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Ottawa Jewish ✡ ottawa jewish ✡ Mayne’s short stories page 4 www.ottawajewishbulletin.com bulletinfebruary 18, 2013 volume 77, no. 9 shevat 24, 5773 Ottawa Jewish Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. • 21 Nadolny Sachs Private, Ottawa, Ontario K2A 1R9 • Editor: Michael Regenstreif $2.00 Hundreds turn out to perform acts of kindness on Mitzvah Day By Ilana Belfer Sherman, “to give tzedakah and What does it take to repair the give to others.” world? One braid of challah, five Challah braiding, blanket as- stitches on a blanket, enough glue sembly and crafts with the resi- to keep homemade gifts from dents of Hillel Lodge were just falling apart? some of the activities taking place On February 10, about 700 peo- held at the Soloway Jewish Com- ple performed acts of kindness in munity Centre (SJCC). the spirit of Tikkun Olam as part of The opening ceremonies in- the Jewish Federation of Ottawa’s cluded a hip-hop dance routine by seventh annual Mitzvah Day. teenagers from Capital City (From left) Honorary Mitzvah day barbers Mayor Jim Watson, Stuntman Stu and Jeffrey Miller cut at least “It mobilizes our community,” Dance before the mitzvot began 10 inches of hair from Meera Tatham, Naomi Geithner and Karli Speevak. The hair was donated to Locks said Mitzvah Day Chair Randi (Continued on page 2) of Love for hairpieces for children who need them for medical reasons. (Photo: Francie Greenspoon) Nuclear Iran is a challenge to the entire free world, says Israeli expert Menashri By Louise Rachlis Jewish Bulletin in a telephone in- Israel’s right to exist is one of the The serious challenges posed terview he was hesitant to be more Iranian regime’s basic principles by Iran extend far beyond Israel, specific about what he would dis- and one of its often-heard is says David Menashri, an Israeli cuss because “in the Middle East, “Death to Israel.” expert on Iran who will be speak- six weeks is a long time.” He said it’s much more conve- ing in Ottawa on March 5. According to Menashri, com- nient for Iran to threaten Israel “Usually, people think it’s a bining the Iranian regime’s radical than to threaten the United States, problem of Israel’s, but it’s a chal- ideology with nuclear capabilities which they hate as well. lenge to the free world and West- cannot be tolerated. “The Islamic ideology also in- ern civilization in general, and to “The world can live with coun- fluences the situation with Israel’s the Middle East and Israel togeth- tries with nuclear weapons, or Arab neighbours,” said Menashri. er,” said Menashri, president of with countries with a radical ide- “Viewed from Tehran, the the College of Law and Business ology, but it’s the combination of Arab-Israeli conflict is between in Ramat Gan. both that poses a most serious the absolute good of Islam and the Menashri’s Ottawa lecture is challenge,” he said. absolute wrong philosophy of entitled “Iran, Political Islam and “Especially problematic” for Zionism. For them, the conflict is David Menashri, an Israeli expert on Iran, will speak March 5 at the Israel,” but he told the Ottawa Israel, he said, is that the denial of (Continued on page 2) Soloway JCC. World Class Outsourcing ... and more! 613-744-6444 613-244-7225 Providing quality service 613-744-5767 613-244-4444 to the National Capital Region since 1947! www.boydgroup.on.ca Page 2 – Ottawa Jewish Bulletin – February 18, 2013 Randi Sherman: Mitzvahs are ‘what being Jewish is all about’ (Continued from page 1) with Karli Speevak, 24, Naomi Geithner, 7, and Meera Tatham, 4, stepping on stage sporting pigtails. Each would have at least 10 inches of their hair cut for Locks of Love, a charity that provides hairpieces to children who need them for medical rea- sons. Their honorary barbers – under the su- pervision of Spartacat – were Mayor Jim Watson, Majic 100 morning host Stuntman Stu, and Jeffrey Miller of event sponsor Ginsberg Gluzman Fage & Levitz. Speevak and the two girls said they were inspired by the Locks of Love donors at last year’s Mitzvah Day. Among the Mitzvah Day projects taking place at the SJCC were teams assembling birthday kits for children living in shelters and personal hygiene packages for patients at CHEO and Élizabeth Bruyère Hospital. Downstairs, the mural in the tunnel link- Challahs to be used for Shabbat dinners for families served by the Ottawa Kosher ing the SJCC with Hillel Lodge was getting Food Bank are prepared during Mitzvah Day. (Photo: Francie Greenspoon) a facelift. A Mitzvah Day volunteer helps prepare There was a theme, noticeable at every cluding cooking and serving lunch at Shep- named Yael from Toronto. … It was very