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Leading Iranian Nuclear Scientist Killed in Blast

More than 6,000 Kosher Food Industry professionals attended the 23rd Annual Kosherfest Kosher food trade show at the Meadowlands Expo Center, Secaucus New Jersey on November 8-9.

Several cars were destroyed just before dawn on Friday in an act of anti-Semitic vandalism.

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Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Brooklyn Sparks Community Outrage

osherfest is the lar gest gathering of manufacturers, distribut ors and buyers of kosher f ood in the w orld. I n addition to the over 350 exhibitors of the various kosher foods, wines, spirits and kashrut-related products, the show included a t wo-day pr ogram of special ev ents and industry seminars.

Exhibitors came from all over the globe including such plac es as Russia, S cotland,

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The Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations, Israel’s international intelligence agency better known simply by the first part of its Hebrew name as “the Mossad,” was behind Saturday’s explosion at a missile base next to Tehran, in the estimation of an official Western intelligence source cited by TIME magazine on Monday. The official said, “Don’t believe the Iranians that it was an accident.”

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On Sunday, over 100 residents of the Midwood section of Brooklyn, NY, along with elected officials, staged a peaceful protest march on Ocean Parkway past the four public benches from which 16 swastikas had been removed after a pre-dawn anti-Semitic attack Friday.

By Jewish Voice Staff arrying an Israeli flag , the mar chers were led b y M r. H ikind, Stat e S enator Eric Adams, Rabbi Chaim Gruber, New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, civil rights lawyer Norman Siegel and other community leaders.

C Alain Bankier, Co-President and CEO of Manischewitz, showing off one of his company’s latest innovations: a vending machine for hot kosher food.

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“There was a time when vandals used magic markers t o expr ess hat e; no w they’re using gasoline,” Adams said.

He was r eferring t o the incident that occurred n the early morning hours of Friday No vember 11, when vandals set fir e

to several parked cars and scra wled antiSemitic graffiti on nearb y benches in the predominantly a hea vily Jewish neighborhood of Midwood in what the polic e said was a hate crime.

The arson t ook plac e along Oc ean Parkway between A venue I and A venue J in what is c ommonly referred to as the Flatbush section where three cars; a BMW, a Lexus and a Jaguar , were set ablaze. In addition, the epithet “KKK” was scrawled on the side of a red van and swastikas and anti-Semitic slurs were found on benches.

A Shahab-3 ballistic missile, like those believed by media sources to be housed at or near the site of the explosion that the Iranian government is calling an accident, but which other sources are attributing to Israel’s Mossad.

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»Israeli High Court Rejects Appeal

by Ex-President

»Rocky Mountain Highlights: The Jewish Agency at GA2011

»Against All Odds: Itamar after the Fogel Atrocity

Disgraced Former President Moshe Katsav to Serve Seven Years Behind Bars. see p. 5

The Jewish Federations’ General Assembly was a refreshing glimpse at the future of Jewish leadership. see p. 4

On the Itamar yishuv, no one knows what will become of the nowempty Fogel house where a young family was recently killed. see p. 20

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Syrian Army Killing Spree Leaves More than 80 Dead as Clashes Continue A Syrian rights group says government security forces in Syria have killed more than 80 people between Monday and Tuesday, making it one of the deadliest spans of an eightmonth-old uprising against President Bashar al-Assad. he Britain-based S yrian Obser vatory for Human Rights said Tuesday it documented the k illings of 38 civilians and 18 suspec ted arm y def ectors in Daraa province on Monday. The group also reports several deaths in Hama M onday and sa ys many other people w ere killed in Homs , including sev eral whose bodies w ere f ound dumped in the street with signs of torture.

The rights g roup adds that the S yrian Free Arm y, c omposed of militar y def ectors, says its f orces killed at least 34 go vernment soldiers in fighting Monday.

There was no independent c onfirmation of the casualties because S yria bars most foreign journalists fr om the c ountry. Syrian rights ac tivists sa y about 200 other people were k illed this month in the go vernment’s crackdown on dissent, man y of them in the central city of Homs.

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council met with Russian leaders in M oscow Tuesday. I nterfax new s agenc y r eports the Syrian National C ouncil urged Russia t o de mand that President Assad step down.

The Russian F oreign M inistry ur ged all opposition groups that shun violence to join the Arab League initiative to start a dialogue between Syria’s government and opposition leaders.

Turkey’s prime minist er said Tuesday his country no longer expec ts A ssad t o meet the demands of the S yrian people . Rec ep Tayyip Er dogan again c ondemned the r ecent attacks on Turkish diplomatic missions in Syria and called on the Syrian government to apologize.

Jordan’s K ing Abdullah on M onday be came the first Arab leader t o publicly ur ge Syria’s pr esident t o st ep do wn. Jor dan was among the 18 Arab L eague members that voted Saturday to suspend S yria’s member-

ship because of the government’s continued deadly crackdown on political opposition.

Syria’s suspension fr om the league will take eff ect Wednesday, the same da y Arab foreign ministers are due to meet in Morocco to discuss the situation.

Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem blasted the Arab League action, saying Mon-

France Nixes Military Strike on Iranian Nukes Nevertheless, the French go vernment op poses considering a military strike against Tehran be cause it might cause irr eparable damage.

Speaking with r eporters in Brussels f ollowing a meeting with c ounterparts at the E uropean Union offices, Juppe said the body would tighten sanctions by asking the European Investment bank t o fr eeze loans to Iran.

No decision was reached on an y fur ther sanctions, although the EU foreign ministers agreed to discuss the matt er again at their nex t meeting on De cember 1.

France has ruled out the military option in dealing with the Iranian nuclear threat.

By Chana Ya’ar rench F oreign M inister Alain Juppe warned M onday that such a move send events into “an unc ontrollable spiral ,” Reuters reported.

France has expr essed deep concern o ver the I ranian nuclear program and its clear progress towards dev elopment of a nuclear warhead.

The latest report by the United Nations’ I nternational A tomic Energy A gency made it clear that Iran is int ent on cr eating such a weapon.

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'Occupy' Protesters Will Be Allowed to Return New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has announced that “Occupy Wall Street” protesters will be allowed to return to a downtown park where they have camped out for the past two months, but they will not be allowed to bring tents or sleeping bags back in. loomberg spoke Tuesday, af ter polic e cleared Z uccotti P ark of “Occupy Wall Street” pr otesters in the pr e-dawn hours. Bloomber g said the park was

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day that it was illegal and a dangerous step.

The Unit ed Nations sa ys at least 3,500 people ha ve been k illed in c onnection with S yria’s anti- government uprising sinc e March. S yria blames much of the violenc e on f oreign-backed t errorists and r eligious extremists.

ple killed in the blast. The incident f ollowed the r elease of a r eport b y the I nternational Atomic Energy Agency last week, documenting Iranian work on atomic weapons.

A senior I ranian Rev olutionary Guar ds missile exper t was k illed in Satur day’s blast southwest of Tehran, but Iran denied mount-

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ing evidence that it was the r esult of sabo tage and that it occurred at a missile base.

The go vernment-controlled media in Iran admitt ed that one of the 17 people killed in the blast was Brigadier Hassan Moghadam, head of Rev olutionary Guar ds (IRGC) missile dev elopment. He was a r esearcher at a Tehran university and headed the “Jihad Self-Reliance” unit.

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toll of 17 originally was reported as 27 due to an illegible fax message.

Iran has insist ed that the explosion was accidental and oc curred at an ammunition depot, but evidenc e suggests other wise.

Several sour ces asser ted that the base was home t o the F ifth R a’ad M issile Brigade, responsible f or medium-range Shahab -3 ballistic missile.

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cleared for cleaning and because the pr oliferation of tents and sleeping bags created a fire hazard.

Bloomberg said just under 200 people were arr ested in the early-morning ac tion, when a lar ge team of polic e officers wearing helmets and carr ying shields f orced hundreds of protesters to evacuate. Workers then t ore do wn t emporary dw ellings and hauled trash a way from what had bec ome a small tent city. The Occupy Wall Street protest began in Zuccotti Park on September 17 with a small group of activists seeking to focus attention on what they see as corporate greed and the incr easing gap bet ween the rich and poor across the globe. Protests have since spread to other cities.

A stat ement b y the cit y and the park ’s owner said the facilit y was being t emporarily evacuat ed because of an “increased health and fir e saf ety hazar d” t o those camped in the park . Police say most of the protesters left the park peacefully.

The protests have faced a rising number of c omplaints b y local r esidents and business o wners who sa y the demonstrations have a negativ e impac t on the neighborhood and small businesses.

The mo vement has gather ed momentum and has spa wned similar pr otests in outdoor parks and squar es in major cities across the Unit ed States, as w ell as ar ound the world.

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The Jewish Federations’ General Assembly (GA) in the Mile-High city was a refreshing glimpse at the future of Jewish leadership. Young participation has made the event intensely relevant again, with the Jewish Twitterati sending live updates from both serious sessions and social hot spots. he Jewish Agency has undergone a renewal as w ell, bring ing Israel t o Jew s at a whole new lev el of r esolution. A striking phot ographic r etrospective of

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Natan Sharansky, left, Chairman of the Executive of the Jewish Agency for Israel is welcomed

by Masa Israel Journey alumnae as he arrives at Denver International Airport on Nov. 6. He is on his way to participate in this year’s General Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America where he then led various Jewish Agency sessions. Masa is one of the Jewish Agency flagship programs providing an intensive Israel experience of 5 to 12 months. PHOTO CREDIT: DAVID KARP.

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uniting happen. The ar ea was dec orated with gor geous post ers of “windows” t o the world of Israel and Jewish Agency programs – allowing one t o be in Den ver and Jerusalem at the same time. What could be better?

The Agency’s “Wake up and Dream” campaign, f eatured in the or ganization’s new general brochure and on sig ns hung on the hotel room doors of participants [“Please Do Not Disturb: (Dr eaming of the Jewish F uture)”], lef t the cr owd pleasantly surprised to meet the new Jewish A gency. What’s the Agency’s big idea? Dr eaming together, as a People, is what takes us f orward; the sopo rific effect over the y ears - borne of general success and saf ety - needs t o be c ountered by r eviving an ac tive, passionat e people hood, via Israel.

How t o do that? Not just the v eneer – but also the c ontent – was in vigorating.

The sessions host ed b y the Jewish A gency were sig nificant and w ell-attended. These included sessions f eaturing an int eractive play b y A gency educat ors M akom, called “The Big Blue Tent and Jewish Dissent, ” and the overseas plenary session in which Natan Sharansky, along with thr ee beneficiaries of Jewish A gency M asa pr ograms, captivat ed the audience. The buzz on the floor was that this was one of the best o verseas plenar y sessions ever held.

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Shilo Resident Escapes Highway Terror Attack

By Elad Benari hilo resident Rotem Bar David faced some scary moments on Wednesday as she was driving to work.

Bar Da vid, who w orks as a counselor at the Bnei Tzvi Yeshiva in Beit El , driv es t o w ork daily on Highway 60, the Judea-Samaria Highway. On Wednesday, as she passed by the M a’ale Levona junction, a terrorist with a drawn weapon jumped at her vehicle.

“The bus that was in fr ont of me made a right turn at the int ersection,” Bar David recalled the terrifying moments in an int erview with Arutz Shev a. “I accelerated and as I was doing that, I sa w a white vehicle standing past the intersection on the right. Out came a guy with a black c oat who mo tioned me t o st op with his right hand. He held a weapon in his left hand.”

“I w ondered wh y his w eapon was raised ,” she added . “Security people do not usually raise their weapons when they inspec t v ehicles. I kept going and I sa w him

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pointing his weapon at me. I didn’t stop and just kept driving as he stood there with his weapon pointed at me. I did not hear an y shooting sounds.”

“During those moments I sa w my family before my eyes,” Bar David said. “I said, ‘My G-d, I’m a mother, it c ould be a t error attack .’ I hit the gas pedal and saw in the r earview mirr or that as he aimed his weapon at me, an Arab taxi pulled up beside him.”

Bar David arrived safely at work and then r eported the incident t o

security personnel.

“I talked with m y husband and with Shilo ’s securit y offic er,” she said. “Today I was alr eady driving on that highway once again. I hope they put a militar y jeep at that intersection. I cannot aff ord t o be scared to drive there.”

In the past f ew months ther e have been incr eased r eports of rock attacks b y local Arabs along Highway 60.

In early S eptember, Palestinian Authority Arabs hurled g rapefruitsized st ones with sharp , irr egular

edges at Israeli vehicles as they passed the village of Halhul, nor th of Hevron.

One of the vehicles was hit and damaged, though no one was injured. IDF soldiers sear ched the area for the attackers.

About two hours earlier, another v ehicle was similarly damaged .

PA Arabs hurled r ocks at an Israelilicensed vehicle as it passed the PA Arab village of El Ar oub just nor th of Beit Ummar and south of Gush Etzion, also on H ighway 60. None of the passengers was ph ysically hurt, and Israeli soldiers spread out to hunt for the attackers.

Last y ear, a Hamas cell ambushed and murdered four Jewish residents of Beit Haggai, including a pregnant woman, who were traveling in a car near the Bani Na yim junction. The Hamas terrorist who masterminded the attack , 34-yearold Nashath al K armi, was a r esident of Hevron.

In July, students of the Yeshivat Bnei Tzvi in Beit El, where Bar David works, w ere attacked along with their rabbi b y Arab w orkers at the Jordan River Rafting site.

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Israeli High Court Rejects Appeal by Ex-President Disgraced Former President Moshe Katsav to Serve Seven Years Behind Bars

By David Lev resident M oshe K atsav will ser ve sev en years in prison, the H igh C ourt decided lastThursday morning (No v. 10), af ter his appeal against c onviction in a lo wer court on char ges of molestation was r ejected. Three High C ourt judges ag reed unanimously that there was no r eason for the c ourt to intervene in the lower court ruling.

In his appeal , K atsav claimed that one of the claimants against him, “A” from the Tourism Ministry, was unr eliable and that she had c ontradicted herself in t estimony against him. The court rejected this claim, saying that A was a responsible and reliable witness.

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with Katsav’s claim that he had been tried and sentenced by the media long bef ore the c ourt heard any evidence against him. “We agree that the media cr ossed a line against Israel ’s most prominent citizen.” The State Attorney, the court said, was clearly influenc ed by the media in his positions, and this was impr oper. However, the court added , K atsav should ha ve r ealized that anything they he said about the case w ould be in the spotlight, and refusing to comment on aspects of the case would have served him better.

Katsav was c onvicted sev eral months ago on char ges of molestation and r elated crimes .

He is likely t o serve his term in Ma’asiyahu prison, Prison Authority officials said. In addition, he was ordered to pay NIS 100,000 to A in compensation.

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Confidant of Rabbi Pinto Accuses U.S. Media of Extortion Stun Grenade Thrown at Famed Rabbi's Home A stun grenade was thrown late Sunday night at the home of the Head of Shuva Yisrael Institutes, Rav Yashiyahu Pinto, after Israeli television’s Channel 10 revealed that he has filed a complaint with the FBI according to which a group of people has been blackmailing him and demanding millions of dollars.

By Gil Ronen av Pinto of Ashdod is known as a spiritual advisor to many prominent figures in Israel’s political and business worlds.

He was allegedly being blackmailed by people thr eatening t o r eveal inf ormation from the medical files of a member of his family.

In addition, the black mail r elated t o a person upon whom the rabbi had allegedly placed a curse . The person’s r elatives said that Rav Pinto had said that the man w ould be dead within 70 da ys’ time, and that the person committed suicide 70 days later.

Former polic e major general Ar yeh Amit, who is close to Pinto, told Arutz Sheva that U .S. media bodies w ere c omplicit in the blackmail. “This appears to be a case of media terrorism,” he said. “People who own communications bodies – int ernet, radio , and t elevision – ha ve been c onducting a

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campaign of libel against R av P into in the past few months.

“These people k now that in the har eidi religious public, when there is a bad rumor about someone, you can never recover from it. They k now how much po wer they ha ve in their hands and that is wh y they tried t o blackmail Rav Pinto,” Amit said.

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Israeli and Kenyan Leaders Meet in Jerusalem to Coordinate Anti-Terror Campaign enyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President of Israel Shimon Peres this w eek in Jerusalem t o secure an Israeli c ommitment t o help the Ken yan government fight the jihadist terrorist group Al Shaabab, which is based in S omalia and is launching t errorist attacks in Ken ya in r etaliation f or Ken ya’s militar y operations in Somalia. As part of this Kenyan anti-terrorism campaign, ther e will be a g roup of Ken yan

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policemen who will fly t o Israel t o r eceive training on how to collect intelligence on the activities of the fundamentalist Al Shaabab terrorists. Kenyans fear an incr ease in t errorist attacks b y Al Shaabab in r eprisal for this Kenyan-Israeli anti-t errorism allianc e and Prime Minister Odinga’s visit to Israel, particularly in the capital city of Nairobi, especially in light of threatening comments against the Kenyan government by Al Shaabab through its spokesman Sheik Ali Mohamud Rage.

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Dutch Circumcision Battle Brews Chief Rabbi Not Alarmed by Doctors’ Anti-Circumcision Campaign

By Tamar Runyan aced with a full- on media blitz b y the Royal Dutch Medical Association (KNMG) to sway public opinion against the ritual circumcision of infants, Dutch Chief Rab-

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bi Bin yomin Jac obs is choosing a cautious route in r esponse, emphasizing that, the views of the Netherlands ’ top medical body notwithstanding, Jewish cir cumcision is not in danger.

For the past couple of months, KNMG has published op -eds in local new spapers dis-

Following American, Canadian, and Israeli Divestment, UNESCO Halts New Spending

couraging the cir cumcision of minors when not medically necessary, and calling on politicians, insurance companies and human rights organizations t o help end the prac tice. The effort f ollows the publication last y ear of a 20-page report by the association that ur ged doctors to emphasize the risks of circumcision with their pediatric patients’ parents.

But Jac obs, a Chabad-L ubavitch emissary who is curr ently immersed in a campaign challenging a legislative push to ban kosher animal slaught er, sa ys that the current atmospher e in the Netherlands leads him t o believ e that ther e’s no need t o be alarmed.

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According to Jacobs, only about 50 Jewish bab y bo ys ar e cir cumcised each y ear.

Though ther e ar e bet ween 20,000 and 30,000 Jew s in the Netherlands , most ar e older or without children.

The KNMG’ s stanc e is c ontradicted b y the American A cademy of P ediatrics, which states in a polic y stat ement r eaffirmed in 2005 that “parents should determine what is in the best interest of the child.”

Jacobs is quick t o point out that most of those leading the current campaigns against circumcision on the one hand , and animal slaughter on the other, could not be accused of anti-Semitic animus. In the case of circumcision, he sa ys, the best strat egy at the current time is one of quiet persuasion.

“There is no sign,” he states, “that this will be taken up by the government.”

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UNESCO announces it will suspend new programs due to a $65 million budget hole caused by its acceptance of the PA.

By Elad Benari NESCO’s r ecent ac ceptance of the Palestinian A uthority as a full-member state has c ost it $65 million, the Reuters new s agenc y r eported on Thursday.

The large hole in the agenc y’s budget was created by the loss of U .S. funds. The U.S. cut its funding to UNESCO immediately after the UN’s cultural agency approved the PA’s request for membership.

As a r esult, UNESC O Dir ector General Irina Bokova said, the agency has temporarily suspended new programs.

“We have to take radical st eps and w e have t o take them no w,” Reut ers quot ed Bokova as sa ying at the UNESC O General Conference in Paris.

She said that the agenc y w ould c onduct a review of its ac tivities between now and the end of Dec ember, during which new commitments would be put on hold.

By r eviewing its c ontractual c ommitments, staffing lev els, travel expenses and communications c osts, UNESC O c ould probably generat e sa vings of up t o $35 million f or this y ear’s budget, Boko va ex plained.

She added that the agenc y would then use its $30 million w orking capital fund to c over the r emainder of the $65 million shortfall, but that w ould leave its financ es in a fragile state at the start of 2012.

Bokova also appealed for additional voluntary funding fr om other member stat es to bolster agency finances.

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British Arrest Four for Terrorism An ongoing British counter-terrorism investigation netted the arrests of four young men in raids early Tuesday. At least 12 people have been apprehended during the past three months in “Operation Pitsford.” The latest suspects were picked up for raising funds for violence and planning travel to Pakistan for terrorist training. oday’s arr ests w ere pr eplanned and not made in response t o an y immediat e threat to public saf ety. Officers were unarmed ,” said a stat ement fr om the local British polic e detachment. The four ar e being held under Britain ’s Terrorism A ct 2000, which g ives in vestigators 48 hours to charge, release, or apply

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In S eptember, authorities nabbed three suspec ted suicide bombers bef ore they went operational. The group is reported to have planned “mass murder” on the streets of Britain, and made “martyrdom” videos stating their intentions.

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“I know this is not a long-t erm solution, but it will pr ovide the or ganization with some br eathing spac e t o plan rationally within new c onditions,” she was quot ed as having said. She also ur ged member states to make their 2012 contributions as soon as possible.

Canada has also cut off some of its funding to UNESCO as a result of the acceptance of the PA. Canadian F oreign M inister John Bair d recently said his country would not give any more money to the agency to make up f or the shortfall caused b y the U .S. cut, sa ying that UNESCO will “have to go t o the c ountries who suppor ted this r esolution, that caused this budget loophole.”

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New Reports Link N. Korean, Iranian Nuclear Programs News media in Northeast Asia are reporting details of alleged cooperation between Iran and North Korea in trying to build atomic bombs. Such joint activities have been suspected for years.

By Steve Herman outh Kor ea’s f oreign ministr y and the national int elligence ser vice sa y they cannot comment on fr esh reports linking Pyongyang’s atomic efforts to Iran.

Officials with the agencies c onsidered at the f orefront of monit oring North Korea’s nuclear programs say the allegations, apparently leaked by diplomats in r ecent days, involve classified information.

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IAEA assessment The allegations f ollow last Tuesday’s report b y the I nternational A tomic Ener gy Agency, the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog.

The IAEA ’s most c omprehensive assessment yet about I ran’s nuclear pr ograms de tails what it sa ys is evidenc e of I ran’s covert and continuous effort, since 2003, to build a nuclear bomb, going far bey ond the stat ed goals of energy and medical research.

Last Friday, Iran’s top envoy to the IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, called the report a fabrication based on “lousy” intelligence by the United States and its allies.

The 25-page r eport has sinc e been leaked and makes no mention of a link be -

tween I ran and North Kor ea. But last Friday U.N. investigators gave a private t echnical presentation t o the 35 member states of the IAEA Board of Go vernors. Since then, diplomats ha ve been quot ed anon ymously

by S outh Kor ea media alleg ing that hundreds of Nor th Kor ean scientists and eng ineers have been working at nuclear and missile facilities in Iran.

Covert trips Japanese new spaper Sankei Shimbun says among the I ranian sit es the Nor th Ko reans ha ve been visiting ar e thr ee r esearch centers carr ying out simulations of ho w t o trigger nuclear weapons.

Bruce Bennett, a senior def ense analy st at the Rand Corporation, which conducts research and analy sis for the U .S. military and intelligence agencies, says experts, for years, have been suspicious about this t ype of c ooperation.

“There’ve been st ories of I ranians at the

NOVEMBER 18, 2011 North Korea and Iran.

“But st opping that or ev en slo wing it down is going t o be c omplicated. The people can tra vel t o I ran without ha ving t o go through plac es wher e w e can’t st op them,” he said.

The South Korean media reports say the North Kor eans ent er I ran c overtly thr ough other c ountries, such as Russia and China.

The North Koreans are said t o be emplo yed at 10 nuclear and missile facilities in Iran and are apparently rotated every few months.

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nuclear t ests in Nor th Kor ea, f or example ,” Bennett said. “So if inf ormation is r eally being shar ed then y ou’ve got a much mor e dangerous situation because most people would argue that the Nor th Korean nuclear program is out ahead of I ran and w e don’t want Iran having that assistance.”

The L ondon-based I nternational I nstitute of Strategic Studies, in a report this year, characterized the c ooperation as mutual . It said Nor th Kor ea has a t echnological edge over I ran in uranium enrichment and the manufacture of nuclear-r elated equipment, such as high-str ength steel. The IISS r eport said Nor th Kor ea’s w eapons pr ograms also benefit from Iranian technology.

Bennett, of the R and C orporation, sa ys the int ernational c ommunity needs t o pa y more attention to the nuclear links bet ween

The W ashington P ost reported No vember 7 that Western diplomats and nuclear experts briefed on the IAEA findings say that Iran has r eached the thr eshold of nuclear capability with crucial t echnology linked t o North Korea and Pakistan.

Iran and Nor th Korea were customers of the network run b y Pakistani nuclear scientist A.Q. Khan. And both countries are under United Nations economic sanctions for their nuclear programs.

U.S. President Barack Obama, at the c onclusion of Sunda y’s APEC Summit in Ha waii, told r eporters the sanc tions against Tehran have had “enormous bite” and he will consult with other nations about additional st eps to prevent Iran for acquiring an atomic weapon.

North Kor ea has also been ac cused in U.N. and other reports of possibly supplying not only I ran but also S yria and Burma with banned atomic technology.

In A ugust, German new spaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported Nor th Korea had provided Iran with a computer program that can help scientists identify self-sustaining chain r eactions, vital f or the c onstruction Continued on page 39

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U.S. Government Officials Address Jewish Community Security Issues At 2nd Agudath Israel Legislative Breakfast A number of officials representing the United States government at key levels of influence addressed several hundred communal leaders at the Second Annual Legislative Breakfast of Agudath Israel of America last Tuesday (Nov. 8) at the Down Town Association in Lower Manhattan. Speaking to the event’s theme of “Safety and Security in Our Communities,” the officials outlined a variety of areas in which government agencies are acting vigorously to ensure the physical wellbeing of the greater Jewish community both domestically and overseas.

By Boruch Shubert oretta E. L ynch, Unit ed Stat es A ttorney for the East ern District of New York, de livered the Keynote Address. She was introduced by breakfast chair, Joseph Z elmanovitz. Ms. Lynch noted that – with New York City continuing to be a major target for potential terrorists – her office has expanded its focus from the agg ressive pursuit of t errorist pr osecutions t o include an emphasis on the prevention of terrorist acts. “We work closely with the FBI and the New York Police Department to immediately investigate any threats of t errorism,” L ynch asser ted, highlighting multiple r ecent cases wher ein po tential attacks on public transpor tation and other lar gely populat ed ar eas w ere th warted. Detailing specific concerns in this regard, the US Attorney informed the audience that the authorities are on the lookout f or Al-Qaeda-mobilized single, “lone-wolf” individuals who ma y att empt t o c ommit ac ts of t error on their o wn; homeg rown Unit ed Stat esbased terrorists; and global t error cells that gain str ength and adher ents thr ough strategic communications via the I nternet. Noting that more than 400 t errorists have been convicted in this c ountry o ver the decade since the 9/11 attacks, Lynch strongly stated her belief that “our federal court system is a proven and eff ective method f or pr osecuting t errorists.” Ms . L ynch was joined at the breakfast by Marshall Miller, who has ser ved as the deput y chief of the criminal unit and today was named criminal division chief.

The audience was also treated to Special Greetings fr om Jarr od Bernst ein, P resident Obama’s recently appointed Director of Jewish Outreach, who was mak ing his first pub lic appearance in his new role. Bernstein was introduced b y R abbi Da vid Z wiebel, Executive Vice President of Agudath Israel, who recounted how – just two days before this past Yom Kippur – he r eceived word that a lar ge shipment of lulavim was being held up at the airport due t o securit y-related bur eaucratic

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red tape, thereby causing numerous Jews to potentially be unable t o fulfill the vital mitzvah of arba minim on the impending Sukkos holiday. After a quick phone call to Bernstein – who was then an official at the Department of Homeland Security – the lulavim were released in a few hours.

Speaking on behalf of the pr esident, Bernstein stat ed that the administration is “working daily t o ensur e Israel ’s securit y.”

Elaborating on this point, he noted that President Obama has r equested fr om Congress “the largest-ever amount of funding for military assistance for Israel”; spoke at the United Nations r esolutely on behalf of the vitalit y of Israel; and spends a sig nificant amount of time adv ocating f or incr eased sanc tions against Iran.

Reprising his appearanc e at last y ear’s Legislative Br eakfast, S enator Charles Schumer r eiterated C ongress’ firm suppor t for the securit y of Israel, specifically with r egard to planned att empts to fur ther cut off Iran’s bank ing po wers and t o fully fund Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile system. Turning to the domestic fr ont, S chumer stat ed that “Agudath Israel does an amazing job caring for people in need with its social ser vices,” and he asser ted that – par ticularly with r egard to education and job training programs – “we must cut our budgets car efully” so as not to endanger these vital ser vices. “I have obtained many grants for the security of the community’s shuls and yeshivas,” the senator concluded, reaffirming his c ontinuing close relationship with Agudath Israel.

The lar ge audienc e – which included such dig nitaries as N YC F ire C ommissioner Sal C assano, N Y Stat e S enator Daniel Squadron, N Y Stat e A ssemblymen Alec Brook-Krasny and Ror y Lancman, and New York Cit y C ouncilmen L ew F idler and Brad Lander – heard important remarks from several members of C ongress with close ties t o the Jewish c ommunity. Newly elec ted Congressman Rober t (Bob) Turner spoke about his appointments t o the crucial F oreign A ffairs and Homeland S ecurity C ommittees,

Rabbi David Zwiebel, Executive Vice President of Agudath Israel of America, speaking at the Agudath Israel of America Legislative Breakfast.

L to R: Ezra Friedlander CEO of the Friedlander Group, Chaskel Bennett Board of Trustees of Agudath Israel of America, Jarrod Bernstein White House Jewish Liaison, Rabbi David Zwiebel, ESQ. Executive Vice President of Agudath Israel of America, Joseph B. Stamm President and CEO of Med Review, Event Sponsor, Jospeh Zelmanovitz Breakfast Chairman and Partner at Stahl & Zelmanovitz, Congressman Bob Turner, Abe Eisner, Mr. Leon Goldenberg, and Shlomo Werdiger who are members of the Agudath Israel of America leadership.

and criticiz ed both the Unit ed Nations and Iran f or their anti-Israel stanc es. “We ha ve to work hard to get r egime change in I ran,” Turner declar ed. A vowing C ongress’ str ong backing of Israel , C ongresswoman C arolyn Maloney r ecalled the unusually enthusiastic response from the entir e membership of Congress when it was addr essed b y Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Commenting on the dismal ec onomy, C ongressman Jerr old Nadler spoke against the idea of massiv e spending cuts b y the go vernment, noting that “the c ommunity needs housing and food assistance now more than ev er.” Separately, Nadler called on P resident Obama t o criticize P alestinian P resident Abbas f or r efusing t o r ecognize Israel as a Jewish stat e, and insisted that “there is no greater danger in the world today than Iran” due to its nuclear intentions, Nadler concluded.

The audienc e also hear d fr om c ommunity ac tivist Abe Eisner , who r ead a message of support for Agudath Israel from New York Go vernor Andr ew C uomo; M anhattan Borough President Scott Stringer; New York City Controller John Liu; and R abbi Shmuel Lefkowitz, A gudath Israel ’s Vice P resident for C ommunity S ervices, who highlight ed the organization’s many valuable social pr ograms. “Agudath Israel of America sponsors a br oad range of c ommunal social ser vices

affecting the lives of young and old throughout the New York City metropolitan area,” he explained. “Agudath Israel of America ’s projects include job placement, vocational training and c ounseling ser vices, housing and neighborhood pr eservation initiativ es, as well as a host of senior citiz en and children’s welfare projects - including a variety of initiatives specifically directed toward enhancing security and safety.” The Legislative Breakfast was chair ed b y Joseph Z elmanovitz, Esq , Partner in Stahl and Z elmanovitz, and was graciously sponsor ed b y Health Plus , and Med Review and c oordinated b y the F riedlander group.

Many par ticipants expr essed positiv e sentiments on the v ery high lev el of discussion and the br oad range of issues the various speakers br oached. A v enerable Who’s Who of influential leg islative leaders made the eff ort on an early M onday morning t o affirm the pr ominent r ole and political po sition the Or thodox Jewish c ommunity and Agudath Israel holds in the halls of go vernment. One r espected c ommunity leader seemed t o sum up the f eelings of those in attendance. “It is impor tant t o int eract and dialogue with our government officials. That they clearly recognize and admire the importance of our community and Agudath Israel’s wide reach is even more impressive.”

Jarrod Bernstein, White House Jewish Liaison, addressing the Agudath Israel of America Legislative Breakfast.

Congressman Bob Turner addressing the Agudath Israel of America Legislative Breakfast.

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WAR ON TERROR Judea Brigade Holds Emergency Response Exercise to Prepare for Possible Terror Attacks Largest Exercise in Years Incorporates Military and Civilian Medical Personnel, to Prepare Against Terror Attack Scenarios

By Florit Shoihet and Jonatan Urich he Judea Regional Brigade of the Judea and Samaria Division held an educational pr ogram f or all its c ommanders and medical teams on Monday (November 14) in preparation for a terror attack with multiple casualties and injuries.

This is c onsidered the lar gest ex ercise held in the Brigade in y ears, inc orporating many forces and civilian simulat ors. The drill will enable a uniform understanding of such terror attacks in both medical and operational grounds, between the commanders in the field, and the militar y and civilian medical personnel operating in the Judea Reg ional Brigade.

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the capabilities and c onnected bet ween the civilian and militar y bodies in the Brigade, in charge of dealing with such t error attacks.

