Monday sponsorships:

TALMUD TORAH

Daniel & Batsheva Pava of Hashmonaim, Israel in commemoration of their father Reb Shlomo ben Yehuda Aryeh Vegh of Philadelphia on first Yahrzeit. Reb Shlomo was a child survivor of Aushwitz and a talmid muvhak of Reb Michel Ber Weismendel. He left 90 plus descendants who are yireh Shamaim. May his neshama have an aliya.

WEEK OF LEARNING

Steve Goloskov in memory of Toba Rabinowitz, Toba bas Yehoshua Yaacov z’l (sister of Shevy Friedman) and in memory Adina Zahavi, Adina Batsheva bas Dov Ber Azriel, z’l (sister of Yossi Openden).

Jeff Schwartz in commemoration of the first yahrzeit of his father, Shmuel ben Shimon HaLevi z'l, which is on the 29th of Sivan.

Yehuda & Jennie Goodhart in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Jennifer's father, Yeshaya Zalman ben Lazar z'l.

DAF YOMI

Ken & Yocheved Gelula

MSgt. (RES) Zechariah Pesach Haber (HY”D) fell in Gaza on January 16, 2024. He was 32 years old, the beloved and devoted husband of Talia Friedman Haber, and the father of Sedayel (5), Shevet (3) and Nachliel (almost 1). He was also the oldest son (he had three younger brothers) of Aharon and Miriam Haber, and the grandson of Debi (Wildman) and Meir Factor. He was a brilliant man, the true embodiment of Torah U’Madah, Torah and Science. Aside from always taking out time to learn Torah, (he wrote a Talmudic Encyclopedia that will soon be published) he was pursuing a Doctorate in plant sciences at Tel Aviv University, developing a strain of wheat that would be able to grow in desert conditions. For this groundbreaking and game-changing research, Tel Aviv University plans on awarding him a posthumous Doctorate. He was a true mensch, and an exemplary soldier.