By BoroPark24 Staff

This week’s Dee Voch edition continues its extensive Purim coverage, featuring a second gallery highlighting Yom Tov celebrations in numerous Rebbishe courts. The issue also includes broad coverage of the yahrtzeit of the holy Reb Elimelech of Lizhensk, zy”a, observed in courts around the world and in the city of Lizhensk itself.

Readers will find detailed coverage of the wedding in the courts of Skver and Viznitz Boro Park, as well as the sheva brachos hosted by Kollel Divrei Eish. Additional highlights include the chassunah in Bobov-45, along with coverage of several important yahrtzeiten, including those of the Yeshuos Moshe of Viznitz, and the Maor Yisroel of Skulen, zt”l. Also featured are scenes from yahrtzeit tischen held by leading admorim, including the Boyaner Rebbe, the Dushinsky Rebbe, and the Alexander Rebbe, as well as a visit by the Bobover Rebbe to Yeshiva Ketana Kerem Shlomo of Bobov.

This week’s Shrift presents an in-depth conversation with the renowned chassidishe morphologist R’ Shmuel Kutiner, offering unique insight into his work and perspective. Also featured is a fascinating look at the USS Gerald R. Ford, one of the most powerful and technologically advanced warships in the world, showcasing cutting-edge military capabilities. In addition, Shrift explores the history of the ZIP code, examining why it was created, how marketing helped popularize it, notable and unique ZIP codes, and even countries that operate without them.

The Business Shrift features Reb Shmuel Markus of the well-known Simcha Candles company, who shares his remarkable business journey as an innovator behind a wide range of household products found in tens of thousands of Jewish homes.

This week, The Fink Magazine features a powerful and emotional account titled “Be’osos U’V’Mofsim!”, telling the remarkable story of young children who survived the horrors of the Nazi inferno. Against all odds, these children endured unimaginable conditions, with the underlying message that “the Ribbono Shel Olam wanted another generation to continue.”

Meanwhile, this week’s Kinder Shrift delves into the chilling and historic blood libel of Tiszaeszlár. Readers are taken back to the Jewish community of the town, which suddenly found itself at the center of a frightening accusation when a young girl disappeared. The feature explores what really happened, how the events unfolded, and whether the truth ultimately came to light, presenting the story in an engaging and age-appropriate way.

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