Temple Israel of Riverhead
December 2017 Bulletin Kislev/Tevet 5778 Volume #23 Issue #10
490 Northville Tpke., P.O. Box 1531, Riverhead, New York 11901-0954 Temple Office: (631) 727-3191 Email: [email protected] Rabbi’s Study: (631) 369-5997 www.TempleisraelRiverhead.org Rabbi Michael Rascoe (713) 208-0555
RABBI’S REFLECTIONS: Hanukkah: The Real Story
With the First Temple de- stroyed in 586 B.C.E., Jere- In This Issue miah (29:5-7) told the Jews to build lives and become good citizens of the country Pink Ribbon Shabbat 3 in which they lived. They obeyed, until Mattathias re- Community Menorah belled with the battle-cry, 4 “Whoever is for God, follow Lighting me!” (1 Maccabees 2:27 Rabbi Michael Rascoe Winter Shabbat reads: “Let everyone who is 5 Dinners Continue zealous for the Law, and would maintain the cove- nant, follow me.”) Modified Shabbat 6 Services We call Hanukkah the first fight for religious free- dom. The story is more complicated. It begins not in 143/2 B.C.E. when Simeon arranged true independ- TIR Book Club 6 ence; nor in 161 B.C.E. when Judah Maccabee allied with Rome; nor in 164 B.C.E. with the Temple’s re- dedication; nor in 167/6 B.C.E. when their father Adult Education 7 Mattathias (a small-town priest, not the high priest) rebelled; nor in 175 B.C.E. when Antiochus IV Mobile Adult Day Care 9 Epiphanes became king; nor in 275 B.C.E. when Al- Program exander the Great’s kingdom split; but in 333-331 B.C.E. when Alexander the Great brought Hellenism into the Middle East.
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We have felt the tension of interacting with servance, circumcision, and dietary re- the world ever since. In the 3rd century strictions; and for idol worship. Antiochus B.C.E., with Egypt ruling Judea, Joseph ben IV Epiphanes needed the money and the Tobias, of noble ancestry (his ancestors op- loyalty of his varied subjects to try to posed Ezra and Nehemiah’s religious re- conquer Egypt, so he agreed. The local forms) and related to the high priest, ar- non-Jews also supported Antiochus’s ef- ranged to be tax collector. He and his de- forts. At no point did all Jews support the scendants economically ruled Syria Hasmoneans. Some Hellenizers always (including Palestine,) supported first by the opposed them. Traditional observers, nev- Egyptian, and then the Seleucid (ruling er interested in political independence for from Syria) armies. The region’s Jews and its own sake because of Jeremiah, sup- non-Jews hated their taxes, and Jerusalem ported them only some of the time. became a foreign rulers’ money source. Some Jews, especially city Jews, wanted We could say it was a war for religious Jerusalem and other cities to have the eco- freedom since the Hasidim and others nomic, social, and self-government ad- abandoned the fight with the Temple re- vantages of a polis, a true Greek city; but dedication. The Maccabees forced a new the cities needed to be more Greek. These war, and non-Jews attacking Jews finally Jews gained Seleucid attention by mention- impelled the fight for independence. Ju- ing high priest Onias III’s anti-Seleucid and dah died in 160 B.C.E., allied with Rome. pro-Egyptian sympathies, and the Temple His brother, Jonathan, further exacerbated money he controlled. They failed, but a sec- intra-Jewish tensions by pursuing more ond try with money, and the promise of a foreign treaties. Only near 140 B.C.E. Greek constitution for Jerusalem, led to Ja- was Judea independent, though not for son’s appointment as high priest, and the long. The Seleucids arranged for Sime- new city name of Antioch. After three on’s murder, and John Hyrcanus became years, the Hellenizers wanted their own king in 134. He offered some Seleucid man, Menelaus, as high priest, even though loyalty. Independence came with Antio- he did not qualify; and promised Antiochus chus VII’s death in 129 B.C.E. It didn’t more money. A civil war started. Menelaus last long. won. When Onias III emerged from hiding, Menelaus had him assassinated. Menelaus The Pharisees and later the Rabbis down- required Seleucid army support to stay in played the military elements, and empha- power. With a rumor that Antiochus died on sized that God and the eternal-– his Egyptian campaign, and Menelaus, not immortality and martyrdom-–were key to a true high priest, used Temple gold ritual winning (see e.g. the Book of Daniel, and items to pay Antiochus, Jason, with help, the story of Hannah and her seven sons.) including the Hasidim (no relation to to- They affirmed Hasmonean legal innova- day’s named group,) overthrew Menelaus. tion. The Seleucids waited for Sabbath Antiochus returned home, and restored and killed the Jews since they did not Menelaus. Jewish reformers urged Antio- fight. Mattathias said better to violate chus to pass laws against Sabbath ob- Sabbath now to live and celebrate it in the future.
