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HAFTR and Rambam to Split The Jewish Star Independent and original reporting from the Orthodox communities of Long Island VOL. 8, NO. 29 JULY 17, 2009 | 25 TAMMUZ 5769 www.thejewishstar.com A GIRL TRIES TO MOVE ON THE WEDDING SINGER LEGACY OF IRVING BUNIM Letters to the Editor David Seidemann The Kosher Bookworm Page 4 Page 5 Page 9 IN MY VIEW Ba’alei Teshuva in co-pilot seat Photo courtesy Machon Hatorah Shalhevet’s first, and possibly, last class ended the 2009 school year on an upnote, enthusiastically saluting Israel. BY BRACHA GOETZ e got on board because we were striving for truth, and guess what? HAFTR and We’re still striving! So please, make sure your seat belts stay fastened W because we’re sitting beside you now, and we hope to take you right along with us! Rambam It was the most idealistic and dedicated who helped make us the people we have become. After deciding to be observant, Photo by Mayer Fertig however, we all inevitably realized that With an ancient sarcophagus in the background, Rabbi Yehuda Landy draws on Torah sources to illumi- to split many frum people were not quite as purely committed as those nate Jewish history amid the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. who had initially Dual effort to place Shalhevet girls, or inspired us. Vary- ing degrees of dis- possibly save new school appointment and ‘Tanach tour’ uncovers BY MAYER FERTIG disillusionment are standard, but what The three-year-old partnership between HAFTR and happens after that Rambam Mesivta formally know as Machon HaTorah is is critical. Jewish history at the Met finished, according to Rambam’s president, Yaacov ”Thanks to all Witnessing “frum” people Gross. you did, we engage in corrupt Guide responds to bible critics with answers ‘buried’ in plain sight “Looking at it from the perspective of a Rambam behavior can be a parent there is no need to have a Machon because there were able to is absolutely nothing that Rambam is getting out of the deal-breaker for ence was a large group of young men from BY MAYER FERTIG relationship,” Gross said. His comments came a week regain our her- some, especially if Yeshiva Neveh Zion where Rabbi Landy, then the frum-appearing after HAFTR said it would no longer fund the deficit of unmarried, was a respected, popular young itage. We hope people wield On a sunny afternoon in Jerusalem in Shalhevet, the one-year-old high school for girls. member of the faculty. But as his extemporane- authority in leader- 1987 Rabbi Yehuda Landy was explaining the Shalhevet parents planned to meet Wednesday to ous presentation unfolded a curious thing you can see ship positions. finer points of the famous large-scale model of consider if the school could be saved. A building in the began to happen: members of a Christian tour Unsavory business the Beis Hamikdash, the Holy Temple, then Five Towns has been located for the 2009-2010 school that providing group from Scandinavia standing nearby practices, the belit- located at the Holyland Hotel. year, if parents want it, Gross said. began to abandon their own blond haired, refreshing out- tling of legitimate From memory, he confidently marshaled a Headmasters of other high schools, including Cen- blue-eyed guide and drifted over to the group attempts at stream of disparate Biblical and Talmudic tral, SKA, HANC, NSHA and Magen David “all have been improvement, and looks, generat- sources to make his points. His intended audi- See TANACH TOUR, Page 3 wonderful, supportive and have demonstrated great “accepted” prac- ing renewed tices to cheat gov- compassion and sensitivity for the Shalhevet girls,” said ernment agencies, Rabbi Zev Friedman. enthusiasm are The result is a “grace period where the girls don’t can all lead to an Harry Bloom some of the earnest ba’al teshu- have to run to register right now. Parents have a short va (returnee to designed a Economy shuts window to see if we can make a go of this realistically,” ways we give observant study to mea- Gross said. It’s “up to the parents of Shalhevet, if this is a Judaism) being sure levels of direction they want to take. We’re saying we’ll do what back to you.