A brigade training ex ercise was held in the field simulating a terror attack with multiple casualties and the possibilities of tr eating it. The operational bodies examined the medical r esponses t o various sc enarios of terror attacks in the region, including a terror attack with multiple injuries and casualties at the Cave of Patriarchs in Hebron.

“As a force performing operational activity in Judea and Samaria, an ar ea with civilian populations, it is clear that an y incident might in volve civilians , mak ing t oday’s ex Israeli combat medics in the field. Photo courtesy IDF Medical Corps ercise imperativ e,” explained Judea Brigade Deputy Commander, Lt. C ol. Shachar Speda to the IDF New s Service. “The Cave of P atri- the Judea Reg ional Brigade at least onc e a on our initial summary, the exercise was professional and the r esults w ere satisfac tory.” archs is visited by most of the population in week.”

Lt. C ol. Speda mentioned that “the ex - He also stressed that “the more prepared we ercise was ex tremely beneficial and w e are, the c ommanders assessment must be learned a lot fr om the r ecent exclusive wor- more complex and focused than any enemy.” ship events at the C ave of P atriarchs. Based IDF NEWS SERVICE

Rockets Resume: Qassam Hits Kindergarten Gaza terrorists launched two Qassam rockets at Israel’s communities in the western Negev late Tuesday afternoon One rocket hit a local kindergarten. There were no physical injuries in the attack, but the kindergarten was badly damaged.

By Gavriel Queenann The other r ocket exploded in an open area in the western Negev. No physical injuries or property damage was reported.

The rocket attacks mark a c ontinuation of the airstrikes-for-rocket-attacks paradigm that has defined Israel ’s poor security situation in the south for many years.

Earlier on Tuesday, IDF chief of staff Benny G antz t old the K nesset F oreign A ffairs and S ecurity Committee a resumption of r ocket fire from Gaza w ould nec essitate a major operation aimed at changing strat egic r ealities vis-à-vis Hamas and its t error allies in Gaza.

However, Gantz also balked at a prolonged operation, which many analysts say would be required for an operation t o have a lasting impact on Gaza’s terror infrastructure.

“We will need t o shor ten the length of fighting as much as possible,” Gantz said.

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The United States: Out of Iraq and into Iran?

Last week, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) published a report that exposed the atomic 'smoking gun' hidden deep inside the Iranian nuclear installations. This report, however, is not the only recent game changer in the ever-changing fabric of the Middle East. The withdrawal of American troops from Iraq is another gigantic development, which, combined with the Iranian challenge, will dominate Middle Eastern politics in the near future.

By Pinhas Inbari .S. withdrawal from Iraq by the end of December fulfills the basic elec toral commitments President Obama made during his pr esidential campaig n in 2008. How closely is the American withdrawal from Iraq linked to the Iranian nuclear crisis, if at all, and is it a precursor to future military options in Iran? It is widely believed that by distancing American troops out reach of a retaliatory strike, the United States is advancing a military option.

President Obama’s timing in announcing the withdrawal suggests that it has little t o do with I ran and mor e to do with American outreach to Islam. I t is w orth remembering that the announc ement was g iven on the same day that former Libyan despot, Muammar G addafi, was but chered on the str eets of Sirte, paving the way for the advent of Islam in the tr oubled country. One can make the link age bet ween the t wo and c ome t o the conclusion that the American pr esident sent a message t o nascent Muslim Br otherhood regimes stating that a major obstacle has been r emoved from establishing a new foundation f or East- West r elations, clear of

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any Western occupation of Muslim lands . I t is also the go verning logic behind the withdrawal of American tr oops fr om A fghanistan. Accordingly, an off ensive against I ran, another Muslim land , w ould be out of the question.

However, the withdra wal from I raq may unleash dev elopments that c ould c ompel Washington to re-consider its r eluctance to employ offensive measur es t o c ontain I ran, whether crippling sanc tions or agg ressive military steps.

The balance between Iran and its Sunni neighbors will be violat ed with the disap pearance of the equalizing f orce of the American arm y stationed in I raq. M iddle Eastern nations ar e alr eady a ware of this eventuality and f ear its c onsequences. I n a recent int erview with the Washington Post, King Abdullah II of Jor dan expressed disappointment with Obama's regional policy and hinted that the c ountries in the r egion will make their decisions independently of the United States.

While Abdullah's statement may come as a surprise, a similar stat ement by I ran is no surprise at all . A pr ominent Shiit e scholar , Ahmad K hatami, said in the holida y sermon in Tehran that the Unit ed States was a

'paper tiger' past its prime and that Muslim Iran equaled it in power. It is clear that both Sunnis and Shiit es shar e this per ception of American weakness.

The Unit ed Stat es ma y be f orced t o r econsider its M iddle East polic y not only t o maintain the balanc e bet ween Sunnis and Shiites, but also due t o dramatic dev elopments in K urdistan, which ma y pull the U .S. into the I raq-Iran-Syria-Turkey configuration following the withdra wal fr om I raq. K urdish leadership in I raq curr ently c ontrols an autonomous r egion. I raqi pr esident Jalal Talabani and his opponent M asud Bar zani are very careful not t o provoke its po werful neighbors, Turkey, S yria, and I ran, k nowing that these thr ee powers are largely interested in putting an end t o Kurdish autonomy, which threatens their fragile governments.

The Arab upheaval changed the balance in Kurdistan, as the mood of ‘change’ has infected young Kurds’ nascent leadership. They may become more radical in their demands for Kurdish freedom in Syria, Turkey, and Iran.

Despite the rivalries between the three pow-

ers, the K urdish community considers them to be co-conspirators as far as their fr eedom and self-determination. For example, Turkey has betrayed splinters from the S yrian army of Kurdish origin, fearing they may share the rule in futur e Syria and inspir e Kurds in Turkey proper to seek political power. How will the American administration r eact, should the three powers unite in their policy toward the Kurds? Will Obama's administration be tray the K urds in the middle of an elec toral campaign?

In addition, American r egional considerations may be aff ected by developments in southern I raq – the home of the Shia, who pose a pr oblem for Iran. With the ex ception of the Sadri militia, Iraqi Shiites do not accept Qom’s supr emacy o ver Najaf and K arbala or the I ranian principle of ' Wilayat al-Faqih' – the rule of I ranian scholars as manif ested in K hamenei’s leadership . While the Sadris represent Iranian interests and the predominance of the rule of the F aqih, much like Hezbollah in L ebanon, the Sistani S chool preserves Arab dig nity and choic es, while rejecting Khamenii's superiority.

Oddly, American pr esence helped balance the equilibrium bet ween the various religious str eams. Ho wever, it is possible that circumstances will push Arab Shiite and Sunni Muslims t o unite and ask America f or help. Thus, American militar y withdra wal from I raq is far fr om sig naling its political disengagement from the region, leaving the option of I ranian c ontainment wide open, either thr ough sanc tions or a new militar y campaign.

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After Stuxnet: Iran Detects Another Computer Virus Just one day after the mysterious blast at a missile base, Iran claims it has foiled a cyber-attack by the Duqu virus.

By Elad Benari ran said on Sunda y it had det ected Duqu, a computer virus that exper ts say is based on Stuxnet, the virus that hit the Islamic Republic’s computers last year.

“We ar e in the initial phase of fighting the Duqu virus,” Gholamreza Jalali, the head of I ran’s civil def ense organization, told the

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official IRNA new s agenc y. “The final r eport which says which organizations the virus has spread to and what its impac ts are has not been completed yet.”

He added, “All the organizations and centers that could be susceptible to being contaminated are being controlled.”

According t o the Reut ers new s agenc y, news of Duqu surfaced in October when security software maker Symantec Corp said it

had found a mysterious virus that contained code similar to Stuxnet.

Duqu appeared to be designed to gather data to make it easier to launch future cyber attacks, exper ts t old Reut ers. Stuxnet was aimed at crippling industrial control systems and may have destroyed some of the centrifuges Iran uses to enrich uranium.

After Stuxnet tar geted I ran’s nuclear facilities and other industrial sites last year, the Islamic Republic ack nowledged that it had affected a limit ed number of c entrifuges at its main uranium enrichment facilit y in the central cit y of Natanz. Ho wever, it claimed its scientists disc overed and neutraliz ed

the malware before it c ould cause serious damage.

In April , I ran said its nuclear pr ogram had once again been attacked, this time by a different computer virus called Stars.

The Stuxnet attack is widely believ ed to have been an Israeli c yber-attack, but Israel has not admitted it.

The att empted Duqu attack was announced just one da y af ter a m ysterious blast at a missile base southwest of Tehran.

17 people w ere k illed in the explosion, including a senior I ranian Rev olutionary Guards missile expert.

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U.S. Defense Chief Warns Against Military Strike on Iran

By Luis Ramirez .S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says military action against Iran could have unintended consequences. The warning came at a pr ess c onference last Thursday (Nov. 10).

The U.S. defense chief ’s warning f ollows the release this week of a report by the International Atomic Energy agency that says Iran may be carr ying out secr et experiments f or the purpose of developing nuclear weapons.

The report bolstered calls b y some in Israel’s government who have been calling for an attack on I ranian nuclear facilities sooner

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rather than later.

At a joint c onference with Joint Chief s of Staff Chairman General M artin Dempsey, Panetta warned against any military action.

Panetta said he ag rees with the assessment of his predecessor, Robert Gates, that a military strike would only set the Iranian nuclear program back by three years at most.

“You’ve got t o be car eful of unint ended consequences here and those consequences could in volve not only , not r eally det erring Iran from what they want to do, but more importantly it could have a serious impact in the region and it c ould have a serious impac t on U.S. forces in the region," said Panetta.

Panetta said the U.S. and its allies should

instead t oughen ec onomic and diplomatic sanctions on Iran to change its behavior.

On a visit t o Israel last month, P anetta warned against any unilateral action against Iran. Israel says it will use militar y force only as a last resort. Iran says it will retaliate if attacked.

Also in his r emarks Thursday, P anetta called f or an independent in vestigation of the alleged mishandling of U .S. soldiers ’ remains at Do ver Air F orce Base in the U .S. state of Delaware, in a case that has sparked outrage among Americans . Three emplo yees of the base ’s mor tuary r evealed what they said w ere inappr opriate ac tions that included losing body parts from the corpses

of U.S. soldiers and - in one case - r emoving an arm bone from a dead soldier in or der to make the body fit int o his uniform for burial - a procedure that was reportedly done without relatives’ permission.

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Rocky Mountain Highlights: The Jewish Agency at GA2011 Continued from page 4

and the M asa alumni was quit e a spec tacle.

It was a moving sight to see Natan sit on the floor with these y oung futur e leaders , and have an informal dialogue over lunch of their experiences and ho w they see their futur es as ac tive leaders in the Jewish c ommunity.

Later, in the O verseas Plenary session, thr ee Masa alumni captivat ed the audienc e with their stories of ho w their Israeli experienc es changed their liv es, and Natan ga ve a v ery well r eceived and thought pr ovoking talk

A scene from this year’s Jewish Agency General Assembly, in Denver, Colorado.

PHOTO CREDIT: DAVID KARP

on how to ensure the Jewish futur e, declaring that this can only be done b y enlisting an army of y oung Jewish leaders who ha ve been impac ted b y Israel experienc e pr ograms.

Beyond the plenar y sessions, the Jewish Agency held its own sessions that included: • Partnership2Gether: Cr eating Unique Entry Points to Jewish Life, Locally & Globally • Turning Israel Program Alumni into Advocates & Activists, with Masa • Culture@Coffee: F rom Tel A viv to Wall Str eet—the Israeli A ngle on S ocial Justice P rotests, with Makom • Lurking under the Sur face: C ommunity-Wide C onversations on Isr ael, with Makom and JFNA • Changing the Conversation on Campus: A Discussion with Je wish A gency Israel F ellows to Hillel (held join tly with Hillel) • Completing the Journey: The Remarkable Stor y of E thiopia’s Je ws, briefing and update – as w ell as a running photo gallery exhibit over the course of the conference. ( The exhibit’s title: It Takes a V illage—From Gondar to Jerusalem: The R e-

Natan Sharansky takes a moment to thank Masa Israel Journey alumni from the U.S. and Canada who gathered at the General Assembly of The Jewish Federations in North America in Denver Colorado.

PHOTO CREDIT: DAVID KARP

markable Journey of Ethiopia’s Jews) • Saving Jews, Ensuring our F uture: a closed briefing on the sta tus of A liyah of rescue As noted above, the y oung par ticipants at the GA were a main attraction; there were some 35 M asa alumni fr om acr oss Nor th America who t ook par t in the GA. M any greeted arriving guests at the airpor t on Sunday with blue shir ts labeled: “Certified Israel Exper t,” lat er c onducting meetings throughout the c onference describing their Israel experiences to other delegat es, at the Jewish Agency’s Café Connect.

The alums met f or lunch with Natan Sharansky, who sat on the floor with them and engaged in a unique dialogue about their Israel experienc es and their futur es as Jewish leaders

The Jewish A gency also par tnered with the WZO in the parallel-running c onference for y oung Jewish journalists called “Do the Write Thing.” Natan spoke with the lar ge group over lunch about the dialec tic reality of being both a Jewish ac tivist in vested in the right of Jews to immigrate to Israel… and a human rights activist for all mankind.

Of c ourse, privat e meetings w ere held between F ederation and A gency ex ecs throughout the GA, and ther e w ere media interviews as well, including interviews with Agency Director General Alan Hoffmann and Communications Dir ector Barr y Spielman on Jewish Life TV. We hope to have the links soon.

If the GA is an y indication, the Jewish People is in f or a r evival, and the Jewish Agency, as it has for 80 years, is set to lead.

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Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Brooklyn Sparks Community Outrage Continued from page 1

This area of Brooklyn, including M idwood and Bor ough P ark, c ontains one of the largest concentrations of Holocaust sur vivors outside of Israel.

“The violenc e – I’ m calling it violenc e when you blow up three cars – adds a sickening dimension to this type of anti-Semitism,” said Assemblyman Dov Hikind, who lives two blocks a way and r epresents the 48th assembly district. He said he regularly walked past the benches with his 90-yearold mother t o Sabbath ser vices. “We walk down Ocean Parkway every single w eek,” Hikind said. “All I could think about was my mother sitting on a bench with a swastika.

She survived Auschwitz.”

“This kind of hateful act has no plac e in the fr eest cit y in the fr eest c ountry in the world,” NY Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in a statement in response to the incident.

Soon af ter the incident, A ssemblyman Da vid Gr eenfield off ered an a ward of $1,000 for “credible information leading to the arrest and conviction” of the Oc ean Parkway arsonist(s). Since then, the reward has skyrocketed, with various c ommunity leaders wishing to aid in the apprehension

of the Jew-hating miscr eants behind last Friday’s ma yhem. New York Stat e S ena-

A Jewish woman was murdered on a sidewalk in Flatbush late Tuesday, leaving communities rocked by anti-Semitic riots and vandalism on edge.

Jewish woman was mur dered in F latbush early Tuesday morning , Yeshiva World News reported.

Witnesses r eported hearing the victim scr eam f or help , and seeing a man running away from her and jumping int o a van. The weapon was reported to be a knife or razor blade.

The stabbing happened just af ter 1:00AM on Tuesday morning on Homecrest

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that they had arr ested Franco Rodriguez, 40, suspec ted of scra wling swastik as in on the doors of sev eral local libraries and a C atholic chur ch last w eek in Jackson Heights, Queens.

U.S. S enator Charles S chumer c ondemned the vandalism. “It’s disg raceful and they should thr ow the book at the people who did it, ” Schumer said. “Sometimes vandals think they ’re pranks, sometimes they ’re mor e malicious than that.

Either way they cause great harm.”

Protesters not ed the attack oc curred one da y af ter the 73r d anniv ersary of Kristallnacht in Nazi German y on No v.

9-10, 1938, when synagogues w ere set on fire and the windows of Jewish-owned shops were broken.

Sunday’s march also included about 25 people from the Occupy Wall Street movement in Manhattan, which put out a state-

Assemblyman Dov Hikind discussing the incident with reporters. “We walk down Ocean Parkway every single week,” Hikind said. “All I could think about was my mother sitting on a bench with a swastika. She survived Auschwitz.”

Jewish Woman Murdered in Flatbush

By Gavriel Queenann

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Avenue and A venue U. She was rushed t o a nearby hospital, where she was r eported dead. A ccording t o r eports N YPD Det ectives, who believe the woman lived near the crime scene, are aggressively following numerous leads.

The murder comes on the heels of antiSemitic riots and vandalism in New York, which has set Jewish communities throughout the area on edge.

Police officials on the sc ene stressed no motive for the horrible crime has been established.

tor Marty Golden has off ered a thousand dollars. The ADL has chipped in $4,000.

An anonymous donor in Brooklyn’s Jewish community has, through the Jewish Voice, offered an additional $25,000 of his o wn money. And the Chairman of the New York Republican State Committee, Ed Cox, has announc ed thr ough the offic e of A ssemblyman Hikind that yet another anonymous donor has off ered an additional $25,000, bring ing the t otal t o $56,000 as of the time this article is being published.

“Somebody had t o ha ve seen some thing,” r emarked H ikind. “Even the tiniest detail that ma y seem irr elevant could prove to be a vital piec e of information to the investigation.”

As of Tuesday night, the N YPD Hat e Crimes Task F orce, which is in vestigating, had made no arr ests. Br ooklyn District A ttorney Charles H ynes said do zens of empt y beer bottles w ere f ound at the scene. He said they w ould be t ested f or fingerprints and DNA samples . P olice in the 66th P recinct bolstered patrols in the neighborhood; especially near the sc ene of the attack.

In other new s, the polic e said F riday

“I think it’s a jealousy of wealth,” said Bobby Tebeli, “and then the use of anti-Semitism as a way to express that jealousy.” Tebeli’s mother’s BMW X5 was one of the cars destroyed by the arsonists.

ment condemning the vandalism. The mix of people who sho wed up f or the mar ch “shows that we stand together against hatred. And it makes r esidents here feel better,” Hikind said.

The N YPD has established special hotlines for tips. Anyone with inf ormation concerning Friday’s incident is urged to call 718265-7327 or 718-265-7387. All calls will be kept confidential.

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any of New York’s

best and brightest came to show their support for Israel’s economic development earlier this month at the Israel Bonds

Honorable Edward I. Koch, Anne Ivanhoe (wife of honoree) are seated Robert J. Ivanhoe (Honoree) and his son Matthew Ivanhoe are standing

Seated - Ed Koch and Izzy Tapoohi Standing L to R: James B. Emden (New York Chairman), Arnold S. Penner (Real Estate Campaign Chairman), Burton P. Resnick (Chairman of the Board Emeritus), Robert J. Ivanhoe (Honoree), Richard A. Rosenbaum (CEO, Greenberg Traurig)

Mayor Ed Koch addresses the audience. “This is a dangerous year for Israel,” said Koch. “The world has forgotten that when the Nazis killed us, they said never again. They didn’t mean it then and they don’t mean it now…be involved…speak up and stand up.”

L to R: Richard A. Rosenbaum, Robert J. Ivanhoe

Real Estate and Construction Division Luncheon in Manhattan.

The event hosted at the prestigious Pierre Hotel, honored prominent New York real estate attorney Rob Ivanhoe. Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch was the evening’s keynote speaker.

PHOTOS BY STAN FRIEDMAN

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REAL ESTATE

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Bloomberg Breaks Ground On Largest New Construction Project In Manhattan Under City’s Housing Plan Project On Manhattan’s Far West Side, Where Hudson Yards Development Is Also Making Progress, Will Create Approximately 2,900 Construction-Related Jobs ayor M ichael R. Bloomber g, City C ouncil Speaker Christine Quinn, Department of Housing P reservation and Dev elopment Commissioner M athew M. Wambua and P resident of Gotham Or ganization David L. P icket br oke g round last w eek on the lar gest new c onstruction pr oject in Manhattan under the M ayor’s New Housing M arketplace Plan. The pr oject r eceived significant stat e suppor t of $520 million in bond financing and L ow I ncome Housing Tax Credits through New York State Homes and Community Renewal. The 550 West 45th Street pr oject, which enc ompasses nearly the entir e cit y block on M anhattan’s F ar West Side bet ween West 44 th & West 45 th Streets and 10 th & 11 th Avenues, will cr eate 1,238 new apar tments with 600 of those units expec ted t o be permanently aff ordable to low-, moderate- and middle-income New Yorkers. The residential por tion of the project which is slat ed t o be c ompleted in

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2014 will also include approximately 15,000 square f eet of new r etail spac e, 17,000 square feet of open landscaped space and a below-ground parking facility for residents.

It is estimat ed that the c onstruction of the 550 W est 45th Str eet dev elopment will facilitate the cr eation of appr oximately 2,900 construction and r elated jobs . The o verall plan for the pr oject will also include a new elementary school t o r eplace PS 51, which currently sits on the sit e. M ayor Bloomberg was also joined at the announc ement, which t ook plac e at the dev elopment sit e,

by C ongressman Jerr old Nadler , New York State Homes and Community Renewal Chief Operating Officer Michael Skrebutenas and Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York President Gary LaBarbera.

“We’ve always believed that the Far West Side of M anhattan has tr emendous po tential for providing what our g rowing cit y needs: more jobs for New Yorkers, and more affordable housing f or them t o live in,” said Mayor Bloomber g. “In the near futur e, this development will pr ovide homes f or some 2,500 New Yorkers, but in the meantime it will g row our ec onomy b y cr eating 2,900 construction-related jobs.”

550 West 45th Street is the largest affordable new construction housing development project in M anhattan t o be cr eated under

the Bloomberg Administration’s New Housing M arketplace Plan. The plan, launched

by M ayor Bloomber g in 2003, is a multibillion dollar initiative to finance 165,000 units of affordable housing for half a million New Yorkers by the close of the 2014 fiscal y ear.

To date, the plan has funded the cr eation or preservation of mor e than 125,700 units of affordable housing across the five boroughs.

More than 43,200 units ha ve been financ ed in Manhattan with more than 6,860 units in Community Board 4 where the 550 West 45th Street site is located.

“This is an absolut e West Side suc cess story,” said C ouncil Speaker Christine C. Quinn. “In 1975, the Cit y c ondemned most of this square block, and now, some 30 years later, this land is coming to life. I’m delighted that the distric t I r epresent will be home t o one of the lar gest residential developments to be built in M anhattan in y ears. Today, we’re pr oving that it ’s not impossible t o create aff ordable housing in New York Cit y despite the stat e of the ec onomy, and I’ m very optimistic that this groundbreaking will spark a domino eff ect, attrac ting new t enants to this site and to our city.”

“Jobs. A ffordable Housing . C ommunity Development. This project hits the trif ecta,” New York State Homes and C ommunity Renewal C ommissioner/CEO Darr yl C. Towns said. “Governor Cuomo is pr oud to suppor t a project that will cr eate jobs and maximiz e affordability. In Manhattan, where such r eal estate is scar ce, this pr oject will in vigorate an entire underused square block of the city with a sustainable c ommunity, c omplete with a new elementar y school, 682 units of affordable housing, and 15,000 squar e feet of retail space.”

“The g roundbreaking f or this dev elopment is the latest sign that the Far West Side will soon be M anhattan’s nex t great neighborhood,” Deput y M ayor St eel said . “This project is also the latest evidence of the jobs, investment and c ommunity dev elopment impact that M ayor Bloomberg’s New Housing Marketplace Plan is ha ving in neighborhoods in all five boroughs.”

“The pr ospect of dev eloping nearly an entire cit y block in one of the M anhattan’s fastest g rowing neighborhoods is ex ceptional. That w e ar e using it t o cr eate mor e than 600 new , aff ordable homes f or har dworking New Yorkers representing a diversity of incomes makes this even more extraordinary,” said HPD C ommissioner Wambua.

“Anywhere else, 1,200 total units of housing, thousands of jobs, a school, green space and new retail space could be considered a separate do wntown, a new neighborhood , or a suburb. In a cit y the siz e of New York, we may f orget what a her culean under taking this is, but we should be in a we of what the scope and scale of the long-t erm gains will mean to the stability, growth, and economic health of this c ommunity and the people who will call it home.”

“Through an inno vative par tnership with the City of New York, Gotham Organiza-

Mayor Bloomberg, City Council Speaker Quinn, Department of Housing Preservation and Development Commissioner Wambua and President of Gotham Organization David L. Picket broke ground today on the largest new construction project in Manhattan under the Mayor’s New Housing Marketplace Plan. November 07, 2011 (PHOTO CREDIT: EDWARD REED)

tion is proud to take the lead on a dev elopment that will change the fac e of M idtown West,” said Gotham Organization’s president, David L. Picket. “This bold investment in our City’s futur e will cr eate hundr eds of new jobs, generate millions of dollars in r evenue

for the construction industry, contribute towards the building of a new primar y school, and pr ovide homes t o thousands of New Yorkers.”

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Panel Addresses Iranian Nuclear Capabilities at Manhattan’s 92nd St. Y

By Jewish Voice Staff ust hours before the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna released their anxiously a waited r eport c onfirming Iran's " development of a nuclear ex plosive device," this very topic was vigorously addressed at a forum at the 92nd Street Y on Manhattan's Upper East Side . Excerpts from the po werful 2011 documentar y, "I ranium" (which documents the genesis of I ran’s nuclear threat, beginning with the Islamic Revolution of 1979 and the ideology espoused by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini until today) were screened before the 200 audience members. Simulcast t o a variet y of venues around the c ountry, the distinguished panel members had the oppor tunity of answ ering questions from audience members who were not present at the location.

Moderated b y the film 's dir ector, Alex Traiman, (who was also in volved in the production of other films documenting the rise of radical Islam and those who carry t errorist attacks in the name of Allah such as "Obsession " and " The Third Jihad") the panel c onsisted of Nazie Ef tekhari, a prominent I ranian-American ac tivist and the founder and CEO of The Araz Gr oup, a family of companies that includes HealthEZ and America’s PPO. Having grown up in Iran, Ms. Eftekhari's prodigious efforts have been focused on spotlighting the myriad human rights abuses against I ranian citiz ens that

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Warning against the possibility of a direct Israeli military campaign against Iran playing right into the hands of Iran’s government, Iranian-American activist Nazie Eftekhari nonetheless expressed approval of Israeli renditions of Iranian nuclear scientists and said that their "extrication" was "a good thing" until they can go back to Iran to actually work on nuclear medicine.

take plac e ev ery da y in her nativ e c ountry along with initiating a campaig n of global support for the protection of the civil rights of Iranian dissidents.

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EDITORIAL

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NOVEMBER 18, 2011

The people’s voice [The following messages were received in response to last week’s editorial, entitled “Cynical Sarkozy & Boorish Obama Badmouth Bibi."]

Kristallnacht Comes to Brooklyn ince F riday morning , No vember 11, Jews around the world and especially in the Orthodox enclaves of New York have been r ecoiling in horr or over the overtly anti-S emitic vandalism that took place in the early morning hours near Ocean Parkway and A venue I. Three vehicles were torched and a disturbing array of crude epithets as w ell as the per functory swastikas and KKK emblem were indiscriminately scra wled on cars and benches . A s community outrage reached a fever pitch, it was not ed that this attack was clearly planned t o c oincide with the 73r d anniversary of K ristallnacht (the night of br oken glass), when on No vember 9-10 1938, in a pog rom of mammoth pr oportions that erupted in Hitler’s Europe, almost 200 synagogues w ere destr oyed, o ver 8,000 Jewish shops were sacked and looted, and tens of thousands of Jew s were deported to concentration camps.

There is no doubt that w e are living in turbulent times . One need only turn on the TV, c omputer or r ead an y new spaper to find that we are witnessing an alarming escalation of blatant Jew hatr ed. What is most frightening is the fac t that, while the putrid stench of such hatred wafts through the air , a tacit appr oval of sorts looms large in r espectable cir cles that r efuse t o condemn it. One gets the eerily visc eral feeling that this ma y indeed be a r eplication of E urope 1938. On the local sc ene, anti-Semitism has in vaded the discussion of corporate avarice and malfeasance that is being pr omulgated by the Oc cupy Wall Street demonstrations . Sound familiar?

Their mantra goes something like this: It is the Jew who c ontrols the banks , and the I nternational M onetary Fund; it is the Jew who is at the vanguar d of the insidious cabal to steal the wealth of the w orld, while the unemplo yment rat es spike and the poor grow poorer. It is time to resurrect the per ennial scapegoat and it is alwa ys the Jew. Let us make no mistake about it. While the hat ers char ge that they ar e mer ely anti-Zionist, w e k now that it is a clev er subterfuge f or classical anti-S emitism.

Case in point: Most recently, in Boston, the ‘Occupy’ mo vement att empted t o stage a takeo ver of the Israeli c onsulate, wher e demonstrators spewed forth the hackneyed and utterly baseless claims that the Israelis ha ve assumed the r ole of Nazis in their purported «oppression» of the Palestinians.

Anyone who has ey es to see and ears that not only hear but also listen will know that these ar e not sporadic happenings but that Jew hatr ed is a permanent par t of and endemic t o our societ y; a r ecurrent cancer that at times goes int o remission but inevitably reappears in ever more toxic manifestations. Fatal attacks on Jew s and their communities throughout Europe and South America have been taking place for decades while the abject silence of the

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world is deafening.

Each da y w e ar e inundat ed with bloody images of the rise of radical Islam, not only in the M iddle East, not only in the maelstr om of the Arab spring , but in the hear tland of Western civilization. I t is an ideology that is driv en not b y a prototypical miscreant like Adolf Hitler but by a political credo that is c ouched in r eligious doctrine. It is a burgeoning and pernicious movement that calls for the eradication of Israel and of c ourse, the death of the Jew , the primary infidel of all infidels.

It is a culture of death where one finds not the r espect for the sanc tity of lif e and yet the world remains taciturn at best and indifferent at w orst. An almost Or wellian situation has emer ged amongst civiliz ed intellectuals in the Western academy who wouldn›t dare express revulsion over egregious acts of t error in the f ear of being labeled «politically inc orrect» in the f ear of appearing pro-Colonialist or pr o-Imperialist (that w ould be “doubleplusungood,” as it were). By dint of sheer repetition of their propaganda, the Islamists and the cadre of Jew hat ers who suppor t them ha ve c onvinced us that the agg ressor is the vic tim, that good is bad and right is wrong.

It is also no c oincidence that this week we also c ommemorate the 21st yahr zeit (18th of Chesh van) of R abbi Meir Kahane, ZTK»L, who, in his r elatively shor t lifetime embodied the lone v oice in the wilderness when he spoke so eloquently and presciently about the rise in anti-S emitism and the nebulous future of the Jew in exile.

He was a man who called f or Jew s t o r econnect with their G- d, their heritage and to cloak themselves in Jewish pride; to fear no man but only to fear G-d; to rise up from the ash barrels of Auschwitz and to re-create the Jew of y esteryear; the Jew of the bible who knew who their implacable foes were and who nev er hast en t o challenge them.

During this most trying week, we would do well to take heed of Rabbi Kahane›s last words on the ev ening of No vember ٥, ١٩٩٠ when he summed things up by saying: «It’s not an ac cident that so f ew German Jews sur vived the camps . The Polish Jew did bett er. Why? Because the P olish Jew wasn ’t surprised . I t didn ’t shock him that gentiles could behave like this. It didn’t surprise him, so he wasn’t shattered inside, he wasn ’t br oken. But the German Jew was psychologically shattered. ‘How could this be? I’m a German. I’ m a German. Ho w could it be? Ho w can y ou do this t o me?’

The Pole knew he was a Jew . The German was broken because his whole illusion was shattered. And that ’s ho w the American Jew lives. ‘I’m an American.’ It’s the gentile who will teach you so quickly that you’re a Jew. It’s not just in the bars, in the working class bars the anti-S emitism that y ou see.

When y ou see the new s media and their attitude t owards Israel; it ’s not anti-Israel – it is anti-Semitism.”

Dear Editor: I read about the remarks on the open microphone in France at the summit. As they say the damage is done and apologies are not coming from the heart, only from his intentions to get more votes.

Mr. Obama should be the first person to know what it’s like to be the victim of prejudice.

How can we as Jews keep forgiving this man and his disgusting treatment toward our race?

Mr. Netanyahu, when he came to the White House was treated as if he had a plague. Enough is enough! Any one of our people who v otes for Obama may as well go to France and stay with Sarkozy.

G-d bless Israel and her people. Mr. Netanyahu: Take out Iran before they take out Israel!

SINCERELY, HARRIET GOLDSTEIN COLARUSSO (RECEIVED VIA E-MAIL)

Editor: Last week’s editorial was an excellent piece of writing.

I loved the quotes from Hikind (probably the only Democrat I can respect) and loved the Chassidic tale.

Abe Foxman should be more concerned with defending Jews from defamation and let the rest of America take care of its social ills. I lost respect for him years ago.

ALL THE BEST, PEGGY STOLER (RECEIVED VIA E-MAIL)

Editor: This administration is not your friend. George Bush was not your friend. Their hearts are not with you. The American people are the friends of the Jewish people & Yisrael but these creatures in office have a dark side which you should fear. Find out who is running that does love and support your right to exist no matter what party and support them. Type CFR next to every major candidate and see if they are a member of this globalist private club. If they are, they are most likely against you.

SINCERELY, MAYA E., SPOKANE WA

Editor: Obama’s remarks are, if anything, a blessing in disguise. They should be on the bulletin boards at all U.S. Synagogues. Just a reminder to the weak-kneed Democrat Party Jews that continue to vote against the interests of the Jewish People in order to secure a more comfortable position at lefty cocktail parties. Hussain Obama is an anti-Israel pro-PLO hack, with grandiose ambitions of being some kind of Middle East savior. Meanwhile, the U.S. economy continues to suffer on his watch. Twelve more months, and it’s time for him to go.