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Winter Shabbat Dinners Continue! Until March 9th, 2018
Friday night Shabbat services will begin at 5:30 PM, followed by a community dinner.
Join us for services and dinner. It is a wonderful evening, and a great way to begin Shabbat. Saturday morning services begin at 9:30 AM. Thank you to our upcoming sponsors:
Date Candle Lighting Sponsors 12/1 4:05 PM Leni & Harvey Goldsmith 12/8 4:04 PM Lisa & Richard Israel 12/15 4:05 PM Alice & Michael Ganz Jaime Siegel, in honor of his mother 12/22 4:08 PM Pauline Siegel's Yahrzeit
12/29 4:13 PM Judith Lockman
Consider sponsoring a Friday night dinner for $180.00, but whether you are a sponsor, or not, please join us.
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Contact Allen Silver [email protected] 631-744-7551
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Modified Shabbat Services Continue
Test out our shortened Shabbat services on the 1st Shabbat of each month:
December 2 January 6
February 3
March 3
Services begin promptly at 9:30 AM, with a minyan, and end at 11:00 AM.
Followed by a Kiddush luncheon.
Temple Israel of Riverhead Book Club
Thursday, December 7, 2017 at 7:00 PM
The Liberated Bride by A.B. Yehoshua
Location: Temple Israel of Riverhead
Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly. Contact Barbara Smith with any questions.
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Rabbi Rascoe Discusses Buber’s I and Thou
Rabbi Rascoe continues discussions of Martin Buber’s book, I and Thou. The second session will be held on Tuesday, December 12, at 7 PM at Temple Israel.
The Personhood of God
On Tuesday, December 5, from 7-8 PM, we will look at the different images of God as a person, and what those images say about God, our faith, and the whole human condition.
Talmud Classes
Talmud classes continue on the following Wednesdays: December 6, 13, 20 and 27, from 6 to 7:30 PM. Rabbi Rascoe invites you to join us. There is always review, so no previ- ous attendance is required. Attendees receive an introduction to Talmudic logic, thought, and law.
Interfaith Bible Book-of-the-Month Club
The Interfaith Bible Class will meet on Wednesday, December 13, from 9:30 AM-11:30 AM, at St. Marks Church, 105 Randall Road, Shoreham. The meeting will continue with the Book of Psalms.
Please call Mike Griske (631-849-1744,) club President, with any questions.
Temple Israel of Riverhead 7 December 2017 Baby Naming
On November 4, 2017, family, friends, and Temple Israel congregation members gathered for the baby naming of Pauline Ray Israel. It was a wonderful occasion, enjoyed by all! Proud parents Stephanie and Isaac (Ike) Israel named their beauti- ful daughter Pauline (Hebrew name Palumba, for great- grandmother Pauline and great-grandfather Ray.) Rabbi Rascoe performed a lovely service with grandmothers Barbara Smith and Lisa Israel on the bima as gabbaim.
The morning concluded with a lavish luncheon served downstairs in the social hall, overflowing with family, friends, congregants, and lots of love. A memorable event in which we share in the simchas of our congregants. A hearty Mazel Tov to Stepha- nie, Ike, beautiful Pauline, and the entire Israel and Smith families!
Plant a Tree in Israel Sponsor a Speaker at Temple Israel You can have a tree planted in Israel for a donation of $18. If you are interested in sponsoring a future Contact Sheila Muller, at PO Shabbat speaker program, please contact Box 2433, Aquebogue, NY Jaime Siegel or Lorraine Richter. 11931; 631-722-4711; or [email protected]. All checks should be made out to Temple Israel of Riverhead, or you can use PayPal from our website.
