws Against Usury and Other Financial Halachot: Dry Legislation or Deep Spiritual Lessons?"If you are interested in giving a future class, please contact Rabbi Moskowitz at (561) 394-0394 or [email protected]

3-PART SERIES FOR WOMEN'S MIDRASHA

Rina Lanner will continue a 3-part series entitled "Aseret HaDibrot: An In Depth Analysis" this Monday night, May 31 at 8:30 pm as part of the Women's Monday Night Learning Program.

EMUNAH WHATSAPPIf you would like to join Rabbi Goldberg’s Emunah WhatsApp group, please email [email protected] with your phone number associated with WhatsApp. There will be moderate posting that will not inundate you, but will provide stories, articles and ideas that can help us strengthen

GRADUATION GALA KIDDUSH Next month's Gala Kiddush has been moved to Shabbat, June 18 and it will be an amazing graduation themed Kiddush. If you have anyone in your family that is graduating, whether it is a child, grandchild, or even a spouse, this is your opportunity to be part of our community celebration. The cost to be included as a graduation sponsor is $36 per graduate. The names of each graduate that is sponsored will be published in the Weekly .

If you are interested in being a graduation sponsor or a sponsor for any other occasion, this is your chance! The deadline to sign up is Thursday, June 16, please go to www.brsonline.org/grad2016.

KHDS 8TH GRADE SEUDAH SHLISHIETJoin us this Shabbat, May 28, to hear our BRS 8th grade students from Katz Hillel Day School as they share their experiences from their recent trip to Israel.

FLOWER POWER TEAMPlease join us to decorate BRS for Shavuot. On Friday, June 10 at 10:00 am for more information please call Carol Kahn at (561) 361-3030.

SUNRISE MINYAN AT THE BEACHNext Friday, June 3 at 6:05 am - Men and women welcome. Watch the sun rise over the ocean as you connect with God through prayer and inspiration. Meet at the Palmetto Park Gazebo for a special inspirational Minyan. Please call the Shul office (561) 394-0394 to confirm your attendance.

SHALOM ZACHOR & BRIT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Wolfs invite the entire community to a Shalom Zachor this Friday night, May 27, at 9:30 pm at their home, 7644 Cypress Crescent in Montoya Estates. Brit details to follow.

SHALOM ZACHOR & BRIT ANNOUNCEMENT

The Nadlers invite the entire community to a Shalom Zachor tonight, Friday night, May 27, at 9:00 pm at the Montoya Estates Clubhouse.ANDAnnounce the Brit of their son on Thursday morning, June 2, after the 7:00 am Minyan at Boca Raton Synagogue.

MAKING ALIYAH?If you are making Aliyah or returning to Israel, please contact Arletha in the Shul Office (561) 394-0394. On the second day of Shavuot, there will be a Dessert Reception held in your honor, and we want to make sure you are included

CELEBRATE OUR YOUTH LAINING GROUPPlease come join our Shabbat morning laining group students as they show off their newly acquired laining skills. This celebration will take place on Shabbat, June 11 in the Rand Sanctuary following the conclusion of Davening. A very special thanks to Dr. Yechiel Rosman and Elliot Allswang for their hard work and dedication on this program.

MAZAL TOV TO THE DAF YOMI PARTICIPANTS

For completing Masechet Kiddushin and all of the Seder Nashim. The Daf will begin learning Bava Kama and Seder Nezikin on Thursday morning. We are privileged to have three daily daf yomi shiurim - 7:00am with Rabb Ben Sugerman, 8:40pm with Stuart Silverman and in Hebrew one hour before Spehardi Mincha with Asher Essebag. Now is a great time to join the Daf!

MEMORIAL DAYThis Monday, May 30 the Shul office will be closed for Memorial Day.


LIFE CYCLE

CONDOLENCES TODr. Eric Gordon and Dr. Sharon Ferber on the passing of their beloved mother and grandmother, Eva Gordon.

