Video, Photos: Color War Breakout – From the Sky

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ahavas-torah-color-war[Video and photos below.] On Friday, Camp Ahavas Torah broke out color war from the skies – literally. An airplane carrying a banner reading “Color War at Camp Ahavas Torah” made its way around central Lakewood, NJ, drawing stares from thousands of onlookers for miles around. Camp Ahavas Torah is located in the Tashbar Elementary School building at the corner of Princeton Avenue and Seventh Street in Lakewood.

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13 COMMENTS

  1. And what Torah value does this teach our children?
    Is it that haTorah Chasa Al Memoinah Shel Yisrael?.
    Now let’s go on another emergency appeal to help cover Schar Limud

  2. Chill let them have agood time. These kids are under enough pressure during the year. Let the camp spend money thats what parents expect after paying to go to camp!

  3. WE LOVE AHAVAS TORAH!!!

    WE LOVE AHAVAS TORAH!!!

    WE LOVE AHAVAS TORAH!!!

    This is the first year I sent my two boys to Ahavas Torah, having sent them to a different camp the past years! It is a terrificly well run camp with Ahavas Torah and yiras shomayim the underlying them to everything they do! We get A LOT for our money, really a lot! They’ve give our kids so much fun, my son doesn’t want to miss it for nothing. And they deserve it! Eleven months in school without ANY THING extracurricular other than a trip at the end of the year! Yes, the boys deserve it.

    Chazak V’amatz, CAMP AHAVAS TORAH!

  4. To #9 ‘classymom’,

    The lakewood airport actually has a company that offers this service (flying banners). Of course, its legit.

  5. Did you take your medication yet? Sure, ask any pilote who owns a plane. Of course they will do it for free. Who in his right mind would charge? Time for your nap.

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