Weekly Dee Voch on Newsstands: Parshas Nitzavim

By Y.M. Lowy

This Week’s Mega Dee Voch Yom Tov package has been expanded to 550 pages, packed with rich content for the entire family to enjoy. Inside this edition, readers will find full coverage of major happenings across the world over the past week, including the beautiful and uplifting scenes of the first Selichos in the Rebbishe courts and throughout Klal Yisroel.

In honor of the upcoming Yomim Noraim, four chassidos are celebrating the completion of magnificent, newly rebuilt Batei Medrashim. Dee Voch takes readers on a journey through past and present, showing how they once looked, and how they now shine, rebuilt larger and more splendid than ever. 

The new Shrift Yom Tov edition has been expanded with rich content to 160 pages in honor of the Yom Tov. The Shrift brings a special Rosh Hashanah talk from the great mashpia and marbitz Torah of Breslov, Rabbi Nissan Dovid Kivak, Rosh Mosdos Meiras Einayim, talking about various topics, including the Baal Shem Tov’s path for simple Yidden, Emunas Yisroel Nowadays, and about Rosh Hashanah. 

Another feature that will fascinate readers is the story of a Filipino worker who arrived in Eretz Yisroel and began serving in the homes of Gedolei Yisroel. After nearly 20 years, he makes a dramatic change in his life, joining the Am Hanivchar. Ger Tzedek HaRav Emanuel Memita shares his deeply inspiring story.

In the Business Shrift, take a look inside the endless innovations that Kesser Judaica has brought to the world of Tzitzis, Taleisim, Tefillin bags, Paroches, Mantlach, and all forms of Tashmishei Kedusha with its owner, Reb Mordechai Tenebaum.

The Kinder Shrift is also beautifully expanded in honor of Yom Tov. Among the rich and exciting content prepared especially for children, you’ll get to sexperience a special visit to the largest shofar factory in Eretz Yisroel. Give your children the chance to learn about the secret behind the Yiddish calendar. Where do the names of the months come from? Why was the mystery of the luach hidden away?

Attached to this week’s huge Yom Tov package is a wonderful edition called Avira D’ Eretz Yisroel, which brings the entire Eretz Yisroel together in one book. Next time, you'll be able to take a journey through Eretz Yisroel with all the right connections. This booklet includes listings, interviews, ads, tips, and everything a visitor would need to make the most of their trip to Eretz Yisroel.

Our annual edition, Dee Yuhr, is included in this week’s massive Yom Tov package. True to its name, the booklet provides an overview of the entire year. Inside this edition, readers will find coverage of all major news over the past year, both secular and Yiddish.