Best wishes to Temple Israel from
Siegel and Segal
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Coming soon to Temple Israel of Riverhead Fridays, 10:00 AM—1:00 PM
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Something to Kvell about? Let us know!
Please let us know if you have an event you would like to celebrate: the birth of a child or grandchild, a special graduation, an accomplishment of a close relative, or any of the other joys of life. Email the information to Allen Silver at [email protected].
Temple Israel of Riverhead 9 December 2017 (Rabbi—continued from page 2)
Ever since, we weigh issues: we reject mately, we keep our religion involved in the extremes of the assimilationist and the this world and look to the next, in the closed-minded religious, focusing on God hopes that we make this one better, under- and life; and reject the extremes of world- standing that only God keeps these ex- ly desire, the political-military, hedonism, treme tensions in check. So Hanukkah is a and other-worldly, ultra-pious-asceticism- fight for religious freedom. legalistism in favor of interacting with this world and making a better one; and Happy Hanukkah! reject the static law and the ever-changing law in favor of an adaptable one. Ulti-
Kol Nidre Appeal
As we continue into 5778, we still to need our membership and friends to preserve the health and well-being of our beloved temple. It is a tra- dition in congregations to establish a Kol Nidre Appeal Fund; at Tem- ple Israel this fund is vital to help supplement the dues and thus cover our operating expenses. Therefore, we ask each one of you, if you have not already donated, to be as generous as possible, in order that our temple may continue to meet the growing needs of the Jewish commu- nity.
Please forward your check, payable to Temple Israel Kol Nidre Fund, to: Temple Israel of Riverhead, P.O. Box 1531, Riverhead, NY 11901. You can also pay online using PayPal. Thank you.
When you buy a car at Apple Honda, mention Temple Israel and we will make a $100.00 donation in your name 1375 Old Country Road Phone (631) 727-0555 Riverhead, N.Y11901 Fax (631) 727-8453
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Mazel Tov!
The Temple Israel of Riverhead teen team received the Most Cantastic award for creating a Bridge Over Hunger using 4,416 cans.
The structure (pictured below) was made from the following: canned sardines, tomato paste, tomato sauce, pinto beans, and tuna; bottled water; chocolate bars; and spaghetti. It will be used to provide 620 meals to help feed the hungry.
Congratulations to the team!
Captain—Ariel Kaplan Team members—Josh Kaplan, Sydney Caldwell, and Griffin Scheurer AIA mentor—Harley P. Abrams With special thanks to— Jaime Siegel, Caroline Kaplan, Rabbi Michael Rascoe
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An Easy Way to Help TI—Go Food Shopping!
Gift Cards are now avail- Please contact Lana An- able for all major super- ker ([email protected],) markets... Lorraine Richter (631- 653-9028,) or the Tem- ple office to arrange a • Best Market purchase. The total profit from card sales is • Stop & Shop donated to the general • King Kullen fund each year. Please support this silent fund- raiser.
Leaves on the Tree of Life
An engraved leaf on the lovely Tree of Life which graces our Social Hall is a joyous reminder of a Bat or Bar Mitz- vah, an anniversary, a wedding, or a special birthday, and also a fitting trib- ute to the memory of a loved one. The cost of a leaf is $180 for members. Please contact Phyllis VanDyne at 631- 734-7511 for information, .
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Ongoing Silent Fundraisers for Temple Israel
TD Bank: Stop in at the Westhampton Beach branch to find out about all the special offers for TIR members. TD bank will make contributions to TIR based on activity from our mem- bers. For details on their Affinity Membership Program, stop in at any branch if you are al- ready a TD Bank customer.
Peninsula Wines and Liquors offers wine at discounted prices, delivered directly to the temple. A percentage of the cost is donated back to us each time you buy. Anyone need- ing wine or liquor can contact Jaime Siegel, or call Peninsula Wines directly at 516-374- 0900. Ask for Jim Cari, and be sure to mention Temple Israel.
Donate an old car to Temple Israel for a tax deduction. It’s easy—just call (866) 392- 4483, or click on the link on our website. Be sure to designate Temple Israel of Riverhead as the recipient.
