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Israel Tapoohi Picked to Lead State of Israel Bonds

ZOA Gala Held at NYC’s Grand Hyatt Hotel

Leading Israeli Business Exec Brings Private Sector Expertise to Organization srael (Izzy) Tapoohi, widely regarded as one of Israel’s most innovative and successful business executives, became president and CEO of Development Corporation for Israel/Israel Bonds at the end of last month.

In welcoming Tapoohi, Chairman of the Board Richard Hirsch said, “Mr. Tapoohi’s forward-looking business acumen, together with his heartfelt Zionist ideals, make him exceptionally well-qualified to

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Actor Michael Douglas with his wife and fellow A-lister Catherine Zeta-Jones at the Children of Chernobyl Celebrity Charity Dinner. (PHOTO CREDIT: TZVI ALLEN FISHMAN)

Chabad’s Children of Chernobyl Hosts Star Studded Celebrity Gala The New President & CEO of Israel Bonds, Izzy Tapoohi (R), meets with Sen. Joseph Lieberman

elevate the Bonds organization to new levels of achievement.”

Born in Israel and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Tapoohi was a Zionist activist in New South Wales and served as chairman of the local aliyah organization. In 1979, he immigrated with his family to Israel.

Tapoohi brings an outstanding level of experience to the Bonds organization.

Highly regarded for his private sector expertise and insights, he served as a top executive for many of Israel’s most prominent companies, including chairman of the board of Africa-Israel Investments and executive chairman of the board of Bezeq, Continued on page 8

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More than 800 ardent supporters of Israel gathered Sunday night for the Zionist Organization of America›s 114th Justice Louis D. Brandeis Award Dinner at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Manhattan.

The star-studded, gala event paid special tributes to TV talk show host Glenn Beck, Republican presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann and U.S. Congresswoman Ileana RosLehtinen (R) of Florida.

By Fern Sidman

In an evening replete with all the flair and sophistication of most luxurious Hollywood soirée, Chabad’s Children of Chernobyl Organization (CCOC) commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster and celebrated the great achievements of the CCOC on Monday evening, November 21. del Schneerson, ZT”L, Rabbi Yossie, known

By Tzvi Allen Fishman he star-studded gala event, dubbed “Children of the World,” included a large celebrity fantasy auction and cocktail reception followed by dinner. The event, which took place at Pier 60 in Manhattan’s Chelsea Pier Complex, was punctuated by a red carpeted entrance for the numerous Hollywood personalities who attended and supported the event. Dozens of photographers and journalists crowded the red carpet, trying to get a snapshot or a sound bite from the many celebrities.

The CCOC was founded in 1990 by a Rabbi Yossie Raichik, ZT”L. Inspired by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Men-

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for his loving and giving nature, was determined to rescue the thousands of children who suffered from the terrible nuclear tragedy in Chernobyl in 1986. The “Children of Chernobyl” were exposed to the lethal radiation and the aftereffects of this radiation upon the environment near Chernobyl.

Many of the children were Jewish, as the area was an historic center for Jewish living and culture. Yossie, who was Director of CCOC for 18 years and tragically passed away three years ago, was responsible for saving 2,547 children in 81 rescue flights to Israel from Chernobyl. Today, CCOC is the only organization that permanently evacuates and treats

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Prominent media personality and “Defender of Israel” award recipient Glenn Beck with GOP presidential candidate Rep. Michelle Bachman (PHOTO CREDIT: DAVID KARP)

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The Obama administration is considering arming Qatar with huge bunker buster bombs.

An ‘Al Qaeda sympathizer’ was arrested in New York City late last week on terrorism-related charges. see p. 10

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Kissinger Called Jews 'Self-Serving,' 'Bastards' Documents from 1972 Show Then-Secretary of State Kissinger, a Jew, Held Anti-Jewish Views

By Gil Ronen ranscripts from 39 years ago show that Henry Kissinger, a Jew who later served as U.S. Secretary of State under President Richard Nixon, held anti-Jewish views.

In 1972, then-Prime Minister Golda Meir asked Nixon to protest to the Kremlin over its levying of fees for exit permits for Jews who wish to emigrate.

The Associated P ress quotes Kissinger as calling Jews “self serving” and using the word

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“bastards” in reference to them.

At the time of the events, AP explains, the White House was “defending its strategy of quiet diplomacy” and sought to assure American Jews that Nixon was very concerned about the plight of Soviet Jews but that quiet diplomacy was the best approach.

A White House official, Leonard Garment asked Kissinger for help and guidance, saying he was flooded with letters and phone calls from concerned Jews. The late Alexander Haig, Nixon’s national security adviser, had forwarded Meir’s letter to him as well. Kissinger was Haig’s deputy at the time.

The transcripts show that Kissinger said to Garment: “Is there a more self-serving group of people than the Jewish community?”

Garment, also Jewish, replied: “None in the world.”

Kissinger was then quoted as saying “What the hell do they think they are accomplishing?” and “You can’t even tell [the] bastards anything in confidence because they’ll leak it.”

Kissinger said, however, that he would take up the issue with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and also meet again with Jewish leaders. “They ought to remember what this administration has done,” he added.

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U.S. Secret Agents Arrested in Lebanon, Iran White House Refuses to Comment Hezbollah’s recent capture of American spies has severely crippled the U.S. war on the terror group that is responsible for more American casualties than any other group in the past 10 years. ezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah this summer proudly stated that the terrorist organization and political party caught at least two American spies who had infiltrated his organization. American media reported Monday that Hezbollah has nabbed a dozen spies, whose fate is unknown.

