Two #Israel Children Who Fell from Windows Saved by Sukkahs
Fortunately, two children who fell from windows in recent days landed in a sukkah and, therefore, were not badly hurt.
In the centrally located city of #Elad, in two separate incidents, two children fell from windows in their houses and were saved by the #Sukkos (Tabernacles – ritual booths) that their neighbors had built in the apartment below.
The first incident occurred on Sunday afternoon. #UnitedHatzalah EMTs and paramedics responded to a three-year-old who fell out of his family’s first-story window. The child landed on the sukkah of the neighbors below who live in the basement. The child’s fall was stopped by the roof (s’chach – branches and matting) of the sukkah.
The second incident occurred on Tuesday morning just after 11:30 am. An almost-two-year-old child fell out of a window of his family’s second-story apartment and also landed on the roof of the sukkah below. The fall was slowed dwon by the roof before the baby finally landing on a padded couch that had been set up inside the sukkah.
United Hatzalah paramedic, Sivan Mashiach, who treated both children, says to @JewishNews, “Thankfully, both children survived the incidents and sustained only minor wounds. Had their falls not been slowed by the roofs of the sukkahs, their situations would have been much worse. We would like to remind all parents to pay close attention to the safety of your children when at home, as the majority of accidents occur in or around the house.”
Fortunately, two children who fell from windows in recent days landed in a sukkah and, therefore, were not badly hurt.
In the centrally located city of #Elad, in two separate incidents, two children fell from windows in their houses and were saved by the #Sukkos (Tabernacles – ritual booths) that their neighbors had built in the apartment below.
The first incident occurred on Sunday afternoon. #UnitedHatzalah EMTs and paramedics responded to a three-year-old who fell out of his family’s first-story window. The child landed on the sukkah of the neighbors below who live in the basement. The child’s fall was stopped by the roof (s’chach – branches and matting) of the sukkah.
The second incident occurred on Tuesday morning just after 11:30 am. An almost-two-year-old child fell out of a window of his family’s second-story apartment and also landed on the roof of the sukkah below. The fall was slowed dwon by the roof before the baby finally landing on a padded couch that had been set up inside the sukkah.
United Hatzalah paramedic, Sivan Mashiach, who treated both children, says to @JewishNews, “Thankfully, both children survived the incidents and sustained only minor wounds. Had their falls not been slowed by the roofs of the sukkahs, their situations would have been much worse. We would like to remind all parents to pay close attention to the safety of your children when at home, as the majority of accidents occur in or around the house.”
Jewish Owned Stores In Woodbourne Vandalized Over First Days Of Sukkos
At least three stores in the Town of @Woodbourne in #SullivanCounty were vandalized over the first days of #Sukkos.
The Woodbourne Bakery (Gombos), I Swirl (Ice cream) and Le Chocolate were the victims of the crime.
At least three stores in the Town of @Woodbourne in #SullivanCounty were vandalized over the first days of #Sukkos.
The Woodbourne Bakery (Gombos), I Swirl (Ice cream) and Le Chocolate were the victims of the crime.
#JaredKushner holding a Lulav and Esrog, spotted walking with #IvankaTrump and their children to #Chabad Shul on #Sukkos (Thursday)
One souped-up Sukkah: #ParkSlope synagogue debuts cycle-powered hut for #Sukkos
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