ט תמוז תש״פ“י

פרשת פינחס

July 11, 2020 19th of Tamuz, 5780 Parshas Pinchas

SHABBOS SCHEDULE

Friday

Early Mincha at home 6:35 pm

Early Candle Lighting 7:05 pm

Candle Lighting 7:57 pm

Mincha at Shul*

*pre registered only

Mincha at home

6:35 pm

8:01 pm

Shabbos

Shachris in Shul* 7:30 am

9:00 am

*pre registered only

Mincha in Shul* 7:50 pm

**pre registered only

Mincha at home 7:50 pm

Maariv & Havdalah 8:57 pm

WEEKDAY SCHEDULE

Shachris

Sunday*

* pre registered only

6:45 am

9:00 am

Mon & Thur*

* pre registered only

6:30 am

8:00 am

Tue, Wed, & Fri*

* pre registered only

6:45 am

8:00 am

Latest Mincha

Sunday 8:05 pm

Monday 8:05 pm

Tuesday 8:04 pm

Wednesday 8:04 pm

Thursday 8:04 pm

* pre registered only

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בס״ד

Young Israel Kehillas Ahavas Shalom

990 NE 171 Street

North Miami Beach, FL 33162

Phone: 305 651-3591

Fax: 305 651-3501

E-mail: yikasnmb@gmail.com

Our Rabbis are not happy with Pinchas. To be a “Kanai”, a zealous person can be

misused. A “Kanai” sometimes has his own agenda. That is why Hashem

himself had to testify as to the sincerity of Pinchas.

Dvar Torah Parshas Pinchas by Rabbi Ari Galandauer In this week's Parsha, Moshe Rabbeinu is instructed to climb up Har Avarim and see the land that Hashem is giving to the Jewish people because shortly thereafter, Moshe will pass away. The commentaries wonder why it is so important for Moshe to see the land, is this some sort of compensation for not being permitted to go into the land? Furthermore, even if Moshe is being afforded this opportunity, why does the Torah deem it necessary to record it, after all doesn't the Torah record every detail? In Kabbala, the seven shepherds of the Jewish people correspond to the seven sefiros through which Hashem manifests his will in the world. Moshe corresponds to the sefira of Netzach/Eternality. Therefore everything associated with Moshe passes the test of time. The nation of Israel was established under Moshe and it therefore endures despite all the odds against it. The Torah was given through Moshe and will therefore endure. This is one of the reasons why Moshe could't lead the people into Israel or build the Beis Hamikdash, because if he had, exile would not have been possible, the Beis Hamikdash would have been indestructible. Hashem obviously had other plans. There is something that Hashem wanted should endure, that element is the longing and yearning for a return to the Holy Land. Hashem wanted that this desire should be part and parcel of the very fiber of every single Jew, a deep longing for Eretz Yisrael. By having Moshe climb the mountain and gaze upon the land and long for it, Hashem insured that this element would endure in the Jewish people for all time. We just observed the fast of 17 Tammuz, marking the beginning of the 3 weeks. Now is the time to remind ourselves and once again internalize that three times a day in the Shemona Esrei we say the words "V'sechezena, eineinu b'shuvcha l'tzion b'rachamim / May our eyes SEE your return to Zion with mercy" May the Zechus of our longing implanted in us by Moshe Rabbeinu, fulfill our prayer to once again see the Shechina in our Holy Land. Shabbat Shalom.

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

● The Shul is open for Phase 2. Thank you to everyone who helped to make this possible. Please remember, to attend the minyanim you need to pre register. Please refer to the guidelines letter before registering. If you have any questions please call the Shul office.

● The new fiscal year began July 1, 2020. Statements have been sent out. Please pay your dues promptly. If you would like to be able to set up a recurring payment for your dues call the Shul office for more details.

● If you have not paid your Eruv bill for 2020 please go to bit.ly/nmberuv or call the Shul office.

● There are KN 95 masks available for purchase in the Shul office.

● Shul summer hours are: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. Office is closed on Wednesday.

● Mazal Tov to Dr. Michael and GB Brody on the birth of a grandson (and on becoming grandparents). Mazal Tov to the parents Josh and Sarah Brody! Mazal Tov to great grandparents Dr. Martin and Gerladine Brody.

PARKING

We have reserved the first

parking space in front of our

building for Rabbi Lehrfield

Please do not park there.

HOSPITALITY

Due to the Corona virus we will

not be providing hospitality or

meals for Shabbat or Yom Tov.

Once it is safe to do so we will

resume hospitality. Please contact

Ron Fisher of the YIKAS

Hospitality Committee if you have

any questions

Email: fisher@fiu.edu

Tel: 305-653-4970

Cell: 305-613-0828

SECURITY

The security of our Shul is of

utmost importance. Please follow

all instructions of our security

personnel. To join the security

team, contact Adam Aronson.

Cell: 305-213-1693

REFRESHMENTS

Please enjoy hot coffee and tea in

the lobby.

Pinchas in a Nutshell Source: Chabad.org

Pinchas Haftorah in a Nutshell Source: Chabad.org

Aharon Dovid ben Chaya

Yochanan Baruch HaKohen ben Frumma Etta

Etta Mindel bas Chana

Tzofia bas Shoshana

Daniel Yaakov ben Masha Tzvia

Leora Rachel bas Chaya Raizelle

Boruch ben Sorah Gittel

Etel bas Chana Perel

Devora bas Sora

Tuvia Chaim ben Shulamit

Chana bas Yaakov

Devorah bas Malka

Yisroel Yehuda ben Rachel

Mindal bas Chana

Yitzchak ben Zisel

Shmuel ben Sarah

Ezra Chaim ben Rivka

Yosef Noach ben Leah Tzivia

Esther bas Frayda

Leah bas Sara

Shifra Yehudis bas Yafa Leah

Yehuda Reuven ben Rachel

Yakov ben Chasya

Nechama Aidel Malka bas Sara Leah

Yehuda Meir ben Tzipora

Netanel Ilan ben Sheyna Tzipora

Shimshon ben Hassiba

Itai ben Tzipora

Reuven ben Sarah Nemani

Etel bas Malka Yita

Rochel Miriam bas Sarah

HaRav Refael Dovid ben Etta Riva

Nechama Malka bas Blima

Rivka Fremed bas Faiga Malka

Shayna bas Yaacova Yaffa

Ora bas Migdelet

Shoshana Yocheved bat Miriam

REFUAH SHLEIMA

Covid—19 Guidelines

Bookbinding Repair

Call Moshe Sussman

305 788-5562