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Challenge on the Campus
Volume 10 • Issue 3 Summer 2015 URGENCY IN UKRAINE Under Siege and Displaced STRIVING TO PROVIDE Voices of Local Agency Heads SOLIDARITY AND SPIRIT Rock 3,000 at IsraelFest CHALLENGE ON THE CAMPUS Boca Raton, Florida 33428 Florida Raton, Boca Preparing Young People to 9901 Donna Klein Boulevard Klein Donna 9901 Step Up, Speak Out & Act 1 CHAILIFE We’re Saving you a Seat! JOIN US FOR OUR COMMUNITY MISSION TO ISRAEL! PASSENGER B OA R D I N G your naMe here PASS DATE NOVEMBER 13-19, 2015 DATE 11.13.15 - 11.19.15 DEPARTURE USA ARRIVAL TEL AVIV, ISRAEL MISSION CHAIRS KAREN & MARK DERN ADELE & HERMAN LEBERSFELD See the Innovation Nation Enjoy food, wine and culture Meet with security experts Experience outdoor adventures Attend sessions with Celebrate Shabbat in Jerusalem and more! government officials jewishboca.org/spirit For more information, contact Barbara Kabatznik at 561.852.6050 or [email protected]. PRICE: $3,200* per person – land only, double occupancy *$500 subsidy per person available A minimum individual gift of $500 to the 2016 UJA/Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Annual Campaign is required to attend. C atCh the Spirit! We’re Saving 6 JOIN US FOR OURyou COMMUNITY MISSIONa STO ISRAEL!eat! 8 PASSENGER B OA R D I N G your naMe here PASS 16 DATE NOVEMBER 13-19, 2015 DATE 11.13.15 - 11.19.15 DEPARTURE USA 36 ARRIVAL TEL AVIV, ISRAEL MISSION CHAIRS KAREN & MARK DERN ADELE & HERMAN LEBERSFELD 44 FEATURES 4 AN URGENT CALL See the Innovation Nation Enjoy food, wine and culture Ukraine in Need Meet with security experts Experience outdoor adventures 6 JOURNEY TO IMPACT Attend sessions with Celebrate Shabbat in Jerusalem and more! Our 2015 Annual Meeting government officials 8 IN SOLIDarity AND SPIRIT CONTENTS IsraelFest 2015 14 THEY STRIVE to PROVIDE Voices of Agency Heads 14 Federation Partnerships 20 Campaign 2015 jewishboca.org/spirit 16 COMMUNITY OF unity For Naftali, Gil-Ad & Eyal 26 Men’s Division For more information, contact Barbara Kabatznik at 561.852.6050 or [email protected]. -
Israel's Basic Questions Revisited
PAGE 2 p Spring 2015 PRESIDENT'S MEMO Zionism: The Unfinished Task PAGE 15 ELECTION SEASON, AGAIN Israel’s electoral structure helps explain frequent returns ISRAEL to the voting booth PAGE 21 INSTITUTE ECHOES OF REVISIONISM MAGAZINE The history and legacy of Menachem Begin IN THIS ISSUE: Israel’s Basic Questions Revisited Experts discuss Zionism and Jewish statehood KOLDIRECTOR'SSPOTLIGHT: HAMACHON LETTER ACADEMIA It is a great pleasure to be able to offer this second issue of Israel Institute Magazine. We are very excited to be able to share with you insights from the work of the Institute over the last several months. In this issue of the magazine, you will be able to read about our ongo- ing discussion on Zionism, a topic that has been the focus of many of the Institute’s recent activities and the research of many of its affiliated scholars. The subject of our annual conference, held this past fall, was the continuing relevance of Zionism as an organizing concept. It is no secret that Israel is undergoing a period of signif- icant change. The founding generation is dwindling and the second generation of state lead- ers – those who were children when the state was created but who turned Zionism from a revolution into an established, enduring and functioning state – are themselves passing on the reins to a generation that was born after the state was created. The Zionism that powered the transformation of the Jewish people from a diaspora nation into a sovereign nation-state must, naturally, evolve. In this issue of Israel Insti- tute Magazine, we report on our annual conference and the ideas that it raised in relation to the meaning of modern Zionism for today’s Israelis and for diaspora Jews. -
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REMEMBERING CARLEBACH AFTER 20 YEARS page 6 SITTING WITH SHARANSKY page 10 RABBI PRUZANSKY QUITS AREA CONVERSION COURT page 12 NOW PLAYING AT THE TEANECK FILM FESTIVAL page 51 NOVEMBER 7, 2014 VOL. LXXXIV NO. 7 $1.00 83 2014 NORTH JERSEY JSTANDARD.COM Local reporter Mike Kelly’s look at a horrible crime CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED SERVICE CHANGE Teaneck, NJ 07666 NJ Teaneck, Page 30 1086 Teaneck Road Teaneck 1086 and its aftermath Jewish Standard Jewish JS-2 2 JEWISH STANDARD NOVEMBER 7, 2014 JS-3* Page 3 Animating a Japanese invasion (of tourists) l If you want to sell, you have to speak We’ve never claimed to be experts the language of your customers. on Japanese culture, so who knows. Making the case for So the surprising thing may be According to Ynet, the