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December 2017 13 Kislev - 13 Tevet 5778 World Jewish Report - page 19 Auld Lang Syne Memories - page 28 Chanukah Section - page 38 Keys Jewish Community Center P.O. Box 1332 • Tavernier, FL 33070 • 305-852-5235 • keysjewishcenter.com Chai-Lights December 2017 1 December 2017 13 Kislev – 13 Tevet Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 Beth Hayden Rita & Wes Conklin Steve & Jan Hartz 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sisterhood Bernie Ginsberg Meeting 10 a.m. Geri & Stuart KJCC Board Smith Meeting Susan Gordon 11:30 a.m. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Barney Coltman Chanukah First Day & Gloria Avner Rabbi Agler First Night of Torah- Candles Chanukah Chanukah Dinner Service 6:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Linda Pollack 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Homeless Medina Roy & New Moon Memorial Service Gloria Avner Noon Settler’s Steve Steinbock Park 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Open House Steve Hartz Chinese food Asara & Susan Gordon 31 & games B’Tevet 2:00 p.m.- Beth Hayden 5:00 p.m. 2 Chai-Lights December 2017 2017 - 2018 KJCC Officers and Board President’s Message President Beth Hayden Beth Hayden Executive Vice President Gloria Avner Shalom uvracha, Thanks to all for Veterans’ Vice Presidents Day celebration and to Sister- got off the Marc Bloom • Michael Kaufman • Medina Roy hood for a wonderful Veter- bus. Then said to me, “It is so Treasurer Linda Kaplan ans’ Dinner. Thanks to Mindy weird that YOU PEOPLE write Agler for her post-Irma coun- right to left.” Okey doke. Recording Secretary seling. Thanks that WE PEOPLE Arthur Itkin Now KJCC prepares for helped you. You are welcome. Corresponding Secretary Joyce Peckman Hannukah or Chanukah or Israel is a country for HOWEVER you spell it. KJCC young people. Gershon was Financial Secretary Donna Bolton will celebrate on December here just last month to visit. th 15 . Please join us. See Su- He is an Israeli vegan who Directors Ken Atlas • Dave Feder • Susan Gordon san’s Sisterhood column and just finished his doctorate in Steve Hartz • Mitch Harvey Chai-Lights for more infor- law, he watched and looked Beth Kaminstein • Linda Pollack mation. at the damage we sustained Skip Rose • Gene Silverman • Stuart Smith KJCC is also in the process here. As a visitor, he kayaked. Sisterhood of planning a trip to Israel. We went on a catamaran that Susan Gordon Israel is a wonderful place to carried the kayaks – the cap- Adult Education & Librarian visit and a tough place to live. tain told me, he’s out of the Medina Roy Be good guests. I met a lovely boat – he’s picking up stuff. Historian British couple in the middle of Gershon came back with a Mary Lee Singer Jerusalem trying to find a lo- kayak loaded with storm Resident Scholar cation. In Israel one learns trash. How proud are we of Rabbi Richard Agler, DD when to admit one speaks these wonderful young peo- Past Presidents English. If the English speak- ple we grow? Joel S. Cohen Robert Faeges ers are really rude, no help or Then there was enjoying Ronald Horn assistance, but, like this our holidays which make so Lester Nieman charming British couple, of much sense in Israel with the Irving Stein Myron Rubin course, they were mine (my weather. Every Sukkot, we Bea Graham TRIBE) I needed to respond; would have a little tif tuf George Swartz Susan Horn they asked me, why is every- (sprinkle) of rain to let us Jim Boruszak one so RUDE? I replied, well, know the seasons were Joel Pollack it’s like family you are not on changing. And the day I stood Jeff Schocket Steve Steinbock your best behavior. Not sure across from Jerusalem’s “Old Alan Beth if that assuaged them but, City” on Abu Tor and the Stuart Sax Bernard Ginsberg hopefully, provided some wind swept through my hair Sam Vinicur comfort. Then I remember the and the heat was staggering Editor Christian ladies on the bus and I thought, “Once, David Gloria Avner who kept screaming louder stood here.” And the wind Design & Production and louder at the driver where and the heat blew over me Heather Seal they needed to go. Would I and I knew I was home. You CHAI-LIGHTS is the say anything? I finally can never go wrong with a monthly publication of the stepped in because it was so trip to Israel. Keys Jewish Community Center embarrassing for everyone. P.O. Box 1332, Tavernier, Florida 33070 [email protected] They thanked me when we –B’shalom, Beth Chai-Lights December 2017 3 tury abstract expressionists. We will explore the Nosh influences of his religious background on his artistic life as well as his work in the context of the artistic Israel Trip has Dates! world. Plans are afoot for a series of three get- Dates have been set for the upcoming KJCC togethers, each time to explore a different artist. Israel trip (May 2nd to May 14th, 2018), and we The group will have its first meeting on also have the details of the full itinerary and a Wednesday, January 24th, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. at the price tag inclusive of everything, even tips. Those KJCC. If you are interested, please contact Beth lucky enough to go on this trip will have the Kaminstein at 305-393-4013 or same wonderful guides the first KJCC group had [email protected]. Links to reference four years ago. Mike is a treasure trove of signifi- materials will be provided, so all can read up on the cant stories and font of politico/historical con- artist in advance. text, a perfect pairing with Rabbi Agler’s exper- tise and informal teaching style. Those who go Rabbi Agler’s Next Torah Service will celebrate two Shabbats in Israel. If you want Mark December 16th on your calendar. Come testimonials on the value of this experience, ask to KJCC that Saturday