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El Estado De Salud De NUEVO MUNDO ISRAELITA 20 al 27 de AÑO XLIV Nº 2010 mayo de 2016 Semanario al servicio de la comunidad judía de Venezuela www.nmidigital.com @MundoIsraelita El estado de salud de OIPIsNIÓN rael KEHILÁ ISRAEL-DIÁSPORA Soy sionista La comunidad celebró Entregado Premio Por Miguel Truzman Yom Haatzmaut Israel 2016 (pág. 3) (pág. 16) (pág. 5) 2 NUEVO MUNDO ISRAELITA PÁGINA DOS 20 al 27 de mayo de 2016/ Nº 2010 12 al 19 de Iyar de 5776 OPINIÓN NUEVO MUNDO ISRAELITA 3 l l l porque salvo ciertas excepciones general - mente usan las instalaciones de Hebraica a horas convenientes, mandan a sus hijos a inexistente. Sin embargo, cuando Labaké Hebraica es para todos entretenerse o hacer sus actividades depor - Leer para creer le hizo preguntas, Menem se negó a ofre - tivas, y asisten a ciertos eventos que sí con - Au - sideran aptos. Casi todos tienen amigos y cer más información; el abogado consi - Kineret, que es un eje fundamental de su ablando de Hezbolá, esta semana el rora, misión, ha reconocido la meritocracia per - familiares que no son tan observantes, que Aurora dera que se trata de un “invento” y que ex presidente argentino Carlos Menem La comunidad que hace vida mitiéndoles ser markidot , y ha prestado tra - asisten de manera regular al centro comu - Menem “esconde algo”. declaró ante un juez que su hijo fue asesi - social en Hebraica ha jes y apoyo técnico y logístico al último nitario y que amarían poder compartir con Ya en 2014, continúa la nota de nado por ese grupo terrorista, según re - Israel Zelikovich festival de bailes solo para mujeres que se sus amigos cercanos más observantes en Zulema Yoma había hecho público cambiado con los años, y coge el diario israelí . realizó fuera de la institución. este lugar tan especial. que su ex esposo le confesó que la muerte en un búnker donde lo interrogaron y Según Menem, el entonces canciller existe un respeto y Las fiestas judías son reconocidas, se La comunidad que hace vida social en Sami Rozenbaum de su hijo no ocurrió por la caída del heli - hace una hermosa sucá , se reparte man - Hebraica ha cambiado con los años, y torturaron durante dos meses, así como GHuido Di Tella le dijo que Hezbolá había cóptero sino por un disparo en la frente aceptación entre todos, sin zana con miel cerca de Rosh Hashaná, se existe un respeto y aceptación entre todos, a uno de sus hijos pequeños. Entre otros, sido responsable de la muerte de su hijo, ste escrito corresponde a un pensa - que fue encubierto. De hecho, según ella siembra y dicen berajot en Tu Bishvat, y sin ningún tipo de separatismo que marque fue interrogado por quien se convertiría también llamado Carlos, quien perdió la miento muy personal. ningún tipo de separatismo más tarde en uno de los mayores asesi - su ex marido calificó la muerte de su hijo E Hebraica es, ha sido y seguirá siendo el pare de contar. las diferencias. vida en un aparente accidente de helicóp - que marque las diferencias Hebraica está abierta a charlas de rabi - Es muy importante que existan institu - Director nos de Hezbolá: Imad Mughniyeh, cuyo como “el tercer atentado”, en referencia a centro de reunión comunitaria por excelen - tero en 1995. La revelación la hizo el abo - nos reconocidos a nivel internacional, y ciones y personas que se acerquen cada vez hijo acaba de ser designado jefe militar los ataques de Hezbolá contra la emba - cia. La mayoría de los miembros de la co - gado Juan Gabriel Labaké, representante Sin embargo, Hebraica sí empezó a hace shiurim con rabinos y conferencistas más a los valores de nuestro pueblo, pero jada de Israel en 1992 y la mutual judía munidad se identifican con esta de esa organización. legal de Zulema Yoma, ex esposa de hacer cambios; sus distintas directivas se locales de temas relacionados con aspectos para poder mantener sólidas las bases de la a semana pasada, durante las celebra - Finalmente lo dejaron libre, pero AMIA en 1994. Yoma agrega que la ex institución, sin importar la edad, ascenden - dieron cuenta de que la comunidad se es - Menem, quien siempre aseguró que su cia, tendencia religiosa, estatus social o ma - religiosos. comunidad, nada debe construirse despres - ciones de Yom Haatzmaut en Israel, se di - Ibrahim decidió vengarse: él mismo se presidenta Cristina Kirchner también le taba renovando, que cada vez más y más hijo murió en un atentado y no un acci - rital. Pretender cambios inmediatos y que tigiando a los demás. fundió una historia sorprendente. dijo a la familia que la muerte de “Carli - personas se acercaban a la observancia y dente. Gracias a Hebraica, Venezuela es una solo favorezcan un punto de vista se basa Aquí no hay mejores o peores, lo que Ibrahim Yassin, mu - tos” fue un atentado, por lo cual ahora soli - que la institución debía hacer reformas El ex mandatario