Today’s Sedrah is basically about money matters. They are

placed right next to the ten commandments. Our Rabbis tell

us that it is to remind us that as important as the ten

commandments are, so important is how we deal with our

fellow man.

NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS 1. Rabbi Peled’s Shiur is at 4:35, Rabbi Lehrfield’s Shiur is at 5:20, Mincha is at 5:50

Maariv and Havdalah at 7:00 pm 2. Please enjoy hot coffee and tea in the lobby. 3. Shabbos Mevorchim Kiddush sponsors and listed on page 3 of the Yarn 4. Seudah Shlishis is sponsored by Young Israel Kehillas Ahavas Shalom 5. Mazal Tov to the parents, Aaron and Randy Groffman and grandparents, Robert and

Mirele Groffman on the Aufruf of their son and grandson Zachary on his upcoming marriage to Tal Cohen of Aventura, Fl. Mazal Tov to Tal’s parents Amos and Tamar Cohen and to the entire Cohen and Groffman families.

6. Mazal Tov to Yael Hersher and family on the upcoming marriage of her son Moshe Gavriel to Ali Braun.

7. Mazal Tov to Gabi and Tehila Orlansky on the birth of a baby boy! 8. Thank you to one of the congregants who donated the new plexiglass for the Shulchan

in the main shul. 9. Mishloach Manos order forms have been mailed. Deadline for placing orders is

March 1st. For more information please contact Shoshana Aroll` or Nechama Turk. 10. Purim Seudah is March 10th at 6:00 pm. Deadline to make a reservation is March 2nd.

Please see flyer on back page of the Yarn. 11. Hachnossos Kallah Tea is February 25th. Please see flyer on back page of the Yarn 12. Please do not drop off Shaimos at the Shul. Please contact the Neshama Foundation.

Please see page 2 of the Yarn for more information. 13. It Takes a Woman, a salute to the Women of Broadway February 20th and February

23rd. For more information and to purchase tickets please visit www.jwtsfl.com 14. We have reserved the first 2 parking spaces in front of our building for Rabbi Lehrfield

and Rabbi Peled. Please do not park there.

Two-Timing Double Talk תו. שמע צעק מע א לי ש עק יצעק א נה ויתום לא תענון. אם ענה תענה אתו כי אם צ ל אלמ כ

ב... פרק כב, פסוק כא ר ח ם ב תכ רגתי א ה אפי וה ר כג.-וח “Do not pain widows and orphans. For if you pain pain them so, and they cry cry out to me, I will surely hear hear their cries and become enraged…” (22:21-23) The Torah commands us here never to pain widows and orphans. Elsewhere, the Torah commands us not to pain any of our fellow Jews (Vayikra 25:17), even those who are not widowed or orphaned. The possuk here, however, by widows and orphans, is quite different than the one there. As a matter of fact, this unusual possuk is different than all other p’sukim in the Torah. In this possuk (22), each verb is stated twice over:

צעקתו.שמוע אשמע אלי צעק יצעקאותו כי אם ענה תענהאם The question is, why? Perhaps the reason is because for these individuals, for a widow and an orphan, the pain is twice as bad, and to emphasize this the torah articulates it doubly . (Incidentally yet ironically, this passuk is perek 22, passuk 22. Double talk indeed!) A widow has no husband to turn to or complain to, no husband to protect her and give her love and support. She does not have a husband to cry to, and to stick up for her when she is pained. Her pain is therefore far worse than the average married woman. The same is true about an orphan, of course. Their pain is twice as bad for they do not have that husband/fatherly support to alleviate the pain. Thus the Torah tells us that their cries will be greater and that Hashem will most certainly hear their cries and respond with harshness chas v’shalom. May we learn to be sensitive to every Jew, especially to our spouse and children. With that we will undoubtedly bring forth Hashem’s love and kindness upon ourselves and our people.

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Aharon Dovid ben Chaya Yochanan Baruch HaKohen ben Frumma Etta Etta Mindel bas Chana Tzofia bas Shoshana Daniel Yaakov ben Masha Tzvia Leora Rachel bas Chaya Raizelle Boruch ben Sorah Gittel Etel bas Chana Perel Devora bas Sora Sara Aria bas Masha Raizel Tuvia Chaim ben Shulamit Chana bas Yaakov Devorah bas Malka Yisroel Yehuda ben Rachel Mindal bas Chana Yitzchak ben Zisel Shmuel ben Sarah

Ezra Chaim ben Rivka Yosef Noach ben Leah Tzivia Esther bas Frayda Leah bas Sara Shifra Yehudis bas Yafa Leah Yehuda Reuven ben Rachel Yakov ben Chasya Nechama Aidel Malka bas Sara Leah Yehuda Meir ben Tzipora Netanel Ilan ben Sheyna Tzipora Shimshon ben Hassiba Itai ben Tzipora Pesachya Pinchas ben Ruchel Yaakov Yosef ben Shoshana Yocheved

If you would like to sponsor the Shabbos morning Kiddush following the Main

Minyan or Seudah Shlishis please contact the Shul office at 305-651-3591.

