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The JEWISH VOICE & HERALD Index INSIDE Calendar 2 Opinion 4-S THIS Federation 6 Community 10-13 Arts 17-18 Food 20 Simchas 32 Obituaries 34-35 Miriam to partner with Israeli March of the Living participants Meet Matisyahu, reggae artist. My Voice 36 hospital. See page 3. share stories. See page 9. See page 17. The JEWISH VOICE & HERALD 22 Tammuz 5765 Vol. IV - Issue XXXII Jewish Federation of Rhode Island July 22, 2005 Federation introduces Israel to diverse R. I. leaders JTA photo Settlers protested disengagement from Gaza this week. Violence threatens Gaza withdrawal NEVE DEKALIM, settlement in the Gaza Strip, Photos by Rebekah Raz Gaza Strip OTA) -A pool of shouting over loudspeakers to blood seeped over the concrete residents to stay indoors. GOLAN HEIGHTS - The group checks a map of Israel during a stop on the Golan Heights, to explore sidewalk next to a parking lot The barrage of shells that the security issues in Israel. Tour guide Mike Hollander holds up a map with the assistance of Miriam blanketed in shattered glass fell Sunday on Neve Dekalim Hospital CEO, Dr. Kathleen Hittner and Herb Stern, president of the Jewish Federation of R.I. near where a mortar shell had injured six people, including ByMaryKorr exploded, injuring two men, two children, and sent moth­ including an American. Israel, like the biblical ers with baby strollers racing Joseph, wears a coat of many Security officers in armored for cover. T he streets of the colors. A diverse group of vehicles drove through Neve See GAZA. Page 14 Rhode Island leaders saw its Dekalim, the largest Jewish fabric, and the historical and biblical threads intertwining Jewish groups examine it, on a recent trip with the Jewish Federation ofR.I. They saw Qymran and Supreme Court nominee the caves where the Dead WASHINGTON (JTA) church and state. Sea Scrolls were found. They - The nomination of Judge President Bush nominated stood on the mount where John Roberts to the U.S. Roberts, a judge on the District Jesus preached. They attended Supreme Court may motivate of Columbia Circuit Court of a session in the Knesset, where some liberal American Jewish Appeals, as a Supreme Court Benjamin Netanyahu scurried organizations to work against associate justice Tuesday night, past them. Their hearts were his confirmation, but it will saying he "has earned the seared at Yad Vashem, the CAPERNAUM - Tour guide Mike Hollander led the group to take time for many to deter­ respect of people from both national Holocaust memo­ Capernaum, on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, the site of Jesus' mine where Roberts stands political parties." rial, when Holocaust survivor teachings and where the remnants of a 2"'-century synagogue on issues such as reproductive Rabbi Baruch Goldstein, of can be visited. From left are Dennis Langley, Ed Achorn, Janet See ISRAEL TRIP, page 18 Engelhart and the Rev. John Holt. rights and the separation of See SUPREME COURT. page 14 ~ 2 Jewish Voice & Herald July 22, 2005 The Jewish Voice & Herald e~e~ Editor Jonathan Rubin FRI., JULY 22 Assi stant Editor Mary Kerr B'nai Israel cookout, service Product ion 6 p.m. at the temple, 224 Prospect St., W oonsocket. Picnic fol­ & Graphic Design lowed by service. $7 adults, SS for children, no charge for ages under Leah Camara 3. Advertising Representat ives SUN., JULY 24 Frank Zasloff Blood drive Linda Gerstenblatt Copy Editors 8:30 a.m. to noon at Temple B'nai Israel, Woonsocket. Marylyn Graff Children's craft Gladys So ll osy 10 to 11:30 a.m. Temple B'nai Israel, W oonsocket. Tissue paper Distribution Manager Al Resnick flower making for children. Published by the Jewish SUN., JULY 31 Federation of R.I. S. County Collaborative President Herbert 8. Stern 10 a.m. 375 Kingstown Road, Narragansett. Brunch and lec­ Executive Vice President ture. Sponsored by R.I. Hadassah and South County Jewish Col­ Janet Engelhart laborative. Speakers: C h ristina Crowder and John DeMetrick on Th e Jewish Voice & Herald researching Jewish Romanian music. For info, call the Hadassah I (ISSN number 1078-7232, US PS office, 463-3636. #465-710) is printed bi-weekly, except in July and August, when CHARTING A COURSE FOR INVESTORS IN THE MICRO-CAP STOCK MARKET SUN., AUG. 21 it is printed once a month. Tanglewood Concert Telephone/Fax: Editorial phone: 401 -421-411 1. Advertis­ ELIOT•ROSE ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC tel: 401.588.5100 9 a.m. motorcoach leaves Providence JCC for afternoon concert ing phone 401-421-4111 ext. featuring Rossini, M ozart & Beethoven. Conductor Peter Oundjian 160. Fax: 401 -331-7961 . 10 WEYBOSSET STREET, SUITE 401 fax: 401.588.5120 and pianist Peter Serkin. Cost: $78 before July 31, S88 after. 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For information on the Rhode Island temple, call Joe Margolis at Read the Rodman Report, a statewide survey 461-8248. July 22 7:54 In our last issue, the name July 29 7:47 of the Rhode Island commercial real estate market. of A nita Pritsker Jones, Rose Pritsker and Myer Pritsker Aug. 5 7:39 Available on our website: www.rodmanrealestate.com were misspelled. We regret Aug. 12 7:30 the error. r July 22, 2005 Jewish Voice & Herald 3 Community Miriam to partner with Israeli hospital Kathleen -Hittner, president and 'Hospital ofPeace' CEO of Miriam. She visited is trauma center for the center earlier this month on a Jewish Federation seminar to northern Israel Israel. "One observation I made is ByMaryKorr that they are much more aware of security measures, and we can PROVIDENCE - The learn from this. Certainly in the Miriam Hospital will be part­ area of trauma and emergency nering in the near future with medicine, we have much to learn Northern Israel's premiere hospi­ from them," Dr. Hittner said. tal - Ha'Emek Medical Center. The center serves the diverse Known as the "Hospital of population of the Galilee and Peace," Ha'Emek treats victims Jezreel Valley, comprised ofJews, of terror on both sides. It's the Muslims, Christians, Bedouins designated trauma center in the and Druse. The area also absorbs northern part of the country for many Ethiopian immigrants. "MCEs" (mass casualty events), said Larry Rich, the center's Ha'Emek Medical Center in Afula, northern Israel. A medical team from Israel director of development, on a will spend several weeks here in visit to Miriam June 17. The suicide bomber. In the ensuing Palestinian father fromJenin who Ha'Emek, like Miriam, is a the fall and a Miriam team will hospital is located in the Afula explosion, three people died and walked the 10 miles to the medi­ teaching hospital. It is affiliated go to Ha'Emek in the spring. / Gilboa region that is connected 70 were wounded and brought to cal center, and passed through with the Rappaport Faculty of Providence physician Dr. to Rhode Island through the H a'Emek. the security checkpoints, with Medicine, Technion-Haifa.
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