REFUAH SHLAYMAHFor members of BRS Community.

For all other Refuah Shlaymah needs, please call Linda at (561) 394-0394

Moshe Applebaum Moshe Zvi ben Rochel LeahYosef Chaim ben FaigaMerv Jacobs Meir ben SarahStuart Silverman Yeshaya Moshe ben Nacha SarahMarcus Witztum Mordechai ben MalkaChayim ben RashiChaim ben RachelRabbi Barak Bar-Chaim Nachman ben Esther ZeldaJosef Yitzchak ben Baila RochelBob Strauss Chaim ben Ziporah haLevy___________________________Helen Ijac Alta Haita bat DevorahJoan Noven Rochel Tova bat Malka

WEEK AT A GLANCEBIRTHDAYS

Yoshie Marcus Meira Pickholtz Moshe KaminetskyGlen Golish Neshama Pickholtz Itamar ShapiroAtara Rosman Claire Sperling

DAILY • DAF YOMI (Sunday - Thursday) with Rabbi Ben Sugerman at 7:00 am in Rooms 211/212

Sponsored by the Albert & Yetta Lupin Memorial Foundationin loving memory of Lois Lupin Salzman

• MISHNA BERURA YOMI (Sunday – Thursday) 15 minutes before Mincha• NIGHT BEIT MIDRASH (Sunday– Thursday) community learning in the Senders Library at 8:00 pm• NIGHT TIME DAF YOMI (Sunday – Thursday)

with BRS Rabbinate at 8:40 pm in Rooms 104/105MONDAY• A TOUR OF TOSHBA (TORAH SHE'BE'AL PEH) with Rabbi Simmy Shabtai at 7:45 pm in the Social Hall

TUESDAY• PARSHA CLASS with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg will not take place this week

• IN-DEPTH STUDY OF THE BOOK OF DANIEL with Rabbi Philip Moskowitz will not take place this week

WEDNESDAY • CUP OF JOE & KNOW

with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg will not take place this week• LIVING WITH EMUNAH FOR WOMEN

with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg will not take place this week• IN-DEPTH STUDY OF BOOK OF SAMUEL I with Malka Morris will resume June 8• MEN’S AFTERNOON KOLLEL will take place at 3:00 pm in the Senders Library• MUSSAR/JEWISH SPIRITUALITY CLASS

with Anne Shoshana Deakter at 7:30 pm at her home, 7666 Cypress Crescent in Montoya Estates.

THURSDAY• MUSSAR SCHMOOZE WITH COMMUNITY RABBIS

at 9:40 pm in the Senders Library accompanied with wings from Chef Gersh.

YAHRZEITSStanley Smith in memory of his mother Sara Smith, 19 IyarMichael Stall in memory of his father Milton Stall, 19 IyarMatthew Hocherman in memory of his aunt Sonia Baum, 19 IyarDr. David Levenson in memory of his grandfather Irving Pallas, 20 IyarRick Siegel in memory of his father Leonard Siegel, 21 IyarHarold Mechanic in memory of his father Alfred Mechanic, 21 Iyar Steve Katz in memory of his mother Claire Katz, 21 IyarDiane Geffen in memory her father Louis Davidson, 21 IyarDr. Jaime Alalu in memory of his father Jack Alalu, 21 IyarElliot Rabinowitz in memory of his fathe Irwin Rabinowitz, 21 IyarSharona Loeffler in memory of her father Leo Lieberman, 22 IyarRuth Malinowitz in memory of her father Louis Huttler, 22 IyarDr. Cynthia March in memory of her grandfather Isidor Harris, 22 Iyar Neil Kaplan in memory of his grandfather Irving Patchen, 23 IyarPeggy Zimmerman in memory of her father Morris Adest, 23 IyarYossi Kahan in memory of his father Boruch Peretz, 24 Iyar Doris Kurtzer in memory of her father Aaron Sadowsky, 24 IyarFrancine Solomon in memory of her father Solomon Heitner, 24 IyarLynnette Zaltzman in memory of her father Dr. Phillip Ossip, 25 IyarRochel Berman in memory of her mother Minnie Udovitch, 25 IyarRand Schwartzwald in memory of his mother Blanche Levine, 25 IyarEllen Spektor in memory of her mother May Altsman, 25 IyarDani Hiller in memory of his mother Malwina Hiller, 25 IyarBarnett Yukolis in memory of his father Jack Yukolis, 26 IyarSalomon Maikhor in memory of his grandfather Yair Jacob Chuchani, 26 IyarBasheva Goldberg in memory of her mother Ruth Aboff, 26 Iyar

