R’ Katz* was trying to get his child into a certain Mossad. People said, “There’s a waiting list out the door. You need a lot of pull to get in. It’s not practical. Even people with pull couldn’t get in.” R’ Katz said, “One second. If we have no pull, then let’s use Hashem’s pull.”
Mrs. Cohen’s son was running late for the bus and missed it. She called the bus driver and asked how long before he had come to the stop. The non-Jewish driver said, “Don’t worry. I’ll turn around and come back for you to make you happy.” Hashem is doing nissim geluyim for Klal Yisrael!
Of course there is Hashgacha Pratis during the 3 weeks! There is something very interesting that we find in hilchos Tisha B’av. We sit on the floor, recite kinnos, don’t even greet each other yet surprisingly we omit tachanun; just like we find by the other moadim. Why is this so? The verse in Eichah
Rav Golombeck had the most amazing encounter with a very chushuv Yid, Shmuel, who works as an electrician, and he goes around fixing electricity in people’s houses. He told Rav Golombeck that three years ago he went to fix the electricity by a yungerman by the name of Efraim Rosen. While he was at his
Mrs. Levin* wanted a break for Shabbos. She wanted a relaxing Shabbos without needing to cook and bake. She didn’t know of anybody who she could go to. She thought to herself, “It’s all up to Hashem.” She said, “One thing I do know. You, Hashem, are running the world, and You’re in charge of
Mrs. Fischer* had a baby four months ago. One night her baby gave her a tough night. He was up most of the night, and she didn’t really have too much time to sleep. She works in the morning, and she usually wakes up early to make herself lunch, but she didn’t have an ounce
There is an older Yid who is not well and he can’t fend for himself. So a yungerman by the name of R’ Yitzchok* was mekabel to collect tzedakah for this Yid. He called him another Yid and said, “I’m helping this older Yid. Do you want to help?” He replied, “For sure I want
R’ Naftali* he is very makpid to give tzedakah before Shacharis every day. He is also very makpid to go early to shul every morning. Today, two things happened. He woke up late for the first time. He also did not have any money in his wallet. He did not know what to do. He
Morah Rosenberg* woke up in the morning and realized she didn’t have any forks left to give out for lunch at her playgroup. She didn’t have time to go to the store to get more forks. She didn’t know what she would do. When the children arrived in playgroup, Morah Rosenberg checked the children’s school
R’ Yoni Sharf, a Rebbe in New York, was bringing back some books that his kids had borrowed from the Jewish library. They had only been able to find about half of them. He didn’t know where the rest of the books were. As he was on the way to the library, he realized that
With her car at the mechanic, Rebbetzin Trank had to take a train from Flatbush where she lives, to her work in Borough Park. The problem and issue was, that she couldn’t walk to the train with all her books considering the freezing temperatures outside. So she turned to Hashem, “It’s way too much for
Mrs. Horowitz rents apartments for her organization, which provides loved ones of patients in the hospital with a place to stay nearby. This gives them the much-needed rest and menuchas ha’nefesh. Mrs. Horowitz has apartments near NYU and Columbia hospitals in Manhattan. This past month, the landlord of her apartment in the Colombia hospital vicinity