Institute for Jewish Continuity
July 2, 2026 · 00:39:02
Thursday Sponsorships:TALMUD TORAH Yona & Abby Rom for a refuah sheleima for Eliezer ben Elisheva. Daniel & Batsheva Pava for the 3rd yahrzeit of Reb Shlomo Vegh z"l, Shlomo ben Yehuda Aryeh, of Philadelphia, 7 Tamuz. He was a child survivor of Auschwitz who learned gemara every morning at 5 am. He was zoche להקים דורות לתפארת who are shomrei Torah and mitzvos. Yossi & Malka Kohen in memory of Rabbi Dr. Nachum Schorr, Reb Nachum ben Reb Chaim Yehoshua HaLevi z"l who loved Camp Yedidim & SOTC. WEEK OF LEARNING Aaron & Alana Weinberg in honor of the 15th anniversary of the miraculous, complete, recovery of their son, Yonatan Shai.DAY OF LEARNINGThe Turniansky family in loving memory of their aunt, Sarah Turner, who passed away yesterday. Sarah was a child survivor of the Holocaust. She was hidden in a monastery in France and forced to live as a Christian. Despite enduring unimaginable hardship, she remained steadfast, and she lived a life that reflected remarkable strength and resilience. As we learn Maseches Chullin, we encounter discussions of creatures that have suffered injury or trauma, yet are still deemed halachically whole. That idea can serve as a reminder that the hardships we endure need not define us or diminish our essential selves. Sarah's life was a testament to that truth: though she experienced profound trauma, she emerged with her dignity, identity, and neshama intact. May the study of today's daf be an aliyah for her neshama, and may her memory be for a brach