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201-816-4000 Dr. Jeremy Peyser Dr. Nicolas Elian Dr. Martha Miqueo Vizstara Dental 300 Sylvan Ave. Floor 3 Englewood Cliffs NJ, 07632 www.vizstaradental.com OF BERGEN COUNTY June 13 | 15 Sivan - Parshat Shlach CANDLE Light Candles: 8:10 - Shabbat Ends: 9:20 June 12, 2014 • 14 Sivan 5774Issue #37 www.jewishlinkbc.com Distributed weekly LIGHTING YU’s Fiscal Challenge: Congress to Press Administration Shrinking Budget Pains on Iran Nuclear Deal Check out our By Anne Phyllis Pinzow By Julian Pecquet/Al-Monitor.com ert Menendez, D-N.J., told Al-Mon- itor in a hallway interview. Produce & ashington Heights—Yeshiva ongressional action on Iran is The goal, he said, will be “get- Prices! WUniversity stands as one of Cheating up again as the July 20 ting an update as to what is hap- the fi nest universities in the Unit- deadline for a fi nal nuclear deal pening and also, from my perspec- ed States as well as Israel. Its grad- between Iran and world powers tive, looking at what happens the SEE AD ON BACK COVER uates have excelled in nearly every fast approaches. The leaders of the day after an agreement, is some- fi eld of endeavor, and compared to House Foreign Affairs and Senate thing that no one’s really pay- some universities of equal stand- Foreign Relations Committees said ing attention to. And I’ll be look- ing, its tuition is signifi cantly less June 4 they will hold hearings on ing forward to having that type of according the U.S. News and World Iran’s compliance with its nucle- hearing.” Report’s 2013-2014 ranking of col- ar obligations ahead of the July 20 Separately, House Foreign Af- leges. Full-time equivalent (FTE) deadline. fairs Committee Chairman Ed enrollment is 6,704 students as of Meanwhile, activists on both Royce, R-Calif., announced a series sides of the issue are ramping up of hearings on Iran’s nuclear record CONTINUED ON P. 87 YU President Richard Joel their outreach to Congress. and the Barack Obama administra- “We’ll be looking at an Iran tion’s diplomatic outreach. hearing in the near future,” Senate CONTINUED ON P. 12 Students Get Inspired By Foreign Relations Chairman Rob- See Ad on Page 3 Israel’s Mission to the Moon East Ramapo School District By Shmuel “Sushi” Kaplan Batt les: Oversight is Requested aramus—SpaceIL, an Israeli Pnon-profi t organization, is at- By Anne Phyllis Pinzow Factors fueling the situation are tempting to land the fi rst Israeli accusations of fi scal irresponsibil- 1100 PPERCENTERCENT spacecraft on the moon by the end tate Legislators receiving two ity and irregularities, a shift in de- DDISCOUNTISCOUNT OONN of 2015 as part of a contest called Sdifferent delegations from the mographics during the last 30 years, SSCOTCHCOTCH & BBOURBONOURBON the Google Lunar XPrize competi- East Ramapo Central School Dis- tight money, the proliferation of BBOTTLESOTTLES - LLIMITEDIMITED tion. On a recent afternoon, Spa- trict (ERCSD) have been faced with non-public schools, and a formula TTIMEIME OONLY!NLY! ceIL unveiled its mission to 500 a population of angry parents, de- for State Aid that ignores the reali- students from Frisch, Ma’ayanot, fensive administrators, frustrated ties of the situation. See ad on page 11 and several other schools, who had educators and interdenomination- While the district is ranked as come together to share in the ex- SpaceIL’s spacecraft is no bigger than al clergy attempting to keep at bay one of the wealthiest in the state, citement of space exploration. a dishwasher with legs. escalating rumors, contention and a more than 75 percent of the stu- The visit from SpaceIL was simmering hatred stirred up by rab- dents are fi nancially eligible for free part of the organization’s visit to CONTINUED ON P. 65 ble rousing blogs with students as ShabbosLift the pawns. CONTINUED ON P. 24 Solutions Schools, Yeshivas to Collaborate at Shabbos-Friendly Frisch Boys Varsity Mobility June 29 Conference at CBY in Teaneck Soccer Champs SPORTS We Make Stairs Easy. By Elizabeth Kratz sions, an afternoon keynote, giv- Shabbos Included. en right before mincha, will be pre- By Tyler Hod eaneck—At last count, 33 educa- sented by Mrs. Shani Taragin. Her See Ad on Page 26 Ttional organizations have come speech is entitled, “Home School- efensemen Jer- together to help sponsor the June ing our Children.” Demy Hikind 29 Teaneck Community Collabo- The conference is the brain- and