indicó que Di Tella de las comunidades más unidas del mundo; en ilusiones, pero quien tenga la mente hay son judíos, miembros de la comunidad sulmán nacido en un cita que se le cite a declarar formalmente para adaptarse a sus necesidades. abierta verá una total voluntad y reconoci - más bella del mundo. Aquellos que no son había obtenido la información de embaja - lo reconocen dirigentes judíos de otros paí - pueblo chiíta del Lí - como testigo . Contamos con servicios de comida que miento de parte de Hebraica al creciente tan observantes deben por supuesto respe - das extranjeras, y pidió que el sistema de ses así como aquellos que decidieron emi - cumplen con las exigencias de hashgajá de bLano, sufrió terrible - Otro detalle que reveló Yoma: según grupo de correligionarios a quienes se le tar a los que sí lo son, compartan o no los justicia desclasifique la información que grar y que no han podido conseguir, ni nuestras instituciones, un Mikve Kelim para mente durante la ella, el ataque tuvo que ver con narcote - imitar, nada que se le parezca. Ellos extra - está dando una atención y servicio de pri - espacios comunes; y los más observantes poseía al respecto el Servicio de Inteli - permitir a los miembros cumplir con esta mer orden, y debe reconocer y agradecer deben entender que 20 años no son nada, guerra civil que esta - fue electo recientemente rrorismo. ñan, por encima del país, a su comunidad gSenacdiaiq d eKl hEsatnad o (SIDE), organismo hoy mitzvá , una biblioteca de literatura neta - todo el esfuerzo y apoyo dado hasta los que ellos también fueron menos observan - lló en ese país en alcalde de Londres. Se trata del primer con su centro social, Hebraica. mente religiosa, jarras de netilat yadáim en momentos. tes, que se criaron en Hebraica y los cole - 1975. Primero pade - musulmán que ocupa tan importante Hebraica se creó hace 48 años, mucho los baños y las áreas de comida, así como La minoría que por su convencimiento gios comunitarios y que, al igual que ellos, ció por la invasión cargo en una capital europea. antes del auge del retorno a la religión, y es - berajot en varias paredes con espectacular ha tomado la decisión de dejar de asistir a cada una de las personas que hacen vida en siria, pero como re - Khan es miembro del partido Laborista, tableció sus estatutos y reglas basados en la diseño y acceso visual. Hace poco se abrió Hebraica, debe ser respetada por todos, Hebraica tiene el mismo potencial que ellos Amos Sinai junto a su padre Abraham, su madre pero está distanciado de su presidente, realidad del momento, por lo cual no se seña un reportaje en una tefilá para que la gente de la zona pero no debe hacer campaña para que tuvieron en un pasado no muy lejano. y una hermana, tras recibir el premio como “sol - Jeremy Corbyn, a quien critica por el podía pretender de la noche a la mañana, el portal PorIsrael, pueda asistir caminando en Shabat. otros dejen de ir, ya que bajo esa filosofía La experiencia me dice que Hebraica dado sobresaliente” de Tzáhal antisemitismo que afecta a ese que la minoría de la comunidad que empe - según Yassin “los peo - Hebraica ha abierto grupos deportivos Hebraica nunca hubiese tenido motivos seguirá aportando servicios y soluciones movimiento político (ver NMI Nº 2008). zaba a probar las dulces aguas de la reli - res” fueron los miem - y de bailes que se adaptan a los horarios y para generar cambios tan positivos para la para aquellos miembros observantes que lo El nuevo alcalde ganó las elecciones al gión exigiera un cambio radical en las bros de la Organización para la exigencias religiosas de aquellos que lo han comunidad. requieran; por lo tanto, yo aplaudo sus ini - derrotar al candidato conservador, Zac reglas del centro comunitario que los favo - Liberación de Palestina, que habían desa - solicitado, usando todos los recursos ope - Esta minoría no solo debe respetar a las ciativas y apuesto a la buena y respetable Goldsmith, quien es judío. A pesar de este reciera a ellos y se olvidara de la mayoría; rativos y económicos posibles. personas que aún no han encontrado el gestión de todos sus dirigentes. tado el conflicto tras crear un Estado triunfo en la capital, los laboristas sufrieron teniendo una visión de beneficio social que El Departamento de Bailes, a pesar de placer de acercarse más a los caminos de Kol Hakavod , Hebraica, y toda rabá . dentro del Estado libanés. “Los palesti - pérdidas históricas en los comicios debido a las escandalosas afirmaciones del ex piensa en todos, no tendría lógica ni sería que las niñas religiosas no participarían en la Torá, sino que debe cuidar su discurso, nos ataron a nuestra hija a dos autos y unió a Hezbolá, y mientras escalaba posi - alcalde de ese partido, Ken Livingstone, quien asoció a Hitler con el sionismo; por justo.
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