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ד"בס MIZRACHI MATTERS
Friday, 3 March (5 Adar) SHABBAT TERUMAH (Vol 11, No 22)
EARLY SHABBAT – BEIT YEHUDA Mincha: 6:25pm
Candle Lighting: 6:45-6:50pm Dvar Torah: R’ Danny Mirvis
LATER SHABBAT – BEIT HAROEH Mincha: 7:15pm
Candle Lighting: 7:40pm Dvar Torah: R’ Mottel Krasnjanski
Shabbat 4 March 6 Adar
Sunday 5 March 7 Adar
Monday 6 March 8 Adar
Tuesday 7 March 9 Adar
Wednesday 8 March 10 Adar
Thursday 9 March / 11 Adar
Ta'anit Esther
Friday 10 March 12 Adar
1. Beit Yehuda 2. Beit HaRoeh 3. Kehillat Ohr David/Beit Midrash 4. Bnei Akiva 5. Elsternwick 6. Midrashah 7. Goldberger Hall
Shacharit 7:30am 1 9:30am 1
7:00am 1 8:00am 1 9:00am 4
6:25am 1 7:30am 1
6:30am 1 7:30am 1
6:30am 1 7:30am 1
6:10am 1 7:15am 2
6:30am 1 7:30am 1
Fast of Esther begins 5:52am Dawn 5:55am 5:56am 5:57am 5:58am 5:59am 6:00am 6:01am Tallit & Tefillin 6:14am 6:16am 6:17am 6:18am 6:19am 6:20am 6:21am Sunrise 7:07am 7:08am 7:09am 7:10am 7:11am 7:12am 7:13am Sh'ma (גר״א) 10:19am 10:19am 10:20am 10:20am 10:20am 10:21am 10:21am Earliest Mincha 2:04pm 2:04pm 2:04pm 2:03pm 2:03pm 2:03pm 2:02pm
Early Shabbat Early Mincha: Candles between:
6:20pm 6:40-6:45pm
Candles 7:29pm Mincha followed by Maa'riv 7:20pm1 6:20pm1 6:20pm1 6:20pm1 6:20pm1 7:25pm1 7:15pm1 Plag HaMincha (גר״א) 6:36pm 6:35pm 6:34pm 6:32pm 6:31pm 6:30pm 6:29pm Sunset 7:56pm 7:55pm 7:53pm 7:52pm 7:50pm 7:49pm 7:47pm Fast of Esther ends 8:16pm Night 8:37pm 8:35pm 8:34pm 8:32pm 8:31pm 8:29pm 8:28pm Second Ma'ariv 9:30pm3 9:30pm3 9:30pm3 9:30pm3
Daf Yomi Baba Batra 42 8:45am
Baba Batra 43 8:15am
Baba Batra 44 8:15am
Baba Batra 45 8:15am
Baba Batra 46 8:15am
Baba Batra 47 8:15am
SHIURIM
R’ Leor Broh 9:00am2
R’ James Kennard 9:30am3
Drashot R’ Danny Mirvis (before leining)1
R’ Leor Broh2 R’ Danny Mirvis
(before Mussaf)3
Rina Pushett Emunah Shiurim Speaker: Beruria
Tenenbaum 5:30pm1 Parashat HaShavua
Shiur R’ James Kennard
6:10pm3
12 Foundations Bat-Mitzvah
Program Michal Kaufman & Avital Seifman
4:00pm Maharal on Pirkei
Avot R’ James Kennard
for University & post University women
In recess
Netziv on the Parsha for women
R’ Danny Mirvis 9:30am6
Contemporary Halacha
R’ Chezy Deren 7/93 Hotham St
8:30pm Sefer Shemot
for women Michal Kaufman (Lewis’ house)
9:00pm
Scotch & Shiur R’ Danny Mirvis
1:00pm New time
“Following in the Footsteps of our
Fathers” for Ladies & Girls Speaker: Rabbi Yaakov Glasman 7 Morrice Street
11.00am Gary’s Gemara
Shiur 8:30pm3
Purim Shiurim Megillat Esther at
the Midrasha: “The battle between Haman & Mordechai” Dr Michal Kaufman
8:00pm2
Fast and Learn R’ Danny Mirvis
Level 28, 101 Collins St
1:00pm Parasha Shiur
(Ivrit Kala) R’ Danny Mirvis
