- Harav Yechiel Moskowitz will be giving a his weekly Shiur, tonight at 10:30 PM. Phone # is 605-313-5894 access code is 783618
-14 new positive cases in Lakewood 3 deaths total 2466/170
- Hundreds of kids are now protesting in Williamsburg, riding bikes on the streets, asking the gov to open the parks and open sleep away camps
-Camp Agudah ruach country 7th,8th, and 9th grade will open at Camp Winaukee in New Hampshire this summer
-Audio: Why is there no discussion about opening schools and stores in Lakewood as is being done in Asbury Park? Why is the committee silent?
- Lakewood youngeleit rent a gym and use it as a bais Medrash. (Blaaz)
-Murphy warns Asbury park and stores defying restrictions that enforcement is coming
-NJ 539 new positive cases and 70 deaths
-Tashbar no more boxes traffic backed up as well 1:30 pm police stopped it
-5 regions of New York have been cleared to enter Phase 3 of reopening tomorrow: Central NY, Mohawk Valley, Southern Tier, the Finger Lakes and the North Country.
-Mesoras Hatorah no more boxes left 12:10pm
-Poll: 35% of those that working at home because of the shutdown want to keep doing it full-time
CreditCards.com survey also shows working from home due to the pandemic costs households about $108 more per month
- Yarchei Kallah shiur 12:00PM HaRav Shraga Kallus עיונים בדין זימון on Zoom or call 1646-558-8656 log in #835-286-77424
- Israeli cabinet meets as Corona cases rise again
-Sleep away camp: NYS assemblyman Eichenstein goes to Albany and pleads with Gov Cuomo to open camps. Kids have been home for 87 days straight they need normalcy in their lives
-Is NY About To Ban Sleep Away Camps This Summer read here
- Lakewood vaad member admits protest organizer did write anti semitic comments and account was not hacked but they made peace.
Lunch distribution:
-Toras Zev 4 day Shabbos box Cross street- 8:45 am - 11:30 am, Includes KJ Shnitzel, Pizza, Kokosh Cake, Rice cakes, American Cheese, Lettuce, Craisins, cucumber, Italian dressing, Milk, Grape Juices.
-Mesoras Hatorah 4 day Shabbos box includes Pastrami, turkey breast, 2 lb pot kugel, cholent with meat, kishka, chicken fingers, kokosh cake, challah, g. juice, tomato dip, mango, pickles, lettuce bag.at Mesoras Hatorah, 41 Henry Street 12:00 pm -12:25pm Please enter from Cedar street, not Route 9 and then enter the second dirt parking lot.
-Tashbar at 82 Oak 7 day lunch pick up for the public after 1:20 pn by Out to lunch including Mikes chicken, smoked turkey breast, Meal mart salami, Challah, Shibolim crackers, sliced muenster cheese, onion dip, hearts of palm, yogurts, milk, grapes, choc buns,grape juice, pickles, snack mix
-NO distribution at Pine park today There will be a shabbos box tomorrow Friday 11:00am
-Vine street daily lunch pickup 11:00 am'
-Gelbsteins daily lunch at public schools location 9-11
-BMG official says they are still closed but talking to state health officials to be able to return rapidly to the botei medrash
-Asbury Park will allow limited indoor dining at local restaurants starting June 15, putting Asbury Park in defiance of rules put in place by Gov. Phil Murphy. We believe indoor restaurants can run in a safe manner provided they are subject to all the requirements outlined in Executive Order 152," Deputy Mayor Amy Quinn said.
STORM BMG
ReplyDeleteOPEN UP NOW!!!!!
What's the point? why do the BMG Batei Medrashim need to open? What's wrong with the local ones?
DeleteMaybe we will find out that nobody needs a few huge botei medrash, many small ones are better
DeleteGOOD GOOD YOU ARE RIGHT
DeleteAS LONG AS THE OILAM HAS A PLACE TO LEARN
The yeshiva is closed while the chanifa to Murphy continues non stop once he delivers the goods the learning can resume
ReplyDeleteYou have no clue what you are talking about!! Yeshiva can't just decide to open when they want. Opening up the Bais Medrash is one thing, but to be legally open as a "school" is not allowed and in order for anyone to get any legal documentation that they are in "school" for any government program or for any credits they want or need for the future, yeshiva needs to operate in a way that fulfills those requirement. If the Bais Medrash opens, and no one calls in to the phone system, then they won't legally be considered in Yeshiva which will adversely affect many talmidim..... Learn what you are talking about before commenting stupidity.
