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Israel at war Sunday June 29

June 29, 2025, 5:32 am
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- Heavy IDF bombing in Gaza over 70 Hamas terrorists killed today.

- Top-level cabinet meeting held amid US pressure on Israel to reach a Gaza deal, alongside plans to expand Abraham Accords to Saudi Arabia, Syria.

 - Ch14: The US is interested in tying normalization with Syria to the thawing of relations between Israel and Turkey; one can understand the statement today by Tom Barrack, the US ambassador in Ankara who also serves as the special envoy for Syria, that "the dispute between Washington and Turkey over the supply of F-35 aircraft may be resolved soon

- U.S. intelligence intercepted Iranian officials admitting that this month’s strikes on Iran’s nuclear program caused less damage than expected, the Washington Post reports. Others suggest the military was downplaying the damage to the political leadership.

- Deep concern, bordering on panic, has spread through Hamas’ upper ranks, according to senior Israeli officials, after the extent of the damage to Iran became clear.
The organization’s strategic rear, its training base and source of power, has been significantly weakened at a critical moment. The fear preventing significant Israeli action against Iran has been shattered, just as the population’s fear of Hamas has significantly cracked.(Amit Segal)

- Iran's Grand Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi issues fatwa, calling Muslims around the world to kill Trump and Netanyahu, declaring them "enemies of God."

- Trump: After the war with Iran, additional countries told us that they wanted to join the Abraham Accords—we will start doing so.

- Trump: The Iranians were weeks away from producing a nuclear weapon.
They didn’t move the uranium elsewhere because they didn’t think we would attack.
They won’t try to produce a nuclear weapon now.

- Trump: The Iranians did not transfer enriched uranium. They are exhausted; they were hit like no one else.

-IDF soldier killed in Gaza 
Yisrael Natan Rosenfeld 20, from Raanana

- Heavy fighting reported in Khan Yunis, tens if terrorists killed. Security incident ongoing.

- Member of the National Security Committee in the Iranian Parliament, Ismail Khotari: "There is no ceasefire now, but a phase of temporary cessation of fighting, and it all depends on the other side when it chooses to resume the war

- IDF Spokesperson in Arabic issues an evacuation order to Gaza City and Jabalia: "Evacuate South Immediately"

-Hamas official told Reuters the group had informed the mediators it was ready to resume ceasefire talks, but reaffirmed the group’s outstanding demands that any deal must end the war and secure an Israeli withdrawal.

- Judges accept PM Netanyahu's request: He will not testify this week

- Netanyahu  was in a special confidential hearing regarding the postponement of his testimony due to regional developments. Netanyahu arrived to explain why he believes the testimony should be postponed. The prosecution is also present.
the head of IDF Intelligence Directorate participated in the confidential court hearing, and gave the judges an intelligence overview

- Shin Bet thwarted one of the largest Hamas infrastructures in Hebron exposed in recent years. The infrastructure was planning to carry out attacks in the immediate future, over 60 operatives were arrested, 22 weapons were confiscated, and a shooting attack at the Bnei Naim intersection from 15 years ago, in which four Israelis were murdered, was solved

- 21 months after the October 7th massacre:
The government is now considering the return of residents of Be'eri, Kfar Aza, Nir Oz and nine other communities affected by the massacre.
According to the government, there is no longer a security obstacle to their return

- Official Iranian sources report that Ismail Shakhri, commander of the Khomeini garrison in Qom, was killed in an Israeli strike in Qom, Iran, during the Israeli operation. Shakhri, according to opposition sources, was responsible for training Hams operatives in paragliding in Iran in the summer of 2023.


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Sunday June 29 News Updates Lakewood

June 29, 2025, 10:37 am
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Weather:  91° Partly cloudy skies early with heavy thunderstorms developing this afternoon. Chance of rain 90%.

- Trump: For all cost cutting Republicans, of which I am one, REMEMBER, you still have to get reelected. Don’t go too crazy! We will make it all up, times 10, with GROWTH, more than ever before.

- Officials in Idaho confirm that at least 11 people,  which include 9 firefighters and 2 police officers, were shot after the gunman ambushed them during a wildfire response. Their conditions remain unknown as the investigation continues 
Update, at Least 2 Dead Gunfire was reported from multiple directions, indicating that there are several suspects. Officials told NBC that the bullets came from “high-powered” long 

- The new Mattel Leah  halls have already booked 75 weddings, with many more inquiries pouring in according to a press release.

Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, spoke in the past 24 -hours with Degel Hatorah MKs in preparation for a decision on whether to continue voting against the coalition's laws, or to return to voting with the coalition following the draft law presented between the frum MKs and Yuli Edelstein. Head of  committee.

- Senate clerks finish reading Trump's 940-page "Big Beautiful Bill Act" after nearly 16 hours — MSNBC

- Kvias Mezuzah at the new Mattel Leah wedding halls on Oak street 2:30pm Ateres Blima and Ateres Esther hall with the participation of Rav Malkiel Kotler shlita and donors who sponsored the venue.

- Yartzeit of Rav Shneur Kotler Zatzal today shiur by Rav Malkiel Kotler shlita on the sugya of kelutah followed by asifas divrei Zikaron today 6:25 pm at BMG Beren Hall with the participation of Rav Dovid Schustal shlita  and Rav  Yisroel Tzvi Dayan Brody shlita Mara Dasra of khal Sharei Orah.

- Senator Thom Tillis. (R-NC) NOT running for reelection following primary threat from Trump. He said he would  vote against the nig beautiful bill.

- Hachnosas Sefer Torah at ro Beis Zichron Naftoli 147 Enclave blvd procession leaving 4:00pm from 328 Damion 

- Sale at DB electronics 50% off store wide everything must go only open for a few  days Clifton Ave and rt 88 Lakewood 

- New Mattel Leah wedding halls will histits first wedding starting tomorrow 

- Trump calls Mamdani a ‘pure communist,’ threatens to cuti9io k pm9o0loff NYC federal funds pk0 ok ifvum70nm po he’s elected mayor.

- BDE: Petirah of R’ Emmanuel Toporowitz z”l,  following a lengthy illness. Levaya 2:30 pm  at the Lakewood chapel off 7th st. With kevurah at the local bais olam He is survived by YBLC his wife and children: R’ Yechezkel, R’ Moshe, R’ Meir, and R’ Shiya, as well as daughters Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Ritterman. Shiva at 215  Pak Knoll

 -Letter posted in shuls from Rabbonim of the Sefardi Kehillos in the greater Lakewood area, to bring to the attention of the Sefardi community an important matter concerning kashrus standards and halachic practices as they relate to Bishul Yisroel.k9 mo k
Aside no u is well known, Sefardim who I l 88 follow the psak of Maran HaRav Yosef Karo theNeis Yosef, require that a Jew actively participate in the cooking process by placing the food on the fire or heating source. This differs from the halachic ruling of the Rema, followed by many Ashkenazim, who permit Bishul Yisroel by simply igniting the flame. Many food establishments in Lakewood operate according to the Ashkenazi standard. Therefore, foods from such establishments may not meet the Bishul Yisroel requirements according to the Sefardi psak, especially when it comes to reheating or preheating food that would otherwise be subject to the prohibition of bishul akum. Prominent Sefardi poskim, including Maran HaRav Ovadia Yosef zt”l, have clearly ruled that relying on Ashkenazi leniencies in this matter is not acceptable for those who follow the halacha according to the Beis Yosef. They  urge members of our kehillos to be vigilant in maintaining proper kashrus standards and to ensure that food—especially in public simchos, catering, or restaurants—is prepared in accordance with Sefardi halachic requirements. 