8:45pm3 Pre Bar-Mitzvah R’
Danny Mirvis New group starts
16 March 7:30pm3
Mishnah Yomit
Shabbat 3:6-4:1 Shabbat 4:2-5:1 Shabbat 5:2-3 Shabbat 5:4-6:1 Shabbat 6:2-3 Shabbat 6:4-5 Shabbat 6:6-7
7:10pm Between Mincha and Ma’ariv
Between Mincha and Ma’ariv
Between Mincha and Ma’ariv
Between Mincha and Ma’ariv
Between Mincha and Ma’ariv 6:10pm
Dirshu Programme R’ Yoni Fisher 9:45pm3
R’ Yoni Fisher 9:45pm3
R’ Yoni Fisher 9:45pm3
R’ Yoni Fisher 9:45pm3
EVENTS
Kehillah Kiddush is co-sponsored by
Danny Gruber & Sara Garfield, Andrew
Strum and Michael Gordon in honour of the Yahrzeits of their
late parents Seudah Shlishit
Adina Bankier Karp & Prof Andrew Markus
“Gen17” B’nei Akiva 5:30pm
Holy Bagel 9:00am3
Consecration in loving memory of Ruth Gruber z’l
Springvale 10.30am Comp 22, Row B Consecration in
loving memory of Blima Ptazsnik z’l
Springvale 11.00am Comp 19, Row E
Chill ‘n Cholent
9:45pm3
YAHRTZEITS
Joe Felman (Father)
Eva Lipp (Father)
Martin Bierenkrant (Wife)
Ron & Daniel Bierenkrant
(Mother)
Martin Sharp (Father)
Jan Marosi (Father)
Stan Berkoff (Mother)
Morry Brygel (Father)
Alec Savicky (Mother)
Alex Kaufman (Mother)
MAZAL TOV
We wish a hearty Mazal Tov to
Dalia and Ella Paluch on their Bat-Mitzvah.
Mazal Tov to their parents: Mindy & Yoni Paluch Mazal Tov to their grandparents: Kathy & Avi Paluch and Suzy & Steven Rose
We wish a hearty Mazal Tov to
Den Lissauer and Mark Montag on their wedding.
Mazal Tov to their parents: Pninah & Robert Lissauer and Doris & Abi Montag Mazal Tov to their grandparents: Raie Levy and Böske Montag
BAR MITZVAH ANNIVERSARIES Nathan “Nushi” Gordon, Adam Shnider, Michael Parkes
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Monday : Debbie Weinmann
Tuesday: Dafna Garfield-Morvay, Rosanna Leibler Friday: Chana Weinstein
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Nicole & Jeff Lefkovits
If you have an occasion or milestone event that you would like to be mentioned in Mizrachi Matters, please email it to [email protected] by 12:00pm on Thursdays
NE W S L E TT E R F O R T HE
ELSTERNWICK JEWISH COMMUNITY
ס ב "ד 4 March 2017 6 Adar 5777 Shabbat Terumah
Yahrzeits during the coming week Gilda Slomovic (Sister) [Shabbat] Michael Hirschfeld (Mother) [Wednesday] Anne Atlas (Grandfather) [Sunday] Basil Krawitz (Mother) [Wednesday] Mervyn Same (Father) [Monday] Ivan Kalbstein (Father) [Thursday] Danny Fantl (Father) [Wednesday] Sam Laser (Aunt) [Friday] Shabbat times Candle Lighting this week 7.40 pm Candle Lighting time if attending Kabbalat Shabbat 6.45 pm Kabbalat Shabbat this week 6.30 pm Pre-Shacharit Shiur 9.00 am Shacharit 9.30 am Rabbi’s Shabbat Shiur: Why do Jews associate so many of their celebrations with food?
