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Rabbis' Footprints in the Sand Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage E PAID Norwich, CT 06360 Permit #329 TH RETURN TO: 28 Channing St., New London, CT 06320 Serving The Jewish Communities of Eastern Connecticut & Western R.I. CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED VOL. XLI NO. 17 PUBLISHED BI-WEELY WWW.JEWISHLEADERWEBPAPER.COM SEPTEMBER 4, 2015/20 ELUL 5775 NEXT DEADLINE SEPT. 11, 2015 16 PAGES HOW TO REACH US - BY PHONE 860-442-8062 • BY FAX 860-443-4175 • BY EMAIL [email protected] • BY MAIL: 28 CHANNING STREET, NEW LONDON, CT 06320 Votes for Iran deal one shy By Erica Werner, Associated Press Maryland, top Democrat on the Foreign Supporters of the Iran nuclear deal Relations Committee, predicted that are on the cusp of clinching the neces- Obama would get to 34 votes by week’s sary Senate votes to keep the contested end. agreement alive and hand President Republicans unanimously oppose Barack Obama a major foreign policy the deal, which aims to curb Iran’s victory in spite of furious opposition. nuclear program in exchange for relief Democratic Sens. Bob Casey of from economic sanctions, and the Israe- Pennsylvania and Chris Coons of Dela- li government is vehemently opposed. The Jewish Federation of Eastern ware on Sept. 1 became the 32nd and But critics have failed to use Congress’ 33rd senators to announce support for summer recess to turn the tide against the deal, just one shy of the 34 votes the deal. Only two Democratic senators Ct & Jewish Leader wish needed to uphold an Obama veto of have come out against it. GOP legislation aimed at blocking it. With 34 votes looking to be within “This agreement will substantially reach, supporters have begun aiming everyone a sweet New Year. constrain the Iranian nuclear program to get 41 votes, which would block the for its duration, and compared with all disapproval resolution from passing realistic alternatives, it is the best op- in the first tion available to us at this time,” Casey place, and Rabbis’ footprints in the sand said in a statement. In remarks at the would spare By Armi Rowe, Special to the Leader University of Delaware, Coons said: “I Obama from will support this agreement despite its having to use “I was invited to succeed a very fine rabbi and enter flaws because it is the better strategy his vetoDEAL pen. One year ago, Temple Emanu-El’s Rabbi into a welcoming and open-minded atmosphere in an for the United States to lead a coalesced CONT. ON Search Committee conducted surveys, re- appealing part of the country,” said Rabbi Saulson, who global community in containing the PAGE 11 viewed candidate resumes, held interviews appreciates the opportunity to explore different areas of spread of nuclear weapons.” and then reached a consensus to invite Rabbi the U.S. as well as meet new people. Earlier Tuesday Sen. Ben Cardin of Scott Saulson to fill the interim rabbi position As of July 1, 2015, Rabbi Scott Saulson officially as- 2015 Community Harvest for one year. Rabbi Aaron Rosenberg’s retire- sumed the duties of Temple Emanu-El’s Interim Rabbi, Supper & Emissary Welcome ment, after 35 years of service, prompted this which aside from the usual responsibilities of a syna- special time in Temple Emanu-El’s journey gogue’s spiritual leader, includes providing Temple Wed., Sept. 30 • 5:45-8 p.m. -- an opportunity for the Temple to reflect on Emanu-El’s Board of Trustees and congregation with all who they are as a congregation and decide col- the rabbi transition guidance he has harnessed from his Sponsored by the lectively how they want to proceed, before set- past assignments as an interim rabbi. According to Saul- Jewish Federation of Eastern CT tling Selichoton their next Rabbi. program son, his November placement was the earliest ever, as interim rab- Temple Emanu-El, 29 Dayton Rd., Waterford at Beth Jacob bis typically don’t receive word of Committee Chairs: Cecile Feldman & Ann Meitzen their next assignment until Febru- If you enjoy cooking and would like to Sat- ary. prepare a Jewish, Israeli, or any other ethnic urday,The entireSeptember Jewish 5, Community 2015 is invited to “I see how I could have done things differently with each assign- dish that is dairy, fish or vegetarian for 8-10 attend a community Selichot program on hosted by Beth ment,” said Saulson, who admitted people, please contact Cecile at Jacob Synagogue (400 New London Tpk., Nor- one of the things he enjoys about [email protected] or wich).8:00 p.m. his job is acquiring new skills. 860-739-0474 by Friday, Sept . 11. The evening will begin with a dessert social Originally from Miami Beach, at Beth Jacob Synagogue’s High Holi- Rabbi Saulson grew up with Con- Your dish can be either a main course, RABBI SAULSON CONT. ON PG 15 day guest cantor, Cantor Deborah Zeitlen will servative Judaism and later affili- a side dish, or a dessert. present “Insights into Kol Nidre” including con- Inside this edition This year’s event will welcome the Emissaries tributions from the area clergy. Selihot services and benefit the JFEC Food Pantry. Please make willCantor follow theDeborah dessert Zeitlensocial and and program. Cantorial The Rabbis’ Messages for the High Holidays Page 10 sure to bring canned Soloistevening shouldSherry concludeBarnes around 10:15. High Holiday Service Schedule Page 11 protein like tuna fish Ashernet Pictorial Year in Review Page 7-9 of Temple Emanu-El or chicken, peanut will be leading services along with Rabbis Ju- Artie Dean, Intrigue on the Thames Page 5 butter, pasta, canned lius Rabinowitz (Beth Jacob), Rachel Safman Carol Cory, Summer’s Endless Bounty Page 3 veggies, and/or cereal (Beth El), Ken Alter (Ahavath Achim), Jeremy Mention & Menschen by Nadine Lipman Page 2 when you come. Schwartz (Bnai Israel), Scott Saulson (Emanu- $5 p/p donation El), Susan Schein (Zachs Hillel House, Connecti- Tashlich by Teddy Weinberger Page 15 requested cut College) and members of Klezmenschen led Opinions & Letters Page 12 by Roz Etra (Beth Jacob), event chair. For further information, please call Beth Ja- cob Synagogue at 860-886-2459. 2 THE JEWISH LEADER, SEPTEMBER 4, 2015 Mention & Menschen from 18 differentMark vendors...CHAI!!!) 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