ANNIVERSARY Rabbi Jerome & Jane Epstein

BRS AUXILIARIES, ETC.

Ariella Berman Ariella Sarah bat Elisheva MalkaChana Guta bat RochelNoa Maya Carmel Noa Maya bat Devora RachelJacquie Padow Ya’akova Chava Rus bat Beyla Or Ester bat Dina RivkaWendy Wasserstrom Zehava bat ChayaLily Lerman Libi Chana bat Golda ChavaDorothy Perkins Sarah Devorah bat RaizlHensha Hadassah bat Sarah RochelEden Malka bat RavitSara Leah bat Maya ElanitJean Cohen Eta Chaya bat Rachel

BOCA RATON COMMUNITY ERUVThe Boca Raton Community Eruv is in need of funds. Yearly membership remains at $100 per family. It is now possible to sponsor the Eruv for a particular Shabbat for $360. Donations can now also be made through our website www.bocaeruv.org or by contacting Chani Salamon at (561) 392-1026 for more information. Please help, as we ALL benefit from the Eruv. The Eruv is something we all rely on and often take for granted. If you have not yet contributed, please consider doing so in order to ensure that the Eruv can be checked and maintained.

BIKUR CHOLIM Caring for a newborn on Shabbat: If your child is in the hospital and you have been released, but must return to nurse him or her, you may have a non-Jew take you back and forth to the hospital.Source: Guide for the Jewish Hospital Patient OU

WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITYDr. Nancy CarrascoMr. and Mrs. Abie Cohen and family Mrs. Leah Jacobson Dr. and Mrs. Rene LevyDr. and Mrs. Elie Levy and family Ms. Marilyn LevyMr. and Mrs. David Setton and familyMr. and Mrs. Adam Shaw and family Family and friends here in honor of Jojo Cohen's Bar Mitzvah.

BEIT OLAM - CEMETERY PLOTSThe prices of the Boca Raton Synagogue section of the cemetery at Beth David Memorial Gardens in Hollywood, Florida have increased. If you are interested in purchasing plots now, the price is now $8,500 per plot for members and $12,000 for non-members. Additionally, the cost per plot for a relative of a member is $10,000. For more information or to purchase cemetery plots, please contact Matthew Hocherman at (561) 394-0394.


SOCIAL ACTIONCo-Chairman of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission in the U.S. Congress, Joe Pitts (R-Penn.) censured the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) for its continued and persistent bias against Israel in a hearing to examine the Council’s status on the ten-year anniversary of its establishment. Pitts expressed his frustration with the Council’s anti-Israel bias, asserting: “One of, if not the greatest impediments to a credible council remains its insistence on keeping Israel as a permanent stand-alone item on the Council’s agenda. "Hillel Neuer, Executive Director at UN Watch, testified before the Commission that the UNHRC’s “persecution of Israelis has never been worse. Measuring by numbers, the Council since its creation in June 2006 has adopted 128 resolutions criticizing countries, of which no less than 67—more than half— have targeted Israel.” The U.S. contributes more than one-fifth of the UN’s funding. Pitts said that, out of those funds, contributions could be made to the Council “when the Secretary of State considers our participation to be in the national interest.” He concluded: “Those funds appropriated by Congress must only be used to support a

council whose work can truly be considered ‘balanced, credible, and effective.’”

PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF IDF SOLDIERS Please have in mind children and grandchildren of members of our community currently serving in the IDF: Amiel Abir, Asher Kaplan, Adam Barel, Shayna Bender, Raz Ben-Zikry, Rotem Bronfman, Stav Gare, Gavriella Wolff, Aviad Halfon, Menachem Kaplan, Shabtai Kaplan, Mikki Kowal, Ami Lieder, Daniel Louis, Albert Lupin, Charlie Pollack, Rafael Nissim ben Moshe Israel, Akiva Strauss, Elad Shachar, Liel Reinfeld, Ron Hirschhorn, Yehoshua Strauss,

Leo Loeffler, Kevin Schechter, Chanan Wolfson, Eitan Yitzchak ben Etel Rochel, Noam Bar Yakov, Judah Makover, Amir Tsarfati, Reuben Gladstone, Zoe Gladstone, Dean Tansman, Joshua Weiss, Dani Matilsky, Seth Weiss and Hannah Katz. If you have

children or grandchildren currently serving in the IDF, please let us know their names so we can include them. Please have in mind our missing-in-action Israeli Soldiers.

ROBERT ALAN “BOB” LEVINSONIs an American private investigator and retired DEA and CIA agent. He was taken hostage on March 9, 2007 when visiting Iran’s Kish Island and is currently the longest held hostage in American history.

ISRAEL UPDATE

PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS

ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES (IDF)

COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

HELP BRIGHTEN SOMEONE’S SHABBATRachel–Ita Ohr Shabbat is looking for several volunteers to distribute battery-operated tea lights to patients at the West Boca Medical Center on Fridays. Normally, this activity requires only one hour. Some hospital-required training for volunteers will be conducted. If you are interested in being part of the team, please contact Gigi Kaminetzky at (561) 338-5040 or at [email protected] or Debbie Lindsay(WBMC) at (561) 488-8293 or at [email protected]

AVRAHAM BEN AGERNISH Avera (Avraham) Mengitsu is an Israeli civilian with a history of severe depression and mental illness. He crossed into Gaza in September 2014. Hamas has recently admitted that they are holding him captive but there is no additional information on his condition.

JEWISH SINGLES Jewish Singles of South Florida is holding its next event on May 29 in Sunny Isles! For details, please contact Linda Slomowitz at [email protected] , or join us on Facebook under Jewish Singles of South Florida.


In one of his most famous comments, Rashi asks, מה ענין שמיטה Why does the Torah introduce the laws of shemitah by ?אצל הר סיניnoting that they were given at Har Sinai? Isn’t that true of all mitzvot? The answer is that in fact all mitzvot were given at Sinai and just as the general principles and detailed practices of shemitah were given at Sinai, so too all the other mitzvot. Why does the Torah choose to make this point by shemitah, since it applies equally to any of the other mitzvot? The Tiferet Yehonatan notes that the purpose of shemitah is for farmers to set aside time from work to dedicate to Torah learning and avodat Hashem. Gemara Berakhot quotes a fundamental disagreement about how to properly conduct life. Rashbi argues that a person should focus solely on Torah and trust that his needs will be taken care of others. R. Yishmael disagrees, arguing that a person must also toil for his sustenance, noting that many have tried Rashbi’s approach and failed. While the Halakhah follows R. Yishmael, Tosafot argues that tzaddikim may and should follow Rashbi’s path while the majority of people should certainly work for their sustenance. The question for those tzaddikim is what does shemittah accomplish since they don’t need a break from work to study Torah. The parallel is to Har Sinai since when we received the Torah, every single person reached the level of the tzaddikim, reaching elevated levels of prophecy and certainly did not need to worry about their sustenance; Hashem took care of everybody. We all need to take time off, it allows us to recharge, to relax, and prepare for what lies ahead. When we plan for our vacation—do we include a component for Talmud Torah? Have we internalized the message of connecting shemitah to Har Sinai?