- Giyus: Some Chareidi parties in the Knesset are once again threatening to halt their support for coalition-sponsored legislation unless progress is made on a bill that would officially exempt yeshiva students from military service. Netanyahu held a conversation with Yuli Edelstein to brief him on recent security developments. The two also discussed the draft legislation regarding the chareidi exemption during that call. Edelstein said that he intends to revisit the framework with chareidi leaders in an attempt to make “improvements” to the current compromise.

- School choice Update: 
Senate parliamentarian cuts school choice, backed by Orthodox groups, from ‘big beautiful bill’
Rabbi A.D. Motzen, of Agudah, said that though disappointed, “we are not giving up.”
Nathan Diament, executive director of the Orthodox Union Advocacy Center, stated that the cut was a “very disappointing setback for millions of American families seeking educational opportunity and affordability.”
Rabbi A.D. Motzen, national director of government affairs at Agudath Israel of America, told JNS that the Jewish advocacy group will consider alternative ways to push the legislation forward. “While we are disappointed that the Senate parliamentarian attempted to remove the scholarship tax credit from the reconciliation bill, we are not giving up,” he told JNS.  “Agudath Israel is working with its coalition partners and Senate allies to overcome this challenge,” he said. “Congress still has an opportunity to enact a tax credit proposal that will help millions of children.”

- Sunny skies and high temperatures are likely to result in big traffic delays leaving the Jersey Shore on June 29. Traffic volume was growing around 11 a.m., as Sunday day trippers headed to the Shore while weekend visitors attempted to beat the afternoon crush to leave on local highways. App



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Audio: Rav Shneur Kotler Zatzal

June 29, 2025, 5:51 pm
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Audio of Rav Shneur Kotler  zatzal  in 1978 courtesy of Adirei HaTorah commemorating his 43rd yartzeit today  the 3rd of Tammuz,


 At a parlor meeting in Los Angeles around 1978, the host recalled how many had once insisted that “building Torah in America could not be done… The idea of talmidei chachamim sitting and learning day and night was thought to be impossible.”

But the Rosh HaYeshiva, following the legacy of his illustrious father Rav Aharon zt”l, refused to relegate the great yeshivos of Europe to the past. They did not speak of “Slabodka that was, Novardok that was, Mir that was…” Instead, they believed — and lived — the truth that there is and there will be. To them, the legacy of the yeshiva world was not history; it was destiny. It was alive, and it had a future — right here in America.

This unwavering vision is just one part of the remarkable legacy of the Rosh HaYeshiva zt”l.   
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Oif Simchas Sunday 3 Tamuz

June 29, 2025, 5:52 pm
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Kiddush levana opportunity 
Chasunas:
Klein - Ehrenberg Cedar Palace
Aromovitch - Kokis Kesser Moshe Yehuda 
Aberbach  - Bludman Bais Faiga
Farkas - Gildstein Ateres Chaim Elazar

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Israel At War Monday June 30

June 30, 2025, 3:24 am
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 Israel at war day 633

- WH Spokeswoman Leavitt: The president was emphasizing his empathy that he has for Benjamin Netanyahu, seeing him go through what he is going through with his own judicial system in the state of Israel. Clearly the president knows that very well. He too was a victim of a judicial system that was trying to put him in jail as you all know

- A senior IDF official estimates: We are close to another breaking point with Hamas, it would be a mistake to stop the fighting now. He rejected any notion that the IDF is "standing still" in Gaza and claims: "In the past week, IDF forces have eliminated dozens of terrorists and the last senior member of Hamas's general staff, along with the rescue of 3 bodies of hostages. Even if the progress of the fighting is not at a high pace, this is what a campaign that is advancing towards the overthrow of a terrorist regime looks like. We still have work to do."

- Defense Minister Israel Katz scheduled an urgent meeting today with security officials to address the issue of attacks on IDF soldiers and security forces in Judea and Samaria:
"This phenomenon must be brought to an immediate end. We will take all necessary measures and uproot this violence at its sourceno one will dare raise a hand against IDF soldiers or members of the security forces," Katz said.

- Iran claims 935 citizens were killed during the 12 day war with Israel 

- Israel Foreign Minister Saar: We want peace agreements with Syria and Lebanon. The Golan Heights will remain part of the State of Israel in any case

- The representative of the Jews in the Iranian parliament, said in an interview with the Iranian media: "We are Iranians before we are Jews, and our Iranianness is more important than our Jewishness." According to him, "Zionism is like ISIS."

-  Trump says, “I am not offering Iran ANYTHING, unlike Obama, who paid them $Billions under the stupid ‘road to a nuclear weapon JCPOA (which would now be expired!), nor am I even talking to them since we totally OBLITERATED their Nuclear Facilities.”

- Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: “We cannot guarantee the safety of IAEA inspectors in Iran after the attacks on the nuclear facilities.”

-Senior Hamas official abroad, Mahmoud Mardawi, said in an interview with Al Jazeera: "Like everyone else, we hear the statements being published one after another, but in reality, the negotiations are stalled. Israel's position, represented by Netanyahu, is stubborn - he still insists on continuing the war and is not ready to stop it. 

-Israeli settlers torched a multi-million-shekel security installation used to “thwart terror attacks and maintain security” in the Ramallah area of the West Bank overnight, according to the IDF.The military says damage to the site “poses a danger to the security of the residents.”
The incident came after a riot by settlers outside a nearby military base in the West Bank.
They were protesting the use of live fire against rioters who attacked an army patrol on Friday night.

-US State Department Considers Revoking Visas of Rappers Who Called Death to Chehal Soldiers

- The French government condemns what it describes as “threats” made against the head of the IAEA nuclear energy watchdog, and reiterated its call on Iran to guarantee the safety of IAEA staff on its territory.

- Trump on the B-2 pilots who struck Iran: "They're going to come to the White House ... They hit a target the size of a circle — a little target, they say half the size of a refrigerator door, from 50,000 feet up in the air going at a rapid speed ... And they hit it every single time

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Monday June 30 News Updates Lakewood

June 30, 2025, 6:18 am
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-Weather: 88°Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms developing this afternoon Chance of rain 40%.

- Prime Minister to meet President Trump at the White House this Monday. He will arrive in Washington on Sunday

Beginning Tuesday, the New Jersey state sales tax for Electric Vehicle purchases will double from 3.3% to 6.6%.With the new rate, the purchase of a $50,000 electric vehicle will result in an additional $1,650 in state sales tax compared to purchases made until today.(One Jersey)

- Trump admin finds Harvard failed to protect Jewish students "from discrimination based on race or national origin" and threatens to cut all funding — AP

- The Senate has kicked off “vote-a-rama” — the marathon of amendment votes on the Republicans’ domestic policy megabill.

- School choice tax credit program was not yet clear if Republicans will try to rework these and other tax provisions that deemed inappropriate for the reconciliation process to include them in the budget bill. 

- With a change in routine today and  schedule especially with hot weather It’s important to keep the safeguards and implement reminders not to forget a child in the car. A good deterrent is for the Morah to call after a pre set time if the baby does not come after 10:15 am. It should be mandatory to take attendance each morning and call both parents if baby or child is not there by 10:30.

