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December 2015 H T OFF THE PRESS A FLURRY OF ACTIVITY… OUR VERY OWN ENGLISH Full days and evenings keep everyone active at ROSE … Beth Protea. Regular lectures, concerts, movies, Who would believe that Beth Protea exercise programs, art classes and outings. Indoor hosts its very own “English Rose”. This carpet bowls now boasts more than 14 regular rose in the form of talented singer/ players, “Parliament” discussions headed by Yehuda performer – resident Judy Lane Drori packs in a crowd, new and innovative Bernstein – who wooed her audience evening programs introduced by Residents here at Beth Protea recently when Committee Chairman Leon Lewis persuades our she treated us all to an evening of old residents to share their personal stories. Bridge time favorites. club evenings meticulously presided over by Bobsy What a treat to and Monty still one of the weekly highlights and have such a treasure is open to anyone from the outside who wishes to right within our participate. The list goes on and on. The days and own walls. the nights are simply not long enough. Way to go Judy! MAGIC MILESTONE … It is certainly not every day that we have the opportunity of celebrating a 100th birthday. Just recently, all the residents enjoyed a scrumptious afternoon tea provided by the Hyde family in celebration of Lily’s milestone 100th birthday. A lady to be reckoned with. A lady of note. Her family shared stories of her full and active life with us all, enlightened us with tales of her successful history. How honored we are to have this special lady living with us here at Beth Protea. TWENTY YEARS ON … A day none of us will ever forget. Honoring that torturous day in our history when Yitzchak Rabin was violently struck down, Beth Protea paid tribute to the man and his vision on the 20th anniversary of his passing. David Kaplan, former Chairman of Telfed and co-founder of TbT, addressed the well-attended gathering and was supported with recollections by members in the audience. HAPPY 23 rd BIRTHDAY BETH PROTEA … Where have the years gone to!! October was time to celebrate our 23rd birthday. And what a celebration it was. Closing our eyes, it was easy to imagine we were in Central Park as we listened to the calming sounds of Simon & Garfunkel. Wonderful renditions performed by the ever talented Moni Arnon. BETH PROTEA – The Pride of Israel’s Southern African Community 5 Asher Barash Street, Herzlia, Tel: 09-9595222, Fax: 09-9595300 Email: [email protected] Website : www.bethprotea.org.il On theTelfed Move South African Zionist Federation (Israel) 3 Editorial 19 Schwartz Street, Ra‘anana 4321224 Tel.:(09)790-7800; Fax: (09)744-6112 4 Focus on Telfed [email protected]; www.telfed.org.il www.facebook.com/telfed 8 New Arrivals 11 10 Contents Noticeboard Nuptials 15 Book Nook 16 Sport Shots 18 Keren Telfed 20 24 Cover Story 24 33 30 Heritage 32 People 39 In Memoriam Editor and Chief Correspondent: David E. Kaplan 41 Classifieds Design and Layout: Becky Rowe Media Committee: Rolene Marks (Chair), Dave Bloom, Sharon Bernstein, Neil Schwartz, Linda Barron, Jodi Reichenberg, Debbie Friedman, Barbara Meltz-Kahn, Dorron Kline, David Kaplan, Becky Rowe Proofreading: Sharon Bernstein, Linda Barron, Rae Galloon, Mark Reichenberg, Leon Moss, David Levin, Neil Schwartz, Berry Hammar. Advertising: David Kaplan (09)767-2404, (050)743-2361; [email protected] Views and comments expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the South Magazine Production: Tasha Elliston (09)790-7819; [email protected] African Zionist Federation (Israel) or of the Editorial Board. SAZF (Israel) is not responsible Subscriptions: Tasha Elliston (09) 790-7819; [email protected] for articles and advertisements which appear herein. Accounts: Dafna Rosenfeld (09)790-7808; [email protected] From the Editor The Dreamers hile Hamlet lamented “perchance In this issue we report on recent cel- Africans Studying to dream” for “there lies the rub”, ebratory events in Israel of Southern in Israel) will trans- for young Jews in the youth move- Africa’s Bnei Zion and Habonim form a dream into Wments in Southern Africa follow- youth movements, and explore the reality. “It is some- ing the Second World War, dreams paths of those who dared “To Dream thing we are well experienced in,” as- were never a “rub” they “were our the Dream” in the words of interna- serts Telfed’s new Chairman, Maish life blood,” says Bnei Zion youth tionally acclaimed ‘Les Misérables’ Isaacson. movement graduate, Doddie Gordon lyricist of Herbert Kretzmer (see page As we celebrate Chanukah this year, of Kibbutz Hasolelim. “It inspired us 37) and who followed their dreams in let us identify with that ancient “Little to come and fight for Israel and then our Cover Story (Page 24). band of Hasmoneans”. While as Jews, to stay on and build this country,” Still very much following its dream we remain eternally outnumbered and says