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“He accomplished a lot for the chareidi community,” Babchyk said. “Wherever he went he was greeted with respect. The ministers he met all said they would follow up on it.” Motti Babchyk, the housing and construction minister’s chief of staff, took Mr. Werdiger around for the five days he was in Eretz Yisroel.

Born in Brooklyn to Holocaust survivors, Shlomo Elimelech Werdiger absorbed the world from the deep perspective of his parents’ personal history. Mr. Werdiger rounded out his trip with a meeting with Thomas Nides, the US ambassador to Israel, with whom he discussed the US-Israel relationship and the misinformation in the media regarding the Orthodox community. Mr. Werdiger ended the day in Bnei Brak, where he met Chanoch Zeibart, the chairman of the Israeli Agudas Yisroel. The two discussed the recent success in the elections and the fruit it yielded through positions in the government.

There are mothers who say that never before did they have a Seder with the whole family. The same thing goes for Rosh Hashanah and Yom godaddy get found Kippur. Mothers were saying they never davened on Yom Kippur before their special needs children were being taken care of for them.

He is the founder and CEO of licensed youth sports apparel manufacturer Outerstuff, and his company holds exclusive rights to outfit the top U.S. sports teams. That allows him to penetrate the pinnacle of American power, such as this month’s Olympic event in South Korea. Another lesson learned by Mr. Werdiger from the Beis Yisrael, zy”a, was how to ask a Gadol a question.

The properties had been held in a joint venture vehicle co-owned by the Werdigers and their cousins the Lederman family. The Werdiger wing of the family, now led by Shlomo Werdiger, bought out the Ledermans’ half stake in the holdings in a deal worth north of $400 million. Through those arrangements, the Werdigers’ Juilliard Group took full control of three CBD properties, including 440 Collins Street as well as the St James complex which commands a corner of Bourke and William Streets.