- Day Camp season begins today with girls proudly wearing their camp bags and other camp paraphernalia. After a long hard year and cold weather, the kinderlach get some time to unwind in a non pressure environment enjoying the summer fun. Thanks to the morah's and counselors who provide a fun Torah environment for the Lakewood kinderlach. 
Heavy traffic: expect late morning traffic with new bus routes car pools

- Long  Beach Yeshiva moves to their summerppppp 00pm m location in Princeton, NJ until end of Zman

- Yeshiva  Chaim Berlin goes up to their Catskills location in Camp Morris 

- DB electronics will ne open again today dromq 12pm - 4:00pm with their  store osing clearance  sale 50% all items in store. Located at 19 Clifton ave. Gift cards will bi cross honored at the Home ETC housewares store on Locust Ave in Lakewood near Nutmeg

- New Mattel Leah wedding halls opens tonight expect new traffic navigating Oak street wedding halls as many guests will be arriving at the same time for aimchas Chosson VKallah.

- Beware: A billboard with Yidddish words  in the Catskills on rt 42 in Monticello near shop Rite directs viewers to a website. It is a missionary site.

- The tax exemption on duty-free cigarettes in Israel will end completely in June 2028. In January 2027, the exemption will be reduced by 50%.

- Trump: ONE GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, is moving along nicely! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

- Voting boycott resumes for  frum knees members as they decide not to vote in favor of coalition laws on Wednesday - in protest of failure to advance conscription draft law

-Knesset investigation reveals health risks of water cannons, skunk spray used  by police during protests could have serious long-term risks, including the potential for permanent disability. The report was commissioned by MK Eliyahu Baruchi (UTJ) to regulate the operation of water cannons should only use clear water without any added color or odor substances.

Poskim and gedolim issue letter of compliance for Lakewood  bais din stating from today onward the bais din of the “Bais Havaad of Lakewood” is not presumed to be a legitimate bais din - un-til they comply with the abovementioned demand without delays or pretexts and in a manner that we find satisfactory.
Full text of letter:

Psak Halacha from Leading Gedolim and Poskim Regarding the Status of the “Bais Havaad of Lakewood”

"It has been some time since leading Rabbanim and Roshei Bais Din asked a panel of mem-
bers of the “Bais Havaad of Lakewood” to consent to a hearing before an agreed- upon 
third-party Bais Din to present any and all investigations, processes, evidence and find-
ings upon which they based their ruling which permitted (or misled others to permit) a 
kohen to marry a giyores. To date, the requested hearing has not taken place.
We therefore state our opinion, that since the members of the abovementioned panel con-
tinue to serve as dayanim at the “Bais Havaad of Lakewood”, from today onward the bais 
din of the “Bais Havaad of Lakewood” is not presumed to be a legitimate bais din - un-
til they comply with the abovementioned demand without delays or pretexts and in a 
manner that we find satisfactory.
Therefore, henceforth: a) one is not obligated to respond to any summons (hazmana) 
issued by the “Bais Havaad of Lakewood” and b) any document or certificate attesting 
to a maaseh bais din that may have been performed by, or have had the involvement of 
any of the abovementioned dayanim (including permission to marry based on gittin that 
they administer henceforth) is not presumed to be a valid maaseh bais din. (See Chazon Ish CM Likutim 2:1-2.)
To this we affix our signatures, with much pain,

Rabbi Shloime Miller Rosh Kollel & Av Bais Din of Toronto; Rosh Bais Din of Bais Horaah of Lakewood
Rabbi Elya Ber Wachtfogel, Rosh Yeshiva of South Fallsburg
Rabbi Avrohom Bromberg, Rosh Yeshiva Shaar HaTalmud
Rabbi Sariel Rosenberg, Av Bais Din of Bnei Brak (founded by Rav Nissim Karelitz)
Rabbi Nochum Eisenstein, Rav of Maalot Dafna Yerushalayim
Rabbi Asher Hachuel, Sephardic Bet Din of America
Rabbi Shraga Feivel Zimmerman, Av Bais Din of London
Rabbi Yitzchok Stein, Av Bais Din Faltichan Brooklyn
Rabbi Yisroel Shlomowitz, Rav of Yeshiva and Kehila South Fallsburg








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Oif Simchas Monday 5 Tamuz

June 30, 2025, 5:30 pm
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Chasunas:
Mendelson - Sherman Ne'emas Hachaim
Berg - Neuman Cedar Palace 
Kestenbaum  Feifer Bais Faiga 
Rabin - Tillim Lake Terrace 
Taub - Liff Kesser Moshe Yehuda 
Jacobs - Lrener Fountain Ballroom 
Mattel Leah hall  wedding 
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Israel At War Tuesday July 1

July 1, 2025, 7:03 am
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- Trump on Gaza: "We hope [a ceasefire] is going to happen and we're looking for it to happen sometime next week. We want to get our hostages back."

President Trump on his upcoming Monday meeting with Netanyahu: "We're going to talk about the great success we had in Iran ... That was a precision warstrike — and the word 'obliteration' can now be used ... We're also going to talk about Gaza."

-IDF chief Eyal Zamir said to warn ministers further fighting in Gaza endangers hostages “There is serious abuse of the hostages and their situation is grave,” Zamir said, according to the report

- Significant reinforcement of forces in Gaza: After several weeks of absence, IDF Division 98 and the Nachal Brigade returned to fighting in the northern Gaza Strip.
The IDF says it has launched a new ground operation in Gaza City, targeting underground infrastructure and eliminating terrorist operatives.The military says around 100 terror targets have been struck so far, including weapons depots, command centers and observation posts. Operations are ongoing.

- iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi in an interview with CBS: The technology and science of uranium enrichment cannot be destroyed by bombs. We have been through 12 days of forced war, so the Iranian people will not easily give up uranium enrichment. We will not resume talks unless the US stops its military threats to attack us.

- Iranian hackers claim they managed to get emails from President Trump's close aids and are threatening to publish them.

-How Tehran tried to prevent the attack: A new study conducted for the Ministry of Diaspora and the Fight against Anti-Semitism reveals that Iran operated a network of bots to infiltrate Iranian nationalist messages in Israel and the United States. In total, the bot network examined in this study distributed 241,712 publications.

- “Hamas is intentionally shooting at people, and wants to show that the IDF is shooting so that no one will approach the aid distribution complexes": Coordinator of Israeli Government Activities in the Territories reveals recording of conversation between Gaza resident and IDF officer

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Tuesday July 1 News Updates Lakewood

July 1, 2025, 8:22 am
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Weather: 91° Scattered thunderstorms this morning, then mainly cloudy during the afternoon with thunderstorms likely. Potential for severe thunderstorms.  Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall near an inch.


- School choice survives and remains in senate bill
OU Advocacy thanks senator Ted Cruz for fighting for school choice to help all American families. 

Agudah email: Earlier today, the United States Senate voted to include a permanent and unlimited scholarship tax credit in the budget reconciliation bill.
The groundbreaking school choice proposal survived two attempts to eliminate it and was forced to be revised, but the bottom line for you, it’s still in!
If passed, we expect this credit to generate hundreds of millions of dollars in K-12 scholarships for our communities alone! The revised version allows every taxpayer to receive a credit of up to $1700 and removed the annual cap on donations among other changes. This means that if every person and every community comes together to contribute towards the chinuch of the next generation, we can raise hundreds of millions of dollars in tuition scholarship funds each year at no cost to the donors. The bill now moves back to the House for a vote before it can be sent to the President for his signature. The tax credit would take effect January 2027.

- U.S. Senate passes Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" 51-50 with Vice President Vance breaking the tie. It will now be sent to the House of Representatives and if it passes there, to President Trump to sign.

- TRUMP pres conference today
"The people of NYC would be crazy to vote for the Communist Mamdani"
"Elon Musk is upset over losing the EV mandate"
"We could have split the Big Beautiful Bill up but we'll get more this way. I think we're gonna do okay"

- John Thune says Senate Republicans have a deal with Lisa Murkowski to pass Trump megabill’

- Cops pulling Iverson cars in Jackson om S. New Peospect rd.

