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El Judaísmo, Entre Laberintos Y Extravíos
Año 70 | # 995 | Agosto/Septiembre 2018 $ 100,00.- ATENTADO A LA AMIA: 288 MESES SIN JUSTICIA Periodismo judeoargentino con compromiso Fundado en 1948 EDICION DE NÁ ROSH HASHA Institucionalidad, crisis de sentido, y sus derivas El judaísmo, entre laberintos y extravíos Aportes de Alejandro Dujovne, Bernardo Blejmar, Ricardo Forster y Gustavo Efron La Ley Básica Estado-Nación como una oportunidad por Mario Schejtman | Pag. 9 Entrevista exclusiva a “Ami” Ayalon, ex jefe del Shin Bet (Servicio de Seguridad israelí) Por Enrique Grinberg | Pag. 10 "Israel: 70 años de utopía y disputas ideológicas sobre su destino" Escribe Leonardo Senkman | Pag. 14 | Agosto/Septiembre 2018 2 NUEVA SION #995 Periodismo judeoargentino con compromiso | Humor/Staff Periodismo judeoargentino con compromiso Staff Colaboradores: Gabriel Bacalor, Heriberto Winter, Leonardo Cohen, Leonardo Senkman, Marcelo Kisilevski, Mario En Argentina: Schejtman, Mario Sznajder, Marki Levy, Meir Margalit, Alejandro Dujovne, Alejandro Kaufman, Ariel Miki Kratzman, Miki Tsur, Moshé Rozen, Ofer Laszewicki Abramovich, Ariel Benasayag, Bernardo Blejmar, Rubin, Pablo Arcuschin, Sandra Kochmann, Shlomo Bruno Kusevitzky, Carlos Gabeta, Carlos Segalis, Slutzky, Yerahmiel Barylka, Yoel Schvartz. Carolina Herz, Daniel Muchnik, Dany Goldman, Damian Szvalb, Daniel Feierstein, Darío Brenman, En EE.UU.: Jonathan Wheeler, Sebastián Sclofsky, Darío Sztajnszrajber, Diana Sperling, Diego Victoria Wigodzky Sumario Niemetz, Emmanuel Kahan, Emmanuel Taub, En Alemania: Guillermo Atlas STAFF / COMUNIDAD -
Jewish Feelings, Jewish Practice?
Jewish feelings, Jewish practice? Children of Jewish intermarriage in the Netherlands Barbara Tanenbaum / Riki Kooyman June 2014 Jewish feelings, Jewish practice? Children of Jewish intermarriage in the Netherlands Barbara Tanenbaum / Riki Kooyman June 2014 JDC International Centre for Community Development Project Director Marcelo Dimentstein Principal Researchers Barbara Tanenbaum (JMW-Jewish Social Services Amsterdam) Riki Kooyman (Independent Researcher) Research Advisor Chris Kooyman (JMW-Jewish Social Services Amsterdam) Copywriting Avi Herbatschek JDC International Centre for Community Development (JDC-ICCD), Oxford Chairman: Luis Bassat President: Alberto Senderey Operations Director: Marcelo Dimentstein Company Secretary: Pablo Weinsteiner This survey was made possible thanks to the generous support of The Buncher Family Foundation and private donors. Copyright© JDC-ICCD, 2014 All Rights Reserved© No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from the publisher. Table of Contents 4 Prologue 8 Executive Summary 11 Introduction 12 Research Methodology 13 1. Identity 13 1.1 Jewish identity 14 1.2 Jewish feelings and Jewish practice 15 1.3 Defining moments 17 1.4 Downplaying Jewish ties 18 2. Areas of Jewish connection 18 2.1 Social and cultural 20 2.2 Religious and traditional 22 2.3 Israel 25 2.4 Living with the Memory of the Shoah 29 2.5 Antisemitism 30 3. Specific themes 30 3.1 Family relations 35 3.2 Influence of Jewish father, Jewish mother, Jewish grandparent 37 3.3 Choice or ancestry 38 4. Jewish community 38 4.1 Relationship with the Jewish community 39 4.2 Opinions about the Jewish community 41 Conclusion 42 Policy recommendations 4 JDC International Centre for Community Development Prologue From Threat to Challenge? Classic anthropology teaches that every human group creates its own rules concerning marriage and reproduction. -
“Once in a While Kosher, Once in a While Shabbat”
“Once in a while kosher, once in a while Shabbat” A Study on the Identities, Perceptions, and Practices of Children of Mixed Marriages in Germany Julia Bernstein June 2014 “Once in a while kosher, once in a while Shabbat” A Study on the Identities, Perceptions, and Practices of Children of Mixed Marriages in Germany Julia Bernstein June 2014 JDC International Centre for Community Development Project Director Marcelo Dimentstein Principal Researchers Dr. Julia Bernstein (Universität zu Köln) Research Assistants Sandra Anusiewicz-Baer (Ph.D. candidate, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) Katja Nudelman (Lic. Phil.) Translation Kathleen Luft Copywriting Avi Herbatschek JDC International Centre for Community Development (JDC-ICCD), Oxford Chairman: Luis Bassat