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FIFTH AVENUE SYNAGOGUE Learning and Living Judaism . Together FAS BULLETIN MAY/JUNE 2021 OUTSTANDING UPCOMING WEBINARS PRESENTED BY FAS - VIA ZOOM Recordings of all programs are available at www.5as.org MICHAEL FREUND Founder and Chairman of Shavei Israel HAPPY “Jews of Color Making MOTHER’S DAY Aliyah to Israel” Presented on May 2, MAY 9, 2021 at 11:00 AM *Recording available on our website WILLIAM A. ACKMAN EREV CEO and Portfolio Manager MEMORIAL SHAVUOT of Pershing Square Capital DAY Management, L.P. WEEKEND MAY 16, 2021 May 23, 2021 at 11:00 AM MAY 30, 2021 ELISHA WIESEL Chairman of The Floor, CLAIRE DIENSTAG and son of Nobel Laureate FAS Member Elie Wiesel, ob”m "The Ellis Island of the West: Elisha will present “The Life The Galveston Movement of Elie Wiesel,” on the day of and Jewish Immigration to his father’s fifth yahrzeit. the American Midwest." June 6, 2021 at 11:00 AM June 13, 2021 at 11:00 AM RABBI YOSEF KALATSKY HAPPY Dean of the Yad Avraham FATHER’S DAY Institute Rabbi Kalatsky will speak in JUNE 20, 2021 tribute to Loren Norman, ob”m, sister of FAS Vice-President Mitchell Davidson. June 27, 2021 at 11:00 AM Fifth Avenue Synagogue I 5 East 62nd Street I New York, NY, 10065 I Tel: 212.838.2122 I www.5as.org MAY 2021 IYAR 19 - SIVAN 20, 5781 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Shabbat 1 Emor S 9:00 AM M 7:20 PM E 8:38 PM Omer Count 35 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Behar/Bechukosai S 8:30 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM Birchas Hachodesh KS 9:23 AM M 7:45 PM M 7:45 PM M 7:45 PM M 7:45 PM M 7:10 PM S 9:00 AM M 7:45 PM Omer Count 37 Omer Count 38 Omer Count 39 Omer Count 40 C 7:40 PM M 7:25 PM Omer Count 36 Omer Count 41 E 8:46 PM Omer Count 42 9 Mother’s Day 10 Yom 11 12 Rosh Chodesh 13 14 15 Bamidbar S 8:30 AM Yerushalayim S 8:00 AM Sivan S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 9:00 AM KS 9:18 AM S 8:00 AM M 7:50 PM S 8:00 AM M 7:50 PM M 7:10 PM M 7:30 PM M 7:50 PM M 7:50 PM Omer Count 45 M 7:50 PM Omer Count 47 C 7:47 PM E 8:54 PM Omer Count 43 Omer Count 44 Omer Count 46 Omer Count 48 Omer Count 49 16 Erev Shavuot 17 Shavuot Day 1 18 Shavuot Day 2 19 20 21 22 Naso S 8:30 AM S 9:00 AM S 9:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 9:00 AM KS 9:15 AM M 7:55 PM Yizkor 10:15 AM M 8:00 PM M 8:00 PM M 7:10 PM M 7:40 PM C 7:47 PM C 8:56 PM M 7:55 PM C 7:54 PM E 9:02 PM M 7:55 PM E 8:57 PM Ma’ariv 8:30 PM 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Beha’alosecha S 8:30 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 9:00 AM KS 9:12 AM M 8:05 PM M 8:05 PM M 8:05 PM M 8:05 PM M 7:10 PM M 7:45 PM M 8:05 PM C 8:00 PM E 9:09 PM 30 31 Memorial Day S 8:30 AM S 8:30 AM KS 9:10 AM M 8:10 PM M 8:10 PM Key - S: Shacharit; KS: Latest time for K’riat Shema; M: Mincha/Ma’ariv; C: Candle Lighting; E: End of Shabbat/Fast CLERGY: HONORARY: STAFF: Rabbi Eli Babich……………………………………Rabbi Henry Hirsch, ob”m……………Founding Chairman Rachel Akrongold……...Chief Operating Officer Rabbi Dr. Sol Roth……………..Rabbi Emeritus, USA Hermann Merkin, ob”m…….…..Founding President Sheila Montgomery………….Executive Director Rabbi Shmuel Fishelis…………………………Daf Yomi Ira Leon Rennert……………….Honorary Chairman Maggie Moronta……………………...Comptroller Rabbi Dr. M. Rosensweig……………Resident Scholar Prof. William Schwartz, ob”m….Honorary Chairman Tanya Benzaquen……………Executive Assistant Rabbi Yaakov Y. Kermaier……Rabbi Emeritus, Israel Rabbi Sol Trau, ob”m……..……Honorary Chairman Joseph Malovany…………………………………Cantor David Yagoda, ob”m……………Honorary Chairman YOUTH DIRECTORS: Rabbi Yisroel Halpert …………………Ritual Director Victor Barnett………………….. Honorary President Rivkah Halpert……………..Junior Congregation J. Ezra Merkin…………………...Honorary President Yosef Itzkowitz……………….……Youth Groups OFFICERS: Martin Romerovski, ob”m……...Honorary President Walter J. Molofsky, M.D. ……………………Chairman YOUNG LEADERSHIP CHAIRS: Jacob D. Gold…………………………………President WOMEN’S CLUB: Rachel Akrongold, Wesley LePatner, Mitchell Davidson………………………Vice-President Rivkah Rothschild……………………....Co-Chairman Jennifer Majzner, Erynne Rennert. Kim Heyman……………………………Vice-President Laurel Grass………….