Ezras Nashim Recognized in the Capitol of Albany

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Ezras Nashim members in the Capitol with Assemblywoman Nilly Rozic (D-Queens), Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bushott (D-Midwood), Assemblyman Joseph Lentol (D-Brooklyn), Assemblyman Daniel Rosenthal (D-Flushing).

ALBANY (VINnews) – Assemblywoman Nilly Rozic (D-Queens) introduced and praised a delegation of Ezras Nashim in front of the entire New York State Assembly in the Assembly Chambers of the Capitol Building in Albany.

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Rozic passed a resolution recognizing the members for their volunteer efforts of preserving women’s dignity during emergencies. She said that Ezras Nashim’s service is invaluable and should be recognized for their impact. She concluded by saying, “It’s my honor today to ask if we can extend the cordialities of the floor to welcome Ezras Nashim EMTs and advocates to the people’s house.

The Speaker Pro Tempore of the Assembly, Hon. Jeffrion L. Aurby, concluded with the following warm message, “On behalf of Ms. Rozic, the speaker, and all the members we welcome you here to the NYS assembly extend to you the privileges of the floor. Thank you for the work that you’re doing to ensure the health and well-being of women who come into your facility.

Please continue that. Know that you will always be in our thoughts, and we will always be grateful for the service that you’re providing. Thank you
The resolution was followed with a thunderous applause by everyone in attendance at the Assembly Hall.


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ruby
ruby
4 years ago

they were recognized as guests the process has just begun reading the headline can make one assume otherwise

joe
joe
4 years ago

Sad that our own Simcha Eichenstein would not do that. WOW

Giddy Gitty
Giddy Gitty
4 years ago

Way to go, ladies. The old boys’ club will surrender in the end.

Igor from Borogh park
Igor from Borogh park
4 years ago

Why the men from hatzolah you do not see in press so much? Because they are busy on calls saving lives

Miriam
Miriam
4 years ago

Since Ruchie and the girls are so so concerned about tznius, please remove the picture of them. We don’t want any men reading this to start having hirhurim.

judith
judith
4 years ago

Hatzolah is so adamant, I wouldn’t be surprised if Ezras Nashim loses the appeal because of shmearing

Bentzion
Bentzion
4 years ago

“Thank you for the work that you’re doing to ensure the health and well-being of women who come into your facility.”

Clearly people here are not aware of Ezras Nashim’s purpose or operations. They likely thought they operated a women’s clinic of some sort. By the same token, they’re probably also not aware that all Ezras Nashim succeeds in accomplishing is delaying definitive care while providing no actual medical benefit.

shimonyehuda
shimonyehuda
4 years ago

Hypocritical Rabbinical thinking is driving away Jews from Yiddishkeit. The women set up a service to help other women keep their dignity and privacy. The corrupt Rabbinical authority are trying to stop them.

Prominant Lawyer
Prominant Lawyer
4 years ago

Rabbinical authority corrupt? I for one am shocked.

RealSatmar
RealSatmar
4 years ago

Their argument is based on female need. There is nothing in the law that allows an ambulance based on that need. This is not anti-Ezras noshim or pro Hatzola, but just following the law. Next we will have Muslim only ambulances, gay only ambulances, etc. Emergencies are above personal preferences.

Devorah
Devorah
4 years ago

Why don’t you speak to the hundreds of recipients of EN services before you smear them.