6.35 pm
Mincha at 7.20 pm Shabbat ends at 8.36 pm Thursday 9 March – Fast of Esther Starts 5.52am Ends 8.16pm Candle Lighting next week 7.29 pm Candle Lighting next week if attending Kabbalat Shabbat 6.35 pm Kabbalat Shabbat next week 6.30 pm The Rabbi’s Shabbat Shiurim The early shiur (9.00am, before Shacharit) - come join the Rabbi for cake, coffee and an exploration of the mystical parsha Birthdays this week Liron Lelah turns 13 on 8 March Esther Cohen turns 6 on 8 March In shule this week … Dennis Max will be leading Kabbalat Shabbat, Rabbi Cowen will be leading Shacharit, Daniel Lowinger will be leining, Les Sheffield will be saying the Haftorah, and David Bernshaw will be leading Mussaf. Kiddush this Shabbat You are all invited to the kiddush, which will be sponsored by EJC. Weekday times Sunday: Tefillin beginners class, including breakfast 8.00 am Monday and Thursday 6.30 am Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 6.45 am Purim @ EJC Purim afternoon: Roll up, roll up, it’s circus training for kids, 5-6pm and a Purim meal with circus training for adults ($45 per head/ concession $25) – please dress for a circus role – MUST RSVP for the meal by Sunday 5 March or you WILL miss out
Contact numbers Rabbi Rabbi Chaim Cowen
0433-308-584 [email protected] Chairman Mark Kras
0410-460-970 [email protected] Gabbai Elan Jacobs
0419-527-227 [email protected] Secretary Sally-Ann Jaye
0437-625-350 [email protected] Haftorah requests Dennis Max
9528-6865 [email protected]
JOIN US FOR PURIM @ MIZRACHI
Thursday 9 March Fast begins: 5:52am
Shacharit (BY): 6:10am Earliest time for Tallit & Tefillin : 6:20am
Shacharit (BHR): 7:15am Mincha (BY): 7:25pm
Sunset: 7:49pm Maariv (BY): 8:05pm Fast ends: 8:16pm No Second Maariv
Saturday 11 March Maariv (BY, BHR, BM & BA): 8:26pm Megilla (BY, BHR, BM & BA): 8:45pm
Late Megilla (BY): 10:30pm
Sunday 12 March Shacharit (BHR): 7:00am Megilla: 7:35am Shacharit (BY): 8:00am Megilla: 8:35am
Late reading of Megilla (BY): 10:00am sharp
Early Mincha (BY): 2:05pm Mincha/Maariv (BY): 6:10pm
Late Maariv (BM): 9:30pm
BY = Beit Yehuda BHR = Beit Haroeh BM = Beit Midrash BA = Bnei Akiva
PURIM ON SUNDAY PARSHAT ZACHOR (Shabbat 11 March) Parshat Zachor (Deuteronomy 25:17) is read on the Shabbat prior to Purim. It is a Biblical obligation for all males above bar mitzvah to hear the reading of Parshat Zachor in the presence of a minyan. Women should make every effort to hear the laining as well. Those listening to the reading of Zachor must have in mind to fulfil their obligation through the ba'al koreh. The latter must have in mind that the listeners will be yotze through him. TA’ANIT ESTHER (Thursday 9 March) The Fast of Esther commemorates the fast assumed by the Jewish people prior to battle. The fast is normally observed on 13 Adar or 11 Adar (Thursday) as this year when Purim occurs on Sunday. Every healthy person should fast on Ta’anit Esther. Avinu Malkenu and Tachanun are not recited during Mincha (except when Ta’anit Esther is commemorated on 11 Adar as this year). Machatzit Hashekel: It is customary for every male above the age of 20 (or 13 according to various opinions) to contribute 3 half dollars to tzedakah (commemorating the half shekels contributed to the Temple at this time of the year) prior to Mincha on Ta’anit Esther [even when commemorated on the previous Thursday (Kaf Hachaim, Siman 694 s”k 23)] – or on the morning of Purim day. A special plate is left in the Mizrachi shules for this purpose. PURIM NIGHT (Saturday 11 March – 14 Adar) Kriat HaMegilah: All adults (post bar/bat mitzvah age) and children having reached an educable age, must hear the Megilah in shule in the presence of the largest minyan possible. The night’s reading may commence immediately after tzeit hakochavim (halachic