- Oif Simchas: Last night in the surrounding Lakewood area there were 20 weddings besides for their local lakewood halls there were smaller weddings in other halls and venues as well as a few in tents in Jackson addison park and Bellworks שיזכו לבנות בית נאמן בישראל  

-Walmart will be competing with Amazon prime day and announced they will have deal from July 8.- 13 Amazon extends Prime day this year for 4 days from July 8-11

- New hall in Lakewood  held its first wedding last night and the 2nd adjacent hall will be ready in 6 weeks see video below 

- Prroperty Taxes to increase for Lakewood homewoners average $600 a year
Lakewood homeowners face hundreds of dollars in new property taxes under proposed budgets The $298 million township spending plan, released on June 26, includes a 12% tax increase and the hiring of 55 more township employees.App reports 
The average homeowner will be paying an additional 500 more a year besides for more increases from the BOE and fire dept which could be an additional $200.

Lakewood Mayor Ray Coles said state aid is well below what it should be as the fourth most-populated municipality.Most of the new municipal staff will be added to the Department of Public Works, with 27 new hires, and the police department, which is adding 15 new officers and other staffers'.  Officials also blamed Trump for cutting down on federal funds and less state grants to Lakewood The township received nearly $14 million less in federal and state grant money, including a $6 million reduction in federal grants that officials blamed in part on President Donald Trump’s budget cuts for assistance to cities. APP

- A undated letter has surfaced from Rav Yiosroel Reisman Rav Ari Marburgur and Rav Yonnason Binnyomin Weiss shlita that they were asked by the Lakewood Rosh hayeshiva to delve into the sugya pertaining to the peak bais din on kehuna but for personal reasons have declined to get involve and not the fault of either side as there was no hesitation at all from both sides and no one is to blame.

- A house in Lakewood has hit the open market with a listing price of $7,9 million located in the. Brook Hill area.

-REPORTER: "Are you going to deport Elon Musk?"
TRUMP: "We'll have to take a look. We might have to put DOGE on Elon. You know what DOGE is? The monster that might have to go back and eat Elon. Wouldn’t that be terrible? He gets a lot of subsidies."

- Rav Moshe Sternbuch shlita was asked in what should people be mechazek these days. He said men should avoid bittul Torah and women should let the men learn and not cause them bittul Torah. Single girls should strengthen in Emunah.

- Gov. Phil Murphy signed the state budget shortly before midnight, a new, record $58.8 billion state budget. The budget is backed by higher taxes on gambling, smoking, and high-end real estate sales in New Jersey. 
The budget is $727 million  than the proposed plan Murphy introduced in February, and spends $1.5 billion more in taxpayer money than it collects in revenue.

The final budget also included about $500 million in last-minute pet or “pork” projects or in communities that are Democratic strongholds.

- The new budget includes an unexpected handout to the nursing home industry that was quietly slipped into the measure. It blocks reforms aimed at improving poor-performing nursing homes.

- The realty transfer fee will double from 1% to 2% on homes and commercial properties sold for $2 million to $2.5 million. The fees will rise to 2.5% on homes sold for $2.5 million to $3 million. For homes that sell for $3 million, the fee will triple to 3%. And for homes that sell for more than $3.5 million, the fee will go up to 3.5%. The higher fees are projected to net the state $282 million.
Assemblyman Paul Kanitra, R-Ocean, urged his colleagues to vote no because of the realty fees. With “15% to 20% of homes in New Jersey are valued at $1 million or more...All you are really doing is hurting 1 in 5 New Jerseyans right now and grabbing more money out of the pockets.
Assemblyman Schnall voted yes.

- Trump: Elon Musk knew, long before he so strongly Endorsed me for President, that I was strongly against the EV Mandate. It is ridiculous, and was always a major part of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone should be forced to own one. Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in history, by far, and without subsidies, Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa. No more Rocket launches, Satellites, or Electric Car Production, and our Country would save a FORTUNE. Perhaps we should have DOGE take a good, hard, look at this? BIG MONEY TO BE SAVED!!! 

- Giyus: Starting this August, 78,000 Charedi yeshiva students will be under conscription orders - a huge number that covers almost the entire population of yeshiva students of conscription age.  The IDF began sending another 54,000 orders to the Haredim today. These orders will be added to the 24,000 orders that have already been sent, and thus the "pool" of Charedim who did not receive draft orders will be emptied.


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OU Advocacy Center Hails Senate Passage of Landmark School Choice Bill

July 1, 2025, 2:54 pm
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 Orthodox Union Advocacy Center Hails Senate Passage of Landmark School Choice Bill

Posted on July 1, 2025 In Press Releases
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Orthodox Union Advocacy Center (OUA) celebrated the Senate’s historic vote today to include the revised Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) in the “one big beautiful bill,” marking the most significant federal action ever taken to make private education more affordable for American families.

The newly revised legislation creates the largest and most promising federal school choice program ever enacted by Congress. Key provisions include:

- A 100% federal tax credit for donations to scholarship granting organizations (SGOs), up to $1,700 per donor;
- No national cap on the total credits that may be claimed each year;
- A permanent program with no sunset date;
- An annual opt-in process requiring each state’s governor (or designated official) to submit eligible SGOs to the federal government;

“This is a groundbreaking moment for school choice and for Jewish families who strive to provide their children with a strong, values-based education,” said Nathan Diament, Executive Director of the Orthodox Union Advocacy Center. “We’re profoundly grateful to Senators Bill Cassidy, Tim Scott, Ted Cruz, and Majority Leader John Thune for fighting to secure this measure and push it over the finish line in the Senate.”

OUA emphasized that while the Senate’s action is historic, the work is not done: the bill must still pass the House, and then the Trump administration must implement supportive regulations. OU Advocacy will also mobilize to ensure that governors opt into the program, as required by the new version of the bill, so that every family can benefit.

“This victory shows what’s possible when we keep pushing, but it’s only the beginning,” Diament added. “We won’t rest until every Jewish child can access an affordable Jewish education.”

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Oif Simchas Tuesday 5 Tamuz

July 1, 2025, 4:50 pm
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 scattered thunderstorms overnight. Potential for severe thunderstorms. Low 72F.Chance of rain 100%.

Chaaunas:
Weinstein - Kugielsky Ateres Reva
Abraham - Cohen Ateres Esther new hall
Zaks - Lerman Ateres Chaim Elazar
Gutfreund - Zukerman Bais Faiga
Cohen - Russ Fountain Ballroom
Mandel - Mordowitz Kesser Moshe Yehuda
Fisher - Zucker Cedar Palace
Perlstein - Donath  Lake Terrace 
Twerski  Ne'emas Hachaim 


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ממקומך

July 1, 2025, 7:26 pm
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Mimkomcha by Eitan Katz
There are moments in davening that call for deeper connection, when the words themselves reach upward, yearning for closeness with Hashem. "Mimkomcha" is one of those moments. This nigun was composed with that feeling in mind. Soulful and stirring, it’s intended to be sung in shul during the most elevated times, the moments of longing, of kavana, of dveikus. Let it become part of your tefillah, and may it help bring the words to life.
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Israel At War Wed July 2

July 2, 2025, 7:55 am
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Israel at war day 635 

- Hamas in an official statement: We are examining proposals for a deal we received from the mediators

- Security incident in Gaza today helicopters seven evacuating soldiers 

- PM Netanyahu: "There will be no Hamas, this thing is over - we will eliminate it to the core."“There will be no Hamastan. We are not going back to that. It is over. We will release all our hostages.”