Need a Ride to TI?
Do you find it difficult getting transportation to services and events at Temple Israel, especially at night? If so, please call the office at 727-3191, and we will try to arrange a ride for you.
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Donations to Temple Israel of Riverhead
Donation—Mr. & Mrs. James Hahn.
Donation—Mr. & Mrs. Ted Haydee.
Yahrzeit for Michelle—daughter of Leni & Harvey Goldsmith.
Yahrzeit for Frances Siegel—aunt of Jaime Siegel.
Yahrzeit for Gilbert Shapiro—brother-in-law of Stanley & Sylvia Hagler.
Yahrzeit for Lena Mask—grandmother of Jaime Siegel.
Yahrzeit for Arthur Sandberg—father of George Sandberg.
Yahrzeit for Samuel Shackman—grandfather of Elaine Kimpel.
Canstruction donation—Leonard Wasserman & Abigail Moore.
Donations to 5778 Kol Nidre Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Sanders.
Leonard Wasserman & Abigail Moore.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Israel.
Harriet Holtzman.
Judith Lockman.
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Kosher Food For Our Events
Bagel Patch, in Patchogue, frequently provides the food for our spe- cial events. The Best Yet Market on Route 58 carries pareve cookies and cakes. BJ’s and Costco also have pareve cookies in their baker- ies.
Beach Bakery, in Westhampton Beach, is also under kosher supervi- sion.
Our Judaica Shop
If you need Shabbat or holiday items for yourself, or for a gift, you will find them right in the Temple. Our Judaica Shop boasts a large inventory of beautiful items, many of them dis- played in the Social Hall's glass cases. Kiddush cups, glass platters, Shabbat-To-Go, kipot, Seder and matzoh plates, menorahs, children's books and toys, cookbooks, and candlesticks are all there.
Phyllis Van Dyne operates the Temple's Shop, acquiring new items several times a year. She will also fill special orders; if you see something you'd like, she can get it for you. Or, if you need ideas for a gift, she will be happy to suggest something in your price range, perfect for your occasion and recipient. For more information and personal service, just call Phyllis at 631-734-7511.
Temple Israel of Riverhead 15 December 2017 YAHRZEITS We remember these lives on the approaching anniversary of their passing. May their memories be a blessing. December Kislev/ Tevet5778
12/1/17 Davidson, David Kislev 13 12/22/17 Senft, Mollie Tevet 4 12/1/17 Katz, Rose Kislev 13 12/22/17 Siegel, Pauline Tevet 4 12/1/17 Sacko, Jennie Kislev 13 12/23/17 Deutsch, Shirley Tevet 5 12/1/17 Starkman, Joseph Kislev 13 12/23/17 Frankel, Lena Tevet 5 12/2/17 Karlin, Dotty Kislev 14 12/24/17 Benstock, Roslyn Tevet 6 12/2/17 Willner, Philip Kislev 14 12/24/17 Levy, Sylvia Tevet 6 12/3/17 Goldstein, Rose Kislev 15 12/24/17 Richter, Maurice Tevet 6 12/3/17 Lipetz, Rose Kislev 15 12/24/17 Zuck, Joseph Tevet 6 12/4/17 Cohen, Todd Kislev 16 12/25/17 Mathews, Maxwell J. Tevet 7 12/4/17 Cohen, Vicki Kislev 16 12/25/17 Schackman, Nathaniel Tevet 7 12/5/17 Maise, Maksha Kislev 17 12/25/17 Seidner, Sidney Tevet 7 12/6/17 Brown, Francis Kislev 18 12/26/17 Lotzky, Isaac Tevet 8 12/6/17 Cross, Elizabeth Kislev 18 12/28/17 Gradus, Lorraine Tevet 10 12/7/17 Benstock, Robert Kislev 19 12/28/17 Harding, Louis Tevet 10 12/7/17 Cohen, Leonard Kislev 19 12/29/17 