SINCERELY, S.M.F. (RECEIVED ONLINE)

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BBC Derails on Jerusalem Tram Story Writing for the BBC, freelance travel writer Matthew Teller veered sharply off-course in his article, “Jerusalem Tram Offers View of Other Side of Tracks,” about Jerusalem’s light railway.

by Ricki Hollander & Tamar Sternthal, CAMERA.org he author demonstrat es his shocking ignorance about the hist ory of Jerusalem, about international law, and about present-day Jerusalem with passages that alt ernately suggest that Israel seized, settled and segregated Jerusalem.

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Distorting History Teller implies that Israel wrongfully seized the cit y from its Arab rulers , with his reference to the “western part of Jerusalem, captured by Israel in 1948, ” and east ern Je rusalem which was ” under Jor danian rule from 1948 until 1967 — when it, t oo, was captured by Israel.”

But this is a c omplete distortion of history. Jerusalem — whose Jewish pr esence dates back long before Arab rule and whose Jewish c ommunity has , sinc e 1820, c onstituted a pluralit y of the population – was divided as a result of the 1948 war, in which Arab nations in vaded the nasc ent Stat e of Israel and the Arab L egion att empted t o capture the entire city, both east and west.

If anything, the description of wrongfully “capturing” Jerusalem mor e aptly applies to Transjordan’s Arab Legion, which shelled and besieged the cit y, cutting off its Jewish residents from the c oastal plain. I t was the Arab Legion that seiz ed eastern Jerusalem, expelling its Jewish r esidents, destr oying Jewish property and religious sites, and creating a Judenr ein ar ea f or the first time in over 1000 years.

In fac t, Western por tions of the cit y came under Israel’s control only as a result of Israel’s attempt to repel the Arab arm y and break the siege of the cit y. I n the first f our weeks of Arab attacks , 200 Jewish civilians were k illed and o ver 1,000 w ere w ounded in Jerusalem. E ventually, Israeli f orces managed to force back the Arab army from some areas and gained control of suburbs and villages from the Arabs.

After 10 months of fighting, an armistice agreement was sig ned on April 3, 1949, dividing Jerusalem along the November 1948 ceasefire lines of Israeli and Transjordanian forces, with sev eral areas of no -man’s land.

The armistic e line ser ved as a t emporary border bet ween what had f ormerly been two mixed communities. Western Jerusalem became Israel’s capital city, while eastern Jerusalem, including the holy sit es, was occupied by Transjordan, which in 1949 became the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The city was essentially divided between two armed camps separated by barbed wir e, concrete walls, minefields and bunkers.

In contravention of the terms of the armistice ag reement, the Jor danians destr oyed and desecrat ed Jewish r eligious sit es and denied Jew s ac cess t o their holy sit es and cemetery on the M ount of Oliv es, wher e Jews had been bur ying their dead f or over 2500 y ears. The c emetery was ransacked; graves were desecrated; thousands of tombstones were smashed and used as building material, paving stones or for latrines in Arab Legion army camps. And in 1950, Jordan annexed Jerusalem in a mo ve considered illegal by every nation, save Pakistan. The armistice lines w ere sealed as Jor danian snipers would perch on the walls of the Old City and shoot at Israelis across the lines.

Again, in 1967, Israel gained c ontrol of the eastern parts of Jerusalem as a r esult of self-defensive ac tions. Israel had appealed to Jordan to stay out of its war with E gypt and Syria, but despit e this appeal , Jordanian forces tried t o take advantage of Israel ’s compromised situation t o fire ar tillery barrages toward Tel A viv and w estern Jerusalem. Although Israeli forces did not respond initially, not wanting to open up a Jordanian front in the war, Jordan continued to attack and oc cupied UN headquar ters in Jerusalem. Israeli f orces f ought back and within two days managed to repulse the Jordanian forces and retake eastern Jerusalem.

On June 7, 1967, IDF paratr oopers advanced thr ough the Old Cit y t oward the Temple Mount and the Western Wall, bringing Jerusalem 's holiest sit e under Jewish control for the first time in 2000 y ears. Unlike Jordan, which illegally denied Jew s access to their holy sites, Israeli leaders immediately indicat ed their peac eful int ent and pledged t o pr eserve r eligious fr eedom f or all faiths in Jerusalem.

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Against All Odds: Itamar after the Fogel Atrocity On the Itamar yishuv, no one knows what will become of the nowempty Fogel house where a young family was recently killed. It may become a museum, it may even go up for residential sale someday.

By Scott Krane ast M arch R abbi Udi and his wif e Ruth Fogel, both in their 30s were killed, along with their 11-y ear-old bo y, 3-y ear-old toddler and a one -month-old infant girl.

They all had their thr oats slit. The only survivors of the household , 13-year-old Tamar, Roi, 8 and Yishai Fogel, 2-years-old, now live in Jerusalem with their g randparents. De spite the recent tragedy, they still visit Itamar.

In spit e of this lat est t error attack , the 1400 residents of I tamar are tough. Perhaps they are used t o it. I tamar is the lar gest settlement in all of Judea and Samaria. I t was founded in 1984 b y the r ecently-deceased Rabbi Chanan Porat.

If it w ere not f or the neighbors ’ animosity, the quality of life on Itamar would be extremely good.

There is a beautiful expansiv e vista of the Shomr on, qualit y education, a r emarkable stone quarr y where ancient Jewish ruins were unearthed, displaying a wine c ellar from 2,000 y ears ago . There is an oliv e-oil press, a shop wher e homemade y ogurt is sold. There is ev en horseback riding and a petting zoo.

The home of L eah and R abbi M oshe Goldsmith – the ma yor of I tamar – was visited the day before I came b y a team shooting a documentary. Mayor Goldsmith was on the scene immediately when the residents of

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Itamar learned there was trouble brewing on the fateful Sabbath night of the mur der; as he represents and watches over the community.

As I speak to the couple, the phone rings and it is y et another film pr oduction t eam making an appointment t o c ome t omorrow and make y et another documentar y. “It is amazing ho w dra wn the w orld is t o I tamar no w” r emarks R abbi Goldsmith t o his wife, while placing his cell phone back in his pocket. Over the summer, Glenn Beck came to visit the home and comment the community on its strength.

Mayor Goldsmith lea ves t o check his email and I sit to chat with Leah.

Leah suggests I call the ar ticle I am writing, “Against All Odds.” She explains that “No community has suff ered more loss and be reavement than Itamar.”

The rabbi who or dained M ayor Goldsmith was mur dered, shot t o death outside the settlement during the I ntifada. And the night before I arriv ed, an intruder was spotted b y the arm y sneak ing ont o the settle ment, tr ying t o st eal sheep; an oc currence that happens wa y t oo of ten, ac cording t o Goldsmith.

The disturbanc es ar e c onstant. But the settlers remain steadfast. No one has left the settlement since the latest attack. “Everyone remains strong” says M ayor Goldsmith, “We even have to build more homes.”

Leah Goldsmith explains , “Against the

obstacles fr om the go vernment and the world c ommunity, it sur vives against all odds. Three of m y husband’s students w ere murdered while pla ying basketball in 2001, at the high school of which m y husband is a f ounder. What par ents w ould send their kids t o a school wher e thr ee childr en w ere murdered?” she asks “Yet the school has quadrupled in number of students .” The high school’s dormitories house kids from all over the c ountry; students ar e not just fr om I tamar.

On the same r esidential block wher e the F ogels w ere k illed, t wo other families suffered similar fat es. These t error attacks happened nine y ears ago , when Arabs r epeatedly broke into the homes and attacked the r esidents with k nives and guns . “When the Shabos’ were massacred” explains L eah, referring t o one of the families , the neighborhood became a ghost t own. I n spit e of this” explains L eah “we decided t o build fourteen homes on the street. All fourteen of them – one of which was sold t o the Fogels – were sold. The neighborhood was built in response t o the t error.” She t ells me , “I call this against all odds.”

Today, the M inistry of Transportation is building a new r oad that c onnects the neighborhood wher e the mur ders hap pened to the rest of settlement. "I t provides light and a sense of securit y for those who live ther e" sa ys M ayor Goldsmith. "S o they are not afraid to travel and not afraid to walk at night." The road is a g ift from the Ministry of Transportation.

Another example L eah g ives me , as t o why the ar ticle should be titled " Against all

Odds" is that settlement member, Avri Ram›s chicken c oup, Ginot Olam, is the number one producer in Israel of organic eggs."When a left winger in Tel Aviv is eating his or ganic eggs in the morning , he doesn›t car e about politics. This is against all odds ." pr oclaims the wife of the mayor of Itamar.

After the F ogel atr ocity, some childr en from the community suffered Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, says Mayor Goldsmith. For this, the r egional c ouncil has pr ovided assistance f or some . There is a hotline t o call where vic tims can speak t o psy chologists.

However, it seems as if it is tradition, if not protocol, on Itamar that each time the Arabs from the neighboring village attack , the settlers build more and more.

"We are in a g rowth spurt. We are building a new synagogue and school . I tamar is not at all falling back . I t is only going f orward." says Rabbi Goldsmith.

The school wher e Rav Udi F ogel used t o teach has no w been t orn do wn and a new school is being built in his name, not to mention a new synagogue and Sefer Torah. Everything except for the new road are being built with privately donated money, just the new road is being built with government money.

Mayor Goldsmith and the regional council have been deliberating with the arm y for some months t o c onstruct a new securit y fence outline on Itamar that will slightly alter the settlement›s infrastructure. They are also placing an updat ed security camera sy stem in the wilderness , on the r outes wher e the intruders generally come from.

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Israeli Web App Fights Credit Card Fraud

By Brian Blum

BillGuard scans your bills for scams, saving users more than $250,000 in first two months of beta testing.

If you’re like many people, when you get your cr edit car d stat ement y ou pr obably give it a quick sk im. Going thr ough all the charges line by line just takes too much time, so y ou hope f or the best and trust in y our card provider.

That’s not the best idea, sa ys Yaron Samid, CEO of the hot new Israeli star tup BillGuard. But not t o w orry: BillGuar d will do the scanning for you, looking for scams, bad billing practices, double char ges and err ors.

Samid estimates that BillGuard finds at least one bad char ge for one out of every fiv e subscribers of the free service.

In the first t wo months of beta t esting, BillGuar d, which just r aised $10 million in a second r ound of financing last month, saved users mor e than $250,000 in r efundable charges. That’s a lot of cash to the c onsumer, and it usually c omes dir ect fr om banks , which w ould rather honor a claim than get int o a time consuming dispute. With such benefits t o both banks and c onsumers, it’s little w onder that BillGuar d has alr eady raised $3 million.

The company won O’Reilly Media’s 2011 Big-Data Startup of the Year and was a runner-up in the TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 Top Startup of the Year competition.

A people-powered movement Credit card fraud is a crime netting some $7 billion a year for scammers. “10 million US cardholders get hit by some sort of fraud every year, but banks only catch 30 percent of it themselves,” Samid tells ISRAEL21c.

After you sign up on the BillGuar d website, the ser vice scans y our online cr edit card statement daily, looking for fraud fr om sources that the c ompany has logged int o its database fr om a wide variet y of pub licly a vailable c omplaint boar ds, discussion groups and even Twitter posts.

When y ou see an inc orrect char ge on your stat ement while inside the BillGuar d website, you check a box. As soon as the software senses a patt ern, the disput e is added to BillGuar d’s database and flagged f or the next user . “It’s a people -powered mo vement,” says Samid. “We simply struc ture the data that’s already out there.”

The idea behind BillGuar d is the same one every big email ser vice - fr om Gmail t o Yahoo - emplo ys t o beat spam. U sers mark offending emails, and the nex t time a message from the same address arrives, it’s automatically booted into the trash box.

Three types of fraud targeted BillGuard catches three main cat egories of problem charges.

First ar e un wanted subscriptions , t ypically “free” cr edit r eports y ou r eceive af ter providing a w ebsite with y our payment details. “What you might not realize is that only the first report is free; after that you’re paying upwards of $15 per month,” Samid explains.

Next ar e hidden char ges. C ell phone companies are notorious, Samid points out,

The team behind BillGuard.

The service provides an easy-to-read summary of its findings.

“by baking into the contracts miscellaneous SMS or ring-t one char ges. You don’t r ealize you’re paying an extra $10 per month.”

Finally, ther e ar e the subtle frauds . F or example, it’s very easy for a hacker t o create a website with a generic name like Books4UForever, get a merchant account and charge you for a pur chase of $8.99. You look at the charge, tr y t o r emember if y ou bought a book recently, scratch your head and mo ve on. But when the scam is being run on t ens of thousands of cards, that adds up. “And it’s a lot less notic eable than if a hacker is mak ing single char ges f or $8,000 each, ” Samid says.

The pr oblem is widespr ead. “If y ou’ve used your credit card to shop online in the last t wo y ears, the chanc es ar e y our cr edit card is sitting on a hacker ’s platf orm no w,” Samid says. Breaches happen daily ; we only hear about the r eally big ones . “The only question is if your card will ever be used.”

This raises another question: Why would you f eel c omfortable g iving y our sensitiv e login information to some startup in Tel Aviv?

Samid has a handful of answ ers. F irst, you’re not g iving access to your credit card, just t o y our online stat ement. The w orst that c ould happen is that a hacker c ould see where you shop, but c ouldn’t make an y charges.

Second, BillGuar d’s in vestors and advisors come from some of the biggest security companies out ther e: Verisign and M cAfee, as well as the lead in vestors in LinkedIn and Skype. And BillGuard doesn’t directly “talk” to the banks – that’s done through a third party called Yodlee, a bank ing industr y standar d for ac count agg regation that Samid sa ys is “rock solid. It’s never been broken into.”

Banks love it Cooperation with banks is key to the system – and also how BillGuard makes its mon-

ey, since the web app is entirely free to the c onsumer. As Samid explains it, banks love BillGuard.

“We’re building a central collaborative database [of fraud] that will provide the banks with advanced car d pr otection services. I f w e can w eed out bad merchants fast er, that brings down their costs.”

BillGuard will sell the database to the banks , which can then off er the service t o their cust omers. Samid sees BillGuard leading the industr y, cr eating stan-

dards and issuing whit e papers , doing f or billing fraud what the anti-spam industry did for email.

BillGuard covers 5,000 issuing banks but is currently only available for US credit cards.

Look t o see it int egrated int o personal finance programs like Quicken down the road.

The app also off ers an online r esolution service. C ustomers can click a butt on on their online statement and quick ly (even instantly) receive their money back from a disputed transaction, rather than being r outed through an expensiv e call c enter. “The bank can stay entirely out of the loop,” Samid says.

Samid en visions cr eating a c ertificate program like McAfee Hackersafe. A merchant would r eceive a dynamic badge displa ying its “BillGuard sc ore,” indicating whether it ’s safe or not to shop there.

The Israeli-born Samid had liv ed in New York for many years but moved back to Israel to found the c ompany with 24-y ear-old Raphael Ouzan, who spent his arm y service in the elite 8200 division. The company has 12 people working in Herzliya.

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A Night on the Town Local Merchants Show off the Best of Kings Highway Last Tuesday evening (Nov. 8), the local retailers of Kings Highway (between East 2nd and East 3rd Streets) rolled out the red carpet welcome to our valued customers to what became a successful ‘KINGS HIGHWAY NIGHT OUT.’ For weeks, eleven top-of-the-line shops worked in unison to create a night that has never existed before, and an event not to be missed. up like jewelry/ fine art. Speaking of art, ‘EdGladys Haddad ow can w e sho w our lo yal cust omers how much w e value and appr eciate their suppor t? …. L et’s g ive them the BEST of our pr oducts at disc ounted (never-before-heard-of) prices! Let’s shower them with g ifts, food, ambience, and a ‘feel good’ night.

From 6pm-10pm, our pedestrians w ere serenaded b y the most soothing melodies from our pr ofessional sax ophone pla yer.

They were drawn to the A venue by fluores-

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die C ohen’ ar t was displa yed and our wise customers took advantage of these one -ofa-kind portraits.

The warm, comfortable weather (Baruch Hashem) put us all in the mood t o purchase designer ey e w ear fr om Bright E yes, and gear up f or cruise w ear. The Sho wroom and California Sunshine pr ovided the lat est styles, trunk shows, all ready and waiting. Vanilla Sk y (if y ou could have made y our way through the cr owd) was selling the popular denims and contemporary ladies wear all for 20-50 per cent off. M any ladies c ommented

Welcoming guests to Table and Top…(From Left), John Leveroni, Gladys Haddad, Michelle Haddad, Richard Haddad, and Sam Haddad

that it was more convenient to shop for their little ones after-hours than during their busy days.

With the H igh Holy Da ys o ver, it ’s time to c elebrate all the w eddings and Bar M itzvahs. Our soon-t o-be-brides and their invited guests took advantage of the ex quisite gowns and dr esses b y M arion’s. Real , liv e models strolled up and do wn the red carpet modeling gowns, hairpieces, and unique accessories (we were amaz ed b y the fabulous

hand bag giveaways). Brides also spent time at La vender Lac e, wher e they slid int o the most c omfortable lounge w ear and tr eated like royalty. It was also a good time f or us t o catch up on all our bir thday g ifts. Norma ’s Kids Biz displa yed the cut est t oys and ev en fine jewelry. We not only thought of bir thdays, but ev en star ted our Hanuk ah shop ping as w ell. A t ten percent off and fr ee delivery, how could we go wrong?

Just when we thought we had seen it all ,

Marion’s Brings Fashion Night Out to Kings Highway

Guests Crowd Vanilla Sky For the Latest in Contemporary Women’s Wear

cent lighting pr oduced and arranged b y DJ Ricky Esses.

Though it may have been Tuesday night, at Kings Highway Glatt Butcher, it’s never too soon to think about y our Shabbat meal (especially at 20 per cent off ). We had some ladies come in who w ere having sebbets and couldn’t resist the beneficial promotion. Now that they pur chased their meats , our guests then strolled into Sol’s Houseware/ Hardware for their promotions on roasters and Pyrexes.

The whole store was on sale - wow!

So we have the meats, the pots, now for the ‘table.’What? Pedestrian traffic had to take a second glance as they thought they w ere in New York City. Table and Top… featured brand-new high qualit y dining r oom tables and c offee tables at 20 per cent off! M any quickly phoned their designers to come look at the fabulous marbles and st ones post ed

our guests w ere literally welcomed by Addy and C o. f or a sebbet-st yle dinner. Their ele gant store sparkled with the finest of cr ystals and the most luxurious dinner ware we have ever seen. Platters and the finest home décor were at 20 percent off!

A very special and heartfelt thanks to the team at Table and Top…, Hope, Jackie Tobias, and Molly Yedid, for coordinating this event.

All in all – the streets were saturated with happy customers and retailers. As the saying goes, ‘ you get what you give’ We, Kings Glatt, Norma’s K ids Biz, S ol’s Har dware, A ddy and Co., C alifornia Sunshine , Vanilla Sk y, Bright Eyes, La vender Lac e, P aula D weck Jew elry, Table and Top…, and Marion’s, love and value our cust omers. We w ere delight ed t o g ive back and thank all of you for attending ‘Kings Highway N ight Out.’ We hope t o see y ou at our next event in the spring!

Addy & Co. Welcome Guests with a Sebbets-style Atmosphere

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Strategic Topography: Prominent NYC Businessman Designs 3-D Map to Teach the Importance of Israeli Security to U.S. Interests Warns of the Dangers of a Palestinian State

By Fern Sidman here is no doubt that M ark Langfan is a man with a mission. Back in 1991 this g regarious New York att orney and r eal estat e in vestor was stunned when he observed that most people he met lacked even a modicum of knowledge about basic geog raphical and militar y fac ts pertaining to Israel and the M iddle East. With a prescient eye to the paramount importance that this region of the w orld would play for the future of Western civilization, Mark knew that he had to develop an illustrative teaching tool that would assist in clarifying the inherent dangers t o Israel and the entir e free world. I t was then that he began f everishly researching the geography of the r egion and, based on his r esearch, meticulously designed a definitiv e thr ee dimensional topographical map of Israel including the "disputed" territories of Judea and Samaria, better known to some as the West Bank.

Culling his inf ormation fr om such numerous defense news publications, the U.S. State Depar tment, online r esources and research c enters, Langfan›s " America-Israel Security" 3-D map provides the layman with a comprehensive view of the vast mountain ranges of Judea and Samaria and most importantly, the crucial aquif ers of Western Samaria and the proximity of Arab population centers to Israeli settlements . With the use of several clear plastic layovers, the map also details the exist ential danger that Israel finds herself in vis-à-vis the threat to her major population c enters emanating fr om a militariz ed P alestinian-controlled West Bank, allo wing view ers t o understand the lay of the land , geog raphically, politically , and strategically.

What is perhaps most r evealing in Mr. Langfan ’s map is ho w it illustrat es the fact that Israel›s natural water supply that originates fr om the Western Samaria aquifer and naturally f eeds the Israeli c oastal aquifer wher e 70 per cent of Israel›s Jewish population r esides, w ould be severely imperiled if w ere the P alestinians in c ontrol of the ar ea. The map also sho ws the Golan Heights and ho w wat er flo ws off its slopes into Syria. It depicts how certain ridges now under Israeli control afford not only unparalleled views of the northern half of Israel, but

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Local attorney and real estate investor Mark Langfan has made it his personal mission to inform the public about the dangers a Palestinian state would pose to Israel, given the latter’s geographical predicament.

clear physical control over the source of the Jordan›s waters.

Also sho wn on the map ar e the BM -21 Katyusha "Multiple Rocket Launchers" facing Israel›s c oastal plain fr om inside the West Bank. Explains Langfan, "These launchers can easily be taken apar t and smuggled into a ‘demilitarized’ P alestinian stat e, and individual Katyushas can be launched fr om a pipe using just a car batt ery. Just think about the possible carnage that this c ould bring about. The rockets on this truck ha ve a range of 12.7 miles and Katyushas can easily carr y chemical warheads . One full salv o of rockets from the truck w ould fire the ex plosive equivalent t o four Scud missiles. No apartment in Tel Aviv would be safe."

Langfan›s briefing book contains a map of the S yrian tank attacks during the Yom Kippur war of 1973. P ointing t o that page and his 3-D map displa ying the valley s and ridges of the Golan, M ark says that the tank attack routes exactly match the topography.

He then points to a weak point in the Golan along a c ertain ridge . "Y ou simply cannot understand what the Golan means without this map," declares Mark.

Traveling the w orld t o impart his findings and displa ying his map , M ark delivers presentations t o high- profile opinion mak ers as w ell as members of the U.S. Stat e Department and members of C ongress.

"My goal is to educate those who formulate foreign polic y and t o allow them t o c ome to their own conclusions about what needs to be done t o protect American securit y interests in the M iddle East. A fter seeing m y map and hearing the v oluminous amounts of concrete evidence that point to the perils that both America and Israel fac e if a P alestinian state were to come into existence, it is my fervent hope that w e can change the course of history and preserve the lofty civilizations that w e›ve labor ed t o build", sa ys Mark.

Lamenting that f or the last 20 y ears the Jewish establishment has seems t o ha ve silently bo ycotted his map and g raphics because, as he puts it, " the inescapable policy conclusions aren’t politically c orrect," Mark tells the Jewish Voice that the C onference of P residents of M ajor Jewish Or ganizations ha ve either ig nored his off ers t o show them the 3-D map or ha ve refused to allow him t o pr esent it alt ogether. He sa ys that the " American Jewish establishment is now as asleep and in t otal denial as they were in World War II during the Holocaust."

Proving Israel›s strat egic value t o the U.S. is M ark›s post-9/11 t error war sc enario in which he stat es that a demilitariz ed Palestinian West Bank/Gaza State will ultimately turn Israel fr om a U .S. strategic asset and bulwark against M iddle East ern terrorism, into an albatr oss of sor ts ar ound the neck of the Unit ed Stat es; a def enseless liabilit y that invites attack and can no longer project American military superiority.

With his ey e t owards the futur e, M ark explains that without the natural mountain defenses of the Golan and West Bank mountains, Israel w ould be easily eradicat ed and subsequently occupied by Syria and E gypt.

He adds that ev en a hea vily militarized Palestinian stat e will be unable t o c ontain either the S yrians or the E gyptians. Without Israel as its strategic protector, Jordan would be easily encr oached by the militarily po w-

Above: an example of the informational materials being distributed by Mr. Langfan.

erful Hezbollah, the S yrians, the E gyptians and Iran. Syria, he sa ys, currently views Jordan as southern Syria and will fulfill its vision of Manifest Destiny.

Mark›s hypothesis is that the well-armed but oil-poor Egyptians, along with Syria and Iran on Saudi Arabia›s nor thern border, will bring the dominant oil supplier in the M iddle East to its knees. Without the Suez Canal in friendly hands, the Western powers will be unable to resupply or defend Saudi Arabia.

Despite this damning pr oof that U.S. interests would be best ser ved by protecting their ally Israel , M ark also provides disturbing evidence of the animus t owards Israel that is being espoused by American military leadership. A ccording t o the M arch 2010 testimony of General Da vid P etraeus (f ormer commander of U .S. Central Command) before the S enate Armed S ervices C ommittee, he stat es, " the enduring hostilities between Israel and some of its neighbors present distinc t challenges t o our abilit y to advanc e our int erests. Israeli-P alestinian tensions often flare into violence and largescale c onfrontations and this c onflict f oments anti-American sentiment, due t o a perception of U .S. favoritism for Israel. Arab anger o ver the P alestinian question limits the strength and depth of U .S. partnerships with go vernments and peoples in the r egion and weakens the legitimacy of moderate regimes in the Arab world and al-Qaeda

and other militant groups exploit that anger to mobilize support."

"When I talk to people about this, I don›t try to foist my agenda on them and I take a low key appr oach," says Mark. But it is clear where he stands on the issue of Israeli se curity and the settlement mo vement. F ar from being classified as "obstacles to peace" as the political z eitgeist would have us be lieve, M ark sa ys that, " the Israeli settlers in Judea and Samaria r epresent Israel›s only line of defense and to expel them from their homes and the land they pr otect is at best a polic y based on wishful think ing and at worst an ac t of ex treme recklessness if not national suicide . I t is our moral obligation to elucidate, explain and c ommunicate the nature and substance of these thr eats to Israeli security while there is still time to avert a monumental catastrophe."

Because of his decades-long dev otion and f ervor f or Israel›s securit y needs , M ark and his est eemed father William Langfan will be awarded the prestigious Justice Louis D. Brandeis A ward at the 114th anniv ersary dinner of the Zionist Or ganization of America on Sunda y ev ening, No vember 20th at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City.

Those wishing to learn more about the 3-D map or to schedule a speaking date for Mark can contact him at www.marklangfan.com or by e-mail at: mapmun@aol.com.

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NOVEMBER 18, 2011 INTERNATIONAL

Jordan's King Abdullah Calls for Assad's Resignation Jordan's King Abdullah has called f or Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down, the first Arab leader to do so since the Syrian go vernment star ted its deadly crack down on an eight-month-long uprising.

King Abdullah said in an interview with the BBC Monday that he would step down if he w ere in A ssad's position and cr eate a way for Syrians to start "a new phase of political life."

Meanwhile, Syria has accused the Arab League of tak ing a " dangerous st ep" b y voting t o suspend its membership in the regional bloc.

In a new s c onference M onday, S yrian F oreign M inister Walid al-M oallem said Satur day's v ote is "illeg itimate" be cause the motion t o suspend S yria did not r eceive unanimous appr oval in the 22-member body. Eighteen nations led by Saudi Arabia and Qatar v oted in fa vor of sanctioning Damascus, while S yria, Lebanon and Yemen v oted against the sanctioning. Iraq abstained.

European Union f oreign minist ers meeting in Brussels ag reed Monday to extend existing EU sanc tions against S yria to 18 mor e individuals suspec ted of links to the violent suppr ession of opposition protests. The 27-nation EU also decided t o stop S yria fr om ac cessing funds fr om the European Investment Bank.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov repeated Moscow's suppor t for the S yrian president's go vernment M onday, sa ying Russia opposes Syria's suspension from the Arab L eague. But China 's f oreign ministr y said it is impor tant for Syria to implement the Arab L eague peac e plan as soon as possible.

The U .N. human rights agenc y sa ys at least 3,500 people have been killed in Syria in c onnection with anti-A ssad pr otests since M arch. S yria blames much of the violence on f oreign-backed "terrorists and thugs."

EU Ministers Postpone Decision on New Iran Sanctions European Union f oreign minist ers on Monday thr eatened t o tight en sanc tions against I ran o ver its c ontroversial nuclear program but said they w ould wait until their nex t meeting in Dec ember bef ore taking further action.

The ministers, meeting in Brussels, also ruled out an y militar y ac tion “at the mo ment,” despit e last w eek's Unit ed Nations report alleging that Iran has been working to acquire equipment and weapons design information. The r eport said Tehran has been t esting high explosiv es and det onators while also developing computer models of a warhead's core.

Iran r ejected the r eport and insists its nuclear program is peaceful.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague said that although the ministers are not yet considering militar y int ervention, “all op tions should r emain on the table .” Dut ch Foreign Minister Uri Rosenthal ag reed and said “I do not exclude anything.”

However, German F oreign M inister Guido Westerwelle c ompletely ruled out talks on military action, saying it would be counterproductive.

On Sunda y, U .S. P resident Barack Obama said sanc tions on I ran ar e ha ving “enormous bit e and sc ope.” He said he would c onsult with China and Russia on more st eps t o pr essure Tehran t o st op its

alleged efforts to make a nuclear w eapon under cover of its civilian nuclear program.

Mr. Obama met with his Chinese and Russian c ounterparts during the APEC summit in Hawaii. He said Beijing and Moscow agree that I ran cannot be allo wed to develop nuclear w eapons and trigger a nuclear arms race in the region.

The U.N. Security Council has imposed four sets of sanctions on Iran because of its refusal to halt nuclear ac tivities that c ould have military as well as civilian purposes.

However, neither China nor Russia has indicated they w ould suppor t additional U.N. sanctions in the nuclear dispute.

German Authorities Probe Killings Linked to Neo-Nazis The German government is reportedly taking a fr esh look at a decades-long k illing spree that tar geted immig rants, most of them of Turkish origin.

It has been alleged that the k illing of nine shopkeepers, all but one of them with Turkish r oots, has links t o German y's farright neo -Nazi par ty, the NPD . The other victim was of Greek origin. A policewoman was also shot dead in the series of k illings that began in 2000 and ended in 2007.

German Chanc ellor Angel M erkel has labeled the k illings right-wing t error and a “shame f or German y.” She said M onday a c oncerted eff ort will be made t o track down those responsible, along with a fresh attempt to outlaw the NPD . Earlier eff orts failed on legal grounds.

About thr ee million people of Turkish origin live in Germany.

Australia Against Selling Uranium to Israel, Pakistan Australia has no plans t o c onsider selling uranium t o Israel or P akistan despit e moving to open up uranium sales to India, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said Tuesday.

In order to allow sales t o I ndia, Gillard said she wants the ruling Labor par ty's national conference in December to overturn a ban on uranium sales t o countries which have not signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.

ISRAEL

'Hizbullah on Alert, Preparing for War' Hizbullah has canc eled lea ves and is pr eparing f or war , ac cording t o the K uwaiti newspaper A s-Seyassah. “Hizbullah cancelled the vacations of all its militants , summoned thousands of its members and gave orders to its prominent officials to remain unseen in case a war br oke out,” the daily said.

Israel to Invite Bids for 800 “Settler” Homes The Israeli go vernment said Tuesday it plans to invite bids for the construction of more than 800 new homes in East Jerusalem.

Housing M inistry spokesman Ariel Rosenberg said the t enders t o build the new homes in Har Homa and P isgat Zeev settlements ar e expec ted t o be issued in the next several weeks.

The decision to speed up the construction in settlements came after the Palestinians w on full membership last month in the U.N. cultural heritage agency, UNESCO, as par t of their unilat eral driv e f or stat ehood.

Israel also said it w ould c ontinue t o withhold some $100 million in tax r evenues owed to the Palestinian Authority.

NEWS IN REVIEW

In an unr elated development Tuesday, Israeli authorities arr ested six P alestinians clutching national flags as they tried to enter Jerusalem on an Israeli bus in a bid t o protest what they call Israel's discriminatory policies in theWest Bank, mainly travel restrictions.

Palestinians in the West Bank ordinarily need a special permit t o ent er Jerusalem, unlike Israeli settlers living in the t erritory who can reach the Holy City on Israeli buses traveling on Israeli-controlled roads.

Israeli officials sa y tra vel r estrictions on P alestinians ar e nec essary t o pr event militants from entering Israel or West Bank settlements to stage attacks.

Israeli Child’s Name for Sale The ultra- orthodox new spaper Yated Ne’eman ran an ad Tuesday that off ers naming a child that is y et t o be born f or a deceased eminent individual , at a pric e.

The family claims that dozens have already made off ers. “It will help us make ends meet.” The family hopes t o make thousands of shekels for the naming.

MKs Laud Continued Withholding of PA Funds In a statement, the Land of Israel K nesset Lobby, headed b y MKs Z e'ev Elkin and Aryeh Eldad , expr essed their satisfac tion with the go vernment's decision t o continue to withhold funds fr om the P alestinian Authority. “The decision sho ws c onsistency, and indicat es that Israel will not ' turn the other cheek' t o the PA,” the stat ement said.

Earlier, the inner cabinet decided t o continue withholding tax money Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority.

