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Argentine president visits Darchei Torah President Javier Milei of Argentina visited Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, New York, on Sept. 22, where he was presented with the Ohev Yisrael Award. Milei is said to have a deepseated respect for the Torah, and has stood out among world leaders as a rare champion of the Jewish people at a time of rising anti-semitism across the globe. The Argentine president was introduced by Rabbi Yaakov Bender, the educational leader of Yeshiva Darchei Torah, as “one of the chassidei umos haolam — one of the righteous of the nations of the world.” Eitan Magendzo, a lay leader in the Five Towns, briefly addressed the gathering in his native Spanish. Standing before a crowd of rabbis, yeshiva parents, students, and community leaders, Milei said that he would “take this recognition not as flattery, but as a commitment that I will not abandon until the last day of my life.” Milei also delivered his remarks in Spanish. An economist, he spoke extensively about capitalism as the ideal economic system, quoting multiple verses from the Torah to make his case. Wireless headsets at every seat allowed the assembled to follow the president’s speech with live translation into English. A f t e r h e c o n cl u d e d h i s remarks and music played over the loudspeakers, an ebullient Milei waded into the crowd, shaking hands, taking selfies, and greeting as many people as he could before making his way to his waiting motorcade. Yeshiva Darchei Torah, founded in 1972, is the largest boys’ yeshiva of its kind in the Northern Hemisphere, according to school officials. The school includes 2,700 students

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Listening to Javier Milei’s speech at Yeshiva Darchei Torah on Sept. 23.

Argentinean President Javier Milei with his award from Yeshiva Darchei Torah. At left, Eitan Magendzo, a Five Towns leader, and at right, Rav Yaakov Benter, the school’s educational leader. Yeshiva Darchei Torah students and faculty say goodbye to President Javier Milei. from preschool through posthigh school beis medrash (houses of Jewish religious study). It occupies a 10-acre campus one block from the

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Residents join Long Beach’s Beach Bombers By AIDAN WARSHAVSKY awarshavsky@liherald.com

Since 2021, Eric Krywe has been on a mission to expand baseball in Long Beach and surrounding communities, including among young players from the Five Towns. Through his Beach Bombers travel baseball prog ram and Beach Baseball youth camps, Krywe has helped young ballplayers take to the diamond, including Atlantic Beach resident Will Catania. Krywe (pronounced CRY-wee), who turned 47 t h i s we e k , l ive s a n d breathes baseball. As a youngster in Greigsville, in western New York, he played in Little League, middle school and high school, and earned a spot as a center fielder on Oswego State University’s team. He began coaching in the Long Beach School District in 2003, has done so at the middle school, junior varsity and varsity levelsand is now an assistant

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South Florida-based Kings National Select in the first round. “It was a magical experience,” Catania said. “Many of the teams were all-star teams or from national organizations. We’re basically a town team, so it was a really big accomplishment for these kids.” In Island Park, Jacob Marlin’s two sons, Riis, 11, and Lennox, 10, were enrolled in the Island Park Little League before discovering Beach Baseball in 2023. Both are students in the Island Park School District, and, since the district doesn’t have a high school, they will attend Long Beach High School when they reach ninth grade — another reason Marlin enrolled his sons in the program. “One of the reasons why I wanted to kind of get them involved in youth sports and travel baseball is that kind of sense of responsibility and be accountable to your teammates and your coaches,” Marlin said. “It gives them ways to kind of challenge themselves, rather than just go out and waste time and find things to do.” As Krywe reflected on the baseball programs he’s built, he expressed his appreciation for the coaches for teaching the players how to “play the game the right way.” He recalled the iconic line from the 1989 h i t m ov i e “ F i e l d o f Dreams.” For more information, visit beachbaseballcamp.com/

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The Village of Cedarhurst hosted their 10th annual Al Levy’s Car Show in Andrew J. Parise Park, on Aug. 30.

Classic cars on display in Andrew J. Parise Park Cedarhurst’s annual Car Show in the Park returned to Andrew J. Parise Park on Aug. 30, bringing more than 100 classic and collectible vehicles to the village for a day of automotive history and community fun. The 11th annual event featured a variety of automobiles, including vintage cars, muscle cars, hot rods, trucks and exotic vehicles. Admission was free, drawing residents, families and car enthusiasts to the park. The event has become a popular summer tradition, offering visitors an opportunity to admire unique and restored vehicles, speak with owners and reminisce about cars from years past. Trophies were also presented in multiple categories to recognize standout vehicles. Mayor Benjamin Weinstock said community events like the car show help keep residents connected and engaged. –Melissa Berman

Attendees had the opportunity to see rare and classic cars including a DeLorean DMC-12 as seen in the movie “Back to the Future.”

Classic Hot Rods such as the Ford T-bucket-style hot rod in red and a vintage Ford hot rod, likely based on a 1930s Ford coupe/pickup-style body in light blue.

Collectors from the Five Towns and surrounding areas proudly displayed their car for all to view including a Triumph TR6 in the shade Mimosa Yellow.

Other classic cars displayed included this 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air finished in red showcasing the motor.

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