Carchman, Max Tevet 11 12/7/17 Trepel, Tylda Kislev 19 12/29/17 Jaeger, Ida Tevet 11 Oppenheimer, 12/29/17 Michaelson, Joseph Tevet 11 12/8/17 Sadie Kislev 20 12/29/17 Weiner, Joseph Tevet 11 12/9/17 Vinacour, Paul Kislev 21 12/30/17 Lambert, Flo Tevet 12 12/10/17 Mendell, Manuel Kislev 22 12/30/17 Saffer, Anna Tevet 12 12/11/17 Froehlich, Zackery Kislev 23 12/31/17 Goldstein, Rona Tevet 13 Wimpfheimer, 12/31/17 Muehlenthal, Phil Tevet 13 12/11/17 Herbert Kislev 23 12/31/17 Schubach, Walter Tevet 13 12/12/17 Honig, Sylvia Kislev 24 1/1/18 Friedlander, Sidney Tevet 14 12/13/17 Galitzer, Rose Kislev 25 1/1/18 Hefter, Steven Tevet 14 12/13/17 Ritigstein, Rose Kislev 25 1/2/18 Arnold, Mary Tevet 15 12/15/17 Crowitz, Louis Kislev 27 1/2/18 Reich, Hyman Tevet 15 12/15/17 Turkel, William Kislev 27 1/3/18 Knopfler, Joseph Tevet 16 12/16/17 Talsky, Joyce Kislev 28 1/3/18 Schmilowitz, Eva Tevet 16 12/17/17 Topal, Louis Kislev 29 1/3/18 Wasserman, Rose Tevet 16 12/18/17 Lightdale, Sylvia Kislev 30 1/4/18 Mathews, Jacob B. Tevet 17 12/19/17 Saffer, Sidney Tevet 1 1/5/18 Frank, Yudel Velvel (Joel) Tevet 18 Shapiro, Mildred 1/6/18 Carney, Fay Tevet 19 12/19/17 Louis Tevet 1 1/6/18 Goldstein, Sarah Tevet 19 12/22/17 Dubin, Norman Tevet 4 1/6/18 Mottus, Anna Tevet 19 12/22/17 Lazarus, Samuel Tevet 4 1/6/18 Salpeter, Abraham Tevet 19 12/22/17 Lowy, Frederick Tevet 4 1/6/18 Schwartz, Alice Tevet 19 12/22/17 Raffe, Flora Tevet 4 1/7/18 Kaiden, Ida Tevet 20 12/22/17 Scheinberg, Henry Tevet 4 Temple Israel of Riverhead 16 December 2017
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For Information:
Officers: Advertising and Barbara Smith 631-664-6584 President Jaime Siegel Public Relations Book Club Barbara Smith 631-664-6584 1st Vice President Barbara Smith
Treasurer Richard Israel Bulletin Allen Silver 631-744-7551 [email protected] Secretary Elaine Lissauer Capital Campaign Richard Israel 727-5500 x11 Cemetery Lisa Israel 727-5500 x10
Custodian Contact Jaime Siegel 631-653-3985 Trustees: Education Jaime Siegel 631-653-3985 Fundraising Jaime Siegel 631-653-3985 Harley Abrams Lisa Israel
High Holy Days Robert Brown Terri Milligan House Manager Rob Brown 631-298-2608 Judaica Shop Phyllis Van Dyne 631-734-7511 Rebecca Hagler Sheila Muller Membership Jaime Siegel 631-653-3985 Melissa Idler Lorraine Richter Oneg Shabbat Barbara Smith 631-664-6584 President Jaime Siegel 631-653-3985 Programs and Events
Ritual Committee Lisa Israel 727-5500 x10 Social Hall Jaime Siegel 631-653-3985 Special Gifts Howard Collins 631-779-3042 Temple Office Carole Jones 631-727-3191 Bulletin Committee: Trees in Israel Sheila Muller 631-722-4711 Tree of Life Phyllis Van Dyne 631-734-7511 Elaine Lissauer Lee Ann Silver
Supermarket Carole Jones (Office) 631-727-3191 Allen Silver Certificates Lorraine Richter 631-653-9028 Lana Anker lana410@ aol.com
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CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS
December 2, January 6, February 3 & March 3—Modified Shabbat Services December 5—The Personhood of God December 6, 13, 20 & 27—Talmud Classes December 7—TIR Book Club December 9—Pink Ribbon Shabbat December 12—Book Discussion, I and Thou December 16—Community Menorah Lighting
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