The decision is a continuation of the policy begun last month, as an Israeli r esponse to the one-sided PA effort to get the UN to recognize an Arab stat e in Judea, Samaria, and Gaza.

Rabbi: Kahane Would Not Approve 'Price Tag' Rabbi Yehudah K reuser of the Bin yamin-region c ommunity of M itzpeh Yericho said, Monday, that R abbi Meir Kahane would not ha ve appr oved the "pric e tag" vandalism carried out against, Arab , leftist and militar y tar gets in r eaction t o ac tions taken against Jewish r esidents of Judea and Samaria. Interviewed by Arutz Sheva's Hebrew ser vice, ahead of M onday ev ening's 21st anniv ersary of R abbi K ahane's murder, R abbi K reuser said that R abbi K ahane was against illegal ac tivities, sa ying people could not take the place of authorities, the stat e or the Israel Def ense Forces, rather that those in charge should learn to do the right thing.

Rabbi K reuser, who heads the Yeshiva of the Jewish Idea, star ted b y R abbi K ahane, r emembered him as a man of Torah and a man of ac tion, who believed that to guard the land, one had to have a connection t o Torah. He said that att endance at memorial ser vices f or the oust ed K nesset member w ere st eadily incr easing, in spit e of the passage of time and the eff orts of those who w ould malig n him and r educe his status.

Increased Security for Rabbi Ovadia Yosef Security has been incr eased at the Je rusalem home of R abbi O vadia Yosef, f ollowing the w eekend publication of a tape in which an emotionally- disturbed man threatened t o mur der the spiritual leader of the S ephardic har eidi Shas par ty. M eir

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Barness is ser ving time f ollowing an attempt t o k ill the lat e Tzfat R abbi L evi Bistritzki, ten years ago.

Barness is hear d on the tape t elling a reporter that he will escape and k ill the rabbi on the 19th of the Jewish month of Kislev, the 213th anniversary of the release of the first L ubavitcher r ebbe fr om jail on trumped up charges, which he believes will be a da y of r edemption for the people of Israel. He refers to Rabbi Yosef as the evil inclination who is an obstacle to the process.

While Barness professes to be a follower of Lubavitch, the Chabad mo vement says he was denounced by its rabbis ten years ago.

NATIONAL

FBI: Hate Crimes in US Remained Steady in 2010 The U .S. go vernment sa ys the number of reported hat e crimes in the Unit ed Stat es remained steady in 2010.

The F ederal Bur eau of I nvestigation said M onday that 6,628 hat e crime incidents were reported last y ear, while 6,604 were reported in 2009.

It said 47 per cent of the incidents with a single motivation w ere driv en b y rac e, while r eligion was the r eason behind one-fifth of the single -bias attacks . Biases against victims because of their sexual orientation made up 19 percent of the crimes, while nearly 13 per cent w ere because of the vic tim's ethnicit y or national orig in.

Less than one per cent of the single -bias crimes were because of a person 's disability.

The hat e crimes included vandalism, intimidation, assault and other crimes against persons, property and societ y be cause of the vic tim's rac e, r eligion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or disability.

NY Judge Rules Against Occupy Wall Street Protesters A New York State Supreme Court judge has rejected a bid b y Oc cupy Wall Str eet pr otesters to return with their t ents to a Manhattan park they had been evic ted fr om earlier Tuesday.

Judge M ichael Stallman denied a mo tion by the demonstrat ors who sought t o be allo wed back int o the park with their tents and sleeping bags . I n his ruling , the judge said the health and saf ety concerns cited by the city permitted a ban on those items in Zuccotti Park.

The decision f ollowed an earlier ruling that put a t emporary stay on the cit y's decision to ban the protesters from returning to the park with their belongings.

The ma yor has said just under 200 people were arrested in the early-morning action, when a lar ge t eam of polic e officers wearing helmets and carr ying shields forced hundreds of protesters to evacuate.

Workers then t ore down temporary dwellings and hauled away trash from what had become a tent city.

The pr otests ha ve fac ed a rising number of c omplaints b y local r esidents and business o wners who sa y the demonstrators have a negativ e impact on the neighborhood and small businesses . P olice sa y most of the protesters left the park peacefully.

The Occupy Wall Street movement has gathered momentum and spa wned similar pr otests in out door parks and squar es in major cities acr oss the Unit ed States as well as in other c ountries. Rec ently, ho wever, polic e ha ve been clearing encamp ments in ar eas such as Oak land, California and Portland, Oregon.

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Calendar of Events Young Professionals Persian Friday Night Dinner NOVEMBER 18, 6:45-11:00 PM Venue: The Marriott Hotel - 402 East 92nd St, Manhattan Meet, mingle & network with young professionals Guest Speaker in honor of Gilad Shalit Cocktails & hors d’oeuvre: ٦:٤٥pm • Dinner: ٨:٠٠pm Lecture & dessert: ٩:٣٠pm Limited seating available Cost: Full Dinner $٤٠ | Lecture & Dessert Only $١٥ Early Bird Special: $35 before Wednesday, Nov. 16th (5 PM) Contact Information: for more info or to RSVP go to w ww.chabadic.com/jpi or call 212-831-2770

Chai Lifeline Chinese Auction SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 VENUE: CONGREGATION SHAARE ZION 2030 OCEAN PARKWAY BROOKLYN, NY 11223 For more information, contact Chai Lifeline at 212-894-8235 or visit their w ebsite at www.chaiauction.org

Zionist Organization of America Dinner Sunday, November 20 5 Pm – Reception 6 Pm - Dinner Venue: Grand Hyatt Hotel 109 East 42Nd Street New York, Ny 10017 114th Anniversary Louis D. Brandeis Award Dinner Dr. Miriam and Sheldon Adelson Defender of Israel Award GLENN BECK TV/Radio Host/Commentator • Author, Six New York Times Bestsellers Cherna and Dr . I rving M oskowitz A ward P romoting Str ong U .S.-Israel Relations U.S. CONGRESSWOMAN ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN, Chair, House Foreign Affairs Committee Justice Louis D. Brandeis A ward MARK LANGFAN • WILLIAN LANGFAN, Prominent Real Estate Investors For r eservations, call the Zionist Or ganization of A merica a t 212-481-1500 or write to email@zoa.org or register on our website: www.zoa.org

Nefesh B’Nefesh Presents Think Israel: A Summit for Students and Young Professionals on Future Visions of Israel and Aliyah SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1 PM VENUE: UJA-FEDERATION OF NEW YORK 130 EAST 59TH STREET • NEW YORK, NY 10022 Follow the event on twitter at #ThinkIsrael

Chanukah Concert with Israel’s Gad Elbaz!

Wednesday, November 21, 6:45 - 10:00 PM Where: Nightingale Audtiorium - 20 East 92nd Street, Manhattan Join Chabad Israel Center of the Upper East Side for a Chanukah Mega Concert with Israeli Pop Sensation Gad Elbaz!

Wednesday, December 21, 7:30 pm Doors open 6:45 pm An Event Not to Be Missed!

Contact Information: concert@chabadic.com or call 212-831-2770

Honenu Presents: Fighting the Legal Battle for Jewish Rights in Israel TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 7:30 PM VENUE: KINGSWAY JEWISH CENTER’S FEIN LOUNGE 2810 NOSTRAND AVE, BROOKLYN A film and po wer point pr esentation by Shalom P ollack - Dir ector of Dev elopment for Honenu - Israel's Only Legal Defense Organization for Jews.

Shalom is a v eteran t our guide and ser ved in the Terrorist P revention Unit of the Israel Navy.

Honenu (w ww.honenu.org) is Israel's legal def ense or ganization. I t pr ovides legal

assistance to approximately 1000 arr estees a y ear. These include soldiers and civilians who find themselves in legal hassles due to defending themselves against Arab aggression or due to their love and commitment to Israel and the Jewish people.

In Brooklyn the program is sponsored by The Zionism Museum and Education Center Director Steve L. Epstein: 718-338-6784 For more info contact: shalompo@yahoo.com

ISRAEL’S PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE, Featuring UN Ambassador Ron Prosor MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 7:00-9:00 PM Where: The Jewish Center 131 W. 86 St. New York, New York 64 years have passed since the UN Partition Plan on November 29th, 1947.

How far has Israel come?

What can we expect from the recent Palestinian attempt to unilaterally declare statehood? Hear firsthand from the Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, Ambassador Ron Prosor.

Entrance is free.

RSVP mandatory for security reasons to ambassadorRSVP@gmail.com look us up on Facebook.

Orthodox Union Singles Connection Presents “An Evening Of Pins And Pizza” TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 7:00 PM VENUE: JIB LANES IN FLUSHING, 67-19 PARSONS BOULEVARD The OU Singles Connection presents “An Evening of Pins & Pizza” – a lively evening of bowling at which singles under 35 can meet that special someone in a fun, and er laxed environment. It will take plac e on Tuesday, November 29 beg inning at 7:00 p .m. at Jib Lanes in Flushing, 67-19 Parsons Boulevard. Space is limited and registration is mandatory.

The Singles Connection is a program of the OU Department of Community Services.

The program includes two hours of unlimited bowling, shoe rentals, and dinner.

The cost for the program is $15.

To register, visit www.oucommunity.org or call 212.613.8300.

American-Israel Friendship League 2011 Partners For Democracy Awards Dinner TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 VENUE: THE PLAZA, FIFTH AVENUE AT CENTRAL PARK SOUTH, NEW YORK, NY 10019 HONORING: IDAN OFER, Chairman of the Boar d, BETTER PLACE, AND SHAI A GASSI, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, BETTER PLACE, the global provider of Electric Vehicles (EV) networks and services The program will also include a panel discussion b y prominent international and Israeli figures exploring various aspects of Israel as a Start-Up Nation Because of possible changes in personal travel schedules, certain honoree awards may be accepted on their behalf Mail to: 1070 Arastradero Road, Suite 200, Palo Alto, CA 94304 For more information, you can contact BETTER PLACE at: 650-845-2800 or go to their website at www.betterplace.com

Jewish Values, Jewish Interests: Negotiating the Tension MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, AT 5:00 PM LOCATION: NYU VANDERBILT HALL, ROOM 218 40 WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH NEW YORK, NY 10012 How should Jews and Jewish leaders relate to the larger society and broader world?

Prof. Ruth Wisse (Martin Peretz Professor of Yiddish Literature, and Professor of Comparative Literature, at Harvard University, and author of “Jews and Power”) and Rabbi Joy L evitt (Ex ecutive Dir ector of the Jewish C ommunity C enter in M anhattan) will discuss both r eal and putativ e tensions between expressing Jewish values and advancing Jewish interests. BJPA Director Prof. Steven M. Cohen will moderate.

This event celebrates the complete digital collection of the Journal of Jewish C ommunal S ervice on bjpa.or g, and honors JJCS M anaging Edit or G ail Chalew f or her 20+ y ears of ser vice. The ev ent is c o-sponsored b y the Jewish C ommunal S ervice Association of North America and the Berman Jewish Policy Archive @ NYU Wagner.

Event is free to the public, but space is limited. RSVP required at http://wagner.nyu. edu/events

NOVEMBER 18, 2011 Can Billy Crystal Save the Oscars?

He’s host ed the Oscars eight times, and is slat ed t o host it again f or the ninth time next F ebruary f or the 84th A cademy Awards. They’ve had a lot of up heaval r ecently with the depar ture of Eddie Murph y as the host af ter pr oducer Br ett R atner r esigned over a comment perceived by the Hollywood gay c ommunity as anti- gay. Hopefully , his dry wit can r ebound the Oscar ratings as it did in the past when he’s hosted the Oscars.

Previously Verboten Nazi-themed ‘Star Trek’ Episode Hits German TV Since World War II, Germany has banned any Nazi-themed sho ws on net work TV. No w, for the first time sinc e the Nazi era, German network TV will air a Nazi-themed TV show starring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy (both Jewish) from the old TV show ‘Star Trek.’

It had pr eviously appeared on German pa y

The Jewish Voice TV in 1986. I t’s a F ebruary 1968 episode of ‘Star Trek’ (originally aired in 1968 in the U.S.) called “Patterns of F orce” in which Shatner and Nimoy’s characters impersonate Nazi officers in unif orm in or der t o o verthrow the Nazi leader of planet Ekos who rules over the peaceful, technologically-advanced Zeonian people as an inf erior race based on the Nazi model of theThird Reich with Nazi-fashioned dress, Hitlerian salutes, and military uniforms and institutions from the SS and Gestapo t o brownshirted Stormtroopers and Gestapo as well as Nazi-st yled societal institutions . I t’s being aired by the ZDF channel after 10 p.m. with viewer discretion advised.

JEWC Y NEWS

Israel Baseball League CoFounder Duquette Returns to U.S. Major League Baseball Dan Duquett e, one of the f ounders of the Israel Baseball L eague in 2007, which unfortunately closed in 2008 due t o financial

Soros in Heated Court Case with Ex-Girlfriend Ferreyr Jewish Anti-Zionist billionair e George S oros, 81, is in the midst of a legal dispute with his ex- girlfriend, 28-year-old Brazilian T V soap star A driana Ferreyr. She is suing S oros in Manhattan Supreme C ourt f or $50 million, claiming that he promised to buy her a $1.9 million apar tment on the Upper East Side of M anhattan.

William Zabel, Soros’ lawyer, is tr ying to get her lawsuit dismissed. According to the New York Post, Zabel says that Ferreyr’s claim that Soros promised to buy her an apar tment is “patently preposterous.” Soros calls Ferreyr’s claims that he “threw a lamp and ‘attempted to choke her ’ at his M anhattan home in A ugust of 2010” as “odious and utterly baseless.”

problems, has returned to U.S. Major League Baseball as Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations for the Baltimore Orioles. As Mel Allen used t o say on TV’s ‘This Week in Baseball’: ‘Now how ‘bout that!’

Israeli Model Bar Refaeli Kicks Off New Clothing Line Bar Refaeli, wide ly-known as Leonardo DiC aprio’s ex-girlfriend, is star ting an internet-based clothing line with fellow Jew and Israeli Dudi Balsar.

Refaeli sa ys that the purpose of her clothing line is t o make it v ery easy and accessible to order clothes f or men and w omen from home for the busy on-the -go modern lifestyle, whether it be underwear, socks, or t-shir ts. She sa ys she facilitat es or dering

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soft, c omfortable, home -oriented clothing that you can or der in lar ge quantities. Then once you order online, your clothes are conveniently delivered directly to your home.

Seinfeld to Co-Host on ‘Live! With Kelly Ripa’ Jerry S einfeld, who ’s been under-the -radar for sev eral y ears since the end of his TV hit sho w ‘Seinfeld,’ is going to be a guest host this month on ‘Live!

With Kelly Ripa.’ Will the r eal Jerr y S einfeld please stand up? What will be his next move in sho w business?

‘Survivor’ Winner Ethan Zohn runs the New York Marathon Now this is an inspiring spor ts comeback st ory a la Lanc e Armstrong: Ethan Zohn is a r ecurring-cancer sur vivor who has not only o vercome his canc er to survive, but was a winner on the ‘Survivor’ T V show AND finished the New York City Marathon this month!

Kol ha k avod t o you, Ethan Z ohn!

What a way to start the New Year!

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6,000 Attend Kosherfest 2011 at Meadowlands Expo Center Continued from page 1

Argentina, C anada, Israel , Brazil and almost every stat e in the Unit ed Stat es. The seminars and ev ents included a panel of a ward winning cookbook writers such as Susie Fishbein, Jamie Geller, Levana Kirschenbaum and Jeffrey Nathan speaking about “Kosher 2012: The Demands of an Ever Changing Palate.”

of kosher pr oducts pr oduced nationally is $305 billion.

Buyers at the Kosher fest included such well-known r etailers as C ostco, Wal-Mart, Shoprite and Wakefern, Safeway, Winn-Dixie, Stew Leonards, A&P, Key Foods, Acme, Kroger and many more. Buyers today not only look at simple kosher products but also a wide variety of gourmet, upscale kosher foods.

Thousands attended this year’s Kosherfest in Secaucus, NJ. (PHOTO CREDIT: MICHAEL TOOLAN)

the M anischewitz C ompany includes such famous kosher food brands as Rokeach, Season, Mothers, Mrs. Adler’s, Cohen’s, Barney’s, Ratners, Hor owitz M argareten, Guiltless Gourmet, M ishpacha and C uisine I nnovations. The famed original saying for Manischewitz products, “Man Oh M anischewitz” has been r e-incorporated int o the c orporate

ewitz line will be the new aut omated Ko sher Food Vending machines. The prototype vending machines w ere pr oudly displa yed at Kosher fest and the new division should be in full swing in late 2011 and early 2012.

The dream of the Kosher C onsumer has always been the ability to be able “eat kosher foods similar to what non-Jews eat as not ko-

On the right is Menachem Lubinsky, founder of Kosherfest, CEO of LUBICOM Marketing, and Editor-in-Chief of KosherToday.com, seen here with Jewish Voice publisher David Ben-Hooren.

(PHOTO CREDIT: MORRIS ANTEBI)

The main ev ent of the Expo f eatured an “Iron Chef-style” competition for kosher r estaurant chefs where the m ystery ingredient was duck br east. The winner of the c ompetition was S eth Warshaw of E TC Steakhouse in Teaneck, New Jersey. The competition was produced in par tnership with the C enter for Culinary Kosher Arts, Brooklyn New York. The runner ups included Chefs Moshe Wendel of Pardes Restaurant Br ooklyn and Craig S olomon of Ariel’s Restaurant of Englewood.

The Kosher w orld is not what it used t o be in our par ents’ and g randparents’ times .

The exhibitors included many prominent kosher food manufacturers, and as w ell as a few up-and-comers.

The M anischewitz C ompany is a w ell known and “old time ” name that has been totally rejuvenated. Created in 1888 as the B. Manischewitz Company by R abbi Dov Behr Manischewitz, it became the w orld’s lar gest pr oducer of M atzo f or P assover. I t also was until 1986 the pr oducer of the famed Manischewitz Wine. That division was sold to Canandaigua Wine Company in 1986 and the Manischewitz Family sold the c ompany

Rabbis Mordechai Merzel (L) and Dovid Jenkins, rabbinic coordinators for the OU Kashruth Division

Not only Jew s c onsume kosher pr oducts.

The statistics ar e surprising . The number of kosher c onsumers in the Unit ed Stat es tops 12,100,000 and 21% of Americans who regularly pur chase kosher pr oducts do it specifically because of the kosher c ertification. There are approximately 10,650 kosherproducing companies and plants worldwide with 126,000 kosher c ertified products. The average number of kosher pr oducts in U .S. supermarkets is 19,000 and the dollar value

to a group led by investment giant Kohlberg and C ompany in 1990 f or 42.5 M illion Dollars. The C ompany changed its c orporate name in 2004 t o RAB F ood Gr oup and has now returned to its original brand name, The Manischewitz Company.

In an int erview with M r. Alain Bank ier, Co-President and CEO of The M anischewitz Company, the c ompany has morphed int o a huge food conglomerate with a wide variety of diff erent brands and pr oducts. Today,

Nathan Herzog (R), Executive VP of Royal Wine Corp., with Marketing Manager David Levy (PHOTO CREDIT: MORRIS ANTEBI)

branding to bring back some of the “memories’ of par ents and g randparents usage of the products.

Mr. Bank ier explained that the pr oduct line has been expanded t o include some thing for everyone. Manischewitz is far fr om being just matz o and Tam Tam crackers .

The products have been br oken down into three main categories: Health and Wellness, Mediterranean and C omfort. P roducts no w include man y it ems with Health and Wellness seals , with no MSG, lo w fat and man y with low sodium. This also includes a huge Kosher f or P assover line including Or ganic Matzos and Shmura M atzos from Israel. The products line has also been upg raded with the inclusion of M editerranean off erings such as Moroccan Fish Balls (imagine gefilte fish, but with a k ick), from a S ephardic Family Recipe of M r .Paul Bensabat, C o-CEO of Manischewitz. Bank ier fur ther explains that “today the kosher consumer need not be penalized” for their lif estyle, and kosher f oods can include almost anything. The acquisition of S easons F oods adds a huge line of fish products such as Sar dines and the C ohen and Barney ’s lines add the hors d ’oeuvres including their famed pastr y-wrapped hot dogs and canapés.

Soon t o be intr oduced t o the M anisch-

sher.” One exhibit that has was a f ocal point of many at this y ear’s Kosher fest was Jack ’s Gourmet Sausages . I f one has not tast ed a Jack’s Gourmet Sausage one has not been exposed to the “Real World of Sausage eating.” The lines in fr ont of the Jack ’s tasting counters attested to the amazing quality and appeal of the one year old line. Introduced at Kosherfest last year as the brainchild of Jack Silberstein, Jack’s has gone wild with a wide array of Glatt Kosher Sausages such asTurkey and Apple Cranberr y, Sweet and Hot I talian, Buffalo St yle, Jamaican St yle Jerk Chicken, Spicy Mexican Style and many more.

Kosherfest 2011 was not only a platf orm for food products but also f or various other Jewish oriented products. A very innovative display fr om the Ner M itzvah C andle C ompany of hand-made Ha vdalah Candles drew a huge cr owd. Ner M itzvah pr oduces a diverse and unique line of candle P roducts for Shabbat, Chanukah and Memorial uses. The Bees Wax Havdalah Candles are hand made in their Upstate New York factory by Sabbath observant candle makers.

Kosherfest 2011 was a huge suc cess and millions of dollars of orders were taken at the expo.

The next Kosherfest will take place at the Meadowlands on November 13-14, 2012.

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Ford’s Cloud-Connected Car to Make North American Debut at 2012 International CES The stunning Ford Evos Concept car will make its first appearance in North America as the centerpiece of Ford’s display at the 2012 International CES in Las Vegas, Jan. 10-13, 2012. The Evos Concept made its global debut at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show in September. he F ord E vos C oncept embodies the c ompany’s new global design language while providing a glimpse at F ord’s technology futur e highlight ed b y the use of cloud c omputing to enhance the driving experience.

“Today, driv ers ha ve t o adapt to the f eatures and capabilities of their car ,” said P aul M ascarenas, Ford chief t echnical offic er and leader of the company’s global Research and I nnovation t eam. “The Evos C oncept changes the paradigm of how you interact with your car. Our vision is that the car should seamlessly adapt to the driver taking the driving experienc e t o a whole new level of personalization

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and convenience.”

The E vos C oncept int egrates technology in a holistic way meant to enrich the driving experienc e.

By exchanging data with the cloud, the E vos ex tends the c onnected lifestyle fr om home and offic e t o the v ehicle, pr oviding new possibilities f or personalization and adaptability of the car.

Through int egration of onboard data about driver preferences with cloud-based inf ormation such as work schedules, music and weather conditions, and local data delivered through vehicle-to-vehicle communications, Evos Concept aims to make lif e simpler. “The car gets to know you and can ac t as a

The new Ford Evos Concept Car

personal assistant t o handle some of the usual r outines of a daily commute,” said Mascarenas.

Ford r esearchers ha ve also incorporated t echnologies t o enhance driv er health and w ellness while at the wheel . F eatures such as the hear t-rate monit oring seat and c ertified aller gy-free int eriors

connect t o the cloud t o monit or the physical state and workload of the driv er, and adjust the driving experience accordingly.

“Our wellness research and technologies ar e f ocused on r elieving driver str ess and enhancing a driver’s situational awareness,” said Mascarenas. “Drivers ar ound the w orld

are spending more time behind the wheel, and the car should not be another stress point in their lives.”

Evos also utiliz es the po wer of the cloud to understand driver behavior and tra vel patterns in or der to make pr edictions about destinations and t o adjust the c ontrol strategies f or the stat e-of-the-art lithium-ion plug-in-h ybrid po wertrain. T hrough understanding where the driver is likely to go, Evos can int elligently swit ch bet ween running on battery or engine power in order to use the least amount of energy for any situation.

Alan Mulally , pr esident and CEO of F ord M otor C ompany, will be r eturning t o the I nternational CES stage f or the f ourth c onsecutive year, participating in the 2012 Innovation P ower P anel keynot e.

The I nnovation P ower P anel will be held at the Las Vegas Hilton on Wednesday, Jan. 11 at 9 a.m.

Poll: Majority of Consumers Support Stronger Fuel Economy Standards Over Three-Fourths Say Government Should Increase, Enforce Higher Standards An overwhelming majority of consumers believe that fuel-efficiency standards for cars and trucks should be improved, according to a new poll by the Consumer Reports National Research Center. Nearly all respondents (93 percent) support increased fuel efficiency, while 77 percent agree that car manufacturers should produce more fuel-efficient vehicles and the government should increase standards and enforce them. ver half (56 per cent) of r espondents said they w ere c onsidering h ybrid or electric cars f or their nex t v ehicle. I f availability improves over the nex t 15 years, consumers are even more likely (72%) to consider them.

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cost of gasoline.

“Eighty-nine percent of c onsumers who are c onsidering these h ybrid and elec tric models cited lower fuels costs as one of their motivations f or mak ing the transition, ” said David Champion, senior dir ector of C onsumer Reports’ Auto Test Center. “This survey demonstrates there is str ong support in the consumer market for more efficient vehicles

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And the poll findings str ongly suggest that consumers are willing to pay more for a fuel-efficient vehicle if it means they will save money on gas over the long term. In fact, 81 percent of c onsumers r esponded that they were willing t o pa y ex tra if it w ould lo wer their operating costs.

Among the issues evaluat ed, consumers who have at least one car indicat e that the price of gasoline (79%) is their number one concern, f ollowed closely b y America ’s r eliance on foreign oil (72%).

In addition, 80 per cent agreed that fuel economy standar ds should r equire aut o manufacturers t o incr ease the o verall fleet average t o at least 55 miles per gallon b y 2025, sho wing str ong suppor t f or the target fuel ec onomy or CAFE (c orporate a verage fuel ec onomy) standar ds r ecently announced by the White House.

Champion said , “Moving t o a 54.5 mpg average b y 2025 w ould sa ve c onsumers thousands in fuel c osts o ver the lif e of the vehicle. This survey makes it clear that ther e will be cust omer demand for these efficient vehicles as aut o manufac turers continue to innovate to meet these standards.”

This w eek, the National H ighway Traffic Safety Administration and the En vironmental Protection Agency are expected to unveil details of the pr oposed CAFE standards and issue a notice of proposed rulemaking.

Mark Cooper, Director of Resear ch at the Consumer Federation of America, c ommented on the CR sur vey r esults: “These r esults reflect the str ongest suppor t for higher fuel economy standards and willingness to adopt new fuel savings technologies we have seen to date. With the a verage annual household spending on gasoline headed f or a r ecord $2,900 this year, there should be little surprise at this strong support and little doubt that the goal of 54.5 miles per gallon is achievable.”

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A vaccine that can kill cancer An Israeli company formulates a drug that ‘trains’ the immune system to seek and destroy malignant cells that have already invaded the body.

As we get older, modern medicine will help more of us live with cancer rather than die from it. That’s the assumption behind a vaccine to treat cancer, being developed by a pharmaceutical company in Israel.

The YU Conference on Public Health drew an audience of hundreds.

By Karin Kloosterman Israel21c

axil Bio Therapeutics’ main pr oduct, ImMucin, is no w in advanc ed clinical trials at Hadassah Univ ersity Medical Center in Jerusalem.

CEO Julian L evy tells ISRAEL21c that this therapeutic vac cine doesn ’t pr event canc er from in vading, but ac tivates and enhanc es the body ’s natural immune sy stem t o seek and destr oy canc er c ells alr eady pr esent in the body, such as those lingering after cancer surgery.

Malignant c ells normally get out of control by tricking the immune sy stem not to notice them, a strat egy that w orks especially well in older people because immune systems get less efficient with age.

The vac cine is curr ently being t ested against a blood canc er called multiple m yeloma. Ho wever, Vaxil’s scientific br eakthrough is based on a drug platform, VaxHit,

Yeshiva University StudentRun Medical Ethics Conference Explores Jewish Perspectives on Public Health

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Yeshiva University’s Student Medical Ethics Society (MES) presented their sixth annual conference on November 6 before hundreds of eager participants.

Julian Levy, CEO of Vaxil BioTherapeutics.

which can be tailor ed t o tr eat not only 90 percent of cancers, he says, but also diseases such as tuberculosis.

This disease is cr opping up in dev eloping nations as existing vac cines are proving less and less effective.

“Two billion are affected by the pathogen,” Continued on page 39

s one of the lar gest and most c elebrated student-run initiativ es of the y ear, the c onference, titled “In the P ublic E ye: Jewish P erspectives on Public Health,” brings luminaries of the medical and halachic [ Jewish la w] r ealms together to share their insights on pressing

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health related topics of the day.

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Messaging to Remember: The Past and Future of Holocaust and Genocide Education Conference to Convene in NYC Nov. 20-21 at Museum of Jewish Heritage An impressive roster of international scholars, including Dalia Rabin and Special Envoy to the US State Department, Hannah Rosenthal, will come together on Sunday, Nov. 19 and Monday, Nov. 20 to look at the past 60 years of Holocaust education in Europe and the United States. This conference aims to recognize that Holocaust Education in the past often relied on survivors. As time goes on and survivors pass away, educators now need to ask the question of how to engage youth in caring about the tragedy of the Holocaust. The conference will develop new methods, media, and tools for helping future generations appreciate the magnitude of this and other genocides. s the child of a Holocaust sur vivor, and as the mother of a teenage son who witnessed 9-11 at v ery close range, I k new w e needed t o find some way to bridge these two worlds. I kept asking how the lessons of the Holocaust and the horrors of hatred could be made relevant to my son’s generation in a way that felt compelling and authentic. This conference is the answer to that question,” says conference organizer and filmmaker Linda Mills.

Panels will focus on the different dimensions of transmission of the hist ory of the Holocaust and will c onsider the inc orporation of print, radio , phot ography, film, YouTube, and the Internet into education about the Shoah. Other more recent genocides will also be examined and c onsidered f or their

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impact on the futur e of Holocaust r emembrance and education.

The conference concludes with a screening of the a ward-winning film: Auf Wiedersehen, Til We Meet Again with an intr oduction b y M artin Lipt on at 5:45pm. A postscreening discussion will f eature filmmakers Linda G. M ills and P eter Goodrich, as w ell as Dalia R abin and Hannah Rosenthal . The conference takes plac e at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in L ower Manhattan and is free, but registration is required. For more information, please c ontact Danielle Emer y at danielle.emery@nyu.edu.

Lynn Videka, Dean of the NYU Silver School of S ocial Work, sa ys, “There has nev er been a mor e impor tant time than no w t o exam-

The conference’s many distinguished lecturers will include Dr. David G. Marwell, Director of the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust (PHOTO CREDIT: MELANIE EINZIG)

ine genocide, the trauma families suff er, and how genocide is taught t o the nation’s youth.

Genocide is an ongoing issue f or the w orld, and we must do t o our par t to help pr event history fr om r epeating itself . A c ommitment to social justice is a hallmark of the social work profession, and the NYU Silver School of Social Work is proud to support this conference.”

The r ole of c olleges and univ ersities in educating the public about atr ocity cannot be understated. Co-sponsors of the two-day event ar e The Benjamin C ardozo S chool of Law, Yeshiva Univ ersity; Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living M emorial t o the Holo caust; La w and Humanities I nstitute; N YU Center on Violence and Recovery; NYU Silver School of S ocial Work; and The Br onfman

Center for Jewish Student Life at NYU. David Rittberg, Director of The Bronfman Center, sa ys, “The Br onfman C enter at N YU values young Americans feeling an intimate connection to the Holocaust. As the torch of memory passes fr om sur vivors t o y ounger generations, the question that arises is ho w to honor the singularit y of the Holocaust, while giving young people the t ools to ap ply its message towards contemporary challenges. Holocaust consciousness has been a motivating impulse f or the mobilization of youth towards genocide awareness and humanitarian causes.”

Richard Weisberg, Dir ector of the La w and Humanities I nstitute, sa ys, “Law int ertwines with moralit y from time t o time and is never completely powerless in the fac e of immorality; w e need t o learn that w e ha ve choices and to make them fittingly. This conference provides a unique oppor tunity t o contribute to the curriculum that will influence the next generation’s sense of morality, justice, and right.”

Peter Goodrich, P rofessor of La w at C ardozo University, says, “This is a hugely important topic for any lawyer interested in human rights, international criminal law, restitution, or simple humanism.

Luminaries in the world of Holocaust and Genocide education, filmmak ing, t echnology, religious studies, law and other r elated areas will pr ovide obser vations of the field and tools and techniques for teaching about atrocity.

Museum of Jewish Heritage Hosts Generation to Generation Dinner

By Leah Y. with photos by Melanie Einzig

he Museum of Jewish Heritage held its 23r d Annual Generation t o Generation Dinner on Thursday, November 10, 2011 in Battery Place, New York. Over 350 guests att ended this y ear›s Annual Dinner sponsor ed b y the Museum›s A ssociates and Young F riends. The ev ent br ought t ogether Holocaust survivors, their families, and friends to pay tribute to the six million Jew s who perished while honoring those individuals who survived to rebuild their families and communities. Each y ear the Museum holds several major fundraising events that help to support the institution›s mission of pr eserving Jewish history and its rich heritage.

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The Museum honor ed Sol Rosenkranz for his man y y ears of ser vice t o the Museum. Sol Rosenkranz is a Holocaust survivor and a member of C ongregation Ohav Sholom located on the Upper West Side of M anhattan. M r. Rosenk ranz has v olunteered his time at the Museum b y g iving tours to students and or ganizations and been ac tively in volved with the Museum since its start.