DeleteThis is not true its scare tactics threatening the youngeleit about losing programs so they can to keep it closed because they dont want to offend uncle phil. No one is disqualified and not considered out of school during covid19 and btw the youngeleit rented a gym on their own and not calling into the phone system either. also where is the 3 million dollars that was supposed to be given why are the kollel guys not getting what is for them.
DeleteYou have no clue what you are talking about. Even the ones who are learning in shuls still call in at a set time a few days a week. Its funny how much hate can blind
DeleteWhere’s my money??
DeleteSo the Vaad lied about the protest !
ReplyDeleteIt was a dangerous thing .
They risked our lives !
That’s why there was a robo call telling us to leave our radios on over Shabbos !
Thank Hashem we were saved !
The Vaad risked our lives for politics
Your comment is just made to incite everyone. We all knew the claim that he was hacked was false. We all knew what we were dealing with. It's just being confirmed now. I am no fan of the vaad, but in many cases, such as this one, working behind the scenes and "making Peace" were wise moves.
DeleteYou have all the hallmarks of a paid vaad troll in damage control mode. It was Hershel Herskowitz that brought it to attention and got the police to provide security. The Vaad jumped in afterwards to be relevant and take credit. They praised a guy who called to burn down Jewish businesses in Lakewood when they got egg on their face they came up with the hacking story and yet they had the entire community in fear a entire shabbos. Shameless and heartless
DeleteRelax. Take 2 aspirin and a nap and you will feel much better
DeleteI am still waiting for BMG to distribute the ~$6,000,000 for the students due to the hardship of COVID lockdown. The governemtn gave them this money and nothing. Yungerleit are desparate for funds and money for them is not being distributed.
ReplyDeleteSome posters say it is tied up in red tape... What is taking so long? The money ius for the students!!
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You are obviously not in yeshiva and just spewing hate because I got my check already
DeleteI’m in yeshiva and did NOT get my check. Are they going to send it?
Deletewe are not talking about a Kollel check but money for students to deal with the covid hardship. $6,000,000 was given to BMG and we are waiting for it.
DeleteSo according to this source, the person filed a false police report and should be prosecuted similar to what happened in Chicago.
ReplyDeleteThe “organizer” only said he would file a report, but he never went through with it. He was advised not to commit the crime of filing a false police report, which would place him in serious legal jeopardy. He quickly wisened up when he was told that he’d become another jussie smolet.
DeleteVery simple. They can either operate as a legal school as they have been doing with the phone and local botei medrash or they can have everyone go back into the yeshiva as a religious place not a school. No one is going to stop them. Not Murphy and not the police. But then they are not entitled to the money they usually get from the state or the millions in extra funding from the stimulus bill since they are not a legal school without the phones. If going back into yeshiva is so important they can do it but you can’t have it both ways. They won’t get the funds which can mean stopping the kollel checks and letters and will also mean having everyone start to re-pay their student loans since they are not officially in school. There is no right or wrong here. It’s just a question of which is more important.
ReplyDeleteHow stupid do you think people are. Do you honestly think that students will have to repay their student loans at a time when all mortgages are getting put on hold and stimulus checks are handed out like candy. Its a PANDEMIC You are attempting to scare the kollel guys and justify why the botei medrash are closed. Everyone knows its all about sucking up to Murphy hoping to cash in. Its all about the $$$ and its disgusting!
DeleteIts about showing murphy who is in control of the yeshiva and pretending to work with the health and state officials that they should know who is the boss. If they hear that it is open already than the whole charade is up.
ReplyDeleteA lot of big talkers here. It’s a huge achrayus to open a institution as large as BMG and count on everyone to comply with even the minimum guidelines to keep it safe and legal. Most people can’t handle enforcing the rules in a ten person backyard minyan.
ReplyDeleteThe Roshei Yeshiva were ready to take achrayus on the yeshiva until the electricity was shut and the doors were chained closed and the locks switched.
DeleteThe minimum guidelines are fakenews at this point. Most if not all of us see right through it. As long as you feel different about it then it goes away.
ReplyDeleteWhy does masoras hatorah do this every time? They call the distribution for 12 pm and by 12:10 there’s nothing left?!? Such a chutzpah to the many people waiting in traffic. It’s very obvious that they don’t have proper management at that site.
ReplyDeleteIt has zero to do with Murphy! The yeshiva can open up as a religious place and no one would say boo! It has to do with it not being legal to open AS A SCHOOL and therefore not being legally allowed to take any federal or state money. Only legal schools are entitled to the funds. Only legal schools are allowed to give letters. Only legal schools are allowed to defer student loans. That is what the phone system is for. If it is so important to have torah berabim and then it should be opened AS A RELIGIOUS PLACE NOT A SCHOOL and they can sacrifice for torah and not take any funding, but you can’t have it both ways and want to take all the funding and give letters as well. That is not legal or yashar.
