Weekly Dee Voch on Newsstands: Parshas Bo

By Y.M. Lowy

In this week’s Dee Voch, readers will enjoy photo galleries of the many events that took place this week, including the Sheva Brachos at the Satmar Beis Medrash in Bnei Brak; the Satmar Rebbe in Palm Springs, California; The Seret Vizhnitz Rebbe in Switzerland; the Toldos Aharon Rebbe at Shacharis on Rosh Chodesh Shevat in Tiveria; the Chernobyl Rebbe for Shabbos in Davos, Switzerland; the Vizhnitz Rebbe visiting New York; Rabbi Avraham Mordechai Alter, son of the Rebbe of Gur, visiting New York; and finally, Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokach, son of the Belz Rebbe, visiting Montreal.

In the current edition of the Shrift, Pinchas Leifer writes about the stories of Iranian Jews who were forced to flee their homeland, leaving behind family. He recounts the brutal hand of the regime and the dedication of the Yidden there, striving to print sefarim. The article also explores the current events and the dangerous way the escapees maintain their connection with their loved ones in the country.

The Business Shrift features an interview with the founder of Eagle Productions, R’ Shaya Adler, about how he turned his company into a giant operation serving the largest gatherings across America with sound and much more.

The Fink Magazine takes readers on a reflective journey beneath the surface. What does the layer we see with our eyes really reveal? Two women share how they have learned to notice what lies beneath appearances. “I’ve trained myself to look a little deeper, to see beyond the clothes and accents, to notice the magnificent neshama that exists beyond my first, short-sighted glance,” one of them explains.

This week’s Kinder Shrift takes young readers inside the world of sensors—the little machines that can sense when people are nearby. Children learn how grocery store doors can open all by themselves, and how sensors in cars can “see” objects or people around them. It’s a fun look at how science and technology work together to make everyday life easier and safer.