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Ruach-Pesach-2021Lowres The Magazine of Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation 2021 Pesach 5781 Pesach Sameach EDITORIAL The Editors congratulate all those elected to office at the Synagogue’s AGM and wish them well in their endeavours on behalf of the Congregation. At this difficult time, wishing Rabbi and Rebbetzen Jesner, and the community good health and, despite being in Lockdown, Pesach Kosher V’Sameach. CORINNE REIN – Editor RICHARD SAUNDERS, CHRIS WOODWARD – Assistant Editors Contents 3 From the Chief Rabbi 4 Pesach message – Rabbi Jesner 5 Board Of Deputies – President Marie Van Der Zyl 11 Remembering Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks z"l 16 Magnificent Obsession 35 Diary Contributions for the Rosh Hashanah edition to be received by 2nd August 2021. Ruach Magazine is published by: Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation, Synagogue Chambers, Wootton Gardens, Bournemouth BH1 1PW Tel: 01202 557433. E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] © BHC2021. Unless otherwise specified, none of the establishments advertising in this magazine is supervised by the Bournemouth Hebrew Congregation. For advertising please contact the Editors Office [email protected] Advertising rates: Full page Cover colour: £200. Colour full page: £150.00. Colour half page: £75.00. Colour quarter page £35.00. Full page black & white: £100. Half page black & white £50. Quarter page black & white £25. Although no charge is made for Personal announcements, a small donation to offset printing costs would be appreciated. ~1~ LEADERSHIP t Pesach we celebrate many and ideas would be drowned out by others who things. The most basic and have been around for longer. Aimportant of these is Freedom. There is a Seder night conundrum. Why is Moses We cast off the shackles of slavery only mentioned once in the whole of the Haggadah? in Egypt and set out on a journey to After all, he was the greatest ever leader of the Jewish people, central to the story of the Exodus. the Promised Land. Mixed emotions of relief, apprehension, joy and hope We would like to suggest that it is to teach that will have been at the forefront of all the focus should be not only on the leader, but on all the Israelites, who got their act together and those starting that journey. pushed their way forward as a team towards a better future. And so they are for us too, at the start of our journey out of the pandemic. The Israelites’ road So, in the short term, should it be with us. BHC map out of lockdown was 40 years long, ours is needs to push forward out of the pandemic as a expected to take only 4 months, but the goal is the team. Our message is in the same format as the same – Freedom. Freedom to be out and about. Government’s over the last 12 months: Freedom to come to shul for services and social events. Freedom to meet our friends and hug our grandchildren. Freedom to live more normally than Step Forward – Join the Team – Protect the BHC we have for the last 12 months. Our hopes for the future should not allow us to forget the past. Over the last year BHC has been We need to work together to get the show on on the same roller-coaster ride as Congregations the post-pandemic road, fully functioning and fit throughout the UK and the world. Shuls have been for purpose. We need to make plans for the future, closed, services and social events have moved to to engage with more of our Jewish neighbours, Zoom, rites of passage such as Bar/Batmitzvahs, whether they be holiday home visitors or those who weddings and funerals have had to be drastically up to now have been unaffiliated and disinterested. modified. At BHC we are indebted to our outgoing We need to keep modernising. Executive, Josie Lipsith and Eric Kurt for managing all of this and much much more. To do all these things we need the lay leaders of the future to join the BHC management team of They have worked tirelessly with the Executive today to guarantee our continuity. ‘We’ includes Committee, the Rabbi and Rebbetzin and many ‘You’. Please step forward. volunteers to promote togetherness and stability, to make decisions and take action where it was We have shown enormous resilience as a needed, to look after the vulnerable, provide the Congregation over the last 12 months, and we will necessary services like the Shop and the Mikveh and continue onward and upward. Wishing everyone in to keep us together. For all of that we give them a the Kehilla Chag Kasher V’sameach. loud ‘shkoyach’. But we need to do more than that. Stephen White At our AGM in February no-one agreed to stand for Executive office – President or Vice President – Ivor Weintroub and there were fewer nominations for Executive Mahir Ozdamar Committee positions than spaces available, so no election was necessary. This was disappointing, but not surprising. Some will have asked themselves ‘Who needs the tsorus?’ Some will have wondered if they have the experience necessary to take part in the management of the Kehilla, or if their contribution ~2~ ~3~ A PESACH MESSAGE – RABBI JESNER ho would have thought that difference to people’s outlook in giving a year would go by and we charity. He raised over £32 million pounds for the NHS. The television Wwould still be reliant on modern showed us the global effect of what this technology to allow us to unite as a 99 year old man could achieve. community, rather than being able to We saw a village hall stacked from end to end with cards gather together in person? marking the occasion of his 100th birthday, which he richly deserved. He epitomised what Britain was going through The strange scenario of having gone through the full and what Britain stood for at this particular time. The Prime gamut of Yom Tovim, without meeting up with each other Minister, Boris Johnson, said “in the face of the country’s at Kiddushim, without celebrating together, without deepest post-war crisis, he united us all, cheered us up, and grieving together, has brought a different understanding embodied the triumph of the human spirt”. During some to the meaning of the words ‘unity’ and ‘harmony’. of the most challenging times in recent history he became a Whereas before we met, congregated and chatted to each shining beacon of hope. other at a kiddush, I now sit down on a Friday afternoon His simple message of hope, of keeping faith, of caring and Motzei Shabbat, and the congregation and I are for other people, is the same as our message at the time of bound together through the medium of Zoom. Pesach. We say the words ‘Kol Dichfin Yaysae vi Yaechool’ Our sad times are shared on Zoom, but when we switch (Let all who are hungry come and eat). At the beginning of off the computer, we are left on our own with no shiva the Seder on Pesach, after we make Kiddush, everybody sits calls taking place and, we join simchas by Zoom, but are down having washed and eaten the karpas, we break the not able to go to Shul to celebrate; we must rely on a middle matzah and we wrap it up, then begin the service different type of uplift. I say this personally because Pam with the ‘Hah Lachma Anya’ prayer (This is the bread of and I, when this goes to print, will have celebrated my affliction) and say the words “let all who are hungry come oldest grandson’s Bar Mitzvah, which took place at the and eat”. Just as the late Sir Captain Tom marched up and beginning of March. I had a lot of fun teaching him on down his pathway to help the NHS and charities, we share Zoom and we both shared something in common; he the sentiments and it is for us to adopt the same attitude to became a Bar Mitzvah, and I celebrated my 13th year help those in need at this time of year. in Bournemouth! When the Children of Israel left Egypt, after G-d had During such a difficult year, so many have participated in afflicted the Egyptians with the ten plagues, they took making a contribution towards the welfare of the people with them only their ‘pekalach’ and their matzahs, be of this country; all the wonderful medical staff in our it Rakusens, Jerusalem or Aviv, and they journeyed into hospitals and surgeries, those in the caring professions, be the unknown, where they were provided with a miracle it in homes or the community, the men and women who infusion called Manna. This Manna sustained them for forty work in the emergency services and the armed services, years throughout their sojourn in the desert. To us, living supermarket staff and key workers from many other areas, in the times we live in, we hope and pray that the miracle and volunteers who have stepped up to contribute in so infusion of our time, the Covid vaccine, be it AstraZeneca, many different roles. All have helped us to feel safer and Pfizer or Moderna will deliver us from this modern day cared for during unsettled times, all have contributed to plague and sustain us for the next forty years. And, as the keeping communities connected and have inspired us to plagues that were in Egypt were consigned to the history contribute, even if it’s only in a small way, to the national books, so Covid 19 likewise should be consigned to the effort to unite us and motivate us to keep going until history books.
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