- Hamas rejects Trump’s offer. Hams has signaled it is open to a ceasefire agreement with Israel, but has refrained from responding positively for now to Trump's offer, to which Israel has agreed. The report states that Hams insists on its position that a deal must include an end to the war in Gaza

- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi told CBS: The US strike caused heavy damage to the nuclear facility in Fordow. No one knows what happened there, but what we do know is that the facilities were hit and severely damaged

- IDF forces captured a terrorist cell operated by Iran in southern Syria last night. The cell consisted of 4 terrorists who were operated by Iran in Bedouin villages in south Syria, and were captured thanks to prior intelligence, including from interrogations of other terrorists.

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Public Announcement of the Rabbonim of London Regarding the WZO Elections

July 2, 2025, 9:02 am
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 The elections for WZO in England will take place starting July 6. Eretz Hakodesh slate was initially disqualified after allegations of election fraud but the ruling was overturned allowing them to run as a slate in the UK elections for WZO 

Public Announcement of the Rabbonim of London Regarding the WZO Elections

Text of letter: 

"Withdraw Yourself From Their Path"

In the upcoming days there is expected to take place the elections in England for the World Zionist Organization (the WZO). It is well-known that all the Gedolim and Tzaddikim throughout the generations battled against the Zionist movement, which has the goal of transforming Klal Yisroel into a nation like any other nation, and this organization called the WZO was founded and is run by heretics with the purpose of actualizing this evil goal, and under it stands all the infamous institutions such as the KKL, Keren Hayesod, the Jewish Agency, the UJA – which have brought millions of Jews over the years away from Yiddishkeit. As is well-known, the main purpose of the establishment of Agudas Yisroel was to battle against the Zionist movement.
But after the faithful Jews around the world were protected and distanced from these heretical organizations, sadly in the last five years irresponsible individuals have arisen, with a chareidi appearance, and established a party with the name "Eretz Hakodesh", for the sake of gaining from the funds of the WZO, and under the guise of saving from the Reform; they send representatives to be partners in the WZO, who act in full co-operation with them in all their activities, all of which are uprooting of Torah and Emunah, in all the countries of the world. 
All the Gedolei HaTorah of Eretz Yisroel and America have already publicised warnings over the absolute prohibition to associate with them or vote for them.

In these days the WZO is holding elections in the countries of Europe, and the party "Eretz Hakodesh" is attempting to garner more votes by persuading Chareidi Yidden, under the guise of saving Yiddishkeit and obtaining funding for Torah institutions, to register as a member of the WZO and vote. Sadly, it appears that religious Yidden have been misled into registering in the WZO and have unknowingly stumbled into signing on
their terribly heretical declaration, the Jerusalem Program. 
Therefore, we announce and repeat the opinion of the Gedoim of the generations before us, that there is an absolute prohibition to be a member in the WZO or to vote in their elections, for doing so is a declaration of acceptance of heresy, and is a terrible Chillul HaShem. Even one who already registered as a member, may not vote in the upcoming elections, and by not voting will bring a Kiddush HaShem. May we merit soon that the world will be filled with knowledge of HaShem, when Moshiach comes.
On this we affix our signatures, Sivan 5785

Rav Sholom Freidman
Sgan Rosh Beis Din Hisachdus Hakehillos
(The Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations

Rav Yosef Padwa
Nossi of Hisachdus Hakehillos

Rav Aharon DovidHaleivi Dunner
Rosh Beis Din of Hisachdus Hakehillos

Rav Zev Feldman
Chaver Beis Din, Rav of Etz Chaim

Rav Yosef Yehudah Padwa
Rosh Beis Din of Monetary Affairs

Rav Moshe Menachem Weiss
Av Beis Din of Satmar

Rav Boruch Nosson Halberstam
Av Beis Din of Satmar

Rav Ben Tzion Blum
Dayan of Bobov

Rav Boruch Chuna Greenfeld
Rav of Bobov-45

Rav Yosef Yehuda Weiss
Rosh Yeshivas Bel






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Wednesday July 2nd News Updates Lakewood

July 2, 2025, 11:18 am
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 Weather:  83° A mix of clouds and sun. High 83F. Winds light and variable.

 - Heavy grid lock traffic this morning as camp and car pools there were several township crossing guards stationed at busy intersections while traffi was backed up on Central rt 9 Oak st for 45 minutes

-Local Politicians ares silent as Residents in flooded Lakewood streets say the flooding has been going on for years, clogged storm drains from garbage in the streets has backed up the storm water from flowing through the sewer pipes 

CBS News reports on Lakewood flooding yesterday:
Lakewood, N.J., hit with severe flooding as storms move through region
Rounds of storms Tuesday evening caused a mess in parts of the Tri-State Area, including Lakewood, New Jersey. The Lakewood Police Department told CBS News New York lightning struck a power line, leaving some residents in the dark. Crews worked in the rain to repair it.Many residents were most frustrated by severe flooding, which they say has been a problem for years. "I didn't know if my car would make it through" Resident Nechama Blech said she had to drive through at least 1 foot of water in some areas to get home. "Some parts I was driving through, I didn't know if my car would make it through," she said. In a neighborhood off Arboretum Parkway, crews cleared drains to try to bring relief to residents. 
Resident Moshe Drew said the water came dangerously close to his home.
"It was creeping up around the side. My neighbor's house was up to the front door," he said. Sandbags lined his basement window. He says three years ago, torrential rain flooded his home. Neighbors say the area is prone to flooding and were relieved as rain moved out Tuesday night.

- Sherrill leads Ciattarelli by 20 points in Rutgers-Eagleton poll Trump is a factor in New Jersey governor’s race. Democrat Mikie Sherrill has a twenty-point lead over Republican Jack Ciattarelli in the New Jersey governor’s race, with President Donald Trump figuring prominently in voters’ decisions, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released this morning.
Sherrill leads Ciattarelli, 51%-31%, with 13% undecided. iCattarelli’s top strategist, Chris Russell, panned the poll as erroneous.(NJ Globe)

- Trump: As President of the United States, I’m not going to let this Communist Lunatic destroy New York. Rest assured, I hold all the levers, and have all the cards. I’ll save New York City, and make it “Hot” and “Great” again, just like I did with the Good Ol’ USA!

- On The date of 6 Tamuz it is brought down by some chasidishe seforim to avoid swimming or going to a oceans and Rivers. There's no known mekor for this, some say it was perhaps a mix up from the date of Vov Chukas historically a day  that had tragedies and was declared as a fast day.

- ICE Newark makes attest in Lakewood arresting Jose Heladio Bonilla-Sanchez, a Mexican native & an active Cartel del Noreste gang member, June 30 in Lakewood, New Jersey, was deported three times before, is in ICE custody, pending removal & federal prosecution for illegal reentry.

- Conservative commentary and reports on the School choice tax credit bill:
The plan grants donors to scholarship organizations a tax credit for the same amount they contribute. Those nonprofits then award funds to families for private school tuition and other educational expenses

Republicans dropped the total amount a donor can contribute from 10% of their annual income to $1,700.“To raise $1.7 million for scholarships, [organizations]need to identify 1,000 donors, which is a lot harder to do, “That wasn’t done to help students or families.”

 The bill sets eligibility at 300% of median income, meaning that in higher-income areas, families earning nearly half a million dollars could use the scholarships. 

The Senate gives states a say over which groups can participate and strikes language that would have prohibited any control over private schools

As it currently stands, states may opt in, meaning many Democratic-majority states probably won’t participate.

Under the federal program,If there isn’t a Jewish or neutral SGO in a state, for instance, then a Jewish student looking for a scholarship to go to a Jewish school may be out of luck.