………………...Co-Chairman Dr. Shaun Honig………...Vice-President & Treasurer MEN’S CLUB: Dr. David Goddard……………………Co-Chairman Steven Eichel…………………………...Co-Chairman 2 JUNE 2021 SIVAN 21 - TAMMUZ 20, 5781 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Shabbat 1 2 3 4 5 Shelach S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM Birchas Hachodesh M 8:10 PM M 8:10 PM M 8:10 PM M 7:10 PM S 9:00 AM C 8:05 PM M 7:50 PM E 9:14 PM 6 7 8 9 10 Rosh Chodesh 11 Rosh Chodesh 12 Korach S 8:30 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM Tammuz Tammuz S 9:00 AM KS 9:10 AM M 8:15 PM M 8:15 PM M 8:15 PM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM M 7:55 PM M 8:15 PM M 8:15 PM M 7:10 PM E 9:19 PM C 8:09 PM 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Chukas S 8:30 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 9:00 AM KS 9:10 AM M 8:15 PM M 8:15 PM M 8:15 PM M 8:15 PM M 7:10 PM M 7:55 PM M 8:15 PM C 8:12 PM E 9:21 PM 20 Father’s Day 21 22 23 24 25 26 Balak S 8:30 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 9:00 AM KS 9:11 AM M 8:20 PM M 8:20 PM M 8:20 PM M 8:20 PM M 7:10 PM M 7:55 PM M 8:20 PM C 8:13 PM E 9:22 PM 27 Shiva Assar 28 29 30 July 1 2 3 Pinchas B’Tammuz S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM S 8:00 AM Birchas Hachodesh F 4:14 AM M 8:20 PM M 8:20 PM M 8:20 PM M 8:20 PM M 7:10 PM S 9:00 AM S 8:30 AM C 8:12 PM M 7:55 PM KS 9:13 AM E 9:21 PM M 8:05 PM E 9:13 PM Key - S: Shacharit; KS: Latest time for K’riat Shema; M: Mincha/Ma ’ariv; C: Candle Lighting; F: Fast Begins; E: End of Shabbat/Fast Mittler Senior Tech: Technology During COVID-19 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO COMMEMORATE THE YAHRZEIT OF A LOVED ONE Please join us for this special computer training course geared for seniors, taught by Jordan Mittler, Director and Founder of Mittler It is a meaningful gesture to give charity in memory of a deceased Senior Technology. 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    \\jciprod01\productn\H\HLL\57-1\HLL105.txt unknown Seq: 1 31-JAN-20 14:36 ARTICLE LEGISLATING ATROCITY PREVENTION ZACHARY D. KAUFMAN* Despite promises made by the international community after the Holocaust to “never again” allow genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity to be committed, these “atrocity crimes” have been perpetrated again and again. To- * Associate Professor of Law and Political Science, University of Houston Law Center, with additional appointments in the University of Houston’s Department of Political Science and Hobby School of Public Affairs. J.D., Yale Law School; D.Phil. (Ph.D.) and M.Phil., both in International Relations, Oxford University (Marshall Scholar); B.A. in Political Science, Yale University. Research for this Article was generously facilitated by institutional support from Stanford Law School (where the author was a Lecturer from 2017 to 2019) and Harvard University Kennedy School of Government (where the author was a Senior Fellow from 2016 to 2019). While serving on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee (“SFRC”) staff in 2016-17 as a Council on Foreign Relations International Affairs Fellow, the author drew on his book, United States Law and Policy on Transitional Justice: Principles, Politics, and Pragmatics (Oxford University Press, 2016), to work as a lead architect of both the Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act and the Syrian War Crimes Accountability Act. The author has subsequently advised the White House National Security Council (“NSC”) and SFRC on im- plementing both laws. On June 13, 2019, an earlier draft of this Article was submitted for the record by Stanford Law School Professor Beth Van Schaack at a congressional hearing, “Pursuing Accountability for Atrocities,” hosted by the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission.