WINTER 2019 | KISLEV - NISAN 5780 Kaleidoscope Today, Tomorrow: a Uniﬁ Ed Voice on Anti-Semitism

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Hadassah Southern California Sunday, December 8, 2019 Luxe Sunset Hotel 2019 Winter Conference 10:00 AM Los Angeles

WHO WE ARE Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, is a volunteer organization that inspires a passion for and commitment to the land, the people, and the future of Israel. Through education, advocacy, and youth development, and its support of medical care and research at Hadassah Medical Organization, Hadassah enhances the health and lives of people in Israel, the United States and worldwide. kaleidoSCOPE NEWS & INFORMATION WINTER 2019 | KISLEV - NISAN 5780

FROM OUR PRESIDENT AREA CONTACT INFORMATION HADASSAH SABRA OF THE DESERT DESERT/EAST AREA “If we are Zionists…what is the good of meeting and talking and Cindy Hailpern, President drinking tea? Let us do something real and practical—let us organize Michelle Shahon, Area Director the Jewish women of America and send nurses and doctors to Hadassah Desert/East Area Palestine.” PO Box 11979 Palm Desert, CA 92255-1979 —Henrietta Szold, Feb. 24, 1912, the day Hadassah was founded, to 38 ph (760) 327-7059 fax (310) 247-0607 women gathered at Temple Emanuel, New York City [email protected] And to Henrietta’s words asking for “something real and practical,” that’s HAWAII exactly what those 38 women did. How far we have come; 107 years of Andrea Snyder, Hawaii President ph (808) 265-3559 challenges and accomplishments! [email protected] As I come to the end of my three-year tenure as your President, I want to thank the volunteers LONG BEACH/ORANGE COUNTY AREA and sta of Hadassah Southern California for their unwavering support, leadership and Dorie Rogers, President commitment in making our work such a success. With their professionalism and passion, each Michelle Shahon, Area Director challenge was met with unwavering strength and dedication. Hadassah Long Beach/Orange County Area PO Box 881 To all our supporters, I thank you for your commitment to the work of Hadassah and its Zionist Los Alamitos, CA 90720 dream. With you, we will continue our extraordinary work to save lives every day not only in the ph (562) 430-5055 fax (310) 247-0607 U.S. but throughout the world. [email protected] METRO LOS ANGELES AREA As we gather on Sunday, December 8, to install our next Hadassah Southern California Maureen Bernstein and Mitra Irani, Co-Presidents President, Michelle Conwisar, and the board, I wish them continued success for the benefit of Hazel Gordon, Area Director our community and beloved Hadassah. Michelle is a true visionary and strong leader and she will Hadassah Metro Area continue to inspire us into the future. Amelia & Mark Taper Hadassah House 455 S. Robertson Boulevard L’dor v’dor! May our daughters and granddaughters continue to enhance the work of Hadassah Beverly Hills, CA 90211 including our medical organization, education and youth programs, health and environmental ph (310) 276-0036 fax (310) 247-0607 initiatives. [email protected] Wishing you joy and peace during Hanukkah. NORTHERN AREA (VALLEYS) Gabrielle Clayman and Fay Thaw, Co-Presidents Chag sameach, Rachel Charnick, Area Director Hadassah Northern Area 20350 Ventura Blvd. Suite 220 Debbie Kessler Woodland Hills, CA 91364 ph (818) 887-1912 fax (818) 887-1913 [email protected] FROM OUR MANAGING DIRECTOR SAN DIEGO AREA Lori Good and Joan Rosenberg, Co-Presidents Hadassah friends, as the end of the calendar year approaches, I begin Deena Feinman, Area Director to think about what took place in my life that was significant and the Hadassah San Diego Area events that had an impact on me. In 2019, what was significant for 4950 Murphy Canyon Road me was unfortunately the many anti-Semitic incidents here in our San Diego, CA 92123 country, and the realization that we have a “new normal.” ph (858) 268-3200 fax (858) 268-3299 [email protected] With that new normal, my thoughts go to concerns about the next generation, and the world they will live in. HEADQUARTERS HADASSAH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA I am grateful that our organization has taken such a strong stand against Debbie Kessler, President anti-Semitism and is doing important work in this field. One of Hadassah’s Lauren Rothman, Managing Director top legislative priorities is the Never Again Education Act which would make Neil Fischer, Director of Operations, comprehensive Holocaust education available to every school in America. Administration and Technology Harriett Zeitlin, Western Regional Director This national legislation will give teachers across the United States the tools and training they of Major Gifts need to teach middle and high school students lessons of the Holocaust and the consequences Ian Merles, Annual Giving Officer, West Coast of intolerance and hate. Hadassah is working side-by-side with legislators to garner support for Amelia & Mark Taper Hadassah House this non-partisan bill which will enable teachers around the country to have access to training and 455 S. Robertson Boulevard curriculum guides, as well as grants for Holocaust-related field trips. Beverly Hills, CA 90211 ph (310) 276-0036 fax (310) 247-0607 What can you do to have an impact and to ensure a future for generations to come? [email protected] www.hadassah.org/southerncalifornia 1. Join us at our December 8, 2019 conference (see cover story). 2. Log in to Hadassah’s website at www.hadassah.org and go to Take Action. kaleidoSCOPE 3. Read Hadassah’s policy statement on anti-Semitism and share it with others. Published by Hadassah Southern California 4. Sign up to receive Hadassah advocacy alerts and easily write your legislators and urge them to support the Never Again Education Act. Editor: Terry Whitten [email protected] As we will soon light our Hannukah candles, let us light in support of l’dor v’dor, for our next Staff Editor: Michelle Shahon generation. [email protected] Chag sameach, Layout & Design: Mac Media, LLC Lauren Rothman hadassah.org/southerncalifornia NEWS & INFORMATION WINTER 2019 | KISLEV - NISAN 5780

Today, Tomorrow: A Uniﬁ ed Voice on Anti-Semitism

ADL’s annual audit of anti-Semitic incidents in the Never Again Education Act—which demonstration of resilience as a consistent recorded a total of 1,879 attacks against Jews introduces a comprehensive Holocaust response,” shares afternoon panelist, and Jewish institutions across the country in education program for schools—and remains Joanna Mendelson, Senior Investigative 2018, the third-highest year on record since one of Hadassah’s top legislative priorities. Researcher and Director of Special Projects, ADL started tracking such data in the 1970s. Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) Center on Hadassah has worked hard over the past Extremism. What does this mean for us living today as year for the passage of the bill. National Diaspora Jews in the United States? President Ellen Hershkin and CEO/Executive Empower yourself and be a part of this Director Janice Weinman share, “This bill is important conversation—join us and learn What can we do to ensure there is a future urgent. Students—and sometimes teachers how you can help to make an impact. for our community? and administrators, too—are painfully unaware of the Holocaust. We must address Join us on Sunday, December 8, 2019, at this because Holocaust education programs Winter Conference 10:00 AM, for Hadassah Southern California’s are important at reducing extremism, hate Winter Conference and Installation, Today, and bigotry against all people.” HIGHLIGHTS Tomorrow: A Uniﬁ ed Voice on Anti-Semitism, at the Luxe Sunset Hotel in Los Angeles, as The conversations are important too. Sunday, December 8, 2019 we address these questions and shed light • How do we continue to enjoy living our on a topic which is central to many of today’s 10:00 AM Check-in lives to the fullest as Jews today? conversations. 10:30 AM Sharp, Program • How do we counter anti-Semitism in Hear from a dynamic panel of speakers today’s society? Luxe Sunset Hotel including the morning keynote, Elan Carr, U.S. • How do we leave a less troubling legacy to Los Angeles Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating our children and grandchildren? Anti-Semitism, who will educate and Couvert enlighten attendees about the importance Hear from afternoon panelists about their $60 (includes lunch and program) of our work in the Jewish community to work in the ﬁ eld to combat anti-Semitism, Advance reservations only advance a shared vision to combat anti- their hopes for the future and what Jews and Semitism not only for Jews, but the health of the Jewish community can do today Morning Keynote Speaker: Elan Carr society and the country at-large. U.S. Special Envoy for Monitoring “For every hateful incident that occurs in and Combating Anti-Semitism Special guest, National Hadassah President- our country, we must be reminded that Elect, Rhoda Smolow will share and stress it is in these very communities that we Conference Chair: Naomi Rabinowitz the importance of Hadassah’s role as a leader see an outpouring of support, love and

Mazal Tov to the 2020 Hadassah Southern California Board Maureen Bernstein, Metro Los Angeles Area President Evelyn Perl, Planned Giving Chair Jean Blumin, Jewish Education Chair Dorie Rogers, Long Beach/Orange County Merle Carter Propp, Long Beach/Orange County Area Co-President Area Co-President Joan Rosenberg, San Diego Area Co-President Michelle Conwisar, Hadassah Southern California President Sandi Sadiko , Major Gifts Vice President Stacey Dorenfeld, Advocacy/American A airs/ Sima Schuster, Member-at-large Public Policy Chair Michele Shugarman, Finance Vice President Sandy Einberg, Member-at-large Roni Spetalnick, Sabra Hadassah of the Desert Elise Feldscher, Northern (Valleys) Area Co-President Area President Rani Gealer, Momentum/Young Women’s Liaison Niki Stokols, Women’s Health Chair Lori Good, San Diego Area Co-President Cheryl Stark, Northern (Valleys) Area Co-President Kay Gordon, Member-at-large Fay Thaw, Member-at-large Lisa Ho man, Annual Giving Chair Sue Urfrig, Past President’s Advisory Council Michelle Conwisar, 2020 Hadassah Southern California Debbie Kessler, Immediate Past President Bernice Watkin, Major Gifts Chair President-Elect Audrey Levine, Leadership Vice President Terry Whitten, Kaleidoscope Chair Nanci Patchen, Membership Vice President

3 Breaking the Silent Struggle of Fertility Treatment

The commandment “to be fruitful and multiply” (Genesis 1:28) 30%. Professional sta are available in the In Vitro Fertilization is far easier for some families than others. Infertility is a disease (IVF) waiting area at Hadassah Mt. Scopus, allowing women at of the reproductive system that impairs the body’s ability to their most vulnerable point to benefi t from the guidance and perform the basic function of reproduction. The Fertility Clinic therapies provided at Hadassah. at Hadassah Ein Kerem and Rimon Mind/Body Fertility Center at Hadassah Mount Scopus are renowned for their professional Such services, in contrast, are not free in the United States. service, variety of techniques and research in the fi eld of Dianne Golden (Life Member, Irvine Kadima Group) married infertility. Doug Golden 20 years ago and was in her mid-thirties when she tried to get pregnant. When Dianne found she was unable “Israel is the only country in the world that funds free fertility to conceive, her anxiety began to set in. She was referred by treatment for the fi rst two children, up to age 45,” reports Dr. Yuval Bdolah, Chairman of the Hadassah Mt. Scopus Sperm Bank. Women with fertility challenges can su er from anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and can have problems in their relationship with their partner. Research shows that these stressful emotional states lower fertility potential by up to

“Don’t feel you have to hide. Seek guidance from a therapist and seek support from family and friends. If you are religious, and even if you are not, speak to a Rabbi about the ethical questions,” – Dianne Golden, Hadassah member

Did you know? üInfertility a ects 11% of women and 9% of men in the United States. ü1 in 8 couples report trouble getting pregnant or sustaining a pregnancy. hadassah.org/southerncalifornia her doctor to a fertility specialist who worked with the couple and a new challenge arose for her. Dianne was instructed to to set up a treatment plan. restrict her movement, like not climbing the stairs in her two- fl oor home more than once a day. “When you come together in marriage, it’s with the notion of having a family,” said Dianne, who experienced feelings of guilt Looking back at the process of becoming pregnant, Dianne is and self-blame. Dianne’s anxiety was not helped when well- struck by how hard it was to go through the process in secret. intended people pressed her about when she was planning “Why, for example, is it okay to be public about breast cancer, to have a child. Attending the baby showers of her peers and while speaking about infertility is not sanctioned?” she asks. relatives added to her fears and worries about whether a Dianne also feels angry knowing that while she could a ord pregnancy was ever going to happen for her. treatment, women who are in a lower socio-economic position are excluded from having infertility treatment. Dianne went through two cycles of artifi cial insemination, but when that did not work, her next step was to consider Dianne shares her story with the hope of encouraging others in vitro fertilization. In this process, sperm would be injected struggling with infertility to feel empowered to do the same. into her eggs via a procedure known as ICSI (intracytoplasmic “Don’t feel you have to hide. Seek guidance from a therapist sperm injection), a technique in which an individual sperm and support from family and friends. If you are religious, cell is introduced into an egg cell, and the viable embryos are or even if you are not, speak to a Rabbi about the ethical implanted into the uterus. As part of the process, Dianne was questions,” she advised. injected with hormones, resulting in mood swings and causing her to experience a roller-coaster of heightened emotions. In the United States, infertility treatment is a strong focus in Hadassah’s nation-wide advocacy e orts, urging policy- As well, there were ethical issues. For example, fi ve embryos makers to expand access to and reduce the fi nancial burden were implanted to heighten the chance that one of them of infertility treatments. Persistent stigma and inadequate would be viable, but what would happen if say four became social support for women facing infertility further jeopardizes viable? Did the couple want four children? women’s health. Hadassah members are called upon to advocate for greater access to a ordable infertility care, Happily, Dianne became pregnant with twins, a boy and a girl. and to help destigmatize and promote open conversation However, carrying twins is considered a high-risk pregnancy about infertility.