The ev ening began with c ocktails at 5:30 P M f ollowed b y dinner at 7:00. Welcoming remarks and greetings were given

by Helen Kener Gra y, Co-Chair, Associates Division, and Rober t Jor dan, Chair of the Young Friends Division. Museum Dir ector

Museum trustee and noted therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer with Ruth Gruber

Dinner honoree Sol Rosenkranz with his cousin and friend Harry Prus

L to R: Museum trustees Rita Lerner and Walter Weiner with Museum Director Dr. David G. Marwell

Dr. Da vid M arwell spoke along with Ann Oster, Museum Vice Chair, and Joel Rosenkranz, Second Generation Speaker, during the dinner program.

The mission of the Museum is t o educate people of all ages and backg rounds about the br oad tapestr y of Jewish lif e in the 20th and 21st c enturies—before, during, and af ter the Holocaust. Multiple perspectives on modern Jewish hist ory, life, and cultur e are presented in the Museum’s unique Core Exhibition and awardwinning special exhibitions.

Acclaimed public pr ograms, including discussions, films, plays, and c oncerts, highlight the richness of Jewish cultur e and ideas. The Museum’s mission ex tends across the c ountry and the w orld with

Fellowships at A uschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (F ASPE) and initiativ es with affiliate organizations: the Auschwitz Jewish Center and JewishGen. Now on view ar e thr ee exhibitions: Emma Lazarus, Poet of Exiles; Let My People Go! The S oviet Jewr y Mo vement, 1967-1989 ; and Deadly Medicine, Creating The Master Race.

The famous w ords of Emma Lazarus ga ve v oice t o the Statue of Liber ty and c ontinue t o w elcome new comers t o America. Few people know, however, that Emma was a fourth generation SephardicAmerican, a major lit erary figur e, and an early advocate for immigrants and a Jewish homeland . C ome t o the Emma Lazarus exhibition t o learn ho w Emma was inspired to write an enduring message of

exile, refuge, and the promise of America.

The Let M y P eople Go! exhibit t ells the story of Jew s in the f ormer S oviet Union who wanted to emigrate but w ere denied permission to leave,. Visitors will learn about their eff orts t o maintain a Jewish identit y, their struggles with S oviet authorities, and the world-wide support they received.

The thir d exhibition, Deadly Medicine: Creating The Master Rac e examines Nazism’s r oots in biology and genetics and reveals how doc tors and scientists , advocating a pr ogram of social r eform for the “greater good ,” implement ed a racial eugenics program that ultimat ely led t o the murder of E urope’s Jew s and millions of others deemed racially inferior.

The Museum of Jewish Heritage is loc ated at 36 Batter y Place in New Y ork City. For more information about the Museum, pr ograms and tickets please visit www.mjhnyc. org

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Parshat Chayei Sarah(Genesis 23:1-25:18) The Holiness of Hebron

By Rabbi Yehudah Appel, Aish HaTorah of Cleveland

ll political c onsiderations aside , it is worthwhile t o understand Hebr on’s place in Jewish thought.

The Torah introduces us to Hebron in this w eek’s Torah por tion, Cha yei Sarah.

The parsha opens with a description of Sarah’s burial. Abraham, wanting t o find a grave f or his wif e, appr oaches the H ittites, asking for a par ticular burial spot - the ca ve of Machpela. After some onerous bargaining with a wily character named Efron, Abraham purchases the land and buries Sarah there.

In subsequent verses, the Torah goes out of its way to mention that Sarah’s grave is not simply in the Cave of Machpela, but is also in the city of Hebron, which the Torah also calls “Kiryat A rba.” Two questions arise: Why did Abraham choose Machpela as the burial site, and wh y does Hebr on ha ve the additional moniker of Kiryat Arba?

The M idrash explains that K iryat Arba means “City of the F our,” because f our couples - A dam and E ve, Sarah and Abra-

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ham, Isaac and Rebecca, and Jacob and Leah - were eventually buried ther e. Many of the commentaries explain that because A dam and Eve had been buried in Machpela, Abraham wanted his family buried there.

Beyond its sig nificance as the burial sit e for the most famous Biblical c ouples, ther e are other important elements that drive Hebron’s place in Jewish tradition.

In K aballistic t eaching, Hebr on - whose root “haber” means “to connect” - is seen as the spot on earth which connects the physical and spiritual w orlds. I n fac t, in Jewish mystical literature, the journey that the soul is said to make as it passes fr om this world to the nex t (and as c ountless people ha ve de scribed in near- death experienc es) is called the “journey through the Cave of Machpela.”

Rabbenu Becha ya adds that Hebr on is the plac e that c onnects this w orld t o “The City of the F our” - a spiritual cit y in hea ven called “Jerusalem” - which is said t o possess four levels of holiness. In that holy city above, the soul ultimately connects itself (“hebron”) to the Almighty.

Hebron makes its appearance in two im-

portant later Scriptural accounts. In the story of the 12 spies sent b y M oses t o r econnoiter the land of C anaan, Hebron is given as a special gift to Caleb, who alone with Joshua maintained his loyalty to G-d.

Furthermore, it is in Hebr on tha t King David begins his k ingship, ruling there for seven y ears bef ore mak ing Jerusalem the

permanent Jewish capital.

Given all this historic significance, it is no surprise that Hebron is revered as one of the four “Holy Cities” of Isr ael. Whatever one’s politics, the significance of Hebron in Jewish tradition is long standing, and should not be forgotten in the political maelstrom that has enveloped it.

Haftarah for Parshat Chayei Sarah (I Kings 1:1-31) his week’s haftarah describes an ag ing King Da vid, echoing this w eek’s Torah reading, which mentions that “Abraham was was old, advanced in days.”

King Da vid was ag ing, and he was perpetually c old. A y oung maiden, Abishag of Shunam, was recruited to serve and provide warmth for the elderly monarch.

Seeing his father advancing in age, Adoniahu, one of K ing David’s sons, seized the op portunity to prepare the ground for his ascension t o his father ’s thr one upon the latt er’s passing – despite King David’s express wishes that his son S olomon succeed him. Adoniahu

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recruited two influential individuals – the High Priest and the commander of David’s armies – both of whom had fallen out of Da vid’s good graces, to champion his cause. He arranged to be transpor ted in a chariot with fif ty people running before him, and in vited a number of his sympathiz ers t o a f estive par ty wher e he publicizing his royal ambitions.

The pr ophet Nathan enc ouraged Bat Sheva, mother of Solomon, to approach King David and plead with him t o r eaffirm his choice of Solomon as his suc cessor. This she did, mentioning Adoniahu’s recent actions of which the k ing had been una ware. Nathan

Body of Venerated Moroccan Sage Comes Home to Jerusalem abbi Reuv en Ajeyani, who led the Etz Chaim Yeshiva in S efrou, M orocco, be fore World War II and died 70 y ears ago, was famous thr oughout the Jewish w orld f or the br eadth of his Torah and Kabbalah k nowledge and f or his blessings for help fr om G- d. A s is the case with only a few g reat Torah sages , his body has not de composed over 70 years and was buried intact 70 years later this month in Jerusalem.

Tragically, there is no yeshiva t oday in S efrou since a lar ge wa ve of North A frican Jew s immigrated to Israel in the early 1950s . S efrou has a population of about 30,000 and is locat ed about 14 miles south of Fez. Bef ore then, ther e

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were 6,000 Jew s in S efrou. By 1967 and the Six-Day War, only 650 Jew s remained in S efrou “according to A Mor occan Jewish C ommunity during the M iddle Eastern Crisis , an article writt en b y La wrence Rosen in The American Scholar in 1968.”

later joined the Bat Sheva and the k ing t o express support for Bat Sheva’s request. King David acceded to their r equest: “Indeed,” he told Bat Sheva, “as I swore to you by the L-rd

G-d of Israel sa ying, ‘Surely S olomon, y our son, shall r eign after me and he shall sit on my throne in my stead,’ surely, so will I swear this day.”

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Panel Addresses Iranian Nuclear Capabilities at Manhattan’s 92nd St. Y Continued from page 16

Joining Ms. Ef tekhari on the panel was former Assistant Secretary of Defense Richard Perle who served in this post during the Reagan administration. Mr. Perle is a member of sev eral think -tanks including the Hudson I nstitute, the Washington I nstitute for Near East P olicy and the C enter for Security Policy. He is also a r esident fellow of the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.

Opening with images fr om "I ranium" in which media personalities report on the immense amount of pr essure I ranian embassies thr oughout the U .S. and C anada placed on those theaters screening the film and their demands that pr esentations be canceled, the panelists offered a hist orical overview of the pr ogenitors of the Islamic revolution and political metamorphoses that ha ve g ripped I ran o ver the last c entury. "When K homeini came t o po wer in 1979, he was nev er elevat ed t o A yatollah, despite c ommon misc onceptions", said Ms. Ef tekhari. She added that the pr evious Ayatollah and the Shah of I ran severed ties in 1962 and it was then that Iranian women were accorded the right to vote. "The Shah's father was a secular ruler who did not f orce women t o c over their hair and if the various mullahs disag reed with his ruling they would be horsewhipped."

Condemning then-pr esident Jimm y Carter f or w elcoming K homeini and help ing in the Shah 's oust er, Ms. Ef tekhari said she saw a glaring resemblance between the

Addressing the audience, former Assistant Secretary of Defense Richard Pearle suggested “surgical strikes” to eliminate Iran’s nuclear capability while limiting civilian casualties.

demonstrations leading t o the Arab spring and the Iranian revolution of 1979. "As a liberal Democrat; as a supporter of Hillary Clinton and a fan of Barack Obama, I was t erribly upset and ex tremely disappoint ed t o know that the leaders of my country did not stand up and speak out when the people of Iran exercised their rights of fr ee speech and dissent in June of 2009, f ollowing the national elec tions. Hillary Clint on has said

NOVEMBER 18, 2011 that the leadership of those dissidents demonstrating in the str eets of Teheran did not want help from the USA and I simply don 't believe that."

"This is the time for regime change", said Mr. Perle as he addr essed options that can feasibly be implement ed when confronting the I ranian nuclear issue. Taking a flint y posture, he said that, " endless, feckless ne gotiations have proven a failur e with I ran."

Recalling polic y meetings he had with the late President Ronald Reagan, Mr. Perle said, "After exploring various strat egies vis-à-vis the Soviet Union, Reagan decided t o bring down the Soviet Union and he was successful, and today, the U.S. policy as it pertains to Iran should be the same.”

Envisioning a militar y in vasion of I ran by the U .S., M r. P erle suggest ed "sur gical strikes" on facilities and installations that would a void casualties and the death of large numbers of people . "Military containment is not a viable strat egy. I t essentially translates int o an ac ceptance of I ran's nuclear capabilities. Destr oying critical ele ments of their pr ogram would be the most efficient modality," he said.

Citing the abysmal failur e of the sanctions imposed on I ran by the UN, M r. Perle did acknowledge that the people of Iran are feeling the brunt and that "the government in I ran is miserably unpopular ." As a c ountry that produces millions of barr els of oil a day for foreign consumption, Mr. Perle suggested that an int ernational ban on r efined petroleum would create a situation in which Iran would grind to a halt.

As t o the r ole of Israel in the incr easing tense standoff with I ran, Ms . Ef tekhari ex tended plaudits to the Jewish people and Israel and exhorted the Jewish state not to fire the first salv o in what c ould materialize as a

The Jewish Voice major Middle East conflagration. "When I was studying in college in I ran, I warmly r emember Israeli students studying ther e and the close friendships we developed. In Iran, Muslims and Jews at one time lived in peace and harmony. I remember the g roups of Russian Jewish childr en that w ere smuggled out of the former S oviet Union and t o Teheran on their way to Israel. We are like c ousins in so many wa ys," said Ef tekhari. Ref erring t o I ranian P resident M ahmoud Ahmadinejad as "a Holocaust- denying midget, " she added that the past 33 years have been an anomaly in the longstanding and fruitful r elationship between the people of Iran and the Jews.

Exhorting Israel t o r efrain fr om initiating a militar y assault on I ran, Ms. Ef tekhari suggested that they support a strike of Iranian oil workers for six weeks as a means of confrontation. "We must understand the impact of propaganda being spew ed forth b y the I ranian regime. There are 77 million Iranians and they would hat e Israel if an attack was launched .

The r egime in I ran c ouldn't car e less if they lost 100,000 of their o wn citizens as long as it produced hatred for Israel among the population." She also expressed her approval of Israeli government k idnappings of I ranian nuclear scientists and said that their " extrication" was "a good thing" until they can go back t o Iran to actually work on nuclear medicine.

"If Israel attacks I ran, it will be because we allowed the regime to violate the human rights of its people . I ran has declar ed that 1.5 million people ther e who expr ess discontent with the government are criminals.

Instead of bellyaching about whether Israel is going to attack Iran or not, let's do some thing about it. Iranians are killing Americans as we speak in the Middle East through their terror proxies and we've done nothing to restrain them." she added.

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Bloomberg Breaks Ground On Largest New Construction Project In Manhattan Under City’s Housing Plan Continued from page 15

The residential por tion of the pr oject will be comprised of three separate buildings. Building A will be a 31-st ory t ower with 698 t otal units with 141 aff ordable units (60 units being permanently aff ordable) and will c ontain the r etail spac e at the ground floor lev el. Building B will be a 14-story building with 297 permanently aff ordable units . Building C will be a 14-story building with nor th and south segments locat ed o ver the Amtrak train tracks with a c ombined 243 permanently affordable units . Throughout all thr ee buildings ther e will be 476 studio units , 419 one -bedroom units , 262 t wo-bedroom units and 81 thr ee-bedroom units .

The c ombined 600 permanently aff ordable units will be targeted to families with household inc omes at ranges bet ween 40 per cent and 165 per cent of the Ar ea Median I ncome ( AMI) or the equivalent of $32,720 to $134,970 for a family of four.

The design by architect Schuman Lichtenstein Claman and Efr on (SL CE) r espects the scale of Clinton’s streetscapes by organizing the buildings int o segments, each with a distinct exterior.

The r esidential dev elopment will be financed with $520 million primarily tax exempt bonds issued b y the New York

State Housing F inance Agency , a subsidiary agency of New York State Homes and Community Renewal . These bonds ar e credit enhanced by a syndicate of lenders led by Wells Fargo Bank . The project also leverages $35.5 million in L ow I ncome Housing Tax Credits.

“Wells Fargo stepped up to lead this financing early-on due to our commitment to the M ayor’s New Housing M arketplace Plan and the dev elopment’s solid fundamentals,” said Alan Wiener, Gr oup Head , Wells Fargo Multifamily C apital. “We also like to back developers, like Gotham, who have strong track-records and the k nown ability t o deliv er on lar ge scale dev elopments.”

A Gotham affiliat e, in c onnection with the nonpr ofit Housing P artnership, purchased the land f or this dev elopment from the Cit y of New York. As par t of the deal’s struc ture, Gotham will c ontribute $20 million t o aff ordable housing needs elsewhere in the cit y, and $15 million split between the City’s General Fund and funding t o aid in the c onstruction of the new PS 51 elementary school. The new PS 51 will ha ve approximately 630 seats and will replace the old PS 51 which curr ently has 276 seats . C onstruction has alr eady begun and is being overseen by the City’s School Construction Authority.

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Yeshiva University Student-Run Medical Ethics Conference Explores Jewish Perspectives on Public Health Continued from page 33

Blinick. “It is our hope that this c onference will help impact our participants to become active members of the Jewish c ommunity, informing healthier lives for us and our children.”

Furthering this point, Daniel Elefant, co-president of MES, described the importance of this y ear’s t opic. “A disc ourse on public health begs the questions of who is responsible, what ar e w e ac countable f or, and how far can w e extend those responsibilities within our c ommunity, our c ountry and around the world? Today we have been given tremendous t ools and oppor tunities to help in the battle against man y public health issues,” he said.

Following introductions by the co-presidents; R abbi Do vid F uld, who sponsor ed the c onference along with his wif e, Anita; and conference chairman Rabbi Dr. Edward Reichman, the conference proceeded to the first of thr ee plenar y discussions f ocusing on the health and halachic issues surrounding obesity and smoking tobacco. The other two plenaries dealt with vac cinations and perspectives on Jewish r esponsibility t owards public health around the world.

In the opening plenar y, the cr owd listened t o John Banzhaf III, a pr ofessor of public int erest la w at Geor ge Washington University La w S chool, r ecount his experiences c ombating the t obacco industr y in the legal r ealm. He described ho w his actions led to the proliferation of anti-smoking advertisements, the banning of smok ing in many public plac es and a raised a wareness of the dangers of sec ond hand smoke . Although he is not a medical pr ofessional, he stressed t o the audienc e ho w an yone can spread healthy living regardless of their job.

Following this presentation, Rabbi Asher

MES Co-Presidents Daniel Elefant and Rachel Blinick

Bush, chairman of the R abbinical C ouncil of America ’s Va’ad Halacha C ommittee, discussed how and why he had his organization rule that smoking cigarettes is strictly prohibited according to Jewish la w, offering many traditional sources to bolster his position.

Other topics covered in depth thr oughout the da y included the impor tance of breast canc er scr eening, the permissibilit y of alt ernative medicine and c ontemporary controversies surrounding circumcision.

Presenters at the c onference c onsisted of roshei y eshiva fr om the R abbi Isaac Elchanan Theological S eminary (RIE TS), personalities within the YU c ommunity, rab binic specialists on medical issues and ex perts in medicine and other health r elated industries.

The nex t M edical Ethics S ociety ev ent, “Panel for Pink: A Discussion on Br east Cancer,” will take plac e on November 28 on the Beren Campus.

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BBC Derails on Jerusalem Tram Story Continued from page 19

Distorting International Law

The religious freedoms enjoyed by Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the reunified Jerusalem had been unhear d of during Jor danian occupation of the cit y, prompting even a former Jordanian ambassador to the United Nations, Adnan Abu Odeh, t o acknowledge that "the situation in Jerusalem prior to 1967 [under Jordanian rule] was one of ... religious exclusion" wher eas post-1967, Israel seeks "to reach a point of religious inclusion ..." (The Catholic Univ ersity of A merica Law Review , Spring 1996).

Unwilling t o fac e the situation wher e Jews would again be cut off fr om their ho liest sites, the Israeli K nesset passed a basic law in 1980 declaring r eunified Jerusalem the eternal capital of Israel. The law provides for pr otection of and fr eedom of ac cess t o each religion’s holy sites.

The author pr esents as fac t that “international la w defines ” the Jerusalem neighborhood of P isgat Z e'ev as "an illegal settlement." O f c ourse, ther e is no int ernational la w that so definitiv ely makes this determination. While the UN par tition plan called f or Jerusalem t o bec ome a c orpus separatum, an int ernational cit y administered by the UN, this was supposed to be for just an int erval of just 10 y ears, af ter which the city's status was to be redetermined in a referendum. And during that period, Jordan essentially nullified the c orpus separatum proposal by illegally occupying eastern parts of Jerusalem.

The international jurist Stephen Schwebel, former judge on the Hague’s International Court of Justice, ruled that Where the prior holder of t erritory had

A vaccine that can kill cancer Continued from page 33

says Levy. “Ten percent will develop the active disease. And while TB can be treated by drugs, it takes several months and it can be brutal.”

According to Levy, the vaccine presents no side eff ects, and can be taken indefinitely, like vitamins. ImMucin is designed to overcome cancer cells that mutat e, rendering other drugs ineffective.

A hit for long-term survival Depending on the outcome of clinical trials, the ImMucin vaccine could be ready and marketable within the next six years. It could have major implications for the treatment of leading killers like prostate and breast cancer.

New studies in the United States suggest

that fewer men will go under the scalpel t o remove their cancerous prostate gland, and simply liv e with the usually slo w-growing cancer. Vaxil could be a helpful t ool in pr olonging lives of these patients.

The specific molecular markers on most cancer cells, which I mMucin “trains” the immune system’s T-cells to find and k ill, were discovered b y the c ompany’s f ounder, Dr .

Lior Carmon, a biotechnology entrepreneur with a doc torate in immunology fr om the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot.

Vaxil was founded in 2006, and the company of five is currently based in Nes Ziona, Israel. This year, Vaxil signed a memorandum of understanding to merge its business into Sheldonco, an Israeli c ompany traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Against All Odds: Itamar after the Fogel Atrocity Continued from page 20

When asked of his r eaction t o P rime Minister Netan yahu›s r eleasing the phot ographs of the butchered Fogel family to the domestic and f oreign pr ess, M ayor Goldsmith said that he underst ood and ag rees with the move.

"He [Netanyahu] and the family want ed the w orld t o see what w e ar e up against here." He explains , "E very time w e ar e attacked, w e k now what the t errorists want.

Our r esponse is t o dig in deeper , t o g row, to quadruple and multiply . This is what our focus is on. We are not g iving int o the de mands of terrorists."

Goldsmith c ontinues, "He [Netan yahu]

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wanted the world to see what kind of hatred we ar e up against. Because of ex tremism, the world is in great danger. Israel is leading the war against Islamic terrorism."

Mayor R abbi M oshe Goldsmith c oncludes that " We›re here and w e are here to stay," r eferring t o the settlers of Judea and Samaria. "F or 2,000 y ears the Jew s w ere exiled and ex terminated. Israel is the only country in the w orld wher e the bor ders have to be defined by the Bible."

He c ontinues, " We ar e the pr oof of the pudding. This is the ancient Jewish home land. Netanyahu wanted to make that clear."

The writer is a post-graduate student at Bar Ilan University in Ramat Gan, Israel. He is a freelance journalist and researcher.

seized that t erritory unla wfully, the stat e which subsequently takes that t erritory in the la wful ex ercise of self- defense has , against that prior holder, better title. (“What Weight to Conquest,” American Journal of International Law, 64 (1970)) And ther e ar e still int ernational jurists who contend that Israeli settlement in all the territory it captur ed, not only in Jerusalem but in the West Bank and Gaza were and are legal.

Distorting PresentDay Jerusalem The BBC piec e is not just marr ed b y historical and legal misinformation. The article’s false pr emise is that Jew s and Arabs are strictly segregated in Jerusalem, and the author pr esents an anec dote t o illustrat e this mistaken thesis: At the w estern t erminus, as g randpas and Jewish seminar y students disembarked beside forested hills at the cit y’s edge, I no ticed a Muslim mother in a headscar f shep-

PAGE 39 herding two small children out into the sunshine.

While I wat ched, they glanc ed ar ound themselves, as if in a f oreign c ountry, then hurried across the platform into a tram waiting on the other side f or the r eturn journey back into the city.

But it is abundantly clear t o anyone who has spent an y time in g rocery stores, shop ping malls , public parks , str eets and public transportation in the w estern par t of Jerusalem — t erritory depic ted as “foreign” t o Arabs — that Muslim women in headscarves are a c ommon sight in w estern Jerusalem and appear ex tremely c omfortable shopping and picnicking alongside Jewish inhabitants of the city.

That the BBC chose t o run such an ob viously misinf ormed ar ticle about Jerusalem and its inhabitants c omes as no surprise t o those who ar e aware of BBC ’s bias and who have f ollowed the new s or ganization’s de parture from its code of journalistic ethics to deliberately mislead about Jerusalem.

New Reports Link N. Korean, Iranian Nuclear Programs Continued from page 8

of reactors and also in the dev elopment of nuclear explosives.

Tracking cooperation Analysts say they ha ve also been track ing, sinc e the 1980s , c ooperation bet ween Pyongyang and Tehran on missile dev elopment.

Of utmost concern is whether North Korea has g iven I ran some Russian desig ned advanced missiles . There is no evidenc e, however, that either North Korea or Iran has flight-tested the missile , k nown as the BM 25 or Musudan.

Russia denies its exist ence. S ome analysts contend previous public displays of the Musudan in Py ongayng militar y parades were merely fakes. The missile is believed to be based on the former Soviet Union’s R-27, a submarine-launched missile with a range

of between 2,500 and 4,000 k ilometers, designed to carry nuclear warheads.

In a pr esentation at a think tank seminar in S eoul last week, Bennett of the R and Corporation, said ther e is wide speculation about the size of North Korea’s possible nuclear weapons arsenal. He said Py ongyang may not ha ve an y w eapons y et but c ould have “as man y as 20” with the number of reliable ones ranging between two and 16.

But Bennett is adamant that it w ould be wrong to charac terize Nor th Korea as a nuclear po wer because it has not demonstrated a w orking at omic bomb , despit e carrying out tests of nuclear devices in 2006 and 2009.

The two Koreas have no diplomatic relations. They fought a thr ee-year civil war t o a stalemate in the early 1950’s. They technically r emain at war as no peac e tr eaty has ever been signed.

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Arkia Airlines to Offer Flights to Dead Sea rkia Airlines , o wned and run b y the Nakash br others, R alph, Joe , and Avi, of Jor dache jeans fame , plans t o start 25-minute regional flights to the Dead Sea with 72-seat r egional ATR planes operating from Ben Gurion and Sde Dov airports to the Masada Airfield once the Israeli Civil Aviation Authority authorizes that the regional planes ar e saf e t o operat e in the Dead S ea ar ea, ac cording t o Yedioth Ahronoth. This quick 25-minut e flight w ould compare v ery fa vorably t o the 2 ½-hour drive. Imagine waking up to a sunrise look ing out o ver the Negev deser t and tak ing one of those famous sunrise hikes b y f oot up t o M asada or b y tram! Then y ou c ould enjoy the spectacular views and the incredible history at Masada, including an ancient

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SPORTS

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NOVEMBER 18, 2011

Inaction on the Grandest of Scales "The most decisive actions of life are most often unconsidered actions" - Andra Gide

By Yossi Goldstein, Israel Sports Radio

candal. Death. K idnapping. S ounds like the makings of a Hollywood movie, but I wish only that were the case.

It could also be the pr oduct of my new location, Israel, but thankfully it’s not.

This was last week in sports.

Try as I might, I cannot r ecall another seven-day period in the spor ting w orld that had as much off-field distrac tions, wherein the ac tual games pla yed w ere of secondary natur e in t erms of sig nificance to fans.

Mere weeks after the first World Series since 2002 w ent the distanc e, mor tality, disgrace and a disappearanc e reigned supreme on many minds.

Barely a month separat ed from a base ball season wher ein w e witnessed the prowess of the M ilwaukee Br ewers’ R yan Braun -- who may be announced as the National League M ost Valuable Pla yer in the coming days – do we now know of the goings-on, and possible c over-up, at C ollege Station, AKA ‘Happy Valley,’ Pennsylvania.

Not far r emoved fr om Ian K insler and his mates from Texas coming oh-so-closeyet-again t o being cheer ed on as champions of Nor th American baseball in the heart of the L one Star Stat e, the w orld mourns the death of , perhaps , one of the hardest-working bo xers in the ring and kindest outside the squared-circle, that being “Smokin’” Joe F razier, the first bo xer to go the distance against Mohammed Ali. Less than a month sinc e the thir d-winningest manager in M ajor L eague Base ball hist ory, Tony La Russa, w on his thir d World S eries title – sec ond with the St. Louis Cardinals – and subsequently retired from the job , that I f ound m yself embedded in a w eek of ther e-are-bigger-thingshappening-around-me-than-sports-itself, like the abduc tion of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos from his home in Venezuela.

Where to begin?

Joe P aterno, head c oach of the P enn State N itty Lions f or nearly 46 years, was informed in 2002 b y his then- graduate assistant, M ike McQueary, that f ormer de fensive c oordinator f or P enn Stat e, Jerr y Sandusky – who was P aterno’s sideline assistant for 30 years before resigning – had a sexual encounter with a 10-year-old boy in the football team’s locker room area.

Paterno subsequently told his superior, the Athletic Director at Penn State, Jim Curley, and left the matter.

If, in fac t, Sandusk y is guilt y, (r emember that we do live in a democratic societ y where one is innoc ent until pr oven otherwise), Paterno per formed his legal obligation t o inf orm his superior about some thing of this nature.

What Paterno did not do was ac t upon his moral obligation t o either additionally (a) call the police and inform them of what he k new t o be going on at P enn Stat e, (b) disc over what C urley did with the information he was g iven b y P aterno, or (c) attempt to discover the identit y of the accosted child and aid him in getting treatment for the trauma caused b y Sandusk y.

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The latt er of which the Univ ersity P resident, Graham Spanier , was also " guilty" of not acting upon and so faced the same fate as Paterno.

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Coach Joe Paterno circa 2006. Paterno was heavily criticized for his reaction to the abuse allegations, and was subsequently fired.

oping layers, which proves just how quickly impeccable institutions, and people, can fall fr om g race due t o one ac t or , in this case, an inaction.

What c ould a man, aff ectionately known as " JoePa," do under the immense pressure of the allegations t owards one of his best friend's?

Not much.

Paterno was fired last Wednesday from the only head- coaching position he had ever held, one and a half w eeks af ter he became c ollege f ootball’s all-time winningest coach with 409 career victories.

I believed that Paterno should not have been fired until he told his side of the story.

Granted there would be a fur or over Penn State officials seemingly not doing an ything, but don't you minimally owe that to the person who single -handedly put y our school on the map?

Maybe I'm being t oo k ind t o a senior citizen. Either way, there are questions that may never be answered.

Important questions such as: Why announce the disc overy of this in vestigation only da ys after Paterno achiev ed his mile stone?

This was a thr ee-year in vestigation b y the State of P ennsylvania into the alleged 2002 incident in volving Sandusky and the 10-year-old, and only 11 months af ter Paterno himself t estified before a g rand jur y regarding his actions on that fateful night.

Was Penn State University aware of all the off-field ac tivity, t o the ex tent wher e it k new what the out come likely w ould be, but asked the stat e t o wait until Joe reached the pinnacle of his c oaching career?

Why didn 't Joe do mor e than simply inform Curley of the inf ormation he held?

Did Paterno really not k now the ex tent of the allegations against Sandusky?

Paterno always referred to his studentathletes as his " children." Ho wever, JoeP a

let a real child go b y the wayside when he was needed most, by not following-up and going beyond what the law expected from him.

The mott o at P enn Stat e is "Suc cess with Honor."

Indeed Paterno was "suc cessful" in do ing what it was the law required of him, but

unearth the answ er t o what P aterno was thinking that ev entful ev ening. We can only speculat e that, perhaps , he did not want t o turn in a friend of o ver 40 y ears and, as such, passed that r esponsibility onto someone else, hoping that nex t individual would answer the call P aterno himself could not.

Former Penn State University President Graham Spanier during happier times. He was forced to resign from his post in the wake of the Sandusky scandal. Although he is no longer president, Spanier is still a tenured professor at the university.

From Penn State to State Penn? Former Penn State University defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky is thankfully, despite the name, not Jewish.

the "honor" that goes with being in such a locale where a certain standard is expected – a standar d that JoeP a himself expec ted his athletes to adhere by – a child imploring Joe t o per form the moral obligation that he had towards him at the time , went by the wayside.

One could argue that Paterno is from a different generation. He grew up in Brooklyn in the 1930's and 1940's and c omes from a background which is difficult f or us to understand in this day and age.

However, I ar gue, and it's difficult f or me because I always liked and admired the way this man oo zed professionalism from his essence and was simply a nic e person, that ev en if that w ere the case , P aterno could not turn the other cheek and look away from the inf ormation that was g iven to him no matter from what time-frame he sprouted. He had t o do mor e than simply ‹pass the buck' to someone else.

Wanting to only k now of and f ocus on football's X’s and O ’s and allow everything else t o “sort itself out ” was impossible in such a scenario!

When someone is suspec ted of child molestation, and y ou k now about it, y ou become obligat ed t o do y our utmost t o see to it that the accused has the appropriate actions taken against him.

Did the institution then, an edific e that we hold t o such high standar ds, value the "JoePa m yth" o ver moralit y and the vulnerability and preciousness of a child's innocent life? Did P enn State slow-walk this investigation because it underst ood what monetary gain it could garner from TV ratings and, thereby, sponsorships w ere it t o retain P aterno thr ough his r ecord-breaking vic tory, and essentially ex change that money for a child's future and innocence?

Now that Paterno was fired by the university's Board of Dir ectors, we may never

Nonetheless, ther e is an eerie correlation between Joe P aterno and Tony La Russa.

Both w ere captains of their r espective clubs; figur eheads of or ganizations and adored by many.

Both saw – or hear d – things that they profess they did not.

For La Russa it was steroid use in his clubhouse wher e the likes of M ark M cGuire and Jose C anseco ran rampant. And for P aterno, a singular off-field issue , that he maintained in a pr ess r elease that he didn't know "the extent and very nature of the abuse," accounted for the entire house to come crashing down like a deck of cards.

What I pr opose – I'm sur e I'm not the first and c ertainly won't either be the last – is that baseball , and, for that matter, college football's governing body, the NCAA, to address their issues , in t erms of immortalizing these , and other " tainted" men in their respective Hall's of Fame, and cannot let the various r ecords set – albeit under shady circumstances – go b y the wa yside.

Both spor ting shrines must allo w a plac e where the "St eroid Era " (baseball) can be recognized and displa yed, and a singularly despicable incident (NCAA) – which may have deeper implications – not be f orgotten. Plac e an ast erisk nex t t o the names of those who ar e " worthy" so they will be remembered for what they did and , more importantly, did not do.

This past w eek in spor ts, whether y ou are a die -hard, casual , or c ouldn't-careabout-sports sporting fan, should ser ve as a reminder that no matter how high on the totem pole we reach, there are always decisions made that can cut us down to size.

And make no mistake , nobody is ex empt fr om such decision-mak ing. Simply r emember t o f ollow y our c onscience, maintain a moral c ompass and f ollow it.