nightfall) and may be read until dawn. When Purim coincides with Motzei Shabbat, please remember that no preparations whatsoever may be done prior to the conclusion of Shabbat including changing into costumes or bringing a Megilah to shule, etc. The morning reading may commence with sunrise and may be fulfilled until sunset. THE BRACHOT • Al Mikra Megilah • Sheasa Nissim • Shehechayanu Both the reader and listeners should stand during the recitation of the blessings. The listeners should concentrate to fulfil their obligations and the reader must do the same on their behalf. It is requested not to talk throughout the reading. One not possessing a KOSHER Megilah should not read along with the reader, but should listen in silence. Whereas it is customary to create noise when the name of Haman is read, children should be brought to the reading of the Megilah if they can sit properly next to their parents without disturbing the minyan. PURIM DAY (Sunday 12 March – 14 Adar) Purim Dress: Since Purim has so many of the “simanim” (tell-tale signs) of Yom Tov eg a Hallel-like expression of thanks expressed through reading the Megilah (Tractate Megilah 14a), Kriat HaTorah and Seudah (in distinction to Chanukah), our Purim attire should appropriately reflect this as well. Mishloach Manot: On Purim day every adult Jewish male and female must send at least two varieties of food requiring no further preparation to another individual. The foods may be canned, solid, liquid, etc. Mishloach Manot delivered on Purim night, does NOT fulfil one’s obligation.
Two or more people may send a single Mishloach Manot (during the day), assuming the amount sent is double the usual quality and worth. Mishloach Manot should be delivered via messenger if possible. One who is in mourning is required to send Mishloach Manot, but may not receive from others. Matanot Le'Evyonim: On Purim day every adult (male & female over bar- and bat-mitzvah age) must give money or food to at least two needy individuals. This amount should be sufficient for the recipient to purchase a Purim Seudah meal consisting of meat and wine/beer. The Poskim state that more money should be spent on Matanot Le’Evyonim than on Mishloach Manot and one’s own Seudah (Mishnah Berurah 694:3). Please give your matanot le’Evyonim to the office early enough so that it can be distributed as required on Purim. Seudat Purim: The festive meal is normally begun after Mincha and should be eaten primarily before sundown. (Rema, Orach Chaim 695:2). This year, 5777/2017 sundown is 7:44pm). The meal should be celebrated in a Yom Tov fashion: meat, wine, candles, etc. Birchat Hamazon, recited after dark but before ma’ariv having been davened, should include Al Hanissim. Prayers: Al Hanissim is inserted into the S'hmoneh Esrai and Birchat Hamazon. If one forgot to recite it in its proper place (as specified in all siddurim) and recited the berachah following them, he does not return to the beginning nor repeats the Amidah. Drinking: Whereas it has long been customary for some within Klal Yisrael to become intoxicated on Purim, drinking was never permitted to legislate or sanction behaviour unfitting for B’nai Torah. Therefore one must regulate his alcoholic intake and that of those around him. Sleep brought about by moderate wine intake fulfils this obligation. (Rema, Orach Chaim 695, se’if 2) Yahrzeits
• Yahrzeits should be commemorated in Adar in a non-leap year for a relative who passed away in either Adar of a Jewish leap year.
• The period of mourning by a child concludes after twelve months, even if the previous year had two Adars. Therefore, if one suffered a loss, חו"ש, of a parent in Adar 2, the 12 months would conclude in Shvat the following year and the 11-month kaddish would conclude in Tevet.
