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50,000 Turn Out in Rainy New York for a Massive Atzeres Tefilla by Yated Ne'eman Staff In response to the call of the Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah of
America as well as revered gedolim from Eretz Yisroel...
Protests Against the Severe Sentence for Setting Fire to a Missionary Apartment
The judicial system in Israel continues to harass and
persecute Torah observant Jews. Rabbinate: Do Not Meet with
Reform The Netanya Religious Council failed to convene its scheduled meeting last week,...
Lev L'Achim Uncovers a Dangerous
Cult in Netanya Netanya's Police Department is investigating a dangerous cult which claims scores of young members from Netanya and the
Sharon area. El Al Workers Petition High Court
for Shabbos Flights El Al workers petitioned the High Court to reverse the
government's decision forbidding the airline from flying on
Shabbos and Jewish holidays. Religious People Have Civil Liberties
Too There is a law on the books of the State of Israel, known as
the law of Rest and Work Hours, which requires Jewish
businesses to close on Shabbos and forbids Jewish workers
from working on Shabbos. Just Get Me to the Shul on Time - or -
A Different Purim Most Purim costumes, whether homesewn or bought, have some
background biography in family lore.
The Story of the Vaad Lehatzolas
Nidchei Yisroel Additional Calendar Information:
The earliest time of Kiddush Levonoh -- Nisan
The time of Kiddush Levonoh everywhere in the world
begins when it is Shabbos, 11:08 A.M., 3 Nisan (Jan. 20), a
little more than three full days after the molad. The
actual time in most of the world is therefore Motzei
Shabbos from the beginning of the night, the eve of 4
Nisan. Nonetheless, people living in the extreme eastern
countries can make a brocho on the moon only from 7:08
P.M.
The astronomical new moon follows the molad this month
by nine hours and forty-nine minutes, and is at 8:48 P.M. In
Eretz Yisroel on Motzei Shabbos there and less than
three full days from the astronomical new moon until the
setting of the moon. However, during the three days following
the astronomical new moon the moon passes near its lowest
point (perigee) and advances quickly. As a result almost all
of the moon's late appearance of approximately ten hours is
canceled. This information is significant for those who act
according to the Chazon Ish and do not make a brocho
on the moon until it is big and high in the sky.
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