Keep it simple and tell the truth – that way, there’s less to remember.

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APT FOR 187th St., Near Yeshiva University, Very large room, furnished.

Dimitrios Please speak very clearly 212-740-8656 8-11 am / 4-10 pmmk

1060

NY Apt for Rent. Wall St Area waterfront renov 1 BR w/ balcony, lux hi rise condo. 24 hr doorman, all amenities, $3700mo. Owner 973-540-0220 1060

Room for RENT 187th St., near Yeshiva University.

Very large room, furnished.

Dimitrios 212-740-8656 Please speak very clearly.

8-11 AM 4-10 PM MK 1060

1050 West End Ave: 90’s, classic beautiful pre-war newly renov 4 room ground flr apt, DR will convert to 2nd BDRM, 12.5ft ceilings, eight huge windows bring in gorgeous light, hrdwd floors, AC, pet friendly, pied-a-terre, you will absolutely love this location! Asking 1.5M; Maintenance $1000/mo.

Please no brokers.

Call 914-384-3600

Unfurn apt/ Manhattan: Canal Street 83 (Corner Eldridge St.) 414 sq ft. NO living $12000/Mo No FEE 212-736-6888 x113 Call Marvin 1060

Apartment For Sale 1050 MANHATTAN 1050 Morningside Heights co-op for sale renov specious . 1BR kosher EIK great light walk to shuls Columbia University modern fitness center, classes, health services, closets security 24/7 $425K Call owner: 646-373-5545 HARLEM CONDO for SALE 3 bed, 2 bath, backyard, $555K For more info and pics Call 646-246-7568 or email: sbarnes1231@ yahoo.com

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APARTMENT FOR SALE, NYC: 350 Cabrini @ 190th St. , 10040 $289,900.00. 745 SF, 1 BDRM, New Paint & Floors Bright, near Ft. Tryon Park. Open Every Sunday from 1 – 4.

Contact (917) 612-3973 1050

CPW ( 100th St ) Condo Jr 4 Oversized 1 Bdrm with conv dining alcove, raised 1st fl, 6 CLOSETS, full service building, low monthly expenses, $745K Julie 917-4535330 fenwickkeats.com 1050

Office/ Commercial/ Business For Rent 1090 MANHATTAN Offic e Space Wanted/ Manhatten-Manhatten Architect Seek work space of 200-300sq ft. Draws

by Hand, own furnt. Call Joe at: 917 756-6188, EM:dixonarch@yahoo.comFA

1090

Offic e for rent 8th Ave #555 NYC Midtown Manhattan Open 24/7 w/ security West 38th st..

Convenient to all trans 5-11-4150 RSF Will Divide, Reasonable Prices Very Bright, High Ceilings. Great for Showroom/ Offices Owner (212) 695-0005 (718) 387-0500 1090

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 1095 MANHATTAN 1090 Financial District: Beaver St 2nd Floor, 2500 sq ft, avail imm. Debra Rosenfeld 212-604-4744 1095 PRIME MIDTOWN LOCATION: 2500SF, btwn 5th/6th Ave. Close to all trains. Good for ofc & showroom. Please call 917815-0788 or 917-4963529 MIDTOWN WEST DINER For Sale or Business Partner For Diner Call 914-262-7196 1095

1095 2 FURNITURE STORES FOR SALE: Owner retiring.

1) Clinton St. Lower Eastside Manhtn, 2)Broadway, near Flushing, BKLYN. Call Al 631-860-1437

Apartment For Sale 2045 Brooklyn Financial/Legal ABANDON ALL BILLS Low fee Bankruptcy Free Consultations Weissman Law Offices 732 925-6090 718 450-7200 2045 Apt For Sale/ Bklyn 1500 Ocean Parkway #2L Prime Location. Super Spacious (approx 1200 sq ft). Sunny 2 Bed/2 Full Bath CORNER Apt w/ EIK, Formal Dining Room, Lots of Closets, and Charming Prewar Detail. Live-in Super, Well Maintained Coop Bldg.

Pretty Tree-Top Views. Price $330,000.

Call Beth Kenkel 917 543-2115 www.corcoran.com/bky FA 2048 Midwood: Coop for sale junior 4 apt renovated asking $295K studio apt renovated $149K 1171 Ocean Pkwy Robert Nicolleti 718-840-2033 Prudential Douglas Elliman

Midwood: 2 spacious and modern co-ops, 1 BR, 1530 East 8th St, $165K maintenance, 545/mo.

Please call David at 718-336-2021 2045

1170 Ocean PKWY charming 1 BR in beautiful luxurious doorman building apt is in pristine condition & radiates with natural sunlight, Pool, laundry & Sabbath elevator 347-249-9302 2045

Ave I/ East 29th St: Large 1 BR, newly renovated, new kitchen ad bath. 2nd flr. Low maintenance. Asking $159K 347-850-4886 2045

1170 Ocean Pkwy: Charming 1 BR in beautiful luxuarious doorman building. Apt is in pristine condition & radiates with natural sunlight. Pool, laundry & Sabbath elevator. $164K For apt call David 347-249-9302 2045

Co-op Midwood 1680 Ocean Avenue 4BR, 1.5 bath.

Totally renov $425,000 Prudential Douglas Elliman RE Robert Nicoletti 917-679-2685

2045

2045 Ocean Parkway Avenue I and Foster 1 BR 1Bth 4 rooms co-op board approval with application plus non refundable application fee minimum 1 year available now 1100/mo including utilities call morris 917-804-3016 2045 2 spacious and modern co-ops 1BR 1530 East 8th Street Asking $165K 545/mo maintenance. ALSO 1170 Ocean Parkway Asking $195K 1,000/mo maintenance Please call David 718-336-2021

House For Sale 2020 Brooklyn 2020 Kensington East 7th btw Beverly and Ave C Unique huge 3 family detached brick built 20 x 72 with 2 car garage on 20 x 120 lot 8 room upper duplex for owner with 3 bed 3 full bath family room custom EIK formal dining room 2 good income rentals tenants pay heat water and utilities convenient to transportation ocean parkway and shops great property for owner user investor asking $1.2 million Bryan & Lucille Gibbin Brownstone RE 646-541-5016 stc 2020 MARINE PARK COLEMAN ST/ AVE P & QUENTIN RD DETACHED BRICK 3BR 2.5BTH ¾ FIN BSMNT WITH PRIV SIDE ENTR BTH & KITCHEN NOW GAS HEAT & WATER HEATER DRIVE GARAGE NICE YARD WITH JACCUZZI GREAT LOCATION NR ALL HOUSES OF WORSHIP MINS FROM THE PARK. NEAR ALL SHOPS & DINING OWNER MOTIVATED $475K CALL PAUL 917-567-6305 EMAIL ORDERS@TRAINWORLD. COM STC

2020 Flatbush/ Boro Park Border, by 47th St. Old brick house for sale. 3 apts & a basement, 82’ x 51’ lot, 34’ x 41’ house.

Nice front yard, near trains, shopping.

All conveniences 718-851-0825

HOUSE FOR SALE BKLYN/ Marine Park. One Family, 3 bed, 2 bath, Pvt. Driveway garage backyard. Call Owner for appt, Leave message 718 376-5113 FA 2020

East 23rd/ Avenue S Beautiful 1 family detached 3 bedroom near shul. By owner. No brokers. $675K OBO must sell! 305-7510412 stc 2020

2020 Boro Park 59/19 brick 2 family new walls electric plumbing central heat and air conditioning hardwood floors and custom closets custom kitchen with granite counters and floors. 6 rooms/6 rooms. Full finished basement with separate entrance & stainless steal appliances Pullini Realt yCorp. 718-6211446 stc 2020 Kensington Parkville/ Ocean Pkwy 2 fam brick.

Needs renovation.

Private drive. Lot 28 x 100 $500k 646-942-8825 stc

Brooklyn House for sale 1320 Avenue N 2 Fam House, detached, 3 Bdrms, 4 baths, CAC. Prime Location, center of Flatbush.

Call 718 998-2767 FA 2020

2020 GRAVESEND: East 2nd/ Ave S: Detached large 2 family brick,, basement, 2 car gar.

Attached lot Owner 914-552-3126 2020 BUYING, SELLING, OR REFINANCING YOUR HOUSE, COOP, OR CONDO? CALL NOAH D. COHEN ESQ. REAL ESTATE LAWYER “Reasonable Fees, Excellent Results Since 1982” 728 Avenue U – Brooklyn, NY 718-575-6248 917-575-6248

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House for sale/ BKLYN, Marine Park. One Family. 3 bed, 2 bath, Pvt. Driveway garage backyard.

Call owner for apt Leave message.

718 376-5113

2020

Kensington Open House Sun Sept 25 3-4:30pm 359 East 7th Street Btw (Beverly & C) unique huge 3 family detached brick(lot 20 X20 w 2 car garage on 20 x 120 lot 8 room operation dpb for owner with 3 brs 3 full bths fam rm, LR, custom EIK LR DR 2 good income rentals tenants pay heat, water & utilities Convenient to transportation Ocean Pkwy & shops Great property to owner user or investor 1.2m Robert Bryan & Lucielle Gribbin Brownstoone Real Estate 646-541-5016 stc 2020

EAST 28TH / AVE N 2 FAMILY BRICK 30 X 100 PLUS RENTABLE BASEMENT CAN BE LARGE 1 FAMILY GOOD CONDITION. NO BROKERS. 917-757-7256 2020

Marine Park: Prime, 1 block from park, renovated, semi det.

Tudor home, 3 BRs, 1.5 bths and windows, new porches, fin Basement, driveway.

Asking 639.9K. Call owner 917-873-3395 2020

2020 Marine Park: 3807 Avenue R, East 38th, Ryder detached private driveway yard, 4 BR, 1 BTH 1800sf + 589K. 646-732-6620

2020 Flatbush, Ocean Pkwy: Foreclosure exclusive 30,000 sf, land approved ready to build for many condos.

Parking avail. Call Yvette at Magic Realty 516-702-6300

2020 Boro Park: 58th St/ New Utrecht Ave 2 story frame plus basement and lot. R5 Zone, building 20x60 plus lot 20 x 62. Total lot 40x62. Asking 699K. 4 Reasons RE 718-238-8222

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REAL ESTATE Ave N-O/ East 23rd St: Newly renovated, 1 fam semi-detached brick, 3BR, 3 bath, LR with fireplace, finished basement w/full bath, private drive/garage.

917-596-6932

2020

2020 Marine Park: 3807 Avenue R: East 38/ Ryder: Detached private driveway, yard, 4 BR, 1 bth, 1800sf + 589K. 646-732-6620

East 20’s/ M&M: 1 Family detached 40x100, finished attic, private drive. Nice block, great neighbors.

917-863-4708

2020 Midwood: OPEN HOUSE Sunday 10/17, 2-4:30pm, 1503 East 22nd St. Detached 1 family with office, 5 BR, 3 bth, kosher kitchen, parking broker 917-912-8669

Boro Park: 12th Ave + 42nd Street: Double garage for rent, for storage only. $300 per month.

Call 917-593-0707 2020 Marine Park: 3807 Avenue R. East 38/Ryder OPEN HOUSE SUN 4/17 2-5 PM, detached private driveway, yard, 4BR, 1 bath, 1800sf. $589K 646-732-6620

2020 Crown Heights New York State Public Auction JUNE 22, 2011 Min Bid $700,000 836 Prospect Place, Crown Heights 3200 SF 3 story residence 5 bdrs, 2 bths, 2 car garage fenced yard OPEN HOUSES May 4 & 24, June 9th 11:00am to 2pm Also available at auction Camp Gabriels in the Adirondacks, Schenectady Armory, Schenectady house FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. NYS OFFICE GENERAL SERVICES 518-474-2195 www.ogs.state.ny.us 2020 Midwood: 1325 East 29th St, Stylish 3 BR, colonial with both classic and contemporary updates.

Large rooms at a spacious interior. Accentuate this lovely home. Close to all shopping and houses of worship. Century 21 Amiable 718-479-5600 2020 Midwood: 1325 East 29th St, Stylish, 3 BR colonial with both classical & Contemporary updates. Large rooms at a spacious interior.

Accentuate this lovely home. Close to all shopping & houses of worship. Century 21 AMIABLE 718-479-5600 2020 Midwood: $695,000 Great 3BR semi, DR, 2bth, 113 lot. Neuhaus Realty 718-979-3400 www.neuhausrealty.com 2020 Brooklyn/Midwood: 1 Fam house. 3 bdrm, 1.5 bth, LR, DR, EIK. Near Ocean Ave & Ave M. $1900 + Gas & electric. Call 718-894-7728

2020 East 23rd St/ Ave S: Beautiful, 1 fam det 3 BR, near shuls, By owner, No brokers. $650K. OBO Must sell.

Call 305-751-0412 2020 East 7th Street/ Ave T: Modern elevator building, 1 BR, windowed kitchen and bath, low floor, shabbot entrance, price $189K. Call owner 917-751-7974

Medical Offic e for Rent CROWN HEIGHTS STERLING PLACE CORNER TROY AVE. 3500 sq ft, willing to divide, 4-car parking, perfect for medical or other prof’l Offices, can also be used as storefront. Owner 718 238-6381 2040

Ave L/ E.32: Excellent condition, 3 BR, 1 ¾ baths, modern kitchen, LR, DR, fin bsmt, gar, new vinyl siding, all Anderson windows. Asking $510K. Call James 718-938-3326 2020

2020

9050

2040 Brooklyn Navy Yard best location 5,00 sq ft for rent. Can be divided.

18 Ft hi ceiling. Ready to move in.

917-697-5532 stc

EAST NY, BROOKLYN: Large 2 Family Brick, semi quiet block, needs work. Asking low $3K 646-753-1400 2020

PRE-SCHOOL FOR SALE: Marine Park area. Amazing opportunity. Licensed, equipped, all set to go for this year. Call today 201898-8977 2050

9040 Marine Park: Storage only excellent condition finished basement runs length of house $275 negotiable, references required, 1 month rent plus 1 month security call owner 718375-8785 If you can’t leave a message please call again 9080 Williamsburg: 5000sqft warehouse for rent on Spencer Street between Park and Myrtle Avenue, suitable for school, shul/retail/ warehouse. Please call: 718-998-2767

Midwood/ Marine Park. Ultra modern s/det brk, fin bsmt, 3BR duplex, $735K. Legal 2F. 917-748-7780 bkr 2020

2020 Marine Park: Low East 30’s S/D, 1 farm, 3 BR duplex, master bath, full DR, full DR, Kosher EIK, finished bsmt w/full bath, C/A Mic, no brokers. 718637-1386

Boro Park: 2305 12th Ave, open house, every Sun 3-5pm. Asking 1.369M or best offer. 5-2BR apts at $1250/mo + Store @ 1700/ mo. Please Call: 347-554-8282 2020

OCEAN PKWY & CHURCH AVE: Medical space y owner.

From 500sf to 400sf.

Rent from $1000/mo 718-338-6300 artesq@ gmail.com Brokers Welcome 2040

2050 Boro Park 17thAve/55th Street modern dental medical offic e available part time or full time more than 2000 square feet operations. Fully computerized and equipped. Nice waiting area plus reception desk kitchen and storage room. Central air and heatExcellent opportuninity with no investmen. Rent negotiable security deposit required. Credit check. Lease. Available june1. 718-435-0045

Office/Commercial/ Business For Rent 2040 Brooklyn 9050 NEW YEARS EVE RENTING RESTURANT SPACE WITH FOOD & DRINKS OR WITHOUT PLEASE ADVISE BY NOV. 28TH. CONTACT (917) 892-4519 RW

2040 Kings Hwy/ E 9th: 2nd Flr, corner building, 18 x 24. 750sf, c/9 $1800.

Also 18x24 430sf $1,000.

Izzy 917-533-7889

2040

2040

2040 For sale or rent by owner 10,000 square feet warehouse plus 5,0000 square feet parking lot east 46th street between Farragut and glenwood in east Flatbush 20 foot ceilings move in condition.

Offic es and huge commercial kitchen with 2 drive in bays!

Easy access by public transportation. Perfect for caterers. Next to large jewishoffice building!

Sale Price - $1.6 million – rent $13,000 monthly.

Can be divided Brokers protected call 646-423-4388 stc

SCHOOL SPACE: 4 large bright clsrms plus gym plus offic es. Ave I & Coney Island Ave. Avail September.

Call Alice 718-377-4400 or Mr. Weiss 917-301-2898 2040

Park 58th Street/ New Utrecht Ave 2 story frame plus basement and lot 20x60 plus 20 x 22 total 40 x 62 Asking 699K 4 SEASONS RE 718-238-8222 GRAVESEND: New const 1000sf, full bth, adjacent to physical therapy ofc, ideal for medical.

718-382-8881 2040

Psychiatrist seeks office sublet for Wednesdays in Boro Park. Private waiting area necessary.

Call 516-330-9776

2040

Offic e For Rent.

MARINE PARK OFFICE SPACE. Corner bldg, 1200sq ft. Good for professional/ day care, etc. Delivered vacant. Long term lease avail. $2500/mo + utils. Owner 646-302-5001 or 646-302-5003 2040

Educational & profl space for rent. 4 Classrooms, 2 offices & use of gym. Corn Ave I / Coney Isl Ave. Bus stop on corn. For info call Alice 718-377-4400 or Mr. Weiss 917-301-2898 2040

Canarsie, 1 family 30x100.

Excellent condition. Perfect for professionals, investors or residential property, semi commercial street.

347-260-7838

South Williamsburg, Brooklyn Broadway btwn Keap & Rodney Sts. 1100sf + bsmnt.

Food OK 1 block from Marcy Av subway line J, M, Z trains. $2995/mo.

Owner: 516-695-4204 MK

2040 Boro Park: 1000 – 3000sqft, beautiful space.

Serious inquiries only.

Please call management.

718-855-2000 or 845-270-1213

STORE FRONT / SUNSET PARK: Prime offic e/Retail space, 900 sq ft great location, prime bus area, split level business, 2 flrs, very busy intersection, 39th St + 5th Ave. Bus stop on every corner. $2600 a mo includes tax/ lease term. Call mgmt 718-288-2922 Marine Park: detached rare extra, 2 family, 3 BR, $695K. Midwood: Semi Detached. 3 BR, 2 bth, $415K. 514 Ocean Pkwy: Co-op, 1BR, $165K. Call Robert 917-399-6374 or 718-646-3600 Coldwell Banker. Mid plaza 2040

2040

2040 Boro Park 17 Ave/55th Street Mod dental/medical office available P/T or F/T. More than 2000 square feet. 4 operatories.

Fully computerized and equipped. Nice waiting area + reception desk, kitchen and storage room. C/AC and heat.

Excel oppty with no investment. Rent negotiable. Security deposit required. Credit check. Lease. Available June 1. 718-435-0045

Boro Park 42nd Streer/12th ave double car garage. rent for storage only. $300/mo. call owner 917-593-0707

2040

Ave U/ East 7th: Renovated approxiametly 350 sf, storefront, prime location. Ideal for professional offic e or small store. 718-938-9899

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 2050 Brooklyn 2050 boro Park 58th Street New Utrecht Avenue 2 story frame plus basement and lot R% zone building 20 x 62 total 40X 62 asking 699K 4 Seasons RE 718-238-8222

Boro Park: 18th Ave/ 54th St: WAREHOUSE / Retail space for lease / rent. 7,000 sq ft. Building For sale. Call owner: 917440-7280 2050

Pizza Shop: For Sale in Midwood, Brooklyn.

By owner.

Call 718-253-1896 or 347-522-8896

Warehouse for rent, near BROOKLYN COLLEGE. 4000sq ft with 20ft ceilings. 2nd flr offic e space.

Currently has refrigerated storage. Call 718-258-0006 2040

2040 Williamsburg: Beautiful offic e for rent.

1,200sqft. Ready to movein. Price Negotiate.

Call 917-250-4899

VIDEO CONFERENCE ROOM available for daily and/or weekly rentals.

26 Court St. Downtown Brooklyn. Joe Schacter 646-529-3632

Rare opportunity!

Motel for sale. 40 large rooms with kitchens. Ideal for yeshiva or institution.

Call 917-365-2037 BUSINESS FOR SALE: TRENDY WOMEN’S BOUTIQUE. Brooklyn.

Great location. Very busy. Near nail salon.

Established clientele.

Fully equipped. Must sell – Moving out of state. Great price!

Call owner: 347-424-7460 or 718-513-6664

2050

For sale or rent – Rstrnts, Bars & Clubs Kings Plaza – Brooklyn, NY – 6yr old bar / restaurant, 10 yr lease w/option , back yard, full kitch, 1400 sf + bsmt, open options, $200K/ business, $4000/rent + 9500sqft, bar also avail.

Contact Joe 917-862-5214 2050

EAST, NY: Kid Kelly boxing gym space available for karate, yoga, aerobics or fitness class. Call 718-495-5710 or 917-589-6568

Brooklyn Ocean Ave. Street level Medical Office.

718-236-3199

2035

MIDWOOD OCEAN AVE OFF AVE M 1 FAMILY SEMI DETACHED HOUSE WALK TO ALL 3 BRS EIK DR LR 1.5 BTHS IDEAL FOR PROFESSIONAL FOR SALE OR RENT. NO BROKERS. CALL 917-445-5293 2035

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT/GARAGE Boro Park/ Bensonnhurst 4000 sq. ft. 23 ft high ceiling has offic e and two bathrooms. M-1 zone.

Call (845) 932-7819 (718) 356-0900 2035

Kings Highway East 9th St 2nd floor coner office space for rent new c/a 18x42, 750 sf, $1800. Also 18x24 430 sf $1000 Izzy 917-533-7889

2035 Bergen Beach: 6.5 rooms, 3 BRS, 1.5 bths, good condition. $1600 utilities not included.

718-238-6381 or 917-968-5684

2010 Crown Heights: 574 Maple Street: BTW Albany and Kingston Ave, 2nd FL, front BR with large LR & DR, EIK & wood floors, reduced rent $1290. 1st mo rent fee and ($648) Security dep required $3225 to move in. Hold for $1935, first month rent upon move-in RENKEN RE 646-235-4368

Apartment For Rent 2010 Brooklyn

2010

East 37th Street/ Ave J huge spacious 2 BR apt. private house, parquet floors EIK many windows balcony 2nd floor parking option $1650 Utilities included 347-702-9800

2010

2010 Sheepshead Bay E 24th St, Av X Newly renovated 1 Bd Bsmt apt in quiet neighborhood. New Kit, New Bath, w/d, dishwasher. Credit check a must. $1100/month.

718-376-1833

AVE T AD WEST 4TH (BOLD) APARTMENT FOR RENT NEWLY RENOVATED 1BR, LR, EIK, CLOSE TO SUBWAY AND F TRAIN SHOPPING AND MORE $1300/MO AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY CALL OWNER 718-266-0496 COUPLE MATURE PREFFERED 2010

Bensonhurst 4 newly renovated large rooms 2BR call 718-259-1654 Leave message 2010

CO-OP FOR SALE $175 2BR 1 BATH CO-OP 144 B. 121 ST BEACH BLOCK

BY OWNER NO BOARD APPROVAL CAN BE IN BEFORE SUMMER ENDS 650 SQ FT 11 WINDOWS HIGH CEILINGS WOODEN FLOORS GALLERY KITCHEN WITH NEW APPLIANCES AND CABINETS $642 MAINT. INCLUDES PARKING TAXES HEAT AND WATER QUIET 7 UNIT BUILDING. STEPS FROM THE BEACH CALL DENISE 347-727-6994 2010

2010 East 15th Street/ Avenue I (bold) 1 br apt modern kitchen, 4th floor walk up $925. No Fee. Call Owner. Call 718575-9600 0 stc

2010 Kensington: 3 BR, 1.5bths heat incl, 2 flights up, balcony, 3rd flr, private brick house.

Reasonable. Shomer shabbos.

718-972-3473

2050

Boro Park, 13th Ave: Top location, professional offic es for rent. 2000sf and 1400sf for rent, elevator building and parking.

718-438-3736 2050

2050 Rare Oppty! Motel for sale, 40 large rooms with kitckens. Ideal for Yeshiva or institution.

Call 917-365-2037

2040

2040

House For Rent 2035

2050

2050

East 17th/ Kings Hwy: $1800/mo 3 bdrms ground fl ½ block train, bus, school, shops, back garden parking (extra) credit check no smoking pets ok call Rich 718627-0250 no fee sc

2050 Boro Park: Beautiful offic e/warehouse avail.

1,000-12,000sf. Also 28,000sf avail on ground flr. 12 ft hi ceil. Sep entrance optional. Call 845-270-1213 or 718-855-2000

2040

2040

Ave J/ East 13th St. 2 BR apt, Avenue J/ 718-236-3199

Avenue U/East 4th St: Concession space available together with Love to Dress, behind Coquette Kids. Call owner: 917-913-0000

New cubicle space in the heart of Boro Park. 2nd floor officw with 4 cubicles, each comes with internet, telephone and all util incl.

Fax & copier avail on per use basis. Bath & kitchenette available As well. $350/mo 212-400-7934 ext703 2040

East Flatbush.

2 Family plus store.

Store vacant. $70 OBO. Call 917-803-8702 2050

Williamsburg: Heart of 111 Lee Avenue: Bts Keap and Hooper. ALSO doctor’s offic e wanted.

Call 917-335-6001

2050

East 15th Street/ Avenue I 1 BR apt modern kitchen 4th flor walk up $925.

No Fee. Call owner 718-595-9600 sc 2010

2010 Avenue P/ East 29th fully renovated large 3 br apt, new kitchen, large LR, DR, $2200 call 917929-2101 stc

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 3000 Queens/Bronx Restaurant for Sale 4000 Sq Ft Main St Flushing 646302-1394 MK

3000

BEDFORD AVE AREA 2 FAMILY DETACHED 50 X 100 BUILT 27 X 57 7 BDS, CENTRAL AIR, PRIVATE DRIVE $1.8MILLION ALSO MIDWOOD EAST 20S 1 FAMILY DETACHED PRIVATE DRIVE CENTRAL AIR 4BDS 3.5BA PARQUET FLOORS GRANITE LUXURY ALSO OFF AVENUE N 1 FAMILY 4BD 4 BA DETACHED NEW BRICK CUSTOM LUXURY DETAILS MIC BROKER 917-676-5152

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REAL ESTATE House For sale By Owner One block from beach 133-06 Rockaway Beach Blvd Belle Harbor, NY 11694 Beautiful 5/6 family center hall colonial house. Oversized corner lot with parking for 9 Annual income of $82,800. Asking $1.2 million Call Craig 917-692-8198 stc 3000

RESTAURANT FOR SALE 4000 sq ft Main St., Flushing 646-302-1394 MK

3000

1060 MIDWOOD 2 spacious and modern co-ops. East 8th Street. 1 BR $165K. Maint $545. 1170 Ocean Pkwy 2BR, $215K Maint, $1,000. Dave owner 718-336-2021

OPEN HOUSE – 3133 Rochambeau Ave : Saturday and Sunday. 11am -2pm Great renovations, clea and new fixtures. Near Bronx Botanical Garden, Montifore hospital. – 1 Bedroom $900-$1100 PAUL 917-6594255 Riverdale, 1 BR Apt: Private entrance, patio, wooded area, close to trans, renovated, dishwasher, eatin kitchen. $1190 1st/Last/ 1 mo sec. Credit check required. NO FEE 646-269-0587

KEW GARDEN HILLS: Hyde Park Gdns, spacious 1st fl, 1 BR coop, wd flrs, 24 hrs security, near all. $1200/ mon utils incl. 1 mon sec.

Call OWNER 718-481-7752 2060

Montefoire Cemetery 1 plot memorial lot A perpetual care.

Call 941-488-2374 9050

3000 NEW BRONX BAKERY FOR SALE. Close to precinct, 3 schls in immediate area.

Fully optional, most equip new. Asking $110K 646496-7885

Office/Commercial/ Business For Rent 3060 Queens/Bronx 3060 HUB Area of the BRONX4 stories Mixed Use Property Lg 1st fl Comm & 3 2 bdr apts. Asking $425K neg.

Morrisania Sect. of the Bronx 47 Units 6 storey multiple dwelling Asking $32M neg.

For further info contact: Broker 646-721-4736

EAST TREMONT AVE: STORE FOR RENT. Top retail location, high pedestrian traffic, 3000sf, can be divided.

For details: Rafi 718-364-1400 or 347-495-0614 3060

3060 Continental Ave, Forest Hills: 2nd flr walk up, 1500sqft, currently insurance co. Debre Rosenfeld. 212-6044744

Apartment For Sale 2060 Queens/Bronx Kew Garden Large sunny 2BR condo on 2nd floor EIK, modern bathroom, corner unit, low mainteneance, $348K. Call David EXPERT REALTY 718-344-5400 stc 2060

2060 Apt For Sale/ Bronx NY Riverdale/Cityline. Large 1 bdrm, Lr, Dr, Eik, nr shopping and transportation & worship. Low maint, by owner.

(914) 969-4187 FA

Kew Garden Hills: 3BR co-op with attic.

Prime location, Motivated seller. $250,000 908-998-4992

2080 Washington Heights: Easy access to transportation, next to Ft. Truimph Park. Internet access, 6 months only, no couples, Women only.

1 BR room for rent.

Call 646-305-7678

2060

1060

Far Rockaway new to market legal 2 family semi detached on corn property 4/2 br, 3/2 bths, c/a, closets.

Deck $650K chaya/ weismanre 516-506-3347 stc 3000

2080 Rockaway Park: Furnished rooms, 1 block from beach. Kitchenette, close to A train. All utilities $750/Mo Call Agent 516-297-1534

Apartment For Rent 2080 Queens/Bronx Kew Garden Hills: Jewel/Main Street 2 bedroom basement. seperate entrance.

Full kitchen modern bath. near transportation, shuls, shops. Queens College. Many windows. Shomer Shabboos Utilities included. 718-5584190 or 718-581-6148 2080

2080 FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT, RIVERDALE SKYVIEW ON THE HUDSON FURNISHED. ONE (1) Bedroom Apt.Doorman –Internet-TelUtillities-$1300. A Month (843) 235-3434 – Email: jlmacary@gmail.com See Web ID NS110928735 of the NY Times RW

Rockaway Park 2BR basement apt, fresh paint and carpet, EIK, parking available, coin operated laundry. $1150 includes utilities references required owner 347-415-6808 stc 2080

Belle Harbor basement available with spacious kitchen & LR. Private entrance, personal washer/dryer. Can be furnished.

Call 718-474-2557 stc

2080

Main St/ 70 Ave: 2 BR apt, good condition, EIK, 2nd flr, no smoking, no pets. Avail immediately.

718-757-4433 -After 5pm 2080

1 3 room apt – 1 BR both have 1 bedroom in a 2 room apt with 1 BR. Gas & electric included. 2 Rooms/ $850/ Mo. Call 718-350-5867

2080

Kew Garden Hills Beautiful sunny large 1 BR near queens, college and Q65. 24 hour security elevated $1375 602-717-0163 2080

2060

WOODLAWN Studio Coop Apt in elevator secure building $725 / month 516633-3368

2080

3020 Far Rockaway: 239 Beach 3rd Street.

FOR SALE. 20,200sq ft WATERFRONT. DEVELOPMENT SITE. 200+ FT, fronting canal – marina. Ideal for luxury 1+2 family homes. Also suitable for temple, school, etc. Asking $525K or best offer – Broker protected. Foreclosure.

Agent 718-748-5858

122nd Street/ Rockaway Park: Airy Sunny room for rent.

Room for a kitchenette, shared bath, looks like studio, utilities included.

Fully furnished, clean, quiet house, great location.

Half a block to the beach.

Asking $750/mo. Call owner 917-287-6876

Woodmere Park, 1 family ranch 4BR 2 full bths, backyard gar MIC Prime location $3,000/mo 646-773-3111 stc

Fresh Meadows: 71-44 160th Street: Condos for rent 1-2 BR duplex, 2 bth, LR, DR, EIK, extended backyard large recreation area $1800/mo.

No pets/ 2-1BR, 2 bth with porch-$1300/mo, no pets. Call owner 718-810-0001 or 617-304-9050.

Both Avail Feb 1st

5065 Cedarhurst Apartments for rent.

No fee. Modern 1br, 2br and 3bbr, cac, w/d, storage, private entrance, indoor parking, near all starting at $1450 516-860-6889 or 516-852-5135 stc

House For Rent 5060

2080

Long Island 9080

2080

House For Sale 3020 Queens/Bronx 3000 House For Sale By Owner One block form beach 133-06 Rockaway Beach Blvd Belle Harbor, NY 11694 Beautiful 5/6 family center hall colonial house. Oversized corner lot with parking for 9. Annual income of $82,800. Asking $1.2million. Call Craig 917-692-8198 stc

Far Rockaway Empire Avenue brick colonial 10 rooms 4 bths basement balcony $850K negotiable EXIT RE 212-470-3856 stc 3020

3020 Kew Garden Hills 137-78 70th Rd beautiful attached 3 brs, renovated call for appointment, Linda Summit RE 347-730-9907 stc

Far Rockaway 239 Beach 3rd Street For Sale 20,200 Sq ft waterfront development site 200 plus ft fronting canal marina Ideal for luxury 1 and 2 family homes all suitable for temple, school, etc asking $525K or best offer – broker protected Foreclosure agent 718-478-5858 3020

2080 13 room apt 1BR both have 1 bedroom in a 2 room apt with 1BR gas and electric included 2 rooms/ 850/ mo 3 rooms /1080/mo call 718-350-5867

Ridgewood Queens: 6 family building FOR SALE. Brick 12 Bdrms, 6 BA. New plumbing, windows, roof, sidewalk, Walk to subway.