The Sephardic Minyan of Boca Raton Synagogue המנין הספרדי של ק"ק בוקה רטון

SUNDAY FRIDAY שבת MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

פרשת בהרParshat BeHar

MAY 27 MAY 28 BEHAR

6:10AM SHAHARIT 7:55AM SHAHARIT 6:05PM MINHAH (FIRST) 6:42PM EARLIEST CANDLES 7:45PM MINHAH (SECOND) 7:49PM LATEST CANDLES 8:21PM EARLIEST SHEMA

5:42AM SHAHARIT 8:40AM SHIUR 9:00AM SHAHARIT 5:35PM WOMEN’S CLASS 6:35PM RABBI’S CLASS 7:30PM MINHAH 8:46PM HAVDALAH 9:26PM RABBENU TAM

MAY 29

MAY 30 MEMORIAL DAY MAY 31 JUNE 1 JUNE 2 JUNE 3 JUNE 4

BEHUKOTAI

6:08AM SHAHARIT 8:00AM SHAHARIT 7:50PM MINHAH 9:00PM MISHNA BERURA 9:30PM LADIES SHIUR

6:08AM SHAHARIT 8:00AM SHAHARIT 7:50PM MINHAH 9:00PM MISHNA BERURA


6:08AM SHAHARIT 7:55AM SHAHARIT 7:50PM MINHAH 8:30PM HALAKHAH SHIUR


6:08AM SHAHARIT 7:55AM SHAHARIT 6:05PM MINHAH (FIRST) 6:45PM EARLIEST CANDLES 7:50PM MINHAH (SECOND) 7:52PM LATEST CANDLES 8:25PM EARLIEST SHEMA

5:40AM SHAHARIT 8:40AM SHIUR 9:00AM SHAHARIT 5:40PM WOMEN’S CLASS 6:40PM RABBI’S CLASS 7:35PM MINHAH 8:50PM HAVDALAH 9:31PM RABBENU TAM

Each month, the moon waxes and wanes, starting off negligibly small, getting larger toward the middle of the month and then once again becoming smaller just to complete the cycle again. The Halakhah (Shulhan Arukh OH 426:1) is that we are required to make a specific berakhah—Birkat Levanah—upon seeing the new moon each month. The Gemara’s specific language as quoted in Shulhan Arukh is .one who sees the ‘renewed’ moon—הרואה לבנה בחידושהHowever, the Rishonim note that we may not recite the berakhah until the moon is sufficiently large that we can benefit from it’s illumination (really the reflection of sunlight). Therefore, Rabbenu Yonah writes that we must wait to recite the berakhah at least three days from the molad (the calculated time that the moon is halakhically considered ‘renewed’). However, Beit Yosef quotes R. Yosef Gikatiliah who argues that for kabbalistic reasons, it is proper to recite Birkat Levanah only after 7 days from the molad. The Shulhan Arukh quotes this latter opinion as authoritative. Since the Halakhah requires that Birkat Levanah be recited upon seeing the ‘renewed’ moon, the Shulhan Arukh rules that it can only be recited up until 16 days since the molad, not including the 16th day. When the molad occurs earlier than Rosh Hodesh, as it did for this Iyyar, it means that the latest time to recite Birkat Levanah can be before the 16th of the month as it was last week.

Weekly Halakhah Parshah Thought

Rabbi David Shabtai, MD Rabbi, Sephardic Minyan

[email protected]


NIGHT LEARNING | WEEKLY SCHEDULE Sponsored by Dr. Yehuda and Michal Marcus in honor of their parents Marvin and Shoshana Heller and Marlowe and Lila Marcus

SUN 8:15 PM | 6TH-8TH GRADE GEMARA RABBI SIMMY SHABTAI

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SHABBOS AFTERNOON

6:30PM | AVOS U’BANIM |

GUEST REBBE Rav Eliakim Koenigsberg, Rosh Yeshiva at YU, will be giving our

Guest Rebbe next week

MISHNA YOMIT– STARTED RECENTLY •Learn 2 mishnayot a day and finish Shas

in less than 6 years •Special Program for Fathers and Sons who part icipate in the limud at Avos

UBanim

MEN’S AFTERNOON KOLLEL

•The Wednesday Kollel will conclude this week.

