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It is so hard to continue to witness the pain,the deep pain of your victims. Boys likeShloime, someone you consider to be a loser;you say, “Look at his clothes! His jokes aren’tfunny, he doesn’t know how to learn, or hisparents just don’t fit.” Or the girl you roll youreyes about: “Poor Rivkie, she just doesn’t getit – the way she dresses, or talks.” His/hervery existence seems to offend you.

And you have the power. You are strong,perhaps physically, certainly emotionally.You’re the one the others look to for approval.If you find someone acceptable, she is. Andif you say she’s not, she’s not. The other boysare afraid of you, find it too difficult to standup to you, and even though in their hearts theyfeel uncomfortable, at the very core of theirbeing they know that this is wrong, they stillgo along with you. The other girls laugh withyou, perhaps inwardly praying they won’t benext, that you spare them.

Oh yes, you are very powerful. You have thepower to break, to break the spirit of yourvictim, to break his confidence, and his beliefin himself. I have seen the broken pieces. Iknow this is not your intent, but this is whathappens. And you have the power to instill

dread, a literal dread of coming to school, orto shul, or of seeing you at asimcha. And youhave the power to change the life of a humanbeing. From a trusting, happy individual toone who is fearful, distrustful and sad. And attimes the pain of being bullied can lead onedown the road to disconnection from thecommunity and turning away from Hashem.

You say, “Oh, what’s the big deal! Everyonegoes through it. Be a man, grow up, it’s just ajoke.” “I’m doing her a favor, she has to knowthat she doesn’t fit in.” “I’m doing it to teachhim kavodhaTorah, good middos, orinstructing him in the name of “shtoltz”(dignity) to teach him his place.” Sometimesyou even convince yourself that you areengaged in a mitzvah. So you push himaround, physically or verbally, and you knowwhat’s best for him… But You Don’t.

I have seen the terrible pain, and I know thateven if she doesn’t know how to stand up toyou, it is still wrong, and will never be right,to hurt her. It’s not a joke, it’s not funny. It isdeadly serious, with consequences that can lasta lifetime. This is not a guess. This is theabsolute truth.

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FROM BULLY TOBLESSINGBy Rabbi Dr. Jerry Lob


achzor (a cruel person). You may act withachzarius, with great cruelty, but you are notan achzor. I know that as a ben or basYisroel you are of the people defined by themidda of being RachmanimBneiRchmanim,and you are a rachaman (compassionate). Youare a child of Avrohom, with the spiritualgenes of being a blessing for others. So Imourn for you as well, stuck in a cycle that isso foreign to who you really are. You know,when you look at yourself in the mirror, thatyou do not want to be cruel. Perhaps a sibling,parent, teacher, or older boy has treated youin the same way. And in order to cope withthe pain, humiliation, or fear, you may havebecome hard, acting like you don’t care, evenconvincing yourself that it’s no big deal, thatyou really don’t care, maybe even that it’s goodfor you.

But it is a big deal, and you do care. Andinside, deep inside, the pain and the rage areunresolved and just sit there, and can comeout on others. Don’t get me wrong. Do notmisunderstand me. These last comments aremeant only to say that you too are hurting, andyou too deserve compassion, and are probablyunaware of how devastating your actions canbe. The fact that you’ve been hurt and havesuffered doesn’t change the reality that it is notOK to continue the damage. Hurting anothermay provide some relief for the moment, butit just perpetuates the cycle of hurt, and sendsyour own pain deeper, making it lessaccessible for healing. The price of bullying isa high one, perhaps highest for you.

Maybe you’re wondering what you can do.First, STOP. If you feel you can’t, you mustget help.Now. Talk to your parents or yourRebbi, teacher, Rabbi, or friend. If the per-son you talk to tells you, “Don’t worry aboutit, it’s not so bad,” don’t believe him. They aretrying to be kind but it is not helpful to youto minimize your actions. In order to change,you must know that it is unacceptable. You

must internalize a commitment to zerotolerance for these behaviors. And the peoplearound you, including your silentfriends whohave gone along with you until now, must helpyou in this process by insisting on zero toler-ance as well. It may be necessary to talk to atherapist to begin the hard work of change.

Second, please be courageous and askforgiveness from your victim. I say “courage”because this is very difficult, and a scary thingto do. Do not wait until Yom Kippur, do itnow. Asking forgiveness has many benefits; itis obviously your obligation, an integral partof teshuva, and it helps in the healing of theperson hurt. But more than that, it helps youin a powerful way, it helps you change yourbehavior, and begins the process of your ownhealing.

Third, know that you are gifted. Hashemhas given you a gift in your personality. Yourcharisma, your ability to influence others, is anincredible gift from Hashem, and like all giftsfrom Hashem, it comes with an achrayus(responsibility), the achrayus to use it in aTorah way, in Hashem’s ways of kindnesss andcompassion. You have the power to make adifference, to affect the lives of other humanbeings. Yes, I have been a witness to the pain,but I have also witnessed the extraordinaryimpact of someone just like you, changing.Transforming into someone who now uses hispower to protect, reach out, and to encouragean atmosphere among his peers of mutualrespect. When this occurs, it is breathtaking.Going from bully to blessing is a lifechanging, life enhancing experience, bringingjoy to all those you come into contact with.Especially to you.•

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Q. What bracha should I recite onhydroponically grown produce? May I usehydroponically grown Romaine lettuce at theSeder?