embassy that it took this long for the Israeli says it’s working: “The feedback Jewish Halloween costumers embassy in Tokyo to produce a we’re getting for the project is series of videos promoting travel to unprecedented. The show is receiving l We’re not big trick-or-treaters our- justice. Israel, in the anime style of Japanese massive media attention all across selves, but we certainly respect the true As mom Kate Livingston wrote to the animation most familiar to American Japan. The main goal is to showcase masters of costumery. Huffington Post when she submitted this parents from Pokemon cartoons. the lighter and original aspects of No question about it: Prize for best picture: “our 12-week-old son Sycamore Tourism from Japan certainly needs Israeli society all the while paying costume, Halloween 5765 edition, goes is his favorite feminist action figure, Ruth a boost: The country doesn’t even homage and respect to Japanese to a portrayal of a popular — and Jewish bader Ginsburg!” rate among Israel’s 21 highest provider popular culture.” — take-no-prisoners Supreme Court Larry yudeLson of visitors. -
Project Retrospective 2009-2015
PROJECT RETROSPECTIVE 2009-2015 Israel Committee of The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism ISRAEL PROGRAM BANK FOR THE CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT Thanks to our partnership with Nefesh B' Nefesh, we have produced a significant Israel Program Bank for the Conservative Movement. It includes all the NBN Ma'alot Grant recipients from 2009 through 2015, supported by Nefesh B'Nefesh in the amount of a total of over $300,000 in distribution. The Program Bank will address a need as expressed over the years. To make it user-friendly, the reader will find two Indexes. The first Index will indicate subject according to pages. For example, someone needing examples of Yom Ha’Atzmaut programs can easily find the appropriate entries, each with title, program description and contact information for the synagogue(s). The second index is by city and state, enabling one to reach out to recipients in his/her area. In all cases, copy me. If the contact information is outdated, I will locate the Rabbi currently serving the synagogue and provide new contact information. Again this represents a significant first. We hope you will find it useful. Looking forward to hearing from you. Rabbi Paul Freedman Director, Israel Strategic Partnerships, Israel Cohort, Conservative Movement Chairman, Masorti Committee on Aliyah & Klitah Jerusalem, Israel e-mail:[email protected] Ma’alot Grants 2009-2015 Program Review USCJ Israel Committee VISION: The vision of the USCJ Israel Committee is to empower Jews in North America through the community of kehillot to fully engage with Israel. The vision is to facilitate and strengthen the connections between Conservative kehillot, the individuals therein and Israel such that Israel is integral to their identities and actions as Conservative Jews. -
Celebrate Israeli Culture!
A Publication of the Jewish Community Federation of Greater Chattanooga Volume 21 Number 4 December 2007 Chai Nite 2008 is onTHE January 26. SH FAR A Publication of the Jewish Federation of Greater Chattanooga Volume 28 Number 3 November 2014 Look for an insert in this issue! Rabbi Brad Hirschfield CommunityCelebrate Menorah Israeli Culture! Scholar-in-Residence Comedian BenjiLighting Lovitt and Dinner Bar Kocva Israeli Art Expo This month at the Jewish Cultural Center Community members are welcome to attend brings many exciting opportunities to cel- any or all of these events for no cost. ebrate a variety of aspects of Israeli culture. We hope you’ll join us for all of them! Transportation available with advance notice. Wed. December 5, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, November 1, comedian Benji RSVPs REQUIRED JewishLovitt Cultural will be bringing his Center original brand of [email protected]; 493-0270, ext. 10. Israeli humor to Chattanooga. Roman Glass Featuring the Chattanooga“By deconstructing Girlsthe details Choir! of Israeli cul- ture and the immigrant experience in Israel, Schedule of Events Bring your own menorahBenji’s and energy we’ll and light enthusiasm the second will make candle of Chanukahyou laugh as out a community.loud as he sheds light on El Al Jew Crew Event – From The Maccabees to security, Jewish holidays, and exactly what Oil on Canvas Enjoy a delicious kosher dinner and time with Bronze Fiddler Christmakuh: Who Are We? makes American and Israeli Jews different Titanium Sunday, December 2 from eachfriends. other.” (Source: Activities Benjilovitt.com) and gift bags for the kids! Benji spent a year in Israel on “Young Judaea Year Course,” then 12:15 p.m.