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Elul, September 5771
Rabbi & Mrs. P. A. Weberman upon the birth of their great grandson, grandson of their children, Rabbi Raphael and Brendy Aron, sone of their children, Naftali and Yitti Novice
Upon The Upsheren of their great grandson Yisrael Yitzchok grandson of their children Shaya and Chana Sarah Weberman , son of their children, Casey and Shoshana Weberman
Upon The Upsheren of their great grandson Aryeh, grandson of their children David and Esther Weberman, son of their children, Tivon and Devorah Feely.
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Tammuz, July 5771
Rabbi & Mrs. Weberman and
Rabbi & Mrs. Abraham Portal upon the birth of great granddaughter Avigail to their grandchildren Yossi and Elana Bendel, children of Eli and Gracy Weberman
Shevat, January 5771
Rabbi & Mrs. Weberman upon the birth of great grandchildren: A Girl - Channa Devorah to Lev and Hadassah Miriam Cotlar in Raleigh North Carolina
A Boy - Yaakov Moshe to David and Henya Friedman in Brooklyn, New York
Yair and Chaya Devorah Maya
Upon the Upsherin of their son Michayil Yehuda
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Rabbi Pinchas A. Weberman
Ohev Shalom Congregation
7055 Bonita Drive, Miami Beach, Florida 33141
On the tenth day of the tenth month,
on this very day
the King Of Babylon blockaded Jerusalem
(Ezekiel 24:2)
The tenth of Teves is a fast day, commemorating the blockade of the Holy City. A blockade is a situation that seriously compromises the welfare of a city. Certainly, the wall of a city insures the safety and comfort of a city. It prevents the entry of undesirable elements of either human and animal nature and noise, odor, air and water pollution. Yet a totally sealed wall without proper controlled access of exit and entry, will cause substantial damage and suffering to a city. This is what the Babylonian enemy caused by his blockade.
Those in the blockaded city would be in serious danger after a short while. They would be prevented from marketing their goods to the outside and unable to replenish any materials from the outside. They could exist only so long as the limited supplies already in their possession would last. The tragedy came about eight months later on the ninth of Av. The wall was breached. The enemy streamed in. The Holy City was destroyed and its population dispersed.
As we commemorate an event of history, we need to apply a parallel lesson to our personal lives...
read Rabbi Weberman's Teves 5772 Message
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