PHOTO: Chasidic Man Makes Kiddush Hashem At Scene of Manhattan Building Collapse By Handing Out Pastries

(Friday, March 27th, 2015)

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Mr. Chaim Mordche Perlmuter, who owns “Moshes Bakery” in Manhattan at 2nd Ave and 7th Street, made a national Kiddush Hashem after the building collapse at that location.

The photo speaks for itself.

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14 Comments

  1. Toras Moshe says:

    Chasidim are very big into chesed. Everyone long knows that.

  2. GoLearnTorah says:

    Yasher koach! Beautiful to see such a kiddush Hashem.

  3. chulentboy says:

    Beautiful

  4. 147 says:

    I have been to “Moshes Bakery” numerous times, and his pastries taste great. …. I know the block where the atrocious ex/implosion occurred extremely well.

  5. YTLC says:

    Wow – very thoughtful indeed, b”H.

  6. kehath64 says:

    Boruch Hashem…..beutiful

  7. jew yorker says:

    Kiddush Hashem! Pastries are nice. Kichel and herring in cream sauce is better.

  8. Avrohom Abba says:

    Thank you very much
    Mr. Perlmuter!
    Ziy gebentcht!!
    On and on Yidden!!!

  9. leahleh says:

    There is great Chesed going on in many many many Jewish communities, in fact, every Jewish community has great chased,

    BUT, I must say that the Chesed of Yidden in NEW YORK IS AMAZING! I could cite examples but it would take up too much space!

  10. hock a kup says:

    BTW machos herring is way better than cream! There is nothing to talk about!

  11. hock a kup says:

    And stop complaining! He did he a nice thing

  12. yerachmiel stone says:

    Haha literally had kiddish at the scene. Literal kiddish hashem

  13. mayerfreund says:

    He is my cousin a satmar chusid and he like all other satmar chasidim are always only doing good things.
    satmar is the best.

  14. kvetcher says:

    Beautiful. Really.
    The real Kiddush Hashem is when mitzvos are performed. Chillul Hashem is when they are transgressed. This is nice, very nice; but it’s extra credit.

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