morning by 10:00 a.m. be- those who went on the previous trip: Georgia cause you won’t want to miss any of Rabbi Agler’s Landau, Dave Mont, Natalie Dorf, Barney Colt- last Torah learning service of 2017. It comes right man, Susan Ellner, Joyce Peckman, Medina Roy, in the middle of Chanukah and we are sure to be and Gloria Avner will be happy to regale you exposed to new insights on the holiday as we gath- with stories of their adventures and their most er to explore, discuss, chant and study Torah. Our moving moments. You might also want to “read monthly Shabbat morning experiences with Rabbi all about it” again beginning with the September Agler are always engaging and stimulating. But in 2013 issue of Chai-Lights. For details on this trip, mid-December, when we will also be welcoming contact Scott Pearl, [email protected]. back more of our snowbirds, the discussion should be especially lively and rich. (Yes, pun intended.) New Art Discussion Group in January How interesting would it be for you to be Lotsa Latkas December 15th part of a discussion group that explores artists’ Don’t forget to bring your personal and family lives and their work in depth? The idea behind chanukiahs (and candles) to our Chanukah Celebra- this group, the brainchild of Beth Kaminstein, is tion Dinner on December 15th at 6:00 p.m. It will to bring together interested KJCC members, be the fourth night of Chanukah, and when we dim Rabbi Agler, and an artist/facilitator to discuss the room lights and sing our blessings, the room specific artists who have both made an impact in will glow with that special candlelit brilliance we the art world and also had a significant Jewish look forward to seeing each year. We will sing our connection. traditional songs with some special musical accom- The first artist we'll explore is Chaim Soutine, paniment and eat our traditional foods, a dairy din- a Russian Jew born in 1893 who died in 1943. He ner replete with latkas of every description with all lived in Paris and was good friends with Modiglia- the trimmings, balanced out with creative, healthy ni (another Jew, but from Italy). Soutine's thick vegetable dishes. Please call or write Mary Anne impasto technique (using heavy layers of paint so Pearl with your RSVP and to co-ordinate your dish that brush and palette knife strokes are visi- to bring: [email protected] or by telephone at: ble) distorted the subject for emotional effect in 1-954-655-4561. Many thanks to Linda Pollack for order to evoke moods and ideas. His very sub- sponsoring this dinner, as she has done for more jective paintings were inspired by Rembrandt and years than we can count. There will be no charge Chardin and gave way to the mid-twentieth cen- for KJCC members. (See the ad on page 8.) 4 Chai-Lights December 2017 December Birthdays 28th……………………………..Elaine Schulberg 28th……………………………….Emily Sherman 1st…………………………………...Paul Hudson 28th……………………………...Kayla Silverman 1st………………………………….Rachel Levine 28th……………………………….Michael Klimpl 2nd……………………...Joseph Burke Grossman 29th……………………………………Joan Stark 2nd……………………………...Marshall A. Field 31st……………………………………..Bob Pratt 3rd…………………………………...Ashley Berk 31st…………………………………Michele Riley 3rd…………………………………Cammie Berk 3rd………………………………….Jackie LePree Support Jane and Harry’s Garden 4th………………………………………Jan Hartz You may have noticed increased activity lately in 4th……………………………………Jodi Yeager the garden begun two years ago as Harry Fried- 4th……………………………………Judith Klein man’s Eagle Scout Project. The project has evolved 5th…………………………………….Geri Smith into a thriving KJCC vegetable and herb garden. 5th…………………………………...Joseph Beth Right now, though, it needs some help to keep on 5th……………………………………..Stuart Sax growing, providing healthy, organic food both for 6th…………………………………Haley Borisoff the Food Bank at Burton Memorial Church (our 6th………………………………..Leslie Boruszak next-door neighbor) and for our own delicious 7th………………………………….Franklin Rose dishes at post-service onegs and Sisterhood din- 7th………………………….Rhett William Casey ners.
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    INTERVIEW: Opinion. Tradition. ISRAEL'S THE IAEA'S THINKING OLYMPIC BLIND FAST JUDO SPOTS AND SLOW TEAM A2. A9. A11. THE algemeiner JOURNAL PESACH ISSUE $1.00 - PRINTED IN NEW YORK FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2019 | 14 NISSAN 5779 VOL. XLV NO. 2403 Netanyahu Passes French Jewish Leaders Grieve Threshold for for Notre Dame Nomination as Cathedral Fire Israel’s Premier BY BEN COHEN Leaders of the Jewish community in France continued to express profound sorrow on Tuesday over the devas- tating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, which ravaged the roof of the 850-year-old building and caused its famous spire to collapse. Haim Korsia, France’s chief rabbi, said on Twitter that he was praying for the Catholic Church and “especially Monsignor [Michel] Aupetit,” the archbishop of Paris. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Ne- tanyahu April 14, 2019. Photo: Reuters / Ronen Zvulun / File. Parisian firefighters working in Notre Dame Cathedral after a devastating fire destroyed the roof of the historic BY REUTERS despite an announcement by Tuesday, the second day of Rivlin’s landmark. Photo: Reuters / Yves Herman. Attorney General Avichai Mandel- public consultations with political & ALGEMEINER STAFF blit’s in February that he intends to parties on their preferences for Francis Kalifat — president of communal representa- Israel‘s president said on charge the prime minister in three prime minister, he said Netanyahu tive body CRIF — expressed his “immense sadness” over the Tuesday a majority of parliament corruption cases. Netanyahu has “now has a majority of Knesset fire. A separate statement from CRIF said the organization members had advised him to have denied wrongdoing.