Matanot Le’Evyonim The mitzvah of Matanot Le’Evyonim, providing the equivalent of a Purim meal for two individuals on Purim day, was always understood by the poskim as being even more important in priority than the monies spent on our Mishloach Manot and personal seudot. Each person above the age of Bar/Bat Mitzvah is supposed to contribute this amount. As has been the practice for years, Mizrachi will distribute Matanot Le'Evyonim on Purim day to Aniyei Ha’Ir (local needy people) and to Aniyei Eretz Yisrael (needy people in Israel). Please bring your monies to the office as soon as possible, place the monies in the baskets already available on the bimah in Bet Yehuda and Bet Midrash or ring through your credit card details on 8317-2555 so funds can be distributed on Purim day itself, as per the Halachic requirement, and please give generously. Remitting the monies earlier than the morning of Purim enables us to distribute appropriately with greater pre-thought and ease.
Adapted from Rabbi Sprung’s Guidelines for Purim 2014
Dvar Hashlicha
Dear Chavrei Bnei Akiva, We are eager to start our first Bnei of the year. After an intense and incredible Madrichim – Seminar, our 67 Madrichim are looking forward to meet their Chanichim and to educate our Bnei kids according to the values of Torah, Avodah and Aliya!
I’m happy to welcome our new Hahnalla- Yaniv Cohen (Merakez), Ezra Herszberg (Sgan), Joel Chester (Gizbar) and wish them הצלחה רבה and great achievements this year.
I would also want to congratulate our extensional leadership body- the Hanhaga- Sam Brygel (Rosh Chinuch), Romy Schneeweiss (Rosh PR), Nat Hayman (Rosh Events), Gabe Casper (Rosh Maon), Yasmin Schwarz and Gidon Waller (Roshei Minyan). We already had our first meeting and I am confident this crew will do wonders!
A moment before we dive into 2017, it is my honour to acknowledge our phenomenal leadership body of 2016. Bnei Akiva 2016 was a very successful year. Our numbers grew, plenty of new initiatives were implemented and we received very positive feedback from Chanichim, Madrichim and the entire community. This couldn’t have happened without our dedicated Merakez, Nathaniel Pizmony and ZeeCee Vorchheimer (Sgan), Yoel Dodge (Gizbar), Hadar Slonim (Rosh Chinuch), Josh Jones (Rosh Events), Jacob Joel (Rosh PR), Ari Josefsberg (Rosh Maon) and Benny Menahem (Rosh Minyan). Yashar Koyach and הצלחה רבה on your next chapter.
Past
Daniel Simons z”l – We were very sad to have lost a dear friend over summer break. Daniel was an exceptional Madrich, and volunteered to many roles within Bnei Akiva. We had a Limmud in his memory for the Shloshim and we are having all kind of initiatives to remember who he was and to illuminate the world from the darkness that has been left behind due to Daniel’s passing. We are also working
closely with professional therapists in order to build a plan that could help us as a movement work better with mental health issues.
Summer Camps – Our summer camps were an extraordinary success, and parents were telling us weeks later how their children were having deep discussions at Shabbat meals about things that came up at camp. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our Roshei Machane Mel Perch, Shuki Wyman and Ezra Herszberg, our Roshei Tochnit Daniel Kalkopf, Roni Froumine and Shoshana Gottlieb (Sydney).
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Dvar Hashlicha Past
Present Ma Chadash
ג' אדר, התשע"ז, פרשת תרומה
Present
Coming towards the first Bnei of the year, we would like to welcome the new year 3 chanichim and wish them a Derech Tzlecha in a long and meanigful journey in Bnei Akiva. This Shabbat we will be meeting with the parents of the year 3
Chanichim at 17:00, half an hour before Mifkad. This is for parents who couldn’t make it to the Info night we had this past week. Come meet the Mads!
Mishloach Manot – the Mishloach Manot project is running. As every year, we are happy to deliver for the community Mishlochei Manot. Check out our website:
https://bneiakiva.com.au/melb/mm/
Ma Chadash?
Our Ma’on – Renovations: Since Bnei Akiva is growing and growing, the need
for a functional and usable structure is necessary. We ran a campaign for raising
money and have had renovations in the Ma’on. As always, friends of Bnei Akiva
have come to stand by Bnei Akiva and gave generous amounts, and in the next few
days, B”H, we will be finished, with brand new rooms awaiting the Chanichim.