A. The considerable discussion in thePoskim regarding the bracha on hydroponi-cally grown produce is beyond the scope ofthis column, but here are some highlights:

Some (Chayei Adam 51:17 & Nishmas Adam152:1, Yechaveh Da’as 6:12, and Machzeh Eliyahu25-29) hold that the bracha is shehakolbecause the wording of the bracha“Boruch…who creates the fruit of the earth”(borei pri ha’adamah) is inappropriate foritems that grow unattached to the firmamentor that grow in a non-earthlike media (e.g.water, coconut coir). Rav Schwartz ruled thatone should follow this opinion.

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The use of hydroponically-grown Romainelettuce at the Seder is much morestraightforward, as Chazon Ish (Kilayim13:16) conclusively proves from Gemara,Pesachim 35b that wheat that grew unattachedto the ground (e.g. in a flowerpot) may be usedfor matzah at the Seder. Since many of therequirements for marror, including that itmust be produce of the “land”, are derivedfrom the halachos of matzah (see Gemara,Pesachim 39a) it follows that hydroponically-grown marror may surely be used at the Seder.

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The explanation, however, is obvious. Asour Sages put it, "Light is only fully recognizedwhen emerging from darkness." One can onlyappreciate the importance of freedom after hefully understands what slavery entails. To truly

praise Hashem for taking us out of Egypt, wemust first learn about slavery, and evenperform physical symbols to bring home to ushow bitter it actually was.

Matzah and maror can also be seen as"opposites," as the following story illustrates.

One Seder night, the holy Rebbe RebYissachar Dov of Belz was walking throughthe alleyways of his town Belz. As he passedby the house of a simple yet G-d-fearing Jew,he stopped by the window to listen in on hisSeder. He overheard the Jew saying thesection of the Haggadah which establishes thecorrect time to remember the Exodus:

"One might think that the obligation todiscuss the Exodus commences with the firstday of the month of Nissan... therefore theTorah adds (Exodus 13:8), 'It is because ofthis that Hashem did so for me when I wentout of Egypt," [the pronoun this impliessomething tangible, leading us to concludethat] I have commanded you [to discuss theExodus] only when matzah and maror are

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lying before you [at the Seder]."

The simple Jew, it seems, was not verylearned. Instead of saying,"have commandedyou only when matzah and maror lie(munachim) before you," he said,"I havecommanded you only when matzah andmaror are mechutanim (i.e. relatives throughmarriage) before you." It was all his disciplescould do not to break out laughing. Yet totheir surprise, R' Yissachar Dov took hisblunder quite seriously. After pondering thesimple Jew's words for a moment, heremarked, "Indeed, matzah and marorare mechutanim!" Seeing his disciples'amazement, he related the following story.

Reb Zelig was a rich and important Jewwho's daughter's time had come to marry. Herfather searched far and wide for a young manworthy to take his daughter's hand in marriage, yet it seemed that every boy he metjust didn't suit the bill.

One day, while travelling on business, hecame across a young man sitting and learningin beis ha-midrash. At first, R' Zelig was putoff by the boy's shoddy clothes and impoverished appearance. The more theyspoke, however, the more impressed he became. "This young man is a diamond in therough," he thought to himself. R' Zelig wastedno time, and immediately arranged a shidduch,with a date for the wedding to be arrangedlater.

So excited was R' Zelig by his chassan thathe began to become paranoid lest someoneelse "discover" him and steal from him hiscatch. He sent an urgent telegram to theyoung chassan. "Come right away," it said,"the wedding must take place immediately! Donot worry about clothing or wedding ex-penses, I will take care of everything."

Alarmed, the chassan promptly gathered hismeagre possessions, and travelled to the cityof the kallah. When he arrived, he was

whisked off to the tailor to have a new suitmade for the chassunah. The tailor was instructed save the chassan's old torn suit forthe father of the kallah, who was footing thebill. Then, not even taking the time to preparea lavish wedding banquet, as would normallybefit a man such as R' Zelig, a hasty chassunahtook place.

In later years, when R' Zelig's son-in-law disagreed with him, or refused to take his advice, R' Zelig would go to his closet and remove the old, tattered clothing his son-in-law had worn before marrying his daughter."You forget," he would say, "that I'm the onewho made you what you are today. Look atyour regal clothing - this is what you used towear!"

Not to be outdone, R' Zelig's son-in-law hadhis own trick up his sleeve. He had put asidea stale piece of bread from the hastily prepared leftovers which had been served athis chassunah meal, saving it for just such anoccasion. Taking it out, he would say, "Ah, butyou too forget just how anxious you were tohave me as your son-in-law. Why, you didn'teven take the time to prepare a normal meal -you just couldn't wait!"

"So, you see," said the Belzer Rebbe, "theywere mechutanim worthy of one another."

"The same discussion," concluded theRebbe,"takes place between the Jewish nationand Hashem on the Seder night. Hashem, soto speak, takes out the maror, showing it to us.'You see,' He tells us, 'this is how bitter yourlives were before I took you out of Mitzrayim.Without Me, you would still be there!' But, notto be had, we too have what to say. We takeout the unleavened matzos before Hashem, asif to say to him, 'Ah, but remember the rushYou were in to have us as your nation. Why,you couldn't even wait until our bread hadtime to bake!' Indeed, matzah and maror arethe finest of mechutanim."


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JEWISH HUMORIt’s funny because we say so!

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passed a sheet ofmatzoh to the

man.

The blind man ran his fingers

over the matzohfor a few minutes,looked puzzled, & finally exclaimed,

"Who wrote thisnonsense?"

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