Motzei shabbos Bamidbar Erev Shavuos News Updates

 היום תשעה וארבעים יום שהם שבעה שבועות בעומר

          ערב שבועות  תשפ"ה זמן מתן תורתינו

Weather: 48°Showers early, then clearing overnight.  Chance of rain 50%.

No rain in forecast over Shavuos

Stores open tonight until 1am Kosher west, GG both locations Evergreen, NPGS, Kosher Village, Nutmeg, Aisle 9, Seasons Lkwd & TR. Judaism plaza open.

Lilac and cream pop-up shop erev Yom Tov  Sunday, June 1st at 575 Prospect Street, Unit 240C in Lakewood between 10 AM and 2 PM. 

- Hamas rejects the new Witkoff offer for a hostage deal and ceasefire in Gaza

- IAEA report shows that Iran is much closer to nuclear weapons than previously thought

- United airlines will resume flights from Newark to Israel June 5th

- Yated Neeman has article about the 3 bochurim ZL who were niftar on the car accident page 106.

- Trader Joe's restocking with more flowers for tomorrow morning opening 8am.

Shop Rite Howell also has,GG North has tonight 

Talis Global flowers at Cedarbridge Plaza.

Gerer rebbe will leave to the US this coming motzei shabbos 2 weeks before the delegation on behalf of Keren Olam HaTorah

- US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee: "If France is so determined to see a Palestinian state, I have a suggestion for them - give them a piece of the French Riviera

- Gov Phil Murphy was in Lakewood on Friday hosting a roundtable event that was not publicized ahead of time where he rallied against President Trump,Assemblyman Avi Schnall was in attendance among other local individuals.

Congressman Chris Smith  commented on Gov. Murphy's Meeting in Lakewood: "Governor Murphy is Attempting to Orchestrate a Hit Job on President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act"

During the roundtable at The Strand Theater in Lakewood, Murphy railed against a narrowly passed House bill that state officials say will eliminate $3.6 billion a year in federal Medicaid funding for New Jersey, jeopardizing health insurance for more than 300,000 residents.

"It's pretty darn clear and you're going to hear the stories that these cuts will drill a hole right through these families and these individuals," Murphy said. "It will not stop just at hurting the families who are, say, enrolled in Medicaid. It will hurt the much broader universe of folks who rely on New Jersey's community health centers, hospitals, nursing homes and on and on and on."

Satmar Rebbe Rav Aaron speaks about a Sakata Ruchniyus and Gashmiyus to those living in Williamsburg die to high costs of living small Apts and tznius issues. He encouraged his followers to seek other more affordable options