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05-04-2018.Pdf Editorials ..................................... 4A Op-Ed .......................................... 5A Calendar ...................................... 6A Scene Around ............................. 9A Synagogue Directory ................ 11A JTA News Briefs ........................ 13A WWW.HERITAGEFL.COM YEAR 42, NO. 35 MAY 4, 2018 19 IYYAR, 5778 ORLANDO, FLORIDA SINGLE COPY 75¢ AIPAC to host Israel at 70 event The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is hosting “Israel at 70,” featuring Yossi Klein Ha- levi on Tuesday, May 15. The event will be held at The Roth Family JCC, 851 N. Maitland Ave. in Maitland. At 5:45 p.m. there will be a Club member pre-reception and book signing. The pro- gram will begin at 7 p.m. This event is open to the com- munity. There will be dessert Gill Yaart/Flash90 and coffee. Scene of disaster during flooding in Israel’s south. Yossi Klein Halevi is a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jeru- salem. Together with Imam Yossi Klein Halevi Death toll in Dead Sea flash floods Abdullah Antepli of Duke University, he co-directs the ing American newspapers. Institute’s Muslim Leader- Halevi’s first book, “Memoirs rises to 10 as last missing teen found ship Initiative. Yossi is the of a Jewish Extremist,” told author of “Like Dreamers: the story of his teenage at- (JNS)—The death toll from flash The Story of the Israeli traction to, and subsequent floods that hit a group of teenage hikers Paratroopers Who Reunited disillusionment with Jewish in southern Israel Thursday rose from Jerusalem” and “Divided a militancy. The New York nine to 10 after a body found overnight Nation,” published by Harp- Times called it “a book of was identified as the last missing teen erCollins in 2013, which won burning importance.” His Friday morning. the Jewish Book Council’s next book is being released in The ten victims, nine girls and one Everett Family Foundation May and titled “Letters to my boy of around 18 years old, were killed Jewish Book of the Year Palestinian Neighbor.” during a field trip Thursday during flash Award. Halevi writes for For more information about floods that pummeled Israel. A group of the op-ed pages of lead- the event, call 954-382-6110. 25 students, ages 17 and 18, who were accepted to the Bnei Tzion pre-military academy in Tel Aviv for the coming year, were hiking in the Judean Desert along Judea/Samaria the Nahal Tzafit riverbed trail, that emp- ties into the Dead Sea. The young people killed in a flash flood April 27, 2018. Fifteen other students missing for not ‘occupied’ several hours, were rescued during a that it was not made aware of the trip, struck the state of Israel. Our hearts are massive search and rescue operation that as per protocol. Its director has been with the families of the teenagers who By World Israel News included Israeli Police, the Air Force’s 669 arrested for suspected negligent man- found their deaths in flash floods in the rescue team and a regional search and slaughter. south,” while adding that “the Ministry of In a US State Department rescue unit. Two were lightly wounded. Minister of Education Naftali Bennett annual report on human Israel’s Ministry of Education claims said in a statement, “A heavy tragedy has Floods on page 14A rights, the controversial term “occupied” was largely eliminated in references to various territories in and Zionistas transition to new local ZOA adjacent to Israel. While the Nearly eight years ago, four grow the organization to over term “occupied” had been women met and discussed 250 people. used in such reports since what they could do to support Recently the Zionistas the Carter administration, Israel and how they could board reached out to the Zion- the 2017 version drops this encourage others, whether ist Organization of America, term, which is generally Jewish or Christian, to join one of the oldest pro-Israel used pejoratively to criticize them. Thus, the organization organizations in the country, Israeli policy following mili- “Zionistas” was born. The to find out if they could trans- tary victories through which founders—Sandi Solomon, form the Zionistas group into the Jewish state acquired Eva Ritt, Judy Shujman, and an active ZOA chapter. control of various territories. Diana Scimone—had the The group is pleased to Whereas previous pub- Map of Judea and Samaria. foresight and dedication to announce that because of lications of the report on the community’s involvement The founders of the Zionistas (l-r), Judy Shujman, Sandi human rights had a section department in December to these past eight years, they Solomon, Eva Ritt and Diane Scimone. on “Israel and the Occu- stop using the “misleading” are able to continue pro-Israel pied Territories,” this year’s term “occupied” in refer- efforts, activism, and educa- combating what it perceives as ZOA’s Center for Law and document refers