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Candle Lighting • Friday 1 April 2022 •  7:19 pm 
Shabbat ends • Saturday 2 April 2022 • 8:12 pm

Menorah's Online Minyan on Zoom 
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Friday: 8:00am  (Evening services in-person only at 6:00pm)
Sunday: 8:45am/6:00pm | Monday-Thursday: 8:00am/6:00pm

Parshah Tazria

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General Overview
Hebrew/English Linear Translation  •  Text with Rashi's Commentary 

Sanctuary Flowers Sponsored By
JUDITH ROLLER

in memory of beloved mother Elizabeth Einhorm z'l

Kiddush 2 Go Sponsored By
AHUVA & ISAAC FRANCO

in loving memory of our father Moshe ben Yosef Leib z'l​​​​​​

David and Irina Weinshel recently relocated back to the Florida community from New England along with their two young children Donald and Maya. With continuing business, David and his family recently opened a Kosher Wine Warehouse located in Hallandale Beach.  A fully kosher wine store and showroom, supplying the local South Florida market with free same-day delivery and free nationwide shipping on thousands of wines.  As part of the Temple Menorah family, they will offer a special discount for Passover!

Becky & Jack Delaster and Salomon Terner in honor of the wedding of their granddaughter Terner Papir to Dan Davis! Mazal Tov to parents, Rosa Terner & Dani Papir!

We the Nation of Israel Mourn Our Brethren  
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims of Arab terrorism — torn apart in one senseless moment.

Shirel Abukarat, age 19 of Netanya, had always wanted to serve in the Border Police. Her family immigrated to Israel from France in 2006 out of strong Zionist sentiment. Known for her cheerfulness, academics, and in her military training. At the end of her basic training, she received her commander's officer badge. She is survived by her parents and a brother.

Yazan Falah, age 19, of the Druze village of Kisra-Sumei in the Galilee, joined the Border Police. Falah was born to a large and prominent family in the Druze community. He was educated to love life and human beings, on helping the needy, on respect for humanity. He is survived by his parents and two siblings.

Amir Khoury, 32, comes from the Arab Israeli town of Nof Hagalil, served on the Bnei Brak police station’s motorcyclist responders’ team. His remarkable response time is credited with saving many lives. He is survived by his parents and three siblings.

Yaakov Shalom, 36, was the son of Rabbi Meir Shalom, a prominent leader of the Yemenite Jewish community. He is survived by his mother, wife and five children.

Avishai Yehezkel, 29, was a teacher. He had taken his 2-year-old son for an evening walk in his stroller when he was shot while trying to protect the boy. He is survived by his wife, who is eight months pregnant, and his son.

Victor Sorkopot, 38, and Dimitri Mitrik, 23, were Ukrainian foreign workers employed in construction and living in the city. They were shot dead as they sat outside a local grocery store. Victor is survived by his wife. More information about their families is not available due to the war in Ukraine. 

COVID-19 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
by the Greater Miami Jewish Federation 
GMJF has established a program to provide short-term relief in the form of grants and interest-free loans to individuals and families who have been financially impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
 
This program will provide:
·        Emergency grants of up to $1,500 per household to provide online gift cards or pay critical bills on behalf the grantee.
·        Emergency interest-free loans of up to $3,000 disbursed directly to the borrower with repayment beginning six months following disbursement.

Loans and grants are intended to address critical needs including:
· Rent or mortgage payments, utilities, food, medical expenses and medications, childcare costs, emergency household needs

The loan program online application is available here. More details are available in the flier below, at http://hebrewloan.org or at 305-692-7555.