President: Alberto Senderey Operations Director: Marcelo Dimentstein Company Secretary: Pablo Weinsteiner This survey was made possible thanks to the generous support of The Buncher Family Foundation and private donors. Copyright© JDC-ICCD, 2014 All Rights Reserved© No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from the publisher. Table of Contents 9 1. Introduction: Research Question, Objective, and Methodology 10 2. The Concept of “Mixed Families“—or “How do you Jew?” The Category “Either—Or” 12 3. The Content of Jewishness: “Doing being Jewish” 13 4. Multiple Identities 15 4.1 Situative Jewishness 16 4.2 “Once in a while kosher and once in a while Shabbat”—Postmodern Forms of Jewish Identity 17 4.3 Symbolic Jewishness 18 5. Model: Searching for One’s Identity through Experiences of Foreignness and Turning to Jewish Traditions and History 19 6. -
Programa Del Sábado 3 Y Domingo 4/5/2014
Programa del Proyectos y desafíos de Israel, La Shoá y la fundación de con Hamutal Rogel Fuchs, Israel, con Esther Rubio sábado 3 y portavoz de la Embajada en domingo España ESPECIAL – En este período especial, entre la conmemoración 4/5/2014 DE ACTUALIDAD – de las víctimas del Holocausto y Aprovechamos las próximas los caídos en las guerras de Israel celebraciones del calendario (Yom haZikaron), recuperamos un israelí (Yom haZikaron, el Día de programa de 2008 de la serie la Memoria por los caídos en las “2000 años de esperanza, 60 … guerras de Israel; y Yom Leer más haAtzmaut, el Día de la Independencia del Estado) para nuestra … Leer más Hatikva: el nacimiento de un Un sainete en judeoespañol, himno, por Astrith Baltsan desde el CIDICSEF de Buenos Aires MÚSICA – La consagrada pianista Salmo 18: el canto de David clásica israelí Astrith Baltsan ha después de salvarle Dios de JAVERES DEL KURTIJO – Como llevado a cabo una revolucionaria Saúl cada semana, un grupo de investigación sobre los orígenes miembros del Centro de de la melodía del Hatikva, el HABLEMOS DE LA BIBLIA, CON Investigación y Difusión de la himno nacional de Israel, desde IRIT GREEN – Del maestro de Cultura Sefardí de Argentina, nos una antigua oración sefardí, coro. De David, el servidor del deleita con contenidos en pasando … Leer más Señor, que entonó este canto judezmo (mal llamado ladino) o cuando el Señor lo libró de caer en judeoespañol, en este caso … manos de Saúl y de todos sus … Leer más Leer más Concierto de jazanut con ritmos latinos, con Gastón Bogomolni (Bet-El, Madrid, Algo habremos hecho 20/4/2014) “Ida” de Pawel Pawlikowski LA PALABRA – Decía el escritor ACTOS EN DIRECTO – El jazán CINE Y SHOÁ, CON AARON español Antonio Gala en su (cantor litúrgico) Gastón RODRÍGUEZ – La imprescindible tradicional columna antisemita, Bogomolni nació en Argentina Ida de P. -
European Union for Progressive Judaism December 2014 Newsletter
European Union for Progressive Judaism December 2014 Newsletter © European Union for Progressive Judaism How to light your Chanukiah From the Chairman Place the candles We in the northern from right to left. hemisphere shall soon On the first night, reach the shortest day of there should be the year. I always find 21 one candle on the December a watershed far right of the because after that date Chanukiah, plus the daylight hours increase, the shamash in the ever so slightly, on their centre. On the way to spring. One ray second night, there should be two candles on the of light – pun intended – right plus the shamash, and so on. There was once a is Chanukah. Talmudic dispute about whether all the candles For eight evenings in should be lit on the first night and then decrease each the depths of winter we night, or whether they should increase. The way that light an ever-increasing won out became the normative way, which is to number of candles in our increase the lights each night. The reason given is homes. There are many that sanctity should always be increased, not layers of meaning to this decreased. Light the candles in the opposite direction and, not being a rabbi, I won’t even try to get to the from how we place them in the chanukiah. Light them core; but in addition to the notion of rededication from left to right, so that the newest candle is always during these darkest days of the year I particularly lit first. Light the shamash first, and used it to light all enjoy the promise of new beginnings in the plant the other candles.