Asking $879K. Call owner 917-714-0779

3020

Belle Harbor 2nd from ocean 60x100 Views galore!

5800sf 4 Brs, WB frpic, cust ElK 3.5 bths call for details & appt…$1.9m L.Keating Realty 718-945-9267 ROCKVILLE CENTRE new kitchen, new carpet, 2 BR, attic/storage area, walk LIRR, parking, $1850 plus electric.

Call 516-250-8604

BLUEPOINT : 1 BR Spacious Bsmt Apt., Pvt entrance w/Patio, EIK, Lrg LR, DR, full bth, $1000 mo, all utils incld, 1.5 mo sec & 1 mo rent.

631-363-5095

5065

FARMINGDALE MINT 2BR’s AC, W/D, Modern Kit. Balcony, Private yard, Garage, Parking, Available 9/15 $1800/mo 516-795-1810

5065

FAR ROCKAWAY: 1 + 2 BR apts, some with balconies, new kichens, closets, 24 Hour doorman, security cameras. Walk to all trains. Call Sherr @ Weissman RE 516-791-6100 or 516-297-7995 5065

Far Rockaway: 2BR, 1st FL, porch & patio, own thermostat, near shuls & schools. Avail Nov 15th.

516-643-9204

5065

Amagensett Dunes 400 feet to ocean beach Access. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths.

AC. Labor Day. $50, 000 or avail monthly.

Call: 631-655-9319 5065 Central Islip/ Hauppange: Large, 1BR, grand floor, no pets/ cats. W/D, A/C near trans, exit57 LIE, 1200/mo + security deposit includes gas/ heat/ water. Quiet building, retirees. Serious inquiries only. Call owner 631-757-6959

Apartment For Rent Long Island

5065

Oakdale/55+ Condos. New construction on Oakdale Bohemia Rd. 2 BR, 2 ba, models now open from $385,000. 631-472-2242

Bayswater: Brand new construction, 3BR in detached house. Marble / granite kitchen and bath.

Stainless steel appliances.

Video/intercom. Near shuls. No pets. No smoking.

Shomer Shabbat $1650 Call owner: 718-581-6147 5065

Apartment For Sale 5000

8095 Hewlett 4BR cape beautiful wood floors EIK large finished basement, 1 block from yeshiva Walk to trash and town Sale $299K or for rent 347-539-1332 or 718-938-4517

5000 Woodmere: C/H col on ABC St. 6BR, 5 full bths, full kosher kitch, wood floors throughout, full finished basement with BR. Total house Renovation in 2004.

Call 516-640-8646

Atlantic Beach 2BR, 1.5 bth Condo, Patio CAC Walk to Private Beach, Boardwalk + Temple Private parking, Low Main. $399K 516-5967305 5000 Melville Condo For Sale by Owner (62 and older).

2-Bedroom/2- Full Baths unit is big & bright with walk-in closets. Totally upgraded with granite, tile & more. VERY LOW TAXES & Maintance costs. Gated community has Private parking. Clubhouse has pool, fitness, kitchens & more. Five minutes from restaurants, parkways, shopping, golf course, Republic Airport.

Forty-five minutes to N.Y.C. or The Hamptons $469,000.

Call 516-456-6445 or lindaann919@yahoo.com

North Woodmere: All new 2 BR apt heat & electric included. Shomer shabbot. Close to Shuls and shops.

917-642-7879 Shay

5000 ROCKAWAY BEACH: Beach 2 BR condo for sale in a 4yr old building. Eff kitchen, LR, DR area & terrace. Beautiful views of Manhattan & 1 block from the boardwalk. Asking price is $255K. Call Gisela of Century 21 Amiable 917-601-2489

Property For Sale 5070 Long Island 5070 CEMETERY PLOTS FOR SALE Desirable single plot at Mount Ararat, Long Island. Price Negotiable.

Call 646 249-5612

Lynbrook, NY: House for sale, 4 BR, 2bth, LR, DR, EIK, great location.

Reasonably priced, call owner. 516-945-5268

5040

5040 Cedarhurst 3BR, 2.5 baths, new EIK, den, finished basement, central air, new roof.

Near shuls, young frum crowd. Near Sephardic & Ashkenazi shuls Call owner 516-569-9243 stc

Office/Commercial/ Business For Rent 6000 Long Island 6060 Large decorative ballroom with glatt kosher kitchen available for rent. Nassau/sufolk border 350 guest capacity 516-987-1979 or via emailc*trr62@ gmail.com stc

SEAFORD RENT 2400SF Below Market Value, Merrick Rd, 3 mons/NO CHARGE, prime local, Busy area, Parking, Ideal for Offic e/Retail. OWNER 516-735-6288 MK

6000

5080

MASSAPEQUA for Rent 3 offic es, Showroom, Storage, off street parking $1400/mo + electric 516-541-5656 MK

5080 MASSAPEQUA For Rent 3 Offices, Showroom, Storage, off street parking. $1400/mo plus electric 516-541-5656 MK 5080 Buyer wanted for glatt kosher LI catering hall seats 300 long lease reasonable rent, attractive terms, 516-989-1979 c8tr62@ gmail.com stc

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 5080 Long Island

5065

5065 Central Islip/ Hauppauge: LG 1 BR ground floor, no pets/ cats, W/D, AC, near NR, RR, exit 57, LIE, 1200/mo+ Security deposit. Includes gas/heat/water. Owner 631-757-6959

Long Island

5070 GREAT NECK land for sale, 3 res lots on wooded pvt cul-de-sac. Builders/ principals only. 516443-2700

Long Island Co-op for sale L.I. Cedarhurst: FALL IN LOVE, beautiful large 2 Bd, 2 bth, co-op. All new kitch+baths.

W/D in Apt. locked storage, balc, gar. Just reduced moving $369K Call: 516-812-9160

House For Sale 5040

5080 NORTHPORT FOR SALE BY OWNER Lot on Main Street, West of Church, NEAR ALL! 65’w x 153’d. Asking $190K/neg CALL OWNER 631-379-8987

WESTBURY – Commercial space 241 Post Ave. 2 story building. $350K 917-3011625

5080

CANDY / ICE CREAM/ COFFEE SHOP: Eastern Long Island, Busy, Great Buy. $139,900 516523-4678

5080

5080 Why rent, when you can own for less? 750sq ft liquidation sale.

LYNBROOK offic e/ coop for sale. Completely renovated, 2 offices, 1 conference roo,, waiting area, bathroom, pool, gym, walk to LIRR. $119K must sell. $749 monthly maint 70% tax deductable.

516-359-4489

5080 Central Ave, Lawrence: 3000sf good condition, busy corner. Parking attached.

Approved for food establishment.

Call 917-975-7062

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Cedarhurst Modern updated 3Br, 1.5Bth ,gourmet kitchen ,hardwood floors ,basement, large yard, Low Taxes $399K Updated Brick SH Colonial 4Br, 2.5Bth ,jacuzzi, kitchen w/granite & SS appliances,hardwood floors, finished basement,detach garage $525K Owner 631-835-6077

5040

L.I. Homes for Sale HEMPSTEAD Legal 2 family $190K Bayshore 3Bd home $175K Deer Park 5 bd home $205K Call for private showing, Morning Star Realty One, Alejandra, 631-484-1997 5040

House for rent Long island N WestHampton Summer Home Rental available from August 1-September 5 3 bedrooms= 2 bath Central AC and Pool Basketball court and Spacious grounds.

Walk to House of Worship Asking $15,000. Call Donald (516) 652-9508 or Cindy (516) 641-7340 5060

5040 Hewlett: 4 BR cape, beautiful wood floors, EIK, large finished basement.

1 block from Yeshiva.

Walk to train and town.

Sale $299K or for rent.

347-539-7332 or 718-938-4517.

5040 Lawrence: Elegant Center Hall Colonial set back on 1/3 ACRE PRIME LOCATION, all shuls, LIRR, 12 rooms, 5 BR, 3.5 bth.

Oversized BR, 3 walk-ins, fireplace, FDR, Pesach kit, circular driveway, maid’s room. Sunroom, decks, All systems. Central Air; Many more features.

Email: elegantcolonial@hotmail. com Call 718-974-6766

Office/Commercial/ Business For Rent 4060 Staten Island (New Dorp) 2000 sq ft office space. Near train.Convenient to all. Pat 646-369-9457 Port Richmond-3 office suites w/reception area. All brand new, fully renovated C/A. full bsmt 2,700ft w/dual bthrms, new carpet.

Please call: 347-424-7809

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REAL ESTATE Apartment For Rent 3065

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 4060

Staten Island LOFT FOR RENT STATEN Island/ NY Do business and live in Same location or just Do business (718) 815-0033 FA

NY State

3065

WADING RIVER RETAIL SPACE Wading River Dry Cleaners for Rent Available Aug 1st busy shopping center.

Belinda 631-929-8400 6000

Staten Island-Condo for sale 2 bedroom, 1 bth condo, Rossville, bottom Floor, corner unit, central air, eat-in kitchen, living room, washer, dryer, pool, tennis court, parking space, $189k 917-693-8239

House For Sale 4020

1024 Liberty, NY – 2 – Story comm. Bldg for Retail or Warehouse On Main St. Surrounded by municipal parking. 2 x 5000sqft. Originally was a super market. $300,000/neg.

Ask owner about finance options. 914-584-2982

COMMERICAL PROPERTY FOR LEASING OR SALE ULSTER COUNTY KINGSTON NY – REPUTABLE HISTORIC PROPERTY Perfect for Corporate Relocation.

Great Location, near all Highways.

Previously Operated

by IBM, 212,000 SQFT. Extremely Low Operating Cost. Willing to Neg. For Leasing/ Sale for more info. Contact (917) 892-1090 Ali

Property For Sale 6090

Staten Island Staten Island/ Willowbrook: Detached 6 BR, 3 bth all brick, 1 block from young Israel.

Near express bus city. My owner 718-698-8425 or 917-576-6312 4020

STATEN ISLAND HOUSE FOR SALE// ROYAL OAKS “The best house in the best borough of the best city in the best country in the world” GO TO www.FRENCHMANORON-

4020

CLOVELAKES.COM

917-622-3728

Apartment For Sale 3080 STAPLETON Applications for the waiting list for rental units in Staten Island will be available to families with limited income, based on section 8 qualifications, beginning on April 19th 2010, call between 10am & 3pm 516466-6527 Ext15&/26

BUSINESS FOR SALE RESTURANT & CATERING 16,000 SQ. FT. Restaurant , Catering & Night Club on 6.6 Acre Land for Lease, Fully Equipped, 400 Seat Restaurant & Catering in Operation.

Mid Hudson Valley Area. $850,000 Contact (914) 204-0329 6090

NY State BETH DAVID CEMETERY ELMONT NY 5 PLOTS APPRAISED AT $5100 EACH ASKING $2400 EACH PLOTS AVAILABLE INDIVIDUALY OR MULTIPLES DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE FOR MULTIPLES CALL 718546-1251 OR EMAIL PENGUIN@BWAY.NET STC 6090

Beth David Cemetery Elmont , NY save 50% off cemetery list. Choice location. $2500 each (the 5 plots available are together) with discounts for multiple plots. Call 718-541-1251 or e-mail:penguin@bway.net 9050

1000

Clifton Park, NY. Three Yr old Brick House w/3 adjacent approved building lots. Amenities Galore! Potential Family Compound. Open to reasonable offers – Owner’s cost $2.2 Million – Call 518-320-4960

6080 Woodridge Sullivan County Summer rental Apt in private home on 2 acres 2BR/ 1 bath/ large living room/ modern kitchen/ Private entrance walking distance to worship.

Minimum one month.

Call Harriet.

212-284-5262

6080 New Rochelle 3 Bd apt on 2nd & 3rd Fl in 2 Fam, 1.5 bths, Freshly painted, 2 car parking space, Nr Metro North Sta. H/HW incl., $1650/ mo. Owner 212-518-1912/ 914-636-6716

Restaurant for Sale Well Established Full Service Restaurant on 1 Acre in Beautiful Catskill NY $800,000 Contact Jimmy 518 755-0810.

See Full Ad on Craigslist: http://newyork. craigslist.org/mnh/ bfs/2512014411.html.

View our website at: www.tatianasitalianrestaurant.com 6090

6080 MONTICELLO: Morning acres. 5BR, 4bth house. Avail for July. Excellent location.

Friendly colony. Heated pool and day camp. Call 718-377-6662

DUTCHESS COUNTY DALTON FARM – 1400 SQ FT TOWNHOUSE Furnished, 2 BDRM / 1.5 BTH, Country Setting (2) Floors, Garage, A/C, Fire Place, Pool, Tennis.

Equestrian Area on Site.

One Hour North of White Plains. $160./Month Fee. Taxes $7K $258,000.00. Contact (914) 472-3651

6090

6080 Monsey: Assisted living for elderly includes personal, home care.

3 meals/day, etc.

718-924-8067

Vacation homes for rent Monticello: Hidden ridge homes at kutshers designer deluxe homes.

Sale/ rent, 2 BR, 2 bth, beautiful, furnished. Call broker Oscar Pavloff.

We have keys.

845-794-3720 or 845-434-7792

6090 Bensonhurst/Boro Park Warehouse/garage for lease 4,000 sq ft 23in high ceiling m zone 845-216-4407

Monticello, NY: 23 acres, 5 ranch houses on property + one main house with 6 apartments, swimming pool, underground pool and electric cables, well water, walking distance to walmart and shul. 718-848-6974 cell: 917-601-3002

House For Sale 6060

6090

6090

For Rent 6080 NY State Monsey: Assisted living for elderly includes personal home care, 3 meals, day etc.

718-924-8067

HOUSE FOR SALE, COLUMBIA COUNTY SPENCERTOWN, Reproduction 1800’s Colonial, Excellent Condition, Large Gourmet Kitchen, Handcrafted Cabinetry and Built-Ins Throughout, Wide Board Floors, 4 BDRM/ 3.5 BATH, Private 9 Acres, Inground Pool, Geothermal Heating /Cooling, Premiere Builder’s Own Home. $699,000.00. Contact (518) 392-2773, EMAIL: CDOWNEY48@ FAIRPOINT.NET for Additional Info. & Pics RW 6060

Airmont spacious 4-6 brs 4 bths 1985 col with finished basement for a total of 3000sf on ½ acre 449K, Wesley hills (bold) under construction 4300sf 6br 5.5bth cust kitchen and cess kitchen area 1st floor guest suite $749K Pomona (bold) light bright 3br, 2bth expanded ranch newer kitchen, cath glasses sun room on nearly 2 acre $359K call Laurie 845-369-1411 stc

6060

6060 HOUSE FOR SALE, UPSTATE NEW YORK SWAN LAKE – 1800s Colonial Home, 11 Rooms, 4 BDRMS/2.5 BA 1900 SF, on One (1) Acre, Full Basement, 1 Car Garage with Storage, Fenced Yard, Extra Lot & Bungalo Included $350,000.00 Contact (845) 701-5517 6060 COMMERICAL PROPERTY FOR SALE, UPSTATE NY MOBILE HOME PARK FOR SALE IN ULSTER COUNTY, NY 9 UNIT, 2FAMILY BRICK HOUSE, 2CAR GARAGE, 4.70 AC, NICE AREA, ASKING $525.K HOLD MORTGAGE BANK RATE. CONTACT (347) 672-0989

House for Sale/ Catskill NY : 3 family Income property on 4 and one half acres, highway commercial land w 700 ft. on a state road. 350 ft frontage on country road. Call Jimmy (518) 755-0810 6060

Catskills: Private New Country Cottage. Reduced to $159K. 1 BR, sleeping loft, nr Windhamm Ski Mtns. Min fr hi-way. Owner 646-330-0927 or 914-235-1684 6060

Woodridge, NY 4BR, 2.5 bath living room library, 4 acres, near ark, walk to worship, $210K 3056038198 or 914-799-0108 stc

6060 Sackett Lake: Waterfront, magnificent views. Private road. 6BR, 4bth, fireplace. Near shul.

917-434-0349 or 845-406-4564

Business Opportunity 7070

SWANLAKE: Winterized House 50x120 lot, $1200 maint/ tax year needs renovation quick sale $37K. Near shopping, transportation and shuls and kosher pizza. Wigs and wig machine for sale.

Call 718-972-6068

6060

WESTCHESTEr COUNTY: BEDFORD CENTER NEW LUXURY HOME IN BEDFORD7500SQ FT-TASTEFULLY FINISHED-SPRING OCCUPANCY-FAVORABLE BUILDER-FINANCINGBROKERS. PROTECED. 914245-9000 See WebID NS110220832

6060

Cooperstown, NY 3 Bd 2 Bth on 4 acres. Fabulous views overlooking 15 acre lake in G-d’s Country.

Reduced to $179K for fast sale. Virtual tour & details at: www. countrylivingatitsbest. com 518-231-6706 MK 6060

NY State

6060 6080

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

House For Sale 6060 OUT OF STATE 6060 PUTNAM COUNTY PUTNAM VALLEY – 78 Acres Residential Land, Very Close to Houses, Excellent Investment Property for Sale. $350,000./Negotiable.

Contact (646)737-6548 RW 7030 POCONOS VICINITY Gorgeous Home on Ten (10) Wooded Acres with Three (3) FirePlaces with over a 20 Mile View.

Near Victorian Town of Lewisburg. $289,000.00.

Contact (570) 8471938 or Email DPECK@ SILGANCONTAINERS. COM RW

Lower Makefield 4300 square feet 2 story French colonial, 4 bedrooms, 4 bath minimum to shopping train hospitals, golf course $3,250 DAVID FIORI INC 215-757100 stc 7030

Lower Makefield, 4300 square foot 2 story French colonial 4 bedrooms 4 bath minimum to shopping train hospitals, golf course $3250 DAVID FIORI, INC 215-757-1000 stc 7065

WATERFRONT PROPERTY

MONTANA RESIDENCE WATERFRONT Fishing, Hunting, Surfing, Wake/Boarding

www.mybrm.org Email: L.houck@bresnan.net 406-761-1851 or 9697

7070 MONEY IS A LIVING POWER! Learn how the Ultra-Rich use history to intelligently predict & direct their financial road maps, and how you can benefit yourself with this knowledge.

718-951-3345 ARLY DENIS 347-675-4428 BLOG arlydenis.blogspot.com web http://theelevationgroup. net/presentation/register.php?a_ aid=b79fcead&a_bid=290b868b

GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY For Entrepreneur, Sports Bar with Full Kitchen Located in Staten Island. Too Many Extras to List. MUST SEE (917) 567-7134 RW 7070

7070 SEEKING PRIVATE 400K LOAN – NO BANKS 1ST Mortgage Guar.

Bldg. Asses 960K Gl 300K Exp 159K Includes Salaried Licensed Operator. Same Owner 10 + Years. Contact (908)917-3295 RW

Do you have 10 hrs a week you’d like to make productive?

Learn to operate a MiniOffice Outlet from home.

Free online training, flexible hours and great income.

Www.heartinfreedom.com.

Ask for Miriam. FA

7070

MANUFACTURING FACILITIES 32 Year Old Norwalk Based International Manufacturing Company Seeks Short Term Growth Capital Loan, Fully Secured

by Eleven (11) Acre North Stamford Estate / Compound & Exotic Autos. Call Owner Direct for Details, PRINCIPLES ONLY (203) 524-7890 RW 7070

100% Working Interest in 2 oil wells for sale 3.25 barrels oil/day total.

Creek County, OK. Call toll free 1-877-235-9191 Or email: wzuhone@ consolidated.net Business Opportunity EARN RESIDUAL INCOME On 100s or 1000s of Energy bills monthly.

No inventory, low Overhead.

One-time sale.

LOST LOST LOST LOST Recession Proof. Ron YOUR JOB? YOUR JOB? YOUR JOB? Woodall.

Executive Director YOUR JOB? (678) 643-8374 Looking for aa Looking for FA a Looking www.pirategas.com Lookingfor for a New Career?

New Career?

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7070 New Kosher restaurant 30,000 wk $8750 rent long THE lease. THE High net $900k/5k THE THE JEWISH VOICE down. WillVOICE make quick deal JEWISH JEWISH VOICE JEWISH VOICE forHAS right operator, kosher HAS JOB JOB HAS JOB HAS JOB restaurants Brooklyn OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES won’t last many other OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES stores available. Bagels, delis restaurants. Gordon 146-07 union turnpike call 718-969-9300 stc 7070

Buisness Oppty/PA Historic Hamberg Strand Working movie theatre builtin - 1920 the landmark offers seating for 198 & Is also set up for meeting/ live stage shows. 90min to NYC. Asking $399K. 443 986-0161 FA

7070

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • FINANCIAL SERVICES • LEGAL SERVICES 7070 SHOPPING PLAZA WITH FIVE (5) ACRES. ONLY 10 YEARS OLD ON MAJOR HIGHWAY & INTERSTATE. OWNER RETIRING & MUST SELL! CONTACT (256) 390-8695 FOR MORE INFORMATION RW

GET $1K CHECKS …..YOUR FIRST 30 DAYS POT’L. FREE LEADS & FUNNEL SYSTEM. CALL NOW! (760) 569-6707 EDU. OPP. RW 7070

7070 Financial Services BUILD YOUR CREDIT – IMPROVE YOUR FINANCIAL LIFE! Get a Loan – Low Rates. Quick Approval, Debt Consolidation.

Personal Loan, Auto & Business Loans, Home Improvements, No Apps. Fees, Bills Bad Credits Cards.

Outstanding Loans – Get Help! Call Today 1(800) 374-7680 Apply Capital Secure Lending Services RW

Custom Rydal Ranch!

3108 sq. ft. This well maintained custom ranch sits on 1 acre of beautiful grounds!

Investor wanted for acquisition of apartment buildings, offic e buildings and strip centers with a preferred return of 8%-11% by owner/ operator specializing in income producing properties looking for $100,0001m. Call Larry 732-491-5702 stc 7070

HUGE ROI Plus 10% Int. for 2 yrs Expansion Capital Fortune 500 Companies Possible IPO 3-5 yrs investhitech@gmail. com 561-995-9004 MK

UNIQUE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Local Business Seeks Partner/Investor Email: KJVENTURES1@GMAIL. COM or Contact (347) 853-9047RW 7070

7070

Vending company supply vending machine plus all merchandise.

Everything strictly kosher we pay 25% commission.

Call 917-697-5532 7070

4 nice size bedrooms, and 3 baths on the west wing of the house. Covered patio overlooking huge backyard. Finished basement with stone f/p. Separate storage area, Maid quarters/in-law suite, with full bath and kitchen. Additional features, 2 car attached garage, CENTRAL AIR, tons of professional landscaping, In-ground pool, entire house stereo, Security system. This is a must see home that is priced very well at $489,900.

7070 BUSINESS OPPTY GOLD INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY PRINCIPAL SEEKS $1.0 MILLION PARTNER. FULLY SECURED. $1.7 Billion Plus Potential Request details @ dougcannday@hotmail. com or Contact Doug (303) 681-6920

7070 BUSINESS CONNECTIONS: NYC Licensed ElectricianLooking for Partnership or Affiliation with Electric Contractor Engaged in or Starting Business in NYC .

Day (347) 992-1370 / Evening (718) 339-7652RW 7070 Fund any project 10 million to 1 billion Call Bill 334-435-6013

ASK THE EXPERT MR. SHLOMO FOGEL

Call Jim Fulginiti at 215-264-3071

ANY PROBLEMS WITH SOCIAL SECURITY,

Accredited Luxury Home Specialist

DISBAILITY, SSI, AND MEDICARE

ReMax Action Realty Office 215-358-1100

CALL 718-252-0336 REASONABLE RATES ONLY $20 PER VISIT SAT I S FAC T I O N G UA R A N T E E D ! !

“LOW... LOW... PRICES” •KITCHENS •BATHROOMS •FINISHED BASEMENTS •PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR •TAPING •PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL •SIDING •WINDOWS •MASONRY

FULLY INSURED •LICENSED •BONDED CALL DOMINICK: 718-256-9393

7070 Four Seasons Resort 7070 BUSINESS OPTY RESORTS 360#1 TEAM and Spa in the heart of 40K Ad Campaign Just the Catskills. Perfect Launched. Lots of Leads. for Kosher services Make $1000. - $5000. Wk with great potential WWW.WORKWITHRON.COM for immed operation.

1-800-479-4876 The 245 acres offers 36 •KITCHENS •BATHROOMS guest rms plus 20 rooms 7070 BUSINESS OPPTY for spa treatments/extra •FINISHED BASEMENTS FUNDING AVAILABLE – guests. 12buildings Use Our Equity to Fund totaling over 5,000sqft& EXTERIOR •PAINTING INTERIOR Any Project 10M – 1B. feat 100 seat bsmt w QUICK CLOSING IN THE •TAPING •PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL full serv modern comm kitch 2 offi c es ind &•MASONRYUK. Call World Business •SIDING •WINDOWS Ideas @ 1(800) 615-5994 outdr pools tennis courts, large gym 4 7070 BUSINESS OPTY lounges theater room Make $1,000.miles of trails for hiking $5K/ MO. biking skiing horseback Doctors & Pharmacies riding. Complex on 33 Pay You! acre & 212 enrolled in a PHARMACY DISCOUNT conservation easement PROGRAM plenty of room for CALL 1-866-233-4215 expansion asking 2.3m Call fred waring 8457070 INVESTORS NEEDED 464-5263 stc FOR BRIDGE LOAN

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For details call ANN 347-561-6030

Help Offered 8010 SEEKING HOUSEHOLD POSITION HOMECARE – For the Elderly, Day Shift or Night Shift Availability.

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Excellent Refs.

Contact (732) 685-2732 Thank You. RW

8010

8000 Individualized guitar lessons geared for all skill levels, by a professional musician in your home. Philadelphia & South Jersey call 201-723-2225 stc 8000 Musicians Available/ Wanted Exp R&B/POP DEMO SINGERS SOUGHT BY PRODUCERS Westchester Studio Loc. Call Allan (917) 647-2044 FA

Individualized Guitar Lessons Geared for all skill levels by a professional musician in your home Philadelphia & South Jersey 201723-2225 stc 8000

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Call Yerachmeil at 917-373-9613

8000

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Music Instruction Berkeley College of music professor available for private drum lessons.

Conatct: 617-835-6404

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Call Chaya (347) 756-0205.

Treatments for Women & Children Only. Home Visits & Gift Certificates Available.

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(917) 435-4418

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8010

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I am a Certified HHA & PCA seeking a position to care for the elderly & disabled. 5 yrs exp, great ref, available anytime (live in or out). 347-304-7418 MK

8010

I am Certified HHA & PCA seeking position to care for the elderly & disabled. 5 yrs exp., great ref, available anytime (live-in or out). 347304-7418 MK 8010

I am an LPN I am seeking weekend private duty or Travel Nurse position. 212866-4566 MK 8010

8010 Young Lady seeks live in or out position. Child care or CNA. Over 10 yrs experience.

Drivers lic. Refs available upon request. 267-4968415 MK

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Experienced Nanny / Home Companion/ Housekeeper seeks FT employment. Excel refs upon request. Call NY/NJ metropolitan area.

LIVE OUT Call Rea 917-353-1626 8010

RELIABLE HARDWORKING LADY Apartment or Offic e Cleaner.

Very Experienced. With References. Days/Evenings 347-735-7440 MK 8010

NANNY Seeking position in Manhattan. Live out.

Experienced 7 yrs. Good references upon request.

917-402-3402 MK

8010

24 Hr DAY CARE Mon – Fri Queens Village-centrally located. From 6 wks to 12 yrs. Licensed, CPR, First Aide Certified, Clean, Video Camera, Meals provided.

In business for 10 yrs.

Affordable prices.

718-217-7666 8010

CAREGIVER SERVICE 30 years experience with references & own transportation. Will live in or fit your schedule. BUCKS County area only. Call 215674-3339 8010

Tree Service, Gardening, SUKKAH Clearance, Free Estimates, 24/7 Emergency Service, Construction Clean outs.

347-889-8602 / 718-857-0549 8010

SEEKING POSITION Experienced Shomer Shabbos male seeking superintendant position.

Call 347 607-9375 FA 8010

My Nanny/ Housekeeper is looking for a live in/out position.

Been with our family For over 8 years.

Her name is Jennifer.

Call (201) 406-8393 FA

8010

AID COMPANION TO ELDERLY Caring, mature British woman seeks live out position, FT/PT to assist home bound or elderly person. call 718-928-6600 MK 8010

HOME HEALTH AIDE Certified Home Health Aide seeking a job to care for the elderly or sick. Honest, caring and easy to get along with. Available for Nights or Weekends. Excellent refs.

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Babysitter / Nanny / HHA / Housekeeper / Office Cleaner Available-ReliableTrustworthy Affordable rates 347-785-0181

8010

Sales new York life insurance company is looking for insurance and financial services sales representatives.

Sales experience helpful but not necessary.

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Equal opportunity employer For further information call George at 646-227-8171stc

Marketing manager (bold) great working environment in Brooklyn Mill Basin Job position available for team leader, product uploads customer service of managing ebay and amazon account Please call Levi 917-855-7169 8010

SEEKING HOUSEHOLD POSITION HEALTH – LICENSED HOME CARE PROVIDER – Former Nurse, HCP Certified, Home Total Care, Geriatrics Specialty. 10 + Years Exp, Reliable.

Best References.

Contact: (718) 460-5272 or (917) 995-2404

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8010 HOME HEALTH AIDE – (Private) Hardworking, reliable, personable, licensed, many years of experience, excellent refs.

Call Barbara 347-383-5462.

Exp in kosher homes.

8010 HELP OFFERRED COMPANION/ELDERLY CARE – Look no Further, we Highly Recommend this Honest and Kind Caregiver for your Elderly. Refs. Upon Request. Contact (917)968-0112 8010 Experienced CNA looking for full time employment licensed seeking to take care of elderly 7 days a week. Specializing in Alzheimers and bed ridden patients. Good references. Please call 862-218-3880

8010

EUROPEAN LADY (American citizen), looking for a live-in Caregiving job, I am exp’d & have exc. Refs & drive my own car.

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Experienced Lady Seeking to care of the Elderly / Housekeeper 718703-1730 8010

Educated lady with 8yrs experience with elderly seeks companion job.

Experienced in medical/ non medical area of care.

Excellent references From employ.

Call 347-998-1170

8010

8010

Janitorial services family owned and operated over 15 years in NJ & PA Free estimate.

Call 856-396-5915 9050

A nanny – Experienced nanny sks FT, live out position. Loving & caring.

Certified infant care.

Checkable references.

Please call Clair: 347-721-4056 or 718-221-4419

8010

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8010

ELDERCARE / COMPANION, Nurse’s Assistant, Live In/ Out, EXPERIENCED, Lic. to drive, Good References, 732-313-6829 732-277-9271MK

8010

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MARKETING MANAGER GREAT WORKING ENVIRONMENT IN BROOKLYN MILL BASIN JOB POSITION AVAILABLE FOR TEAM LEADER PRODUCT UPLOADS CUSTOMER SERVICE OR MASNAGING EBAY AND AMAZON ACCOUNTS PLEASE CALL LEVI 917-855-7169

8010

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Health – HHA & CNA w/ good references & 16yrs in field. Take care of your loved ones, w/dementia & or other illnesses.

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HOME HEALTH AIDE Experienced CNA Eldercare / Baby care 347-469-2767 Available ASAP

8010

Certified, relable CNA/ HHA seeks job to care for the elderly. Many years exp Excellent References.

Available immediately.

(917)741-3583

8010

8010 BABYSITTING Very caring mother wants to take care of kids in her own home.

Very clean environment & a loving atmosphere.

Newborns to 2 yrs old.

Available Mon – Fri & weekends too.

718-591-9164

Seeking job to take care of the elderly. Home health aid, 16 years experience.

Please call 718-882-5244 8010

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Expert on Israeli Politics + Policy w/ Rich editorial exp. Seeks employment mobile: 917-225-7665

8015

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Call 862-218-3880

8015 Real Estate agents make extra money astor brokerage Real Estate center serving the Kew Garden Hills community is seeking new local agents We will train you Call Chanita 718-263-4500

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Real Estate Sales Agents Make Extra Money! Astor Brokerage (bold) Real Estate Center serving the Kew Garden Hills community is seeking new local agents.

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8015 Warm responsible woman looking to be a shadow for your child in Boro Park/ Flatbush/ Manhattan. Call 718437-9152 or cell 917627-3542 Many years exp. Avail for summer or winter

A CNA experienced in elder care IRISH woman.

Prefer Mahattan, lv-in/ out. References and information.

914-272-9590

8015

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Kind, caring people person.

Lv-in/ out, day or night. Also cleaning, cooking & laundry.

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Call 917-674-2445 8015

REAL ESTATE SALES AGENTS: Make extra money! Astor brokerage.

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8015

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Experienced & Certified teachers for Yeshivah HS Science – Biology, Physical Sci, Earth Sci – Regents courses & Special Ed Substitute Teacher – Ivrit – Hebrew Lang & Lit (September – Mid October) Excellent terms & Salary Please send resume to: szeit1026@yahoo.com

8015 Looking for religious Jewish workers in the “HASHGACHA” field Kosher supervision.

Option for training top become a “SHOCRET” Opening available for fully Certified SHU”B Midwest locs: NE, MN, WI Call: 303-810-8011 Email: moshedenver@ aol.com

Physical therapy Offic e looking for Physical therapy Assistant (PT/FT) In Five Towns.