Scholarship granting organizations (SGOs), which will collect donations and turn them into scholarships, are the lynchpin of the program. They will be given an extraordinary amount of freedom in how they operate. A Catholic, Evangelical Christian, Jewish or Muslim based organization can give awards only to Catholics, Evangelical Christians, Jews or Muslims, respectively. Here and Here  

- The highly paid Lakewood BOE attorney who has earned more than $6 million since 2017 is technically not on the job, at least for now. His most recent contract ended on Monday, June 30. Although the school board approved a new agreement months ago to begin July 1, it was blocked by state monitor Louise Davis in March. he meantime, the school board also requested a stay in the matter so that Inzelbuch could remain on the job until a final decision of the appeal is made, according to Board Member Moshe Raitzik. A state report criticized his contract, which has paid him more than $6 million since 2017 and requires little accountability. APP reports

-Agudah NJ the following increases were secured for FY2026: in the NJ budget
$48.8 million for Chapter 192 services (services for nonpublic school students), a $2.65 million increase from last year.
$22.6 million for nonpublic school nursing services, representing a $2.5 million increase over last year, or $145 for every child.
Continued support for programs such as $28.4 million for Chapter 193 (speech), $1,177 per student eligible for aid-in-lieu of transportation, $205 per student for school security, $7.4 million in technology aid, and $10 million for the New Jersey nonprofit security grant program.

- BDE: tragedy in Yerushalayim a 5 year old boy Yisroel Goldstein Z"L was killed while riding a bike after he was hit by a car in Romema section at the  intersection of Petach Tikva and Zichron Yaakov streets. Adding to the tragedy The boys mother Mrs. Shoshana GoldsteinA"H passed away a few years ago when  she gave birth to twin girls from complications the twins also passed away RL. The father Rav Moshe Goldstein shlita a talmid of Rav Moshe Sternbuch shlita,has moved from Bet Shemesh to Yerushalayim after his wife's Petirah to  be close to the family and care for the children.

Trump: It is my Great Honor to announce that I have just made a Trade Deal with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam after speaking with To Lam, the Highly Respected General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam. It will be a Great Deal of Cooperation between our two Countries. The Terms are that Vietnam will pay the United States a 20% Tariff on any and all goods sent into our Territory, and a 40% Tariff on any Transshipping. In return, Vietnam will do something that they have never done before, give the United States of America TOTAL ACCESS to their Markets for Trade. In other words, they will “OPEN THEIR MARKET TO THE UNITED STATES,” meaning that, we will be able to sell our product into Vietnam at ZERO Tariff.

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Oif Simchas Wed 6Tamuz

July 2, 2025, 5:45 pm
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Chasunas: 
Prager - Halberthal Ateres Chaim Elazar
Segal - Miller Kesser Moshe Yehuda 
Frankel - Grubner Lake Terrace
Wizel - Abraham Fountain Ballroom 
Shwartz - Kramer Ateres Esther 
Davis Cedar Palace

- Tomchei shabbos Parlor meeting Jackson neighborhoods of Pitney/Meadow Run, Jackson Pines at at 18 Pitney
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Israel At War Thurs July 3

July 3, 2025, 8:00 am
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- New York Times:  The proposed hostage deal includes the release of 10 live hostages and the return of 18 bodies in five stages during a 60-day ceasefire, in exchange for the release of terrorists. Hamas would be required not to hold filmed “release ceremonies” for the hostages as it has done in the past.

-The IDF has detained 400 terrorists from six separate terror cells in the past month during military operations in the West Bank.

- The families of Gaza hostages Bar Abraham Kupershtein and Maxim Herkin on Thursday released a short clip from the first sign of life they received in a Hamas propaganda video three months ago."We are dying here with a pulse, we don't feel human,"  "We are again 30 meters underground." They said.
About a month later, an additional sign of life was published by Hamas, showing Herkin alone. The families initially refused to allow the publication of the videos. Still, they were released by the forum on Thursday, “To sound the cry of the hostage families in the face of the possibility of a partial deal involving cruel selections, separating one blood from another. All 50 hostages and the hostage are humanitarian cases—some of them in life-threatening situations, and others at risk of being lost forever."

- For the first time since October 7, Netanyahu visited Kibbutz Nir Oz, a quarter of whose residents were murdered or kidnapped during the massacre.

- PM Netanyahu: “I visited Mossad headquarters last night, along with Mossad Director Dedi Barnea and the organization's senior forum. I thanked them from the bottom of my heart for their tremendous contribution to Operation "Am Kalavi," and to the security of the State of Israel over the years. The Mossad is a supreme force of the State of Israel, operating quietly, but powerfully. In the latest operation, under the leadership of Dedi Barnea, the Mossad demonstrated an uncompromising commitment to eliminating the Iranian threat and precisely striking the leaders of knowledge.

- The Saudi Al-Hadath channel reports from its "unknown sources" that about ten thousand Hezbollah terrorists have been completely deactivated since October 7.
The sources stated that more than four thousand Hezbollah members were killed in the recent war, including military commanders and operatives, in addition to senior political figures. The sources added that the estimated number of Hezbollah operatives today is 60,000. According to them, 2,000 Hezbollah operatives left the organization following the elimination of Hezbollah leader Nasrallah. 

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List of Write Ins for Lakewood Primary Elections

July 3, 2025, 9:48 am
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Primary Election Write - in votes for Lakewood 
June 10, 2025