the recently turned 80 year-old is Telfed. beset by tyrants determined to destroy who, during the early fifties had been Since 1948 when Telfed was estab- us, we have - through faith and for- mesmerised listening to “our Shlichim lished to assist the early ‘dreamers’ who titude – always overcome. from Israel relate stories of the heroic put their lives on hold to come and With the lighting of the chanuki- Southern African Machal Volunteers fight in the War of Independence, it yah, we celebrate light over darkness of 1948” at his weekly Bnei Zion has not stopped dreaming. This year and what better way to illuminate the meetings in Mayfair, Johannesburg. marks Telfed embarking on an ambi- journey ahead than to promote and His opportunity to follow in their tious new project for South African facilitate higher education for future brave footsteps came with Israel’s high school graduates to consider generations in Israel. call to help fight in 1956, and in study options in Israel. If in earlier In the years ahead, Telfed’s SASI April - at the age of twenty - he was days, the ‘dreamers’ came in garinim is destined to be a blue and white part of the first group that boarded (groups) to kibbutzim and moshavim “Class Act”. a flight to Israel. “No sooner had we when Israel was an agricultural econo- landed, than we were absorbed into my, the idea today is come and study David E. Kaplan. Editor the Nachal Battalion where our train- at the “Start Up Nation’s” finest uni- ing included bayonet practice and versities and colleges. At the IDC parachute jumping.” Herzliya alone, there are 1,800 for- eign students from 86 countries, with LAW OFFICES over sixty from ADV. HERTZEL KATZ BA.LLB South Africa, 45 SHARON ARANYA KATZ BA.LLB of them study- ing in English We specialize in at its prestigious REAL ESTATE [purchase ,sale, leasing and management] Raphael Recanati WILLS, PROBATE ORDERS, GUARDIANSHIP International COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS School (RRIS). OPINIONS ON RSA SUCCESSION LAW CONFLICT RESOLUTION Embracing this The Magazine NOTARY “Sexy phenome- for all Ages non,” as described Please subscribe or renew your 42 Bialik Blvd. Ramat Hasharon by RRIS head, HERTZEL 0502 501928 subscription to Telfed Magazine by OFFICE: 03 5496475 Jonathan Davis www.katzlawyers.co.il , FAX: 03 5496147 filling in the enclosed flyer in this Telfed’s new pro- E mail [email protected] ject, SASI (South magazine and sending to Telfed. 3 Focus on Telfed Honouring the DSCHMI GOL DT L egacy t the AGM earlier this year of The ceremony marks an inspir- Herzlia School. The Foundation - the Meyer Hirsch Goldschmidt ing journey that began with the ar- with both Cape Town and Israeli FoundationA held at the Telfed of- rival in Cape Town of “MH” from branches - was designed to perpet- fice in Ra’anana, a plaque was un- Germany in 1920 where he founded uate his ideas, and to inspire future veiled dedicating its Volunteerism MH Goldschmidt (Pty Ltd) together generations. and Community Development with his wife, Germaine. The fami- This illustrious history exuded at Office in memory of Paul and May ly’s legacy of communal responsibili- the ceremony at Telfed where the Arieli and their son, Louis Ariel ty began with MH emerging himself Goldschmidt legacy of communal (children/grandchildren of the late in local Jewish causes, most notably responsibility spans over four gener- Meyer Hirsch Goldschmidt.) The ‘signing for’ hundreds of German ref- ations helping those in need, all in plaque was unveiled by Dr. Jeanne ugees seeking safety in South Africa. the spirit of the values perpetuated Katz, granddaughter of the late “MH” Over the years he supported a variety by the family. as he was affectionately known, and of causes both in SA and Israel, and A strong supporter of Telfed her husband, Professor David Katz. helped found and sustain Cape Town’s since the 1980s, “the Meyer Hirsch Goldschmidt Foundation has been able to assist students to further their education and to provide vital community support servic- es,” expressed Telfed Chairman, Maish Isaacson. Heart of Gold. (l-r) At the Meyer 6 Hirsch Goldschmidt Foundation AGM at Telfed, Maish Isaacson, Chairman of Telfed is seen with Foundation Fund Auditor Mike Solomon, Dr. Jeanne Katz and Professor David Katz following the unveiling of a plaque honouring the Goldschmidt and Arieli families. 4 Chairman’s Report I feel privileged in again taking up the reins as Chair- By RoleneD Marksiligent Diplomacy man of Telfed - a dynamic organisation that proudly shares the same birth year as the State of Israel, and Ambassador Arthur Lenk is a man on a mission. He is which from its inception, remains no less passionately not just Israel’s diplomatic representative to South Africa, committed to serving the State of Israel and its Southern a country which has grown increasingly hostile in the last African community.
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