Daily Yortzite הזכרה/יארצייט יומי 11th of Tammuz – י״א תמוז • Rabbi Atiyah Houri, a prominent sage and educator of the Jewish community in Djerba, Tunisia, and author of the rabbinic work Neta Reva'i, passed away in Djerba, Tunisia, and is buried in the Jewish cemetery there. He passed away in 1972 (5732) on 11 Tammuz, remembered for his dedication to preserving traditional Torah education. • Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch of Zidichov, son of Rabbi Yitzchak Isaac Eichenstein of Zidichov

Daily Yortzite הזכרה/יארצייט יומי 10th of Tammuz – י׳ תמוז Rabbi Israel Jacob Algazi was born in Izmir (Smyrna) around 1680. He served as an 18th-century Sephardic rabbi, Kabbalist, and Halakhic authority. His key works include Ar'a DeRabbanan, Shalmei Tzibur, Ne'ot Yaakov, Hug HaAretz, Kehillot Yaakov, Emet L'Yaakov, and Shemen HaMaor. He held the position of Rishon LeZion (Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem) from approximately 1754 to 1756 and passed away in 1756 in Jerusalem. Rabbi

The chapters of Tehillim were composed by King David through Ruach HaKodesh and were directed toward all of Israel in every generation. The recitation of Tehillim is a powerful segulah for yeshuah, refuah, parnassah, and an outpouring of rachamim in the world. The following are fifteen virtues associated with the recitation of Tehillim. 1. One who recites Tehillim receives reward as though engaged in in-depth Torah study One who desires to cleave to HaKadosh Baruch Hu and His

Rabbeinu Yosef Kahanaplon ztz"l: Recognized for his exceptional piety and deep Torah scholarship, he was a distinguished Novardok scholar who taught in Warsaw and was the father-in-law of the Steipler Gaon, Rabbi Yaakov Yisrael Kanievsky. He perished during the Holocaust, having been deported from the Warsaw Ghetto. Niftar on 5 Tammuz 5703 (1943); may the memory and merit of Rabbeinu Yosef Kahanaplon ztz"l protect us all. Zechuso yagen aleinu!