Municipality  office party name # of votes 
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. CHANOCH H. EDELSON 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. MOSHE GLEIBERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. MOSHE HABERFELD 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. LIPE HELLER 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. AARON KOTLER 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. MEIR MOSKOVITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. TZADOK SHAPIRO 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR REP. TEHILLA TUCHMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR DEM. VINCE GROSS 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR DEM. MOSES D. GRUNWALD 1
LAKEWOOD GOVERNOR DEM. AVIGAYIL ROSENBLATT 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MOSHE B. RAITZIK 12
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MEIR LONNER 3
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ELI EISENBACH 2
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MOSHE HABERFELD 2
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YECHEZKEL LONNER 2
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YOSEF TRAVIS 2
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. BENJAMIN D. BERKOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. CHAIM BROYDE 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. CHAIM BURSZTYN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MIRIAM EISEMANN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SHOLOM YAAKOV EISENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. RONALD E. GARDNER, JR. 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ELIYOHU S. GELLER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. NAFTALIE GOLDSTONE 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YOSEF AVIGDOR GORELIK 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. BRACHA GREENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. URI GREENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. NAFTALI GUTTMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ROBERT A. HAINES 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YOSEF HEINEMANN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. BERNARD G. HEINEMANN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. HAROLD HERSKOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YOSEF HESS 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ELIEZER HIRSCHMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SHRAGA JACOBOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SHLOMO C. KANAREK 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YAAKOV KAPLAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. AARON KOSLOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. DEVORAH L. LANG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SHMUEL LEVENSON 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ELIEZER LONNER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. AARON MAYER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. TOMER MOSHE 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ESTHER M. MOSKOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SAMUEL NEUMANN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. HARRISON P. PFEFFER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YISROEL POLTER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. TOBY POSEN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SARAH RAPPS 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ARYEH L. REICH 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YONASON REICHMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ABBA RENNERT 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ESTHER RICHTER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. BORUCH ROBINSON 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. DAVID ROTTENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. NATHAN ROTTENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. DOVID S. ROTTENSTREICH 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SIMCHA SAPIRMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ROCHEL SCHECHTER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. JUDITH MIRIAM SCHONBRUN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. CHAYA SCHREIBER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. BROCHA H. SCHWARTZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. LIBA SHACHAR 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. BERNICE V. SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. PEARL SINGER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MEIR STARESHEFSKY 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. AVROHOM S. STEINBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. ESTHER STEINFELD 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. JACOB STEINBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. JOSEPH M. SULTAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. DOV E. SZMIDT 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. RAIMOND TABRIKIAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SARAH ULLMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. YAAKOV WENGER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MORRIS WINTER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. MEIR YOFFE 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. CHAIM ZELMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY REP. SHOSHANA RAIZEL ZIRKIN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. JIMMY E. ESPOSITO 3
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. SHLOMO ZALMAN UNION 3
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. HENNA R. APPLEBAUM 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. YAAKOV BERKOVITZ 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MORDECHAI M. BLOCH 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. TZVI BLOCH 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MEIR BRONSPIGEL 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. JUDITH DICK 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. NOCHUM EDELSON 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. CHAYA EHRENFELD 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. JACOB SAMUEL ELIAS 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MEIR FENSTER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. LEOPOLD FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MORDZCHAI FRISCHMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MORDZCAI FRISCHMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. YITZCHAK GINSPARG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. VINCENT J. GROSS, JR. 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. ROCHEL GUTMAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. DAVID HALBERG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. SAMUEL KAHAN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. SHMUEL S. KRISCHER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. ARTHUR LANG 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. TZIVIA B. MANDEL 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. LAURIE J. MAURO 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. SHLOMO M. RAITZIK 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. SHLOMO ZALMAN REICH 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. ELI RIBIAT 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. DANIEL SASSON 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. EFRAIM SHMUEL SAVITSKY 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. YISROEL ZEV SCHACHTER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. NAFTOLI SCHLOSS 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. SHLOMO Z. SCHORR 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. DANIEL SEPTON 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MOSHE SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. BARRY SIEGEL 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. MENACHEM TENDLER 1
LAKEWOOD GEN. ASSEMBLY DEM. YOSEF ZUCKERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. ATARA K. PRUZANSKY 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. ABBA RENNERT 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. YEHUDA RUBIN 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. YISROEL RUBINFELD 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. BINA R. SALEL 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. YEHUDAH L. SALEL 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. JACOB Z. SAMUEL 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. NATHAN SANDERS 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. SHLOMO Z. SCHORR 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. SHIMON SCHREIBER 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. MOSHE SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. BARRY SIEGEL 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. ELI STEINBERG 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. YOSEF STEINBERG 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. AVIGDOR Y. STRIMBER 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. CHAYA E. TEICHER 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. SIMCHA WEISSMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. BASSHEVA ZAKS 1
LAKEWOOD COMMISSIONERS DEM. ROCHEL ZIMMERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. TZVI HERSH ABRAHAM 2
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. YISROEL M. FREEMAN 2
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. URIEL BARKIN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. DANIEL M. BAUM 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. SHLOMO Y. BILUS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. YEHUDA Z. BROYDE 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. CHAYA DRILLMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. ELI EISENBACH 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. JOSEPH C. FINKELSTEIN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. MOISHE FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. YEHUDA FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. YISROEL GELBWACHS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. ELIEZER GOLDRING 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. PINCHUS GOLDSCHMIDT 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. FRADY GOLDSTEIN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. SARA GORDON 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. EZRIEL YEHUDAH GROSS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. TOBA LEAH GUTFREUND 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. TZVI M. HEFTER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. JOE HEINEMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. BORUCH CHAIM KLEIMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. ELI KLEIN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. GLORIA KOSLOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. YEHOSHUA KRASNOW 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. SHIMON KUPETZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. RONALD J LANCZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. SHMUEL LEVENSON 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. YOSEF LIEBERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. CHANA LURIA 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. AARON MAYER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. ALEXANDER PINKOVICS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. MOSHE B. RAITZIK 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. NATHAN ROTTENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. MARK SCHLESINGER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. EFRAIM SPEAR 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. CHAYA STEINBERG 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. MORDECHAI THAV 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK REP. BEN WAGNER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. JOHN R. CATALANO 2
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YEHUDA APPLEBAUM 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. TZVI ARON 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. ARON BAUMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. AKIVA B. BROTSKY 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. GILBERT F. CORBLEY 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. ABRAHAM DEUTSCH 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. NOCHUM EDELSON 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. JACOB SAMUEL ELIAS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. MEIR FENSTER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. MENASHE FRANKEL 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. DANIEL GADBIN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. LIPA GELFAND 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. DOV GREENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. VINCE GROSS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. ANTHONY GUZMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. BATSHEVA HALPERN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. AVROHOM TZVI HOROWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. CHAYA HOROWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. NOCHUM T. KAPLINSKY 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. DOVID KATZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. RAYMOND J. LATSHAW, III 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. AVROHOM Y. LAX 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. BRACHA LIEBERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. NATHAN A. MOSKOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. CHAIM NEGER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. GEDALIA RAPPS 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. CHANA REIDEL 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YEHUDA REISMAN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YISROEL RUBINFELD 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YEHUDAHA L. SALEL 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. SHLOMO Z. SCHORR 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. SHIMON SCHREIBER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. MOSHE SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. AARON SMITH 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YISROEL A. SMITH 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YAAKOV NAFTOLI ALTER SPITZER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. SHMUEL STERN 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. MOSHE WIKLER 1
LAKEWOOD COUNTY CLERK DEM. YAAKOV ZOHN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE HABERFELD 4
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. ELIYAHU TROPPER 4
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MATTHEW S. GOLDENBERG 3
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SHALOM CHASE 2
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. RIVKA KATZ 2
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE ADEST 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MINDY ARON 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE BADDOUCH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. ASHER BAUM 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. ZALMAN BERGER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. CHANA BERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YAKOV S. BERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. AVIGDOR BROG 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE BROG 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. CHAYA E. DAUM 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. ELI EISENBACH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YAAKOV B. ERLICH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SHIMON FEIGENBAUM 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MORDECHAI FRANK 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. ZEV FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SHMUEL GARFINKEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE GLEIBERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YAAKOV GORDON 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YECHIEL GROSS 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YAAKOV KAPLAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. CHAIM KLEIN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. RAIZY KNOPFLER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YAAKOV KOPLOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SHMUEL LEVENSON 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. DOV MANNE 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. AARON MAYER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE Y. MICHAEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. BARUCH NOSENCHUK 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SHLOMO M. PAM 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE E. PAPELOW 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. EZRIEL RAPAPORT 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SARAH RAPPS 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YISROEL M. REIFMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. CHAYA ROSENFELD 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YITZCHOK SCHIFF 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MOSHE SCHULGASSER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SOLOMON SCHWARTZ 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MAZAL SCHWEKY 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YEHUDA SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YITZCHOK SMITH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. MENACHEM M. SOFFER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. EFRAIM SPEAR 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. AVRAHAM SPIRA 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YITZCHOK STEIN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YAKOV STEINBERG 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. SHLOMO STERN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. BEN R. TAUB 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. DEVORA WACHSMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. YISROEL WILHELM 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF REP. DAVID ZISOW 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. DANIEL COHEN 2
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MOSHE SAMBER 2
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MALKA ARYEH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SHMUEL BAUMANN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. DANIEL BERGLAS 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. AKIVA B. BROTSKY 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. CHAIM COHEN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. JULIE ANN CORBLEY 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. NOCHUM EDELSON 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. GITTLE F. EISENBACH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. JACOB SAMUEL ELIAS 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. RINA FEDER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MEIR FENSTER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MENASHE FRANKEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. EDWARD FRANKEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YITZCHOK FRANKEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SHMUEL FREEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. JACOB FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. ZEV T. FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YECHIEL GARFINKEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YITZCHAK GINSPARG 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. AARON GREEN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. VINCE GROSS 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. ANTHONY GUZMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. DAVID HALBERG 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SAMUEL HARARI-RAFUL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. NOSSON HERZOG 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YITZCHOK KAHAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. NOCHUM T. KAPLINSKY 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. BATSHEVA KLEIN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SAM LEVI 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. BENJMAIN LOWENTHAL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. BETH MENDLOVITZ 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SHLOMO M. MEYERS 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. ABRAHAM MILLER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SHAMSHON MILLER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YISROEL NEUMAN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. BINA R. SALEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YEHUDAH L. SALEL 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MICHAEL SCHEINER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SHLOMO Z. SCHORR 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. SHIMON SCHREIBER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MOSHE SCHULGASSER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MOSHE SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. MICHELLE SIMON 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YISROEL A. SMITH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. DOVID STEINHARTER 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. ELIEZER S. YARMUSCH 1
LAKEWOOD SHERIFF DEM. YAAKOV ZOHN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MOSHE HABERFELD 6
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. DAVID LIPSCHUTZ 4
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YAAKOV WENGER 3
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YOCHANON GOLDSTEIN 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YOSEF HEINEMANN 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. HAROLD HERSKOWITZ 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MOSHE B. RAITZIK 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MALKA SANDERS 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YOSEF TRAVIS 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SHMUEL BABAD 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. DON BIRNBAUM 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MOSHE BROG 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. AVI CHASE 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SIMCHA BUNEM COHEN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. KYLE T. CZARNECKI 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. THOMAS PATRICK DOLL 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. ELI EISENBACH 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. ELIEAZER Y. EISENBACH 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. RACHEL FELDBRAND 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SHABSI GANZWEIG 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. DEVORAH GELLERMAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YISROEL N. GREENFELD 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SETH D. HABER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MOSHE HABERFELD 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. ROBERT A. HAINES 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. ESTHER HIRSCHMAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. HANNAH HOFFMAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YOCHEVED Y. INDIK 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. HILLEL YISROEL KAPLAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SHOSHANA KATZ 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. AARON KOSLOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MEIR LANDAU 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SHLOMO Z. LOPIAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SHMUEL PALER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MAZAL YEHUDIS PAPELOW 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. EZRIEL RAPAPORT 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. NOCHUM M. ROTHENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. RACHEL RUPP 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. NACHUM D. SANDERS 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. MOSHE SMITH 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YITZCHOK SMITH 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. ESTHER LEAH SOFFER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. EFRAIM SPEAR 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. AVRAHAM SPIRA 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. SHLOMO STERN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. CHANY TESSLER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. YOSEF TURKEL 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE REP. AVI WILNER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. JIMMY E. ESPOSITO 3
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MEIR LICHTENSTEIN 2
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. DAVID APPLEBAUM 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MARK S. BAKST 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. RIVKY BENDER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. YAAKOV BENDER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. TZVI BLOCH 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. AKIVA B. BROTSKY 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. RAYMOND COLES 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. NOCHUM EDELSON 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. JACOB SAMUEL ELIAS 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MALKA EPSTEIN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MEIR FENSTER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MENASHE FRANKEL 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. CHAIM FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. JACOB FRIEDMAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. AVRAHAM D. GREENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. VINCENT J. GROSS, JR. 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. DAVID HALBERG 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MICHAEL HEINEMANN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. ZEV W. HERSHFELD 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. DOVID HESS 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. BORUCH A. KAHAN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. CHAIM A. KASTEN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. YEHUDA KLEIN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. SHMUEL LEBOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. YAAKOV S. MIKEL 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. ABRAHAM MILLER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MOSHE MILLER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. NATHAN A. MOSKOWITZ 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. CHAIM NEGER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. AARON PRUZANSKY 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. CRAIG W. RADHUBER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. EZRIEL RAPAPORT 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MICHAEL L. REICH 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. AVROHOM ROSENBERG 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. BINA R. SALEL 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. SHLOMO Z. SCHORR 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. SHIMON SCHREIBER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MOSHE SELENGUT 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. MOSHE SHAIN 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. DAWN C. THORNTON 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. YONATAN VAHAB 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. YAAKOV YISROEL WENGER 1
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DEM. VIVIAN M. WHITE 
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Thursday July 3 News Updates Lakewood