“Israel is the only country in the world that funds free fertility treatment for the ﬁ rst two children, up to age 45,” – Dr. Yuval Bdolah Chairman, Hadassah Mt. Scopus Sperm Bank

Join Hadassah and make your voice heard to support policies to expand access to infertility diagnosis and treatment: www.hadassah.org/actioncenter Golden family (Left to Right) Jake, Dianne, Alyssa and Doug

üMen and Women who smoke have decreased fertility. üThe rates of infertility within the Jewish community are higher than the national average, 1 in 6 couples compared with 1 in 8 couples. 5 kaleidoSCOPE NEWS & INFORMATION WINTER 2019 | KISLEV - NISAN 5780

L’Dor V’Dor – A Legacy of Membership One of the highlights of Beth Waterman’s to know that her granddaughters, Elana and life was traveling with her daughter, Monica Jordana, are carrying on her legacy and that Levy, to Hadassah’s Centennial Convention they share her love for Israel and Hadassah. in Jerusalem in 2012. “It was a once in a lifetime experience that neither of us will Pam Kreitenberg has been involved in ever forget,” said Beth who is the second Hadassah since her daughters were babies, link in a four-generation Hadassah life and she is now helping them to create a member family. For Monica, sharing the trip young professional presence in the Northern with her mother was equally signiﬁcant. “It (Valleys) Area with their peers, women in was like we were passing the Torah from their mid-20’s to mid-30’s. “It’s wonderful to one generation to the next in that it further know that my daughters are carrying on our solidiﬁed my own commitment to Israel and family’s commitment to Hadassah, and that Hadassah.” they want to share it with others.”

For many of our members in Southern This Hanukkah, consider giving the gift of California, Hadassah is a family legacy, as Hadassah to the important women in your well as a responsibility to pass on to the life. Invite them to make an impact and leave next generation. “Continuing the work of their own legacy by putting their Jewish Hadassah is more important now than ever,” values into action. Through Hadassah they said Phyllis Pepper whose Hadassah story will have the opportunity to build a stronger began with her mother and has continued Jewish community, advocate for important with her two granddaughters. “In this day women’s issues, and support advanced and age when we are seeing a resurgence of medical care and research in Israel. They Beth Waterman and daughter Monica Levy at anti-Semitic rhetoric, I believe that keeping will join a network of 330,000 members, Hadassah’s Centennial Convention in Jerusalem Hadassah thriving is one way to help ensure Associates and supporters, and they will be Connect with Hadassah and continue the security of the Jewish people,” said a part of something bigger than themselves. the legacy: www.hadassah.org/connect Phyllis. It gives her great pride, joy, and hope L’dor V’dor – from generation to generation.

hadassah.org/southerncalifornia NEWS & INFORMATION WINTER 2019 | KISLEV - NISAN 5780 Hadassah – the House of Hope Making a meaningful gift through year-end giving Growing up in the small town of Kermanshah, on the west side of Iran where some people were not ﬁnancially well-o, Niloufar Younessi Danesh (Life Member, Malka Group) recalls that a number of people did not have access to medical care. She remembers her mother making calls to friends and neighbors when someone was in need, to help raise funds to send them to Israel in order to receive proper medical care. It was a short plane ride to Israel, and Hadassah was often the hospital of choice. Hadassah was referred to by many as “the House of Hope.”

“I remember my mother helping a young girl with lung issues,” shares Niloufar. “My mother made it possible for the girl to receive medical treatment at Hadassah Hospital, and when she returned, she was able to run around and play with us.” Niloufar continues, “I also remember when I was 11 years old, my father suered from chronic sinusitis. He went to Hadassah and when he returned home, his symptoms were Danesh Family (Left to Right) Mansour, Nicole, Kayla, Jennifer, and Niloufar relieved.” These incidents left a lasting impact, and Niloufar learned first-hand from her mother’s actions how gratifying it is to help others. Hadassah is oering the opportunity to make a dierence on Hadassah Today, Niloufar and her husband, Mansour, live in Beverly Hills and Giving Tuesday, December 2, 2019. Your minimum gift of $36 or more are blessed with three daughters, Jennifer, Nicole and Kayla. Niloufar will benefit the 360 Degrees of Healing – Full Circle Campaign through and her husband had been contributors to Hadassah for many years, the re-imagining of the iconic Round Building at Hadassah Hospital. but felt it was time to give back by making a significant gift with the Consider a gift through an IRA distribution or appreciated stock as purchase of an Ophthalmology Treatment Room in the new Round another way to contribute to Hadassah. Building in honor of their daughters. Their daughter Jennifer is completing her residency in Ophthalmology, so the gift holds much For more information contact your local area o±ce (see page 2) significance for the family. or Harriett Zeitlin at [email protected]

Niloufar, like many others, found her connection and passion in Hadassah. She fondly remarked that she, “truly admires the women Join us in our commitment to healing. of Hadassah and appreciates the hard work of all the women making Donate today or on Hadassah Giving Tuesday. a dierence.”

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Hadassah Southern California FAB 5 Winter Conference & Installation Multi-Region Conference Morning keynote speaker: Elan Carr, U.S. Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating anti-Semitism SAN DIEGO, CA Sunday, December 8, 2019 September 11 – 13, 2020 10:00 AM Check-in/10:30 AM Sharp, Program Dynamic speakers, compelling sessions, new friendships Luxe Sunset Hotel, Los Angeles Details coming soon! (see cover for details) SAVE THE DATES SAVE

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