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Yom HaAzmaut Celebration – “Blue and White Shabbat”, May 7, 2022
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Parshas Vayechi
Parshas Vayigash Judah makes an impassioned plea to the powerful Egyptian ruler (Joseph, still in disguise) for Benjamin’s life, claiming that Jacob would surely die from sorrow if he lost Benjamin.
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Mazel Tov to the Bluestein and Barron Families
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January 29th Pizza Night – Pizza Volunteers Needed
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Parshas Pinchas by Rabbi Smason
In Parsha Pinchas, Pinchas is rewarded and is granted the blessing of peace and priesthood (Kehuna). The five righteous daughters of Tzelofchad file a claim with Moses. Moses asks G-d to appoint a successor. The portion concludes with a lengthy description of the special offerings brought on various festivals.