July 3, 2025, 10:39 am
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There is a possible risk of severe weather today. Wind and hail are possible, but wind is the greatest threat

-House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries spoke for 8 hours and 44 minutes to stall a vote on Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, setting a new House record. He beat Kevin McCarthy’s 2021 mark opposing Biden’s Build Back Better bill.

- Lakewood blue claws will host their independence day fireworks tonight after the game visible from nearby parking lots 

- Lakewood township July 4th fireworks show will take place on Monday July 7th at the Lake

- White House plans July 4, 9 AM ET signing ceremony for Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill:" reports.

- Trump: What a great night it was. One of the most consequential Bills ever. 

-Trump: We brought the price of Eggs back to what they were supposed to be. When I took over on January 20th, the Fake News was screaming that, “Egg prices have gone through the roof, quadrupled,” they said. Now they’re plentiful, and inexpensive. “Thank you President Trump!”

-Three people remain in critical condition and several others are also hospitalized after a skydiving plane carrying 15 crashed near an airport in Gloucester County on Wednesday evening.

- The new NJ real estate mansion tax on homes of 2  million or more The new tax is hitting vulnerable home sellers the hardest, especially those facing financial hardship, divorce, or loss. Agents argue that $2 million homes are common in parts of North Jersey and not necessarily “luxury.” For many, the home is their only asset, and the added tax burden could severely impact their financial stability or retirement.

- Rav Meir Tzvi Bergman remarked to MK Moshe Gafni: "Not only are we forbidden to compromise on the issue of drafting yeshiva students, but we are also forbidden to let the other side detect any weakness in us on this matter. We must stand strong and not fear anyone. And remember that there is a Creator of the world who watches over us."

- The Toms River Regional School District, the largest in Ocean County, is preparing to file for federal bankruptcy protection, setting up a clash with the Murphy administration over the future of student services. The district, which enrolls about 14,600 students, has seen state aid slashed by $175 million in recent years under a revised school funding formula.The school board on Monday refused to approve a budget for the next fiscal year. Officials say closing a $22.3 million gap would require a nearly 13% property tax increase, on top of a 9.3% hike the year before and the sale of $20 million in district assets.

- Jackson police chief kunz heads back to court in renewed bid to oust public safety director faa 

- Senate changes to the Educational Choice for Children Act included allowing federal oversight of the program and reducing the amount donors can contribute to the system from 10% of annual income to $1,700 per year, according to The 74, a nonprofit education news organization.

- Rav Yitzchok Miller shlita Rav of Prospect vines kehilla in Lakewood releases letter saying  not to rely upon any psak issued by bais havaad see Here
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Oif Simchas Thurs 7 Tamuz

July 3, 2025, 4:33 pm
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Chasunas:
Klein - Steinmetz  Fountain Ballroom
Neuman - Brodsky Bais Faiga
Frome - Scheiner Ateres Chaim Elazar
Eichenthal - Gordon Ateres Reva 
Herzog - Bernath Lake Terrace
Hoff - Rubin Kesser Moshe Yehuda 

- July 4th Fire works tonight at Blue Claws visible from nearby parking lots

- Chumash Shiur by Harav Yeruchom Olshin shlita 11:30 pm at B"M Ateres Bracha live 646-726-9977 

- Off shabbos welcome home bochurim



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