Thank you to all the contributors that made this possible!!! Special thanks goes out to Benji
Jotkowitz, Pninah Lissauer and Pat Levy for dreaming with us and bringing it into reality.
Roshei Minyan – In the recent AGM we had a week ago, a resolution was passed that we will have
two Roshei Minyan in Bnei Akiva, as a trial run. As we believe that a Rosh Minyan is not only a
Gabai, but also someone who looks to find ways to connect Chanichim and Madrichim to Tfillah,
we also believe that this role needs leaders on both sides of the Mechitzah. Our new Roshei
Minyan: Yasmin Schwarz and Gidon Waller are thrilled to take on the challenge and are planning
a year full of uplifting and spiritual events.
Megillah Reading for Women by women – With much joy, we are happy to invite women to a
special Megillah reading at the Bnei Akiva Shlichim’s house on Sunday morning at 8:30am. We are
looking forward to seeing many Chanichot, Madrichot, Mothers and Grandmothers.
ושבו בנים לגבולם – On a personal note, we, Moriah, Shlomo, Hallel, Ro’i and Eden, the Shlichim of
Bnei Akiva, will be going home in July after completing 3 years of Shlichut here in Melbourne. We
are looking forward to make these last few months the most significant months so far. We received
so much love and support from this beautiful community and are trying to reciprocate that back as
best we could.
Emunah Australia invites all to the annual
RINA PUSHETT SHABBAT SHIURIM 5777 BET YEHUDA - MIZRACHI
81 Balaclava Road, Caulfield North
Rina Pushett z”l was a long-standing and dedicated member of Emunah who had a special interest in the area of women’s education. In her
capacity as Education officer of Emunah she introduced many initiatives including the annual summer Shabbat shiurim, which are now
respectfully dedicated to her memory.
Parashat Mishpatim Midrasha Shabbat 5:30 pm Shabbat Shekalim 25 February
Parashat Terumah Beruria Tenenbaum 5:30pm 4 March
Parashat Ki Tissah R’ Danny Mirvis 5:00 pm 18 March
Parashat Vayakhel Midrasha Shabbat 4:50 pm Pekudei Shabbat Ha’Chodesh 25 March
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https://www.facebook.com/EmunahAustralia/
Introducing our new logo
Purim ShiurimMegillat Esther at the
Midrasha Presenter: Dr Michal Kaufman
Wednesday 1st March at 8PM
Where is the 'King' in the story of Purim?
Wednesday 8th March at 8PM
The battle between Haman and Mordechai
join us for
at yavneh
sunday 12 march 2017
בס'ד
י''ד אדר תשע''ז
PURIM SCHEDULE
8:45am Tefillah
9.35am Family Megillah Reading
10.15am Year 12 Official Purim Carnival Opening
10.30am Band and Dancing
10.30am - 12.00pm Purim Carnival
** Parents are responsible for their own children for the duration of the carnival
2 Nagle Ave, Elsternwick
Free Entry to Carnival. Food and Drink available for sale.
Dear friends of Emunah Australia,
We are excited to announce our annual Purim spiel for 2017, Gentlemen Prefer
Pulkes. Please see flyer below and follow the link
to purchase tickets.
To book tickets please go to www.purimspiel.com.au
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בס"ד
As Purim is fast approaching, and your thoughts are turning to Mishloach Manot, we present you with an
alternative.
Increasingly, friends and supporters of the Mizrachi
Charity Fund are choosing to make donations to the fund in lieu of Purim gifts after performing the Mitzvah.
These donations enable us to continue our assistance to families in our local community who are experiencing
difficulties.
Contact Avital on 8317 2503 or [email protected]
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Purim cards can now be purchased from Gilda 95284770 or ordered online.
Go to https://bneiakiva.com.au/melb/mm/
All proceeds support Jewish youth both in Israel and locally $5 per card
Introducing our new logo:
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