Monday, 11 March 2024

Property: Seeking 1 room in shared house or apartment

G'day Melbourne! 👋
I'm on the hunt for a room in a shared house or apartment in or around the Jewish community (Caulfield). 🏠
✨ About Me:
- Shomer Shabbat 🕯️
- Shomer Kashrut 🍽️
- Friendly and tidy roommate!
If you have or know of anything available from March 2024, I'd love to hear from you! Please reach out directly at 0404-222-595 - Richy Gold. 📞
Cheers!

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Sunday, 10 March 2024

Edible Gift Co. - Purim 5784

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Purim Bursts 5784

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Pesach Kashering ad 2024

As we are coming closer to Pesach, now is the time to be thinking about Pesach Kashering.
For your convenience, please click on the following link to complete the easy-to-use booking form, to book in your kitchen to be kashered:
If you have trouble accessing the above form, please Whatsapp Motty on 0431 809 500 or email: motty2@hotmail.com
Get in quick, as spaces fill up fast.
Thank you.
Motty

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Needing some help in Melbourne

BH
Hi there and shabbat shalom.
I'm Ofer, israeli who moved to Melbourne a few months ago. I'm currently working as teachers' support in cheder Levi Yitchok.
I need to find suitable and affordable accommodation very soon and was advised that been on the Emmanuel email list will be a good way to reach out to people in the community.
Will you be able to add me to the email group?
My email address is:
I will appreciate your help on this, maybe i can even try to send a short message before shabbat today.
I'm happy to chat over the phone, just send me a message before calling, making sure I'm free.
Thank you so much and kind regards,
Ofer De Mayo
+61 4 34702200

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Invitation - Weekly Women's Zoom Shiur --23

BS"D
You are invited to join our interactive women's study group exploring foundations of Judaism.
This week, we will be exploring *'Insights into Purim, Part 2'*
When: Sunday 10th of March 2024
Time: 6pm-7pm
Speaker: Zipporah Oliver O.A.M.
In memory of Mrs Raizl Cylich OBM
Please join on Zoom: Meeting ID: 892 0846 8031
Passcode: 613770
Enquiries: 0438-345-770
I look forward to seeing you then!
Warmest regards,
Zipporah.

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SCHC - Gin Cocktail Evening

Join us for an exclusive pre-Purim Gin Cocktail Tasting Event! Immerse yourself in a world of unique flavours with our expertly crafted gin cocktails, perfectly paired with gourmet hors d'oeuvres. This unforgettable experience is the perfect way to celebrate the festive spirit of Purim. Book your spot now and elevate your taste buds!
Location: South Caulfield Hebrew Congregation
47 Leopold St, Caulfield South Vic 3162
Tuesday 19 March 2024 8:00 PM - 10:30 
Bookings: 

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Introduction to Digital Literacy Basics for Life – MARCH 2024

Date: EVERY Thursday 14 March - Thursday 11 April (5 week series)
Time: 10am – 1:00pm
Location: Jewish Care - 619 St Kilda Road, Melbourne 3004
Cost: $40 (Subsidised places available)
Register: Contact Efrat on egoldberg@jewishcare.org.au or 8517 5999

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Purim Eve at GBH

Beit Aharon Shule at Mayfield Street, along with the Elsternwick Jewish Community, invite the community for a fun Purim evening of Havdalah, Megillah, and Snacks, 8:20 - 9:40pm at 15 Mayfield St, E St Kilda

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BDE notice: Harold Wise ob'm



BS'D

BARUCH DAYAN HA'EMET

It is with utmost sadness we announce the passing of
our dear father

Harold Wise ob'm
צבי שמעון בן חיים מאיר זצ''ל

Husband of Marta Wise ob'm

Father of Michelle Shir, Judy Joss, Miriam Bruce

Brother of Willie ob'm David ob'm and Jonny Wise


The levaya will be held
In Jerusalem, Eretz Yisrael

Hamakom Yenachem Etchem Betoch She'ar Aveilei Tzion ViYerushalayim
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבלי ציון וירושלים



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The information contained in this notice has been based on information provided directly by the family.

Submissions for BDE notices can be found here.

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Handyman Services

For all your handyman jobs I am your man. No job too small. No call out fees. Over 40 years experience (ex UK).
Moshe Sadia, 0451930432 

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Friday, 8 March 2024

Shabbos Tzetl: Vayakhel, Shekalim, Mevarchim Adar 'ב

6:34pm - Early candle lighting
7:31pm - Candle Lighting, Friday
8:27pm - Havdalah, Saturday
(Melbourne Australia)
Eruv Status: KOSHER cosv.org.au/eruv/
Good Shabbos!