“ understandably long-range Ner Yaakov, at we can, making Herculean efforts to give Shalhevet the turned off. financial plan- option to have the school if they want it.” There are pre- ning by Jewish The Machon partnership agreement said “clearly vailing fears related Day Schools. least for now and expressly” that Shalhevet would be built and that to “change” in HAFTR would pay its deficits, and also provide a gym Photo courtesy YU Orthodox spheres, for justifiable reasons, but and a Beit Midrash, said Gross. In exchange, Rambam’s these same fears also prevent essential BY MAYER FERTIG Rabbi Yotav Eliach and Rabbi Friedman would provide progress from taking place. educational leadership. Ground was broken last year on It can be difficult for the voice of a quiet Study finds few day Yeshiva Ner Yaakov, a popular post- a Beit Midrash-gym facility to be built on Central Avenue ba’al teshuva with a well-honed refinement high school yeshiva in Israel for boys from to be heard when an arrogant insensitivity on the former site of the Nassau Herald building. modern Orthodox homes, will not reopen “The gym and Beit Midrash has not been built and I prevails. When children in public school schools plan properly in September, The Jewish Star has seem to have more derech eretz (respect) learned. See HAFTR, Page 3 than those in many day schools, a need for Rabbi Yehoshua Liff, the Rosh Yeshiva reevaluation is indicated. Worries about YU study pinpoints areas for improvement reporting “frum” perpetrators who are dan- BY YAFFI SPODEK most impact on overall who founded Ner Yaakov in 1988 called gerous to children are another example of school performance and the decision “painful.” Fewer than a quarter affordability. “After holding major discussions See VIEW, Page 7 of Jewish day schools have The Survey of the about the reorganization of the yeshiva in a long-range financial plan. Governance Practices of order to remain open, and under severe Bracha Goetz is the Mentoring Coordina- That’s the finding of an Jewish Day Schools was economic pressure, we made a decision to tor at Jewish Community Services in Balti- anonymous survey of the conducted by the Institute not open up for this coming semester,” more, MD. She is also the Harvard-educat- presidents of 70 Jewish for University-Partnership Rabbi Liff said in an interview from Israel ed author of ten children’s books, includ- schools. In addition, the of the Azrieli Graduate late Monday night. ing Aliza in MitzvahLand, The Invisible presidents feel their boards School of Jewish Education Ner Yaakov’s kollel program would Book, and What Do You See at Home? of directors under-perform and Administration at continue to function during the 2009-2010 For information about her presentations in the areas of fundraising Yeshiva University. It was term, and “we are keeping options open” Photo courtesy Rambam Mesivta for both women and children, email and strategic planning, two designed to document how to possibly — hopefully — resume the Rambam Mesivta students danced on Fifth Avenue at the [email protected]. areas they believe have the See STUDY, Page 10 See NER YAAKOV, Page 6 Salute to Israel parade earlier this year. That’s Life............................................................................2 Calendar...............................................................................6 Candlelighting: 8:05 p.m. ■ Shabbat ends: 9:11 p.m. Inside Opinion .................................................................................4 Classified .............................................................................8 Shabbat Torah reading: Parshiot Mattos-Masei 11530 PRST STD PERMIT NO 301 GARDEN CITY NY US POSTAGE PAID PAID US POSTAGE CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED CHANGE SERVICE 2 Endo Blvd., Garden City, NY 11530 City, 2 Endo Blvd., Garden 292782 2 The Jewish Star July 17, 2009 can they actually receive help - at least I know I have a problem. On that note, the following is a Top-10 list of comments I have heard in relation to this and my previous pregnancies. Enjoy - and I know, many of you have heard these yourselves. Don’t worry: you’re not alone. 10. No, really - when are you due? 9. I can barely tell you’re preg- nant from behind. Dear That’s Life, 8. So, how many? Several months ago, beyond Dear That’s Life, 7. You must be retaining a lot of exhausted after two days of Yom water. Photos by Joshua Friedman When did it become okay Tov, my four-year-old son, Naf- 6. My - haven’t we grown! to reach out and rub a woman’s tali, was crying because he (WE?) The Kosher Business Breakfast pregnant belly? wanted his cousin’s candy ring. 5. Your nose hasn’t changed at And why doesn’t that con- A dozen business owners and To calm him down, I promised all. stitute some form of sexual professionals gathered at The that I would take him to the 4. Did your mother carry this harassment? Jewish Star-sponsored Kosher candy store after school the next big? Having passed Kinder- Business Breakfast, organized day to buy his very own candy 3. How long does it take you to garten, I can tell you that, ‘Keep by LearnThink Seminars, for ring. That led to this exchange: lose all the weight? your hands to yourself’ is a real- coffee, bagels and pastries and 2. Are you still fitting into the ly good piece of advice, as is, ‘If presentations by Avi Fertig of “I don’t want to go to clothes you wore at the begin- you have nothing nice to say, Writers & Co.
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