Justin Hod led rative Conference, which is subti- child of Rabbi Reuven Taragin, who the team to vic- tled, “Educating and Inspiring Our is the dean of overseas students at tory with a solid Children Together.” The event will the Yeshivat HaKotel, where he has score of 8-4. Cou- be held at Teaneck’s Congregation worked for the past 18 years. gar goalie, junior B’nai Yeshurun, beginning with “This should become a forum Tyler Hod, frus- shacharis at 8:00 a.m., followed by on how to better educate our chil- trated the North TTHEHE 22014014 JJEEWWISHISH breakfast and a morning keynote dren, and has three main goals,” he Shore Stars in the NNORTHERNORTHERN NNJJ speech from Rabbi Dr. Meir Y. So- told JLBC. The fi rst goal is that by fi rst quarter by PPOPULATIONOPULATION SSURVEYURVEY loveichik. His talk is entitled “The doing a communal event like this, blocking all their shots except for Frisch Boys Varsity Soccer defeats IISS CCOMING!OMING! Yeshiva Shel Ma’alah and the Ivy North Shore for championship title. See Ad on Page 2 League.” After fi ve breakout ses- CONTINUED ON P. 23 CONTINUED ON P. 69 Credit Amanda Leifer. 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At the end of a resounding political defeat for Netanya- At the J Street Confrence in San Fran- idents of Major American Jewish Organi- the day, fi ve candidates competed in the hu who has lost a lot of political ground cisco last week, Haaretz reports that J zations, does support it. “We spend a lot fi nal race after Silvan Shalom pulled out recently, especially inside Likud. Street president, Jeremy Ben-Ami, vowed of time out speaking against BDS against after coming under suspicion for sexual that J Street will never advocate boycott- Israel, in synagogues and on campus- offenses, and former Minister Binyamin Lapid Blames Bibi for ing Israel, but warned Israelis that “a real es and forth,” Americans for Peace Now (Fuad) Ben Eliezer, a member of the La- Rift with U.S. and serious threat” of boycotts, divest- President Debra DeLee said, “but we bor Party, left after being questioned by Al-Monitor reports that Finance Minis- ment and sanctions is headed their way. joined Peace Now in Israel in a campaign police for alleged fi nancial improprie- ter Yair Lapid broke ties with right-wing co- Right-wing activists accuse J Street of to boycott settlement products.” ty. Moshe Sheetrit (member of the Kadi- alition members and laid claim to Israel’s covertly supports BDS, a claim Ben-Ami’s ma movement and former Jewish Agency center-left.
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    AMERICAN FRIENDS OF MUSEUMS IN ISRAEL INAUGURAL GALA April 27, 2015 The Plaza Hotel New York American Friends of Museums in Israel Inaugural Gala 2015 Honorees The Honorable Nir Barkat, Mayor of Jerusalem Nathan A. Bernstein Chaim Katzman Adam D. Tihany Artist of the Year Massimo Vitali Special Guest Ido Aharoni Consul General of Israel in New York Monday, April 27, 2015 6:30pm Cocktails and Silent Auction 7:30pm Dinner Dance and Live Auction The Plaza Hotel, New York American Friends of Museums in Israel Inaugural Gala 2015 Welcome David Genser Executive Committee American Friends of Museums in Israel Motzi Rabbi Barton Shallat Guest Speaker Ido Aharoni Consul General of Israel in New York Address Eilat Lieber General Director and Chief Curator Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem Address Raphie Etgar Artistic Director and Curator Museum on the Seam, Jerusalem – A Socio Political Contemporary Art Museum Message from Honoree The Honorable Nir Barkat, Mayor of Jerusalem Live Auction Address Ed Blank Executive Committee American Friends of Museums in Israel Address Galit Gaon Chief Curator Design Museum Holon Presentation of Awards to Honorees Chaim Katzman and Adam D. Tihany by Alon Sapan Moshe (Peter) Peterburg Director General and Chairman of the Board Design Museum Holon Design Museum Holon Address Nissim Tal Director General Haifa Museums Presentation of Award to Honoree Nathan A. Bernstein Presentation of Award to Artist of the Year Massimo Vitali by Jane Shallat Board of Trustees American Friends of Museums in Israel Accepted by Rachel Smith Partner Benrubi Gallery Emcee for the evening DawnMarie Kotsonis Gala Honorary Committee Moti Sasson, Mayor of Holon Yonah Yahav, Mayor of Haifa Ido Aharoni, Consul General of Israel in New York Aviad Ivri, Consul for Cultural Affairs in North America U.S.