When the Holy Temple stood in Jerusalem, each Jew contributed an annual half-shekel to the Temple. The 1st of Adar marked the beginning of the collection of the shekalim. In commemoration, the Torah reading of the Shabbat that falls on or before Adar 1 is supplemented with the verses (Exodus 30:11-16) that relate G-d's commandment to Moses regarding the first giving of the half-shekel.

"Parshat Shekalim" is the first of four special readings added during or immediately before the month of Adar (the other three being "Zachor", "Parah" and "Hachodesh")

Links: The Shekalim Reading with commentary; Partner; Tzedakah: Charity

This Shabbat is Shabbat Mevarchim ("the Shabbat that blesses" the new month): a special prayer is recited blessing the Rosh Chodesh ("Head of the Month") of the upcoming month of Adar II, which will take place on Sunday and Monday.

Prior to the blessing, we announce the precise time of the molad, the "birth" of the new moon. See molad times.

Please click here to view the Yeshivah Shule Tzetel for Shabbos Mevorchim Adar Beis, Parshas Shekolim and Parshas Vayakhel. Please click here to view the PDFs of Weekly Publications.  
PARSHAH IN A NUTSHELL
Exodus 35:1–38:20
The name of the Parshah, "Vayakhel," means "And he gathered" and it is found in Exodus 35:1.

Moses assembles the people of Israel and reiterates to them the commandment to observe the Shabbat. He then conveys G‑d's instructions regarding the making of the Mishkan (Tabernacle). The people donate the required materials in abundance, bringing gold, silver and copper; blue-, purple- and red-dyed wool; goat hair, spun linen, animal skins, wood, olive oil, herbs and precious stones. Moses has to tell them to stop giving.

A team of wise-hearted artisans make the Mishkan and its furnishings (as detailed in the previous Torah readings of Terumah, Tetzaveh and Ki Tisa): three layers of roof coverings; 48 gold-plated wall panels, and 100 silver foundation sockets; the parochet (veil) that separates between the Sanctuary's two chambers, and the masach (screen) that fronts it; the ark, and its cover with the cherubim; the table and its showbread; the seven-branched menorah with its specially prepared oil; the golden altar and the incense burned on it; the anointing oil; the outdoor altar for burnt offerings and all its implements; the hangings, posts and foundation sockets for the courtyard; and the basin and its pedestal, made out of copper mirrors.

Shekalim in a Nutshell
Exodus 30:11–16
This week's Torah reading also includes Parshat Shekalim (Exodus 30:11–16), which speaks of the half-shekel each Jew contributed to the Sanctuary.


HAFTORAH IN A NUTSHELL
II Kings 11:17-12:17

The Parshat Shekalim Torah reading discusses the annual obligation for every Jew to give half a shekel to the Temple coffers. The haftorah discusses the efforts of King Jehoash (9th century BCE) to earmark these communal funds for the upkeep of the first Holy Temple.

Background for this haftorah: Because of an alliance with the Northern Kingdom of Israel, idol worship had become rampant in the erstwhile righteous Davidic dynasty-controlled Southern Kingdom. When the king of the Southern Kingdom, Ahaziah, was killed, his mother Athaliah murdered the remainder of the royal family and seized the throne. During her brief reign, she actively promoted idolatry. Unbeknownst to her, one of Ahaziah's sons, a small baby, was hidden and survived. When he became seven years of age, Jehoiada the High Priest led a successful revolt against Athaliah, and installed the child king, Jehoash, as the new King of Judea.

The haftorah begins with the new king renewing the people's covenant with G‑d. They destroyed all the pagan altars and statues and appointed officers to oversee the Holy Temple. Jehoash then instructed the priests regarding all the funds that were donated to the Temple. According to his plan, all the funds would be appropriated by the priests. In return, the priests would pay for the regular maintenance of the Temple. In the 23rd year of Jehoash's reign, the priests neglected to properly maintain the Temple. Jehoash then ordered that all monies should be placed in a special box that was placed near the Temple altar, and these funds were given directly to the workers and craftsmen who maintained the Temple.


SAGES ON THE PARSHAH

The rich shall not give more, and the poor shall not give less (30:15)

People differ in their intellect, character, talent and sensitivity. But all are equal in the very basis of their bond with G‑d: their intrinsic commitment to Him. So while every man contributed to the making of the various components of the Sanctuary in accordance with their individual capacity, all gave equally of the silver of which its foundation was made. As regards the foundation of the relationship between man and G‑d, the rich man cannot give more, and the pauper cannot give less.

(The Lubavitcher Rebbe)

https://w2.chabad.org/media/pdf/12617.pdf




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Thursday, 7 March 2024

Womens upcoming Farbrengen

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Kosher Belgian Chocolates just landed in Melbourne - in time for Purim!

Impressive Chocolate Arrangements designed to your taste! 
Chocolates are under the supervision of Bedatz Edah HaChareidis. 

Contact Soro Kohn 0478202401 
or order through Haymishe Website

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Mishloach Manos in Israel

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