Weekly Dee Voch on Newsstands: Parshas Noach

Yisroel R.

This week’s Dee Voch is here with another packed edition featuring thousands of photos, fascinating stories, exclusive interviews, and engaging content for the entire family. And now is the perfect time to subscribe, with a special limited-time offer for new subscribers!

For one more week only, new subscribers can enjoy two months at half price, paying just $17 per month instead of the regular $34! Subscribers receive all four weekly publications delivered straight to their door, saving over $100 a year compared to purchasing individual issues. Dee Voch is also preparing a series of special gifts exclusively for its subscribers, making this an even better time to join.

Don’t miss out on this special offer! Click here to subscribe⁠ or call 718-305-5863 ext. 1 to get started.

This week’s Dee Voch brings readers an extraordinary collection of thousands of photos capturing the celebration of Yom Tov Sukkos in hundreds of Rebbishe courts around the world, offering a breathtaking look at the special moments and celebrations throughout the Yom Tov.

Among the additional highlights is the engagement celebration of a grandson of the Belzer Rebbe, along with worldwide commemorations of the yahrtzeit of the Chasam Sofer, organized by Heichal HaChasam Sofer.

The magazine also features the celebration of the completion of half of Shas by members of the Pupa community participating in the daily amud learning program, as well as coverage of the levaya of the Dzherka Rebbe, zt”l.

The Shrift takes readers back to the dramatic Hungarian Revolution of 1956, featuring firsthand accounts from elderly Yidden who personally experienced the frightening events that marked the final chapter of efforts to rebuild Hungarian Jewish communities after the Holocaust. R’ Yankel Miller shares warm childhood memories of Hungary, R’ Dovid Aryeh Friedman recalls a dramatic escape, and R’ Pinchas Amram Weiss describes the terrifying days in Liska.

In another fascinating feature, Shrift visits R’ Ronen Rubin in the community of Bar Yochai in the Galil, where an entire wine cellar is hidden beneath the floor of his home, offering readers a unique glimpse into his remarkable collection.

The Business Shrift features an exclusive conversation with R’ Avraham Rosenberg, the entrepreneur behind The Seating Shop, a major custom seating company serving large hotel chains and commercial buildings. Readers will also discover the story behind his retail business, The Chair Spot, which offers a wide variety of chairs and seating options.

The Fink presents three deeply personal and inspiring stories. In one feature, Mrs. Hirsch shares her experiences serving as a mother figure to six children with autism in a specialized home, describing the demanding daily responsibilities and constant care involved, while expressing gratitude to Hashem for being blessed with a healthy child of her own after years of waiting.

Another moving story features Mrs. Chaimowitz, who opens up about the painful challenges her family faced when her son strayed from the path during the COVID-19 pandemic. She shares words of chizuk for parents facing similar struggles, emphasizing the importance of emunah alongside seeking outside support.

In a third feature “Alone in the Ark”, a mother of three shares her family’s decision to live entirely without cellphones. She describes how she and her husband navigate everyday life without modern mobile technology, relying on their natural instincts and recognizing the remarkable hashgacha pratis they encounter along the way.

The Kinder Shrift is packed with exciting stories, colorful illustrations, fun activities, and entertaining features designed especially for children, providing hours of enjoyable and meaningful reading for younger members of the family.

Get your copy at grocery stores and local retailers, or subscribe via WhatsApp or the website!