Schedule of Rabbi Peled’s classes

Sunday morning 8:15-8:55 am Chovos Halevavos: Shaar HaBitachon

Sunday morning after 9:00 Shacharis: Sefer HaChinuch.

Monday night 8:15 pm: Arvei Psachim (Gemara).

Tuesday night 8:00 pm: Ohr Fellowships Learning-Teaching program.

Thursday afternoon Lunch and Learn 1:15 at BookXchange 35 SW 12th Avenue #105 Dania Beach

Shabbos afternoon Mesilas Yesharim for men and women– 4:35 pm

Mon-Fri right after 7:20 Shacharis: Halachos & Inspiration on the topic of Lashon Hara.

Shabbos morning 20 min after Kiddush Mishna Berura-Laws of Shabbos.

Shalach Manos order forms have been mailed. If you did not receive your order form please contact the

Shul office. Deadline to order is March 1st. Drivers are needed on Purim day to help with delivery.

Please contact the Shul office or email miamipurim2020@gmail.com

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Shabbos Mevorchim Kiddush Sponsors Rabbi Dovid & Miriam Lehrfield wishing the entire Groffman family a huge Mazal Tov on the upcoming marriage of Zachary to Tal. Rabbi Dovid & Miriam Lehrfield wishing Yael Hersher Mazal Tov on the upcoming wedding of Moshe Gavriel to Ali Braun. Rabbi Noach & Rebbetzin Chana Peled in honor of our dear friends Ephraim and Sarah Fisher , and our dear dedicated president Dr. Damon and Amy Salzman. Aaron and Randy Groffman welcoming the Groffman family from Israel for Zac and Tal’s wedding – parents Robert and Mirele Groffman, brother and sister-in-law Simcha and Sarah, and son and daughter-in-law Yona and Cassie. Aaron and Randy Groffman welcoming the Cohen Family to celebrate Zachary’s aufruf – Tal and her parents Amos and Tami Cohen, and Tal’s brother and sister-in-law Roy and Annie Cohen. Aaron and Randy Groffman wishing Zac and Tal Mazel Tov on Zac’s aufruf and on their upcoming marriage. Yael Hersher and family wishing a Mazal Tov to Moshe Gavriel on his upcoming marriage to Ali Braun. Sholom and Masha Weinfeld in honor of Sholom's 60th birthday which makes him middle aged since he'll live to be 120. Jamie and Myriam Eisen in commemoration of the Yartzheits of Jamie's mother Hena Bracha bas Moshe Haim and of Jamie's father Abraham ben Yehuda Kohane. Shlomo and Aviva Freidman and family in honor of the Rabbonim and the Achdus they lead with. Mark and Joanna Dennis wishing a Mazel Tov to the Groffman family! Daniel and Janessa Wasserman wishing a Mazal Tov to the Groffman family upon Zac’s upcoming marriage to Tal! Ezra and Leah Levy in memory of the Yahrzeit of Zelig ben Michoel, Leah's father, and wishing all a great Purim! Ira and Seena Eisenman commemorating the Yahrtzeits of Seena's parents, Aryeh Leib ben Avram Eliezer HaLevi and Rasha bas Shimon, and Ira's grandmother, Tziporah bas Dovid. Eitan and Cindy Siev In Memory of her father Joseph I. Filler whose Yahrzeit is Rosh Chodesh Adar Shulamit Gittelson and family commemorating the Yartzheit of Avraham Yaakov ben Hillel HaCohen A”H on Aleph Adar bet.

Happy Birthday to Amy Salzman Rand, we love you from the Rand and Salzman Mishpacha. MAZAL TOV to the Groffman Family and welcome back to the senior Groffman’s! From the Salzman Mishpacha.

Yerucham and Judy Kopelman wishing our grandson Elisha a happy birthday and Mazal Tov to the Newman/Rosenberg family on the upcoming wedding. Dr. Gabriel Bizouati in honor of the birth of his new granddaughter in Tel Aviv. Dr. Gabriel Bizouati and Ruth Mankes in loving memory of our father Yosef ben Avraham whose Yartzheit was Parshas Yisro and our grandfather Avraham ben Yosef whose Yartzheit is Parshas Mishpatim. Motti and Michelle Levin, Rinat Shira and Daniel Jacob ….commemorating the Yartzheit of Robert Levin z”l on the 18th of Adar .

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