ex- thank you cards for IDF soldiers. (Photo: Francie Greenspoon) turn: families. herds of Good Hope by a group of 25 young citing that some person I never met supports Nina Jason sat with three of her four chil- adults. what I do. It made me feel very happy … comes down to a key principal: “Mitzvahs dren making fleece blankets, which will There were four other off-site events, in- that people abroad care about what we do.” and good deeds – that’s what being Jewish warm the laps and hands of people with ALS cluding packing food at the Ottawa Food For Sherman, universal Jewishness is all about.” and seniors. Jason’s children attend the Tem- Bank. ple Israel Religious School, one of several “We were looking also to partner up with schools that participated in Mitzvah Day. the general non-Jewish community, which I David Menashri to speak Many participating families said Mitz- think also is very good because it’s impor- vah Day was a great lesson for their kids. tant for the community to see that as a Jew- “It’s teaching our kids to do good things ish entity we do lots of good not just with on Iran, March 5 at SJCC because it’s part of the values we want to in- our own,” Sherman explained. (Continued from page 1) Iran’s nuclear program con- gloomy and laced with stil in them,” said Aaron Smith, father to Also new this year were collections in not national, but religious. tinues. growing disenchantment Rubin, 5, Georgia, 3, and new baby Jack. partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of For a country like Iran, it’s Menashri’s expertise on and frustration. There was also a focus this year on in- Ottawa, Fairy Godmothers Inc. and Roger’s convenient and necessary to Iran dates back to the 1970s A professor emeritus of cluding the emerging generation, aged 18 to House. raise the flag of Jerusalem. when he spent the final two Tel Aviv University, Mena- 35, in Mitzvah Day activities. While most of the volunteers finished Their proxies are in the years of the Shah’s regime shri was head of the univer- “As a community, the emerging genera- Mitzvah Day feeling fulfilled, some saw Gaza Strip (Hamas) and conducting research and sity’s Department of Middle tion is where our future is and we need to immediate impact from their actions. Aaron Lebanon (Hezbollah).” field study in Iran on the Eastern and African History get them involved when they’re not being Smith said his kids received great apprecia- Menashri thinks there is eve of Iran’s Islamic revolu- and founding director of its dragged by their parents,” said Sherman. tion when they handed their arts and crafts much the free world can do tion. Alliance Center for Iranian “That generation is what we need to contin- to residents at Hillel Lodge. to meet the challenge of “The dream of the Iran- Studies. He has been a visit- ue as a warm, vibrant Jewish community – And, while those making care packages radical Iran. ian revolutionaries of 1979 ing Fulbright scholar at so we need to engage them and make them and writing thank you cards to IDF soldiers “Recently, I must admit was to achieve two things: Princeton University and feel welcome.” weren’t necessarily expecting feedback, that Western countries are social justice and political Cornell University. His re- This was done by including young adults they got it. doing a lot to pressure Iran, justice – or bread and free- search and teachings focus on the Mitzvah Day Committee and by ex- “I myself was a soldier before Operation and the effect of the sanc- dom. For the young people on the social and political panding the number of off-site mitzvot, in- Cast Lead in the Gaza Strip,” Roi Mitteiler tions has been significant. in Cairo two years ago, it history of modern Iran, of the Israeli Embassy told They have not yet changed was basically the same.” education and moderniza- volunteers. the country’s policies, but, February 11 will be the tion in the Middle East, Is- TODAY IS A GOOD DAY “We got a big amount of for the first time, they are 34th anniversary of the rev- lamic radicalism, Shi’i po- packages from all across pressuring hard.” olution, a date Menashri litical thought and Persian TO MAKE THINGS SIMPLER world delivered to us and I Despite sanctions im- says Iranians will mark in Gulf and Central Asian af- got one from young girl posed by Western countries, an atmosphere that is fairs. Insurance and investment solutions that fit your life. Menashri will speak I can help you with: Tuesday, March 5, 7:00 pm, • Critical illness insurance • Personal health insurance at the Soloway Jewish • Long term care insurance • Financial planning Community Centre, 21 Nadolny Sachs Private.
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