Jonathan Gross, a Bronze Star Recipient, served in the United States Military from 2004-2012 including a 2 year long deployment to Iraq with the 101st Airborne Division. He served as a JAG Legal Officer, and taught Constitutional Law at West Point. He has received Badges for Combat Action, Parachuting, and Helicopter Rappelling. Jonathan has worked as an Attorney with the NYPD since 2003, and clerked for Chief Judge Dennis Jacobs on the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals. Jonathan has also served as a Paramedic since 1999, was a 9/11 First Responder, Covid Front-Liner, and has worked at NY Presbyterian Hospital since 2003.
5:30pm - Friday Night Dinner (RSVP) with visit from Ramaz Choir RSVP at www.OZNY.org/Fall2022
7:30pm - Dessert & Discuss: "Iraq as Babylon & Saddam Hussein as Nechubadnezar: 17 Tamuz in our Time"
11:15am - Main Sanctuary: "Final Judgement in the Military - Veterans Day between Sukkos & Chanukah"
4:20pm - Shalosh Seudos: "An Orthodox Jew spends 8.5 Years in the Army"
Guest Chazan Ari Mandelbaum is joining throughout Shabbos
Mazel Tov
Josh Katz on his Aufruf and upcoming marriage to Isabelle Davis. — Mazal Tov also to the parents Diane Davis and Trevor Davis and Jill and Aaron Katz.
Lisa & Alistair Gatoff on the engagement of their daughter Dalia to Harris Mevorah, son of Shari & Erwin Mevorah of South Orange, NJ
Delicious Kiddush
Community Kiddush in the Social Hall is sponsored by Jill & Aaron Katz in honor of Josh’s Aufruf. Private Luncheon in the Bet Medrash is for invited guests only.
Monday Night Mishmar — In Person + On Zoom — Info at www.OZNY.org/Mishmar
8:15pm — Tehillim of King David
9:15pm — Minchas Chinuch: Kedoshim
OZ KRISTALNACHT COMMEMORATION: WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 9 AT 7:00PM IN B.M.
Fall Friday Night Dinner with Friends — RSVP at www.OZNY.org/Fall2022
Nov. 11 — Veterans Day Edition, featuring Scholar in Residence Major Jonathan Gross
We owe people work, money, or time for what they have done for us.
And we also owe some of them a debt of gratitude.
As we go along, we fulfill many of these obligations .
But there are those that we somehow don't attend to.
Perhaps we should consciously make time to review our lives and think about how to pay those debts--to thank those who helped us, to apologize to those we hurt or took advantage of, to repay favors?
Reflection on Genesis 13:3
Congregation Ohab Zedek 118 West 95th Street New York, NY 10025