instead to ences to Judea and Samaria. tion here in Central Florida anti-Israel bias in the media, Justice is committed to se- “Israel, Golan Heights, West At the time, Friedman through ZOA. textbooks, travel guides, and curing the safety of all Jews, Bank and Gaza.” remarked in an interview, Helping with transitioning on college campuses. They fearlessly tackling every form In addition, the report “I think the settlements [in Zionistas into a ZOA group also sponsor educational and of anti-Semitism, on a college contains a new note about Judea and Samaria] are part and continuing pro-Israel cultural programs in Israel. campus, in the media, or in the status of Jerusalem, in of Israel,” which “was always activities, are Dr. Daniel Lay- ZOA lobbyists in Wash- your neighborhood. Learn light of President Trump’s the expectation when [UN] ish of Orlando, Joe Davis of ington, DC, maintain strong more about ZOA’s Center for decision on Dec. 6, 2017, to Resolution 242 was adopted.” Orlando, and Sharona Whisler ties to U.S. legislators and Law and Justice here https:// recognize Jerusalem as the He added, “The 1967 borders ([email protected]), executive law makers, ensuring that zoa.org/center-for-law-and- capital of Israel. It states that were viewed by everybody as director of ZOA Florida (based Israel’s interests are always justice/ “issues primarily related to not secure. There was always in South Florida). considered and that the bond ZOA’s Campus Division and Israeli residents of Jerusalem supposed to be some expecta- For more than 120 years, between The United States ZOA’s Fuel for Truth program are covered in the ‘Israel tion of [Israeli] expansion” ZOA has been the preeminent, and Israel remains solid. For for young professionals, is and the Golan Heights’ sec- into Judea and Samaria. unapologetic advocate for a those who are interested in educating and empowering tion. It is the position of “It is about time that the strong, independent, sovereign lobbying with ZOA this year, the next generation of Zion- the United States that the State Department stopped and safe Jewish homeland in please register for ZOA’s Lob- ists, providing them with the specific boundaries of Israeli Israel, with an undivided Je- bying Mission to Capitol Hill, knowledge and the skills nec- sovereignty in Jerusalem Judea on page 15A rusalem as its capital and with using this link https://zoa.org/ essary to ensure that our Zion- are subject to final status the right to protect its citizens. mission-events/zoa-mission- ist mission is eternal. Learn negotiations between the The organization works to to-washington/washington- more about ZOA Campus parties.” strengthen U.S.-Israel rela- mission-2018/. They’d love to here http://campus.zoa.org/ The change comes after tions through various edu- have a strong Central Florida US Ambassador to Israel cational activities, as well as representation! Zionistas on page 14A David Friedman advised the PAGE 2A HERITAGE FLORIDA JEWISH NEWS, MAY 4, 2018 Keith Levitt honored at this year’s Pavilion Golf Society Tournament Ken and Jackie, Levitt has the mission of The Jewish “It’s always great to give being one of the better golf done online at http://www. been a member of The Roth Pavilion,” said Nancy Ludin, back, to be philanthropic, courses in Central Florida,” JewishPavilion.org. Day-of- Family JCC since its begin- CEO of The Jewish Pavilion. to help others,” adds Lev- said Levitt. “Two, the course event registration takes place ning. For over 15 years Levitt, “His dedication to support- itt. Regarding his multiple is conveniently located to from 7:15-8:15 a.m. with a along with fellow community ing our programs through years of participation in the the highway. And three, the shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. A volunteer Eli Bercovici, helped both his volunteer time and Pavilion Golf Tournaments, group you hang out with will catered luncheon will follow organize and run the JCC’s creation of event materials he said, “Being able to help be a great group, the luncheon the tournament. Tickets to annual 5K fundraiser. Levitt has been invaluable.” raise money with friends and food is fantastic and there are the luncheon only are avail- is an active runner himself, For Levitt, volunteering friends of friends from all over lots of great gifts and prizes able for $40. Call the office at having completed a lifetime with The Jewish Pavilion for this charity creates unity, for playing.” The Jewish Pavilion to learn goal of running a marathon has always been an integral which is just so great.” The Pavilion Golf Society more: 407-678-9363. in all 52 states, and has now component of his family’s vol- When asked why someone Tournament takes place The Orlando Senior Help completed 83 marathons unteer efforts in the commu- should come out and play Sunday, May 6, at the Rosen Desk is operated by The Jew- total.
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