If interested please Call (516) 650-5756

DOMESTIC HELP WANTED. HOME HEALTH AIDE NEEDED. Certified experienced 5 days/week, must have car. 516-379-4283 Merrick, NY

8015

8015

TO ADVERTISE IN The Jewish Voice CALL: 800-998-0885

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8015

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9015 JANITORIAL SERVICES family owned and operated. Over 15 years in NJ and PA. Free estimate call 856-396-5915

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All types of rubbish removal basements, backyards, etc.

Call shmaya 718-501-2419 stc

8081

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Anthony 917-577-8464

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718-243-2525

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Replace old toilets, sinks, electric fixtures and windows 917-385-8587 8080

8080 Painting, sheetrocking: 20 years Experience. Insured. No job too big or too small.

For quality, Call John today at 718-898-7560 or 917-359-4579

HANDYMAN AVAILABLE!!!

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718-426-2167

8080

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THE MENCH OF AFFORDABLE HANDYMAN. SPECIALIZING IN ALL FORMS OF HOME IMPROVEMENT KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, BASEMENT, ROOFING, SIDING, CAC, STORM DOORS, WINDOWS & ENTRY DOORS. LICENSED & INSURED. CHECKABLE REFS AVAIL. SEE PICS ON FACEBOOK. AFFORDABLE MENCH. CALL 516-297-4316 ALFONSVAINO@YAHOO. COM

8080

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Autos 9030

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M AND K PEST CONTROL SPECIAL PRICE FOR BED BUGS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT REASONABLE AND RELIABLE SOURCES LICENSD AND INSURED CALL OWNER 917-304-8777 8035

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Call toll free!

1-888-241-2199

Lexus LS 600h-L – 2008 exterior golden metallic, Inter cashmere med brown, walnut Trim, super car, virtually hand made in Japan, 14,240 ml, garage kept in NJ, nitrogen Inflated tires, like new, priv (973) 714-9604 FA 9030

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Cash Pd 7 days/wk.

(732) 915-7989

PORSCHE MUST SELL OR GO TO JAIL! TERMINALLY ILL MOTHER! 2011 Cayenne Tiptropic 3.6-Liter V6,300 HP Classic Silver Metallic, Lux Beige Leather Convenience Conf Package, XM, PARK Asst Front /Rear, Servotronic, Side/Rr Airbags, 8 spdTips, Auto-Start-SP, WheelHbCyr, Gar Mats. $52,000.00 or Best Offer. Contact Veronica Bird @ (410) 693-2870 or Email: RAMSWAY@AOL.COM RW 9030

9030 AUTO FOR SALE FORD FUSION 2010 4 Door Sedan, 7,000 Mi, Original Owner, Asking $17.K Contact (516) 242-5833

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8055 TRACK BY JACK 917-748-7225 or 914-725-0785 TRACK Lighting specialists instruction, sales Update halogens with small efficien t low voltage bulbs on sale delivered stc 9050 Top Security!

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9030

Ford Model T-Custom Built 1927 Recreation, 350 Chev Crate Engine, 350 3-Spead Chev Auto Trans, Alum Stronge Rear End. All Wheel Disc Brakes.

A Frame Coil Over Suspension, Ultra Leather Interior, Salt Flat Alum Rim, Weighs 2000 Lbs 1500 Miles. Contact Cor @ (519) 861-7701 RW TOYOTA SIENNA 2007 Tan color, auto start, DVD, CD, all pwr, good condition, 39K mi, All wheel, ask . 917-853-9023, 718-217-7666 9030

AUTOS WANTED CASH CASH CASH Junk Cars & Trucks Wanted $600 & up FREE Pick-ups!

718 657-6900

9030

Selling 9040 9040 PIANO FOR SALE YAMAHA ELECTONE, Model FS 500 – 3 Manuel, Pristine Condition, $1,500 or Best Offer.

Contact 201-262-1361RW 9030 POWER BOAT FOR SALE - 1998 50’ SEARAY SUNDANCER, 3196 Cat Diesels, 400 Hrs, Cherry Interior, Camper Top, $148,000.

MUST SELL DUE TO HEALTH. Located in Connecticut. Contact (203) 206-7305 RW

9030

MUST SELL! 2009 BMW 335d Like new condition.

More pictures at robertbrown201@yahoo. com Robert Brown: 361-237-4612 9030

9030

PETS FOR SALE–DOGS Tawny briard puppies INTL Championship bloodlines Long Island, NY available to approved homes. Contact #631-537-5346 Website: www.briards.com

9035

9030 Bala Cymoyd: 3 BR, 2 BA brick colonial, full bsmt, attached garage.

Asking $430,000.

Call 973-985-8789

Ford Model T

Custom Built 1927 Recreation, 350 Chev Crate Engine, 350 3-Spead Chev Auto Trans, Alum Stronge Rear End. All Wheel Disc Brakes. A Frame Coil Over Suspension, Ultra Leather Interior, Salt Flat Alum Rim, Weighs 2000 Lbs. 1500 Miles.

Contact Cor @ (519) 861-7701 RW

AKC Petite French Bulldogs (remain small): Show, Breeding or Loving!

Best Temperments/ Bloodlines. TLC Raised/ Vet work done. 100% Guaranteed. $1,800.

(518) 312-0905 powerstrokebullys.com/ frenchies.html

CHEVY 1996 IMPALA SS Rare green Immac.

21k $28,500 516-383-6326

NATIONAL MOTOR CLUB: Auto and personal injury coverage. Anywhere in the US, Mexico, Canada. $18/month, 60% off prescription medications. Call Francisca 347-320-3890 Salesperson wanted.

Pets 9035 AKC 2 Female Golden Retriever pups, 14 wks old, crate trained, updated shots $800 each 845-744-8043 MK

9040 PIANO FOR SALE Steinway Upright Piano, Black. Good Tone & Good Condition, $4,500 Contact (212) 473-3466RW

$$$ FOR RECORDS COLLECTION LPS, ALBUMS, 87S, 45S, CDS, CLASSICAL JAZZ LATIN OLDIES VACCUM TUBES. CALL JERRY 215-843-6999 STC 9040

PINELAWN2 person Mausoleum- eye level, 516-318-8476 MK

9040

9035

Pets & Pet Services ADORABLE TEACUP YORKIES. Home Raised. NO KENNEL. Ch-Sire, Dam . Beautiful adorable Teacup yorkies, fully inoculated, well socialized. Call Rachelle.

Bergen County area.

(201) 819-7103 FA

9035

9035 TOY POODLES AKC 2 Male 1 Female ready to go Tails docked, 1st shots, 1st heart guard, 1st front line. Champion sire, Dam on sight 203-881-0072 www. shamerspoodles.com

PETS FOR SALE – DOGSAKC Labrador Retrievers: Pups ready for pick-up CH. Bloodlines bred for temperament, up to date on shots. Call and visit, BiGi’s Labradors. 973-993-9006 9035

Beth Israel cemetery Woodbridge, NJ burial plots, 4 gravesites $2,000. Must be Sold together. Call 917-371-4871stc

9040

Free Luxury motor Home tours on a condition of buying electronics, batteries and groceries starting price $7,000 and up plus gas and tolls. Also get a discount on the purchase of the ’85 MCI 47 passenger bus 917-216-8379 stc 9040

9030

AUTO REPAIRS BILLY’S AUTO REPAIR 3651 Danbury Rd., Brewster, NY 10509 Specializing in Complete Automotive Repairs & Service Front-End Brakes Tune –up Electrical Wheel Alignment, etc.

Open Mon-Sat 8:00 AM5:00 PM Call 845 278-2628 24 Hr. Towing

8075

8075

FRENCH BULLDOG PUPPIES

9030

9030

Exterminators 8075

9035

MOUNT ARARAT 8 Graves $40,000 TOTAL Paul 516-541-5820 MK 9040

9040 ITEMS FOR SALE Light/lamp, never used brand new, cordless portable flashlight with handle; exerciserHangs on door for chinups, push ups, sit ups; portable folding table; books-exercise, Weight lifting, medical, health remedies.

Call for prices 718 235-7158 FA

9040 contents of shul for sale sefer torah, bimah, chairs, etc. call 917-397-0654 stc

Old Watches Clocks wanted by collector regardless of condition Highest prices paid.

212-517-8725 stc 9040

For Sale Hair Dryer, Punch Bowl, TV Cart, Set of dishes, Blender, Antique Chair, Dehumidifier, Washer and Dryer, Desk Fan Laundry Hamper, Complete Day Bed, Crock pot.

718-337-3867 stc 9040

JUDAICA museum quality collection others silver, illuminated manuscripts, paintings, enamels Call 914-235-8300 stc 9040

9040 13K 100% Cotton Men’s dress shirts, assorted cuffs, shipped from NJ. Regular, Big & Tall sizes.

Close out prices.

Call 917-497-5070 apparelgroupny@gmail.com

9040

I buy old paintings Call Art at 732-261-3269

LOST YOUR JOB? Looking for a New Career?

Americana Collection American Mechanical Muscle 1850-2000 140+ Diecast Models, 200 + Plastic kits 98% NIB 290+itemdescriptive & historical books$20K/OBO Eric @ THE 860-683-2140 Leave JEWISH VOICE name, phone # & Best times forJOB callback HAS 9040

OPPORTUNITIES 9040 ESTATE SALE /HOME FURNISHINGS HOME – TAG ALONG ESTATE SALE Old Greenwich Water Front Estate Rocky Point Road. August 12th & 13th From 10:0– 4:00 PM Steinway Grand Piano, Rugs, Furniture & Antiques + Lots of Books. Take I 95 N to Exit 5 Old Greenwich, Right on US1 1ST Right on to Sound Beach Ave. thru Town, Right on Shore Drive, 2nd Left Rocky Point Road. (914) 261-0095

AFFORDABLE HAN DYMAN M ENCH SPECIALI ZI NG I N ALL FORM S OF HOM E I M PROVEM ENT KITCHENS, BATHROOMS, ROOFING, SIDING, CENTRAL AC, STORM DOORS, WINDOWS AND ENTRY DOORS

LICENSED AND INSURED CALL 516-297-4316 OR EMAIL AVIANO2011@LIVE.NET

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JOBS WANTED & SERVICES OFFERED 9040 Kawai Baby Grand piano. Ebony satin finish, excellent condition.

Contact 978-505-0971

ESTATE SALE / HOME FURNISHINGS HOME – TAG ALONG ESTATE SALESCOLLEGE ROAD,RIVERDALE, N.Y. Thursday Aug. 4th 4:00 to 8:00 PM Friday Aug. 5th 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Hudson River Oil Painting, Chickering Baby Grand Piano, Crystal Silver China, Books, Linens, Adams Style Gilt Mirror, Painted Chest, + Lots More. Contact (914) 261-0095 9040

9040 ISLAND PACKET 1987, 31’, 2nd owner, comfortable cruiser $54,900 631-283-6853

PIANO FOR SALE YAMAHA BABY GRAND Like New, Lightly Used $12,000.00 Contact (631)666-7439 or (516)972-6277

COLLECTIBLES AMERICANA COLLECTION – American Mechanical Muscle:1850-2000.

140 + Die Cast Models, 200 + Plastic Kits.

98% NIB; 290+ItemDescriptive & Historical Books. $20K/OBO Contact Eric @ (860) 683-2140 Lv name, phone # & best times for callback.

9040

Commercial gym equipment (4), hammer strength (2) nautilus (1) cybex – 2 yrs old original cost 18K asking 8K. Call owner 516-661-9639 ANTIQUES FOR SALE - Morgan Silver Dollars 1878, 1882, 1889, 1895 & 1897 609-494-0900 9040

Furniture Kew Garden Hills: Italian and French DR, BR, breakfront, Hi-riser, chandelier and Paintings. Call 917-836-0146 9040

9040

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE-COLLECTABLES: ROSEVILLE COLLECTION 60 Pieces, All Patterns, Shapes & Sizes, Beautiful $8,000.00 + ARMOIRE – 1875 Italian, Perfect Condition, Breaks Down in (5) Sections, Elegant $8,000.00 .

Contact (212) 741-3887 or (646) 267-7391 9040

NEW JERSEY & PHILADELPHIA, PA Apartment For Sale 9055

9050

VACATION VILLAGE get away For your pleasure indoor pool country air fabulous views. Hurry choose your home.

Townhouses. Lakefront, Lakeviews mountain area. Exclusive Estates.

3 to 7 bedrooms from $117K. view homes: www.estyhomes.com Call Esty 516-948-0766 Five Towns Miller Realty 516-374-4100 stc

9055

Need either printer or fax diagnostic and repair(will gladly come to your location.) For immediate response at very reasonable rates.

Call 908-444-2418 stc 9050

9040

9040

PIANO 5ft upright/w bench, $750 Cherrywood-marblemirror hall tree, $700, 5 pc offic e furniture $650, corner curio cabinet, $150 631-736-2195

Merchandise Wanted.

Buying All Diabetic Test Strips. Cash paid.

Nicotine Patches/Gum. Fast NY/NJ pickup 646-400-5270

2011 Dimension one hot tub, brand new, 3 year warrantee, seats 6 (2 pumps) Stainless steel jets.

The #1 rates hot tub for energy efficienc y.

Originally $8839.

Sale $5997 631-681-4400

9040

Buying 9045

Other NEW YEARS EVE – Renting Restaurant Space with Food and Drinks or Without.

Please Advise by Nov. 28th. Contact (917) 892-4519 RW 9050

9050 I am looking for a one or two car garage for rent. I live in Marine park. Call (917) 915-0465. FA 9050 Laser by Joy BROOKLYN’S BEST STUDIO Hair Removal Special With any treatment over $100 FREE UPPER LIP! *FULL Body Laser Hair Removal *Photo Rejunivation

By Appointment* Free Consultation 403 AVENUE M* BKLYN NY (347) 204-8226 FA

POWER BOAT FOR SALE 25’ BERTRAM – CUSTOM REBUILT CONTACT (508) 5409999 WWW.BERTRAM25.

COM RW

Margate Rancher (bold) Large lot. 2 Bedroom large seperate garage. Fenced dog run. large driveway upgrades. near boards and beach. Block and half from dog park $285,000 609-377-7109 9055

9055 ENGLEWOOD 3BR COL NEAR HOUSE OF WORSHIP $425K 3BR CAPE UPDATED WALK ALL 499K 5BR SPLIT LARGE PROPERTY WALK 725K 3BR TONHOUSE NEAR ALL 725K AARON RE 201-569-1606

Passaic Park 358 Brook Avenue MIC 5BR 2.5 BTH very large LR DR Hardwood floors Huge kosher EIK opens to deck.

Large backyard 2C garage finished basement/ attic $649K. Near shuls/ Transportation. FSBO No agents owner has RE referral lic 973-773-2103 9055

9030

OLD WATCHES CLOCKS WANTED

BY COLLECTOR REGARDLESS OF CONDITION HIGHEST PRICES PAID. 212-5178725 9050

AC Berkley: Luxury condobuilding on boardwalk. 1BR furnished.

Parking yearly. $1050/mo, pool, fitness center, WID. Call 609-335-7855 9055

Passaic Park: Open hse, Sun 5/15 11-4; 358 Brook Ave. MIC, 5BR, 2.5bth, very lg LR/DR, H/W fls. Huge kshr EIK opens to deck. Lg bkyd, 2c gar. fin bsmt/attic $649K. Nr shuls/trans. For sale by owner. No agents, Owner has RE referral lic 973-773-2103 9055

The Jewish Voice is looking for motivated, professional individuals to join our SALES team in New Jersey!

Experience not needed, but Preferred.

Willing to train.

Email your resume to: info@jewishvoiceny.com, or call: 800-998-0885 for more information.

Shalom Cemetery (bold) Prime Spot Jacob Lot 54 Graves 3 and 4 with extras call 215-962-5580 stc 9050

For an extra special birthday party face painting with Chani (bold/CAPS) Reasonably Priced! For more info call Chani at 347-6681632. Or via email at paintaclownface@ yahoo.com stc 9050

NOVEMBER 18, 2011

Manalapan: True mother/daughter colonial, 2 kitchens, 2 LR, total 6 BR, 3 bths, many upgrades, lg pool, C/Vac, large lot 732-792-1143 9055

Condos/Co ops/ NJ Hoboken-$1.15 m secluded carriage house, 3 firplaces, luxury, appliance package, patio +w/trellis+hot tub, terrace 3 flrs 201-400-3986 FOR SALE, LAKEWOOD 4 CONDOS AVAILABLE 2,000-2,400 sq. ft. $335,000- $345,000 1st St. & Madison Ave. Please call for info/appt.

718-974-5550

Apartment For Rent 9060 Apartment for rent, NJ, 2nd floor in private house.

2 BR, Lrg LR, lrg kitchen.

Includes heat & hot water, lrg closets. $1,150 201-659-5574 9085 Boca Raton 2 Bedroom condo luxury 2nd floor near clubhouse and temples available 12/1 $1900/mo call 718213-0326 stc

Red Bank Downtown offic e space available 1350sqft. Vaulted ceilings, fios Internet. Parking available. Call Art 732-222-3553 Lakewood, NJ: 1 BR, 1.5 bth, newly renovated apt, LR, DR, EIK. Reasonably priced, near shopping and houses of worship.

Call 732-904-1921 Parsippany: Lak Hiawatha-1 BR condo quiet building, 2nd flr, walk-up, updated appliances in EIK. Renovated bath, new windows, new electric, good closet, space storage bin + laundry room on-site ample parking, great nearby park and ride. 2 miles, no pets, no smoking. $875 monthly. Call 973-207-0860 Owner.

Monmouth Beach: Oceanfront, breathtaking 2 BR, 2 bth, kitch, lg LR w/ dining area, huge deck, indoor/outdoor pool, 24hr security, easy bus/ ferry commute NYC, $2500/mo 201-825-2646

Apt for rent Oradel: Renov Victorian 3 BR/ LR/ DR/ EIK, 1.5 bth sun room/ 2 car gar + includes aupare apartment w/ EIK full bath/ mini kitchen/ LV Bdrm. Close to trains/ Bus. $3300.00 Contact 203-241-2243

Property For Rent 9065 New Jersey MIDDLETOWN – Rt. 36, Join CVS & P.O. in high traffic location, 1400 – 4200 S.F. 732-996-4354

9070

Middletown Township 1000 to 2150 sqft close to oxford valley mall, across from super market, Walgreens, bank immediate occupancy. Rent reduced. Must be seen.

David Fiori, inc. realtors 215-757-1000

9065

9070 New Jersey JACKSON- Prof. 2 rm ofc approx. 500sf $650/mo+ elect.

Private entrance 732-995-3271 9075 New Jersey FREEHOLD TWP Class “A” Offic e Space 400 W. Main St. 1500 s.f.

(5 rms incl. kit. & recep). Elev., marble lobbies, 24-hr. access, Daily janitorial, Immed occ. 732-780-0900 9050 AC Boardwalk: Ocean Club Beautiful Decorated 1 BR 1 ½ BA 2 TVs Cable kit w/d Sleeps 6 All amenities. Monthly or Season. Call owner: 201-670-9015

Property For Sale 9065 7030 Lenox, MA condo 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom terrace plus large studio, 10 minute to tanglewood and 3 houses of worship $175k. 561-656-4685 stc

Beth Israel Cemetery Wood bridge, NJ Burial plots.

With grave sites $2,000 - Must be sold together.

Call 917-371-4871.

9050 NEW LISTING LAKEWOOD INDIAN PEERS 51,977 SF 2228 CEILING HEIGHT FORLEADING 1 DRIVE IN DOCKS $95 SF PRINCIPLES ONLY 732-905-5606 OR EMAIL AT MEHGH2011@ YAHOO.COM 9065 Clifton Patricia Loop: Move in condition!

3BR ranch, EIK, updated full bath. $329,900 FSBO 973-220-9116 www.zillow.com

HOUSE FOR SALE , NEW JERSEY OCEAN/ DEAL / ALLENHURST AREA – Completely Renovated High End Six (6) Bedroom, Four (4) Bath Home Set on Almost One (1) acre, Shows Like New Construction! Quiet Neighborhood of HighEnd Homes with over 4,500 SF (+ 1,500 SF Walk Up Attic) Extensive Moldings, Amazing Floor Plan, Huge Chef Inspired Gourmet EIK W/ 12’ Vaulted Ceiling Overlooking F/R and Backyard. An Amazing Home for Entertaining both Inside & Out. Three (3) Fire Places, Two (2) Laundry Rooms, Three (3) Car Garage, 20’X 50’. Inground Pool & Maids Quarters!Around Corner from Hollywood Country Club, Beach & Numerous Houses of Worship.$995/K .

Contact (732) 689-2517 9065

LOTS FOR SALE LYNWOOD, NJ 2 beautiful lots on new private cul de sac street Kassina drive one huge lot 28,000 square feet and another lot 850 square feet all utilities available drastically reduced make offer call owner 609-926-0220 9050

Rockaway Township, NJ: New construction New Jersey. (2) story colonial. Lakefront property. Walking distance to temple.

Contact 973-983-9527

9065

9050

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Ringwood: 1 acre wooded lot, 280’ of frontage. Beautiful area.

180 Magee Rd $229K 406-522-0325 9065

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NJ & PA Elizabeth, NJ: Historic Center: Newly renovated brick/ vinyl one family house- 8 Bedrooms/ 3 bths, family room, bonus rooms, eat-in-kitchen, new roof, siding, windows, boiler, water heater and porchhardwood floors and new carpeting -$280,000. Call owner 908-688-7262

Available For Rent 7065

7030

TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE WOODLAND PARK, N.J. 3 LEVEL RENOVATED TOWNHOUSE 3BDRMS/2 FULL BATHS AND 2 HALF BATHS. NEW CUSTOM KITCHEN WITH NEW GRANITE COUNTER TOPS/ S.S. APPLIANCES. FIRE PLACE/ L.R. MOVE IN CONDITION. NR HIGHWAYS & NYC TRAINS. $500.K CONTACT (973) 417-9638 FOR PHOTOS PLS EMAIL ROBERTVARGAS@ OPTONLINE.NET 9065

Israel Arnona 6 rooms, fully furnished garden and terrace, view quiet, prestigious available 30/08 long/short term tel: 02-671-2946 or email:nglatzeer@gmail. com stc AC WARWICK: Lg unfurn, new carpets, Ocean View. Yrly rental $1275 per month, includes utils, storage cable, prkg.

856-596-1816 7065

Lower Makefield: 4300sqft, 2 sty French Colonial, 4 Bdrms, 4 Ba min to shopping train, hospitals, golf course…$3,250 DAVID FIORI INC. 215-757-1000 7065

Apartment For Sale 9055

9065 Far Hills: 14 Acres trees/ Stream BEDMINSTER Horse County. Foundation Built holds 7000 sq ft.

Home Well Septic patio/ pool/ spa Driveway.

Contact 908-234-1743 or 908-399-2100

Teaneck: Totally renov 4 BR, 2.5Bth with finished basement in prime w Engelwood location. $739K Vacant 201-483-8901

9000 Jerusalem/ Lev Yerushalayim: 2 BR, furnishes, sleeps 6.

Available 6/27 – 7/25.

Reasonable, Jack 561-414-7998 jm@erspec.com

9050

Lakewood: Corner store for rent, good location.

Call 732-513-9470

9075

Residential/ Commercial Howell, NJ Near Lakewood, 20,000 sq ft asking 650k.

Reasonably priced!

Call now Dominick 908-415-2299 or Sal 718-853-3629

Office/Commercial/ Business For Rent 9070 9075 COMMERICAL PROPERTY FOR RENT , NEW JERSEY HOBOKEN, WASHINGTON STREET 1,200 Square Ft; Raw Space – Next to City Hall, Path Station & Cake Boss. Rent $19,500.00 Please Call (561)339-7567rw

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 9070 BUSINESS FOR SALE, NEW JERSEY OWNER RETIRING, Great (BHPH) Buy Here / Pay Here Store. Previous Franchise, Near Newest Hospital in USA. $2M. Required Including Real Estate. 24%/12% Net Return Absentee.

Contract: carking301@ verizon.net or (856) 840-9200 Leave Msg. RW 9070

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Israel Jerusalem 3BR 2BTH brand new centrally located available immediately screens on all windows and exit doors to balcony sleeps 8 plus 2 on a living room pull out central a/c computer access w/d microwaves huge refrigerator freezer internet call owner 347-776-1918 stc 9000

Israel Jerusalem Har Hazeitim Near kotel 1 plot available 954-435-7019 Avail immediately stc

9000

9000 Israel amazing professional medical masseuse reflexology deep tissue massage liberating and very relaxing treatment which will make your day call 052-325-6536 9000 Israel Rechavia, Jerusalem Beautiful new fully furnished 2BR 2BTH apt. Available short term. Washer/ Dryer. Hadar 347-306-1552

9000 Ramat Beit: Charming spacious 6T rooms, cottage spectacular view. Garden, patio, Quiet lane in amazing Anglo-Saxon modern Orthodox community 050-873-2442 or 02-586-3242

Israel Lev Yerushalayim renovated 1 BR furnished apt sleeps 4 all amenities available 8/22-09/26, Part of all call 937 304-4026 054-689-7803 9000

9000 Lev Yerushalayim Hotel 2BRs 2 BTHs kosher kitchen terrace 011-972-673-7330 email arusi_ez@zahav. net.il

Talbieh: Exclusive Bartenura St. Very big 210sqm, 5 room completely renov apartment. Private garden,parking etc… $1,950,000.

Serious seller. DWELL Jerusalem. 02-567-0607 Reuven 050-523-1478 We have many more properties!

9000

Lev Yerushaky: Hotel, 2 BRs, 2 bths, kosher kitchen, terrace 972-3-673-7330 Email: arusi-ez@zahav.net.il 9000

Lev Yerushalayim: Hotel. 2 BRs 2BTHS, Kosher kitchen, terrace. 9723-673-7330 e-mail: arusi-ez@zahav.net.il 9000

9000 Tallbieh: Exclusive Bartenura St. Very big 210 sqm, 5 room completely renovated apt. Private garden, parking etc, $1,950,000. Serious seller, DWELL, Jerusalem.

02-567-6607 Reuven 050-523-1478 We have many more properties!

Special Deals 1. King Solomon: Jerusalem & Tiberias 2. Prima Kings: Jerusalem 3.Selection of hotels throughout Israel & abroad 4.Early bird specials Grossman Tours Tel: 052-624-4733 or 052-624-8189 9000

Talbeih: Exclusive Bartenura St: Very big 210 sqm, 5 rms completely renovated apartment.

Private garden, parking etc. $1,950,000.

Serious seller. DWELL, JERUSALEM. 02-567-0607 Reuven 050-523-1478. We have many more properties.

9000

Beautiful apartment for sale in the old city of Jerusalem with unique view. Call 011-972-52-462-8913 or see www.apt-oldcity. com

9000

Designer living in JERUSALEM: Beautiful 1 family house with a view to die for. You’ll never leave home, high ceilings, amazing gardens/ patio for entertaining and huge succah. Spacious LR and master bdrm suite.

Big DR, full kitch, book lined den. 5 BRS, CAC, oil heat and advanced solar heating and advanced solar heating. Private covered parking. Contact owners. Michael and Sara at MikeWid@netvision. net.il or 011-972-2532-23868 THE PREMIER CHOICE FOR JERUSALEM PROPERTY SERVICES. – Long term rentals – Short term rentals – Renovations – Buying a property LOST assistance Shia Getter Property YOUR JOB? Management +972-77-234-6011 Looking for sg@shiagetter.com a New or www.shiagetter.com

9000

Career?

Kosher Services Worldwide: Malcolm THE Green EventsVOICE from the JEWISH dryer of the JOB angl-saxon HAS OPPORTUNITIES caterers for all your Glatt Kosher catering needs in Israel and throughout the Caribbean and the wider world.

Call 052-244-8709 or 9-862-6442 Email: koshercaterer@yahoo. co.uk 9000

Jerusalem: Private suite in 5 Star Ramada, sleeps up to 8. In/out pools $250/nite Albert 514-803-8838

9000

9000 Israel Great Opportunity Lot for Sal! Villa in Kfar Shamryahu, rent long term/short term Apts marina in Herziliya Pituach.

Call 408-340-1125 or 011-972-50-529-3777 or 011-972-77-575-1170 or irit0110@hotmail.com stc

Israel Apt in Talbiah Nr Inbal short walk to kotel. 2BR 2Bth kosher W/D, A/C, sleeps 6 + short term only.

Parking.

718-544-7571 stc 9000

9000 Israel Lev: Yerushalayim hotel 2BRs 2BTHS kosher kitchen terrace 972-3-673-7330 Email: arusi_ez@zahav.net.il

HEWITT ESTATE FOR SALE Newly renov, new septic, 2 bldgs Occupied, 16X60’ gar, w/3br apt, 3BR, 2.5 bth, 2 LR, 2 kits on 1.3 acs, Circ dvwy, barn & 2 sheds. 10 mins ski resorts, 40 mins NYC $450K. Call owner 973835-3916MK 9070

Lakewood: Corner store for rent. Good location. Call 732-513-9470

9070

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9000 Luxury rentals for short/ long term in Herzelia. The apartments are furnished and newly renovated.

They are avail for individuals or families.

Call 011-972-54-942-1444 or www.99yafit.com 9000 HERZILYA PITUAH. For sale, rare and wonderful villa, 10 rooms, 500/750 sq m., modern architecture, new meticulously designed and built with perfectionistic quality at the highest level possible, located in quiet and tranquil surroundings, exciting and one of a kind.

050-620-0000, zvicohen3@gmail.com 9000 DESIGNER LIVING IN JERUSALEM: Beautiful 1-family house with a view to die for. You’ll never leave home. High ceilings.

LOST LOST Amazing gardens/ patio for entertaining and huge YOUR JOB? YOUR JOB? LOST succah. pacious living room and master bdrmfor Looking Looking for YOUR suite.

Big diningJOB? rm. Full a a New New kitchen, book-lined den, Looking for five bdrms. Ctrl AC, oil heat Career?

Career? a New and advanced solar heating.

Private covred parking.

Career?

THE THE Contact Owners – JEWISH JEWISHVOICE Michael and Sara VOICE at THE HAS JOB HAS JOB mikewid@netviosion.net.

OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES il or JEWISH VOICE HAS JOB 011-972-2-5322-868

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9000 New villa. Very high quality. Stunning 210 sqm corner center of Omer, 2 floors.

052-758-8102 9000 All types of properties available. Looking to buy apts or invest in Israel?

Many options available.

Call my new number.

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FLORIDA 9000 WHAT! My family in a luxurious Lev Yerushalayim Hotel Suite holiday apt (sleeps 5) best location, all amenities, daily maid for just $100/night?

(7night min) Private owner Tel/Fax 011-772-8-633-4758 Zevwand@yahoo.com 9000 Beautiful apartment for sale in the old city of Jerusalem with unique view.

Call 011-972-52-462-8913

Retire in Jerusalem?

Jerusalem: Lux 3 BR hotel apt, 20 min walk to kotel, kit, DR, LR, pool. Avail for Pesach 347-721-7722 9000

Palm Aire Top Floor 3 bedroom 2 bathroom mint season, HYPERLINK “mailto:jbuff@elliman. com”jbuff@elliman.c om 917-974-2001 stc 9085

Jerusalem Center: 16 King George, furnishes, 3BR penthouse duplex, 2.5 bth, 4 porches, Shabbat elevator, short / long term.

718-776-3282 http:// dennydaniel.com/israel 9000

Jerusalem: Best location 3 min to plaza and great synagogue, 5 min to Mamilla and 15 min to kotel, stunning 3BR luxuriously furnished balcony with stunning view, private elevator, 2 car gar. Available holidays! VIEW ONLINE: www.akivaiz.com or call owner 917-582-9441 9000

3.5 room unique penthouse in “Hod Jerusalem“ retirement home (self ownership - no deposit required!)

Call 972-50-5920507 firmdew@hotmail.com

Great opportunity: Lots for sale in Rosh Pina, lots for sale in Even Yehuda, also apartments for rent in Ezilya Pituach.

Call 408-340-1125, 011-97-50-529-3777, 011-972-77-575-1170 irit0110@hotmai.com 7070

Moving to Florida?

Love high fashion jewelry and accessories?

Turnkey business for sale. $10,000 buys stocks/fix tures/training Inside too busy to leave Boca/ Delray Low rent high profit Be your own boss!! Call Francine 561-289-8186stc

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9085 Boca Raton 2BR condo second floor near clubhouse and temples available 12/1 $1900/ mo.

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Margate/Ventnor Beautiful home 3 houses off beach 4BR 3 full baths magnifice nt view. Elegant furnishings, no pets no smoking. Great location.

Close to restaurants.

July 6 – August 5th Available September – May 2012 9 month lease. Asking $990/mo Call 856-663-0671 9080

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9080 Palm Coast, FL For sale by owner, asking $179K 14 Woodglen Pl, 4 Bd, 2 full baths, pool, cul de sac, golf, beach, shops, rests. 386-446-9032 https://sites.google.com/ site/14woodglenplace/ 9080 AS IS REAL ESTATE INC. We are looking to buy residential & commercial real estate 909 E29st, unit #4K Brooklyn, NY 11210 www. as-is-realty.com Tel: 718-252-0141 Fax 347-713-4241 9080 Central Florida.

Very private Estate Site 240 acres. Mile from paved road surrounded

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Abundant Wildlife.

Contact 407-8864922 Email: Kenggn@ hotmail.com 9080 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP: 1000 to 2150sqft Close to Oxford Valley Mall, Across from supermarket, Walgreens, Bank. Imm Occupancy. Rent Reduced.

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