By Y.M. Lowy
The magnificent Sukkos Dee Voch package is filled with inspiring stories, fascinating features, and beautiful photography that every member of the family will enjoy immensely. It includes 8 sections and 1,400 pages of content!
In the Dee Voch magazine, readers will discover a special 12-page tribute honoring the 30th yahrtzeit of the gaon hakadosh Harav Moshe Aryeh Freund, zt”l, Gaavad Yerushalayim, featuring rare photographs from his life, many published for the first time, together with the stories and background behind each image. “V’yitnu Lecha Keser Malchus” explores when the Gedolei HaAdmorim ascended to the Kisei Malchus, including the exact dates, years, and positions they held beforehand, while “Harchivi Mekom Ohalech” brings detailed reports on the many new and expanded batei medrashim for the Yamim Noraim this year. As always, Dee Voch provides extensive coverage from the Rebbe’she courts, including Erev and Motzaei Rosh Hashanah 5787 and Admorim and Rabbanim at Tashlich, along with captivating scenes of Rosh Hashanah 5787 in Uman, Yidden around the world at Tashlich and Minhag Kaparos, and communities everywhere preparing for Yom Tov Sukkos.
This Sukkos, the Shrift comes with two special booklets, packed with fascinating stories, history, travel, interviews and thought-provoking features.
An in-depth look at the Belzer dynasty, beginning with the holy Sar Shalom and continuing through the generations to the present Belzer Rebbe, shlit”a.
The elderly gaon and talmid chacham, Harav Leibel Stempel, shlit”a, opens his rich memoirs, sharing his experiences during the war years and what he witnessed while in the presence of Gedolei Yisroel.
During a 10-day journey, Pinchos Leifer takes readers inside life in China, with its vast population of 1.4 billion and endless industries.
A fascinating documentation project exploring historic coups that left a lasting mark on world history.
An inside look at West Point, the oldest active military installation in the United States, and its prestigious academy that prepares the future leaders of the U.S. Army.
Talented photographer R’ Yisroel Goldstein shares his incredible story and his courageous battle to overcome alcohol and smoking addiction.
A creative and thought-provoking illustrated feature showing how the same person can embody completely opposite traits, and how what someone loves today can become what they dislike tomorrow.
The stories behind some of the iconic photographs from the September 11 attacks, revealing the thousands of words and human stories behind a single image.
and much much more!
Business Shrift Sukkos edition brings fascinating stories from the world of business, including a look at the story of philanthropist and administrator R’ Yisroel Arzel, who combines tzedakah, askanus and business; creative moments with pioneering graphic designer R’ Yehoshua Schwartz and his son R’ Shmuel Dovid Schwartz of the renowned Semcap marketing firm; and an inside look at businesses that need to be ready to operate 24 hours a day.
In honor of Sukkos, the Fink magazine brings a collection of powerful and inspiring stories, including the tale of a Holocaust survivor who faces opposition while building his sukkah, only to see his neighbor have a change of heart on the first night of Sukkos; the story of a non-religious Jew whose unexpected encounter with Shabbos leads him to begin putting on tefillin every day and eventually changes his life; the remarkable life story of Harav Moshe Yitzchok Babad, zt”l, who lost his left leg at a young age but overcame tremendous challenges with emunah, bitachon and simchah; and the heartbreaking story of a young girl who is taken from her mother after doctors suspect child neglect, with the now-grown girl looking back years later on the moment that changed her life forever.
This Sukkos, Kinder Shrift is packed with exciting stories, interviews and adventures for kids, including a special visit with the Skverer dayan in Boro Park, who answers questions submitted by Kinder Shrift readers; a fascinating journey to a Jewish community deep in the Amazon jungle; a musical conversation with four popular composers; and an inspiring interview with a writer who has already written an incredible 800 books in seven languages. Kids can also enjoy a dramatic comic story, a visit to a museum filled with unusual musical instruments, a fun conversation with sukkahs from different generations about how Sukkos looked in the olden days, and a special look at Hershy, a boy who builds beautiful miniature sukkahs to decorate his own sukkah.
A special Yom Tov comic supplement featuring A Sukkah'le a Kleine , a beautiful and dramatic comic story spanning more than 30 pages, written and illustrated by H. Feldman.