•Monday Kollel has concluded for the

year

The Dr. Yitzchak Belizon z”l Beis Medrash of BRS is very

excited to announce the tentative schedule of our upcoming

speakers for 2015/2016.

Rav Asher WeissJanuary 30th

Rav Mayer TwerskyFebruary 13th

Rav Yaakov NeubergerFebruary 22nd

Rav Bezalel RudinskyFebruary 24th

Rav Hershel SchachterMarch 5th

Rav Eli BelizonApril 9th

Rav Yochanan Zweig April 17th

Rav Pinchas GrossMay 14th

Rav Eliakim KoenigsbergJune 4th

Rav Shmuel RabinoviciSeptember 5, October 17, November 14, December 26, February 6 and May 21.

If you need any assistance regarding the Beit Midrash, please feel free to speak to Rabbi Simmy Shabtai. Rabbi Shabtai can be reached at [email protected]


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Mazal Tov to Jackie & Rachel Tripp on

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If you need any assistance regarding the BRS West, please feel free to speak to Rabbi Rael Blumenthal. Rabbi Blumenthal can be reached at [email protected].


If you would like to help sponsor or donate to our Teen Kiddush, Teen Seudah Shlishiet, or any other program, or for more information about upcoming events and activities, please contact Rabbi Eli Zians at [email protected] or at (516) 451-2123. Wishing

everyone a Shabbat Shalom!

BRS YOUTH PROGRAMS

BRS TEEN DEPARTMENT

If you need any assistance regarding the Teen Department, please feel free to speak to Rabbi Eli Zians. Rabbi Zians can be reached at [email protected].

If you need any assistance regarding the Youth Department, please feel free to speak to Rabbi Gershon Eisenberger. Rabbi Eisenberger can be reached at [email protected].

RABBI EISENBERGER’S MISHNA CLASSJoin us Shabbat morning as we continue our journey through Mishna. We have begun Seder Zeraim

and have already finished Masechet Peah and begun Demai. This is a perfect time to join us! 9:30-10:00 am in room 102 every Shabbat morning. Kids snack following class.Hope to see you there!

LAINING GROUP FOR 4TH & 5TH GRADE BOYSThere will be a laining group this Shabbat morning for 4th and 5th grade boys from 10-10:30 am i

n the boardroom. Hope to see you there! Join this growing class and start preparing early for your Bar Mitzvah!

THIS WEEK! 4TH-6TH GRADE TEFILLAH WITH RABBI WEXLER, 1ST-3RD GRADE TEFILLAH WITH RABBI RICHMOND, AND EARLY CHILDHOOD DAVENING WITH MR ZANGRE!

DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE INCREDIBLE TEFILLAH OPPORTUNITY! This week Rabbis Wexler and Richmond will continue conducting tefillah groups for boys and girls. 4-6 graders

will begin Tefilla at 10:45 in room 206. This Tefillah will include biur tefillah, a weekly dvar Torah from a participant, prizes, Kiddush, snacks, and more! Boys meet in room 206. Girls meet in room 203 for stations beginning at 10:00 AM!

1-3 graders Tefilla begins 10:45 AM in room 204. Early childhood, join your group leaders and Mr Zangre for a fun davening with parsha learning! Hope to see you there!

Great success as our teens had a phenomenal time with our basketball tournament and helped raise a

few hundred dollars for teens to go to Israel!


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We would like to thank all of our customers and the good people of Boca Raton for their loyalty and support, past, present and future.

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6:30 pm - Grades K-12, Skills Competition on BRS Basketball Court

7:30 pm - All you can eat BBQ8:00 pm - NBA Finals

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