ReplyDeleteAnon 9:27,
DeleteIt sounds like ur saying that if the yeshiva opens up without express government authority they will lose their license to operate as a school. This will trigger their thousands of students to lose that status and be forced to immediately become responsible to arrange paying back millions in collective student loans.It will also cause them to become ineligible for many programs that consider them them legal students. Am I missing something?
Its a scare tactic that is not true just like the 2 big dogs that stood outside the yoshon during pesach after they locked the olam out of the bais Medrash. Nebach
DeleteTashbar boxes are finished.
ReplyDeleteThat and having to return or refuse millions in funding so they aren’t taking money they are not allowed to take is exactly the issue they are grappling with. They would be open otherwise.
ReplyDeleteWhy can't BMG open unofficially as a religious institution and have talmidim call in for chaburas on the phone lines for official purposes?
ReplyDeleteThere is a lot that can be done if you want to fight for it. Asbury Park passed a resolution to open restaurants in defiance of Murphy's executive order, because it's hurting their economy. A dozen chassidishe rebbe's wrote an open letter to coumo to open camps. Chaim Deutsch a councilman in NY went to albany to fight for camps, agudah and other camp directors met with coumo to plead their case. But in NJ there is never public pressure to get things done. And I'm not sure how much behind the scenes is done either.
ReplyDeleteDo you know how they got the hospitals in NY to allow family in to be with the patient. It was yossi gestetner from ojpac that produced an ad which ran on TV stating how important it was for caregivers to be with the patient. Sure enough coumo allowed 16 hospitals as a trial to allow family in. Did we have anything like that in NJ of course not. We just accept whatever they decree, and say Dina dmalchusa Dina so we have to listen while our buisnesses crumble.
Did you know the head of the state police said on Sunday that every police dept. can choose if it wants to enforce the executive order. So who is telling the Lakewood police how to enforce.
Murphy himself said at the press conference that every municipality can enforce as they please, this is why he didn't get cited for violating his order, so WHO is sending the Lakewood police after qnyone
DeleteOur own leaders are petrified of Murphy and dont want even a peep uttered against him. They send messages to Trenton how they are fully cooperating with his orders and snuff out any dissent. They are engaging in the deepest forma of חנופה just for a few more dollars. We must rise up and say enough is enough from these self appointed leaders and spokespersons whose only interest is their financial gain.
Deletebehind the bima
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1gRGvTCxbE&t=1146s
that is pretty sad. the CEO of the largest Yeshiva in the U.S. besmirching all Kollel Yungeliet. He should really speak for himself. I had volunteered in simmer kiruv programs for college students and graduates and I was more than prepared to have discussions with them.
Delete20 minutes of mussar seder a day over 15 years CAN make you proficient in Mesials Yesharim, Sharei Teshuva, Chovos Halvavos, and more. A half hour a week in T'nach over 15 years can make you knowledgeable in T'nach
what did he say that besmirches the youngeleit what minute mark is it
Delete42:00 Lakewood collaborates with YU
Deletethis interview was a slap in the face to all the bnei hayeshiva. They were made fun of as not knowing how to open a gemara outside of the yeshivish cycle and not able to think of the outside world.
DeleteCamp Winaukee, properly, decided not to open for their own campers, yet Agudah thinks its fine for them. The below is from Winaukee's Facebook page:
ReplyDeleteWith a heavy heart, we write to inform you that Camp Winaukee will be postponed until Summer 2021. On behalf of all of us, thank you all for your support and encouragement over the past few months.
Every possible avenue to make this summer happen was exhausted. We persevered and fought and fought to solve every obstacle. In the end, there were just too many mounting battles to unequivocally operate camp safely, and be the true Winaukee that we want to be.
We hurt for our campers, we hurt for our families, we hurt for our staff...we will miss you all greatly this summer. A community cannot be postponed, and we will return home again in 2021 with a renewed sense of purpose and resilience. We are already counting down the days until we can be together again: catching the beautiful sunsets fading into Lake Winni, breathing in the fresh New Hampshire air, and laughing and sharing moments around the fire with our camp family.
Linked in our bio is a video from our amazing staff that represents the promise of an unforgettable return in summer 2021.
Because Aguda doesn't subscribe to the liberal fake playbook. If someone agrees with you then ok, otherwise, they are improper? Why can't we take the politics out of it, and look at the data and science.
DeleteAny new lakewood Covid19 cases?
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