So far, the White House is refusing to comment on the arrests. White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters Monday he would not discuss intelligence matters. But separately, U.S. officials have confirmed to reporters that Iran and Lebanon-based Hezbollah have identified a number of spies. Officials say many have already been, or are in danger of being, executed.

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The agents were paid informants working for the Central Intelligence Agency, and they were helping the U.S. gather information about Iran’s nuclear programs and the activities of the terrorist organization Hezbollah.

The damage to intelligence has been especially high, according to current and former officials interviewed by the Associated Press. Officials said that one of the reasons has been the Bush and Obama administrations’ rush to kill terrorist leaders, taking the emphasis off of spy networks.

One deadly result was the killing of seven CIA workers and the wounding of six others in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan two years ago. The terrorist had posed as in informant.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah this summer proudly stated that the terrorist organization and political party caught at least two American spies who had infiltrated his organization. American media reported Monday that Hezbollah has nabbed a dozen spies, whose fate is unknown.

Egypt’s Military Rulers to Form New Government gypt’s military rulers have agreed to form a new government and promised to transfer power to a civilian body by July 2012.

The head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, Mohamed Tantawi, announced the decision in his televised speech late Tuesday after a crisis meeting with various political groups. He said he had accepted the resignation of the civilian Cabinet of

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Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, but that it will remain in place until a new government is formed.

Military rulers said they were prepared to organize a referendum on an immediate power transfer, if necessary. They also promised to begin staggered parliamentary elections as planned on November 28 and to hold presidential elections before July 2012.

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Tens of thousands of protesters who massed in Cairo’s Tahrir Square expressed displeasure with Tantawi’s announcement, saying they want to see military rule end immediately. Some called for his resignation.

Clashes between police and demonstrators angry at Tantawi’s speech erupted in several other cities, including the northern port city of Alexandria. Al-Jazeera TV showed armored vehicles firing what appeared to be

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It is known that Israel and the United States share intelligence at the highest levels, and Lebanon’s capture of alleged spies for Israel has made things even tough in the war on terror in Lebanon. Hezbollah and pro-Syrian parties dominate the Beirut government, which is part of the Iranian-Hamas axis.

The U.S. State Department has termed Hezbollah as “the most technically capable terrorist group in the world.”

Its alliance with Iran gives both Hezbollah and the Islamic Republic shared intelligence and technology, such as identifying mobile phones used by spies.

Some officials have said that being discovered is simply one of the dangers of being a spy. But some officials familiar with the situation say there are also indications the CIA may have failed to take adequate precautions to keep its informants safe.

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tear gas at a large crowd that had gathered in the city center.

Egypt’s Health Ministry says at least 29 people have died and hundreds more have been wounded nationwide during the latest unrest.

In an apparent concession to demonstrators, the military council earlier issued a law that bans anyone convicted of corruption from running for office or holding a government position. The move could restrict members of Mr. Mubarak’s former ruling party from competing in the upcoming elections.

Amnesty International on Tuesday accused Egypt’s rulers of brutality sometimes exceeding that of Mubarak.

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A top Iranian Guards commander has begged Israel to stage an attack so Iran will be justified in throwing the “enemy’ into the “trash can of history.”

By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu evolutionary Guards Aerospace Force Commander Brigadier General Ali Hajizadeh told the Iranian Fars News Agency, “One of our big wishes is that they take this action because it is now a long time that we have piled up huge potential energy and we are eager to spend it and throw the enemies of Islam and Muslims into the trash can of the history.”

His comments are part of a continuing and escalating psychological war of words between Iran and Israel and several American officials.

Iran has continuously mocked Israel for allegedly bluffing with threats that it will attack Iran in order to delay or stop the Islamic Republic from manufacturing a nuclear weapon.

Iran’s constant militant verbal response is thought by some to be bluff because of doubts about whether it has the military power it claims to have.

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Nevertheless, the Guards Politburo chief stated, “If the Zionist regime commits such a mistake [of attacking], it would mean that it has entered the final days of its existence, since the Islamic Republic of Iran is a powerful and strong country which can defend its territorial integrity and interests across the globe, especially in the Middle East.”

President Shimon Peres, who almost always appeals for using dialogue and not weapons, said earlier this month that an attack on Iran was becoming “increasingly more likely.” While France has warned Israel not to exercise the “military option,” an increasing number of American officials are reaching the conclusion that it is too late for tougher economic sanctions to stop Iran’s nuclear program.

John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said more than two years ago that Israel should take the initiative and attack Iran because sanctions and diplomatic “engagement” would not work.

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Fatah Embraces Hamas, May Doom Peace Process Fatah, Hamas reportedly agree on elections next May Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas has agreed to form a national unity government with the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist movement in a deal that will apparently force the pro-Western Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad to resign. ayyad, an American-trained economist trusted by western governments and who supports negotiations with Israel, has done more than any other Palestinian leader both to build up the West Bank economy and to fight corruption in the Palestinian Authority (PA).

The future of the moribund peace process remains in jeopardy, with Abbas scheduled to meet Hamas leaders in Cairo later this month. The two sides are expected to finalize plans for elections next May and form an interim government under which Abbas’ political party Fatah will share power with Hamas, the terrorist organization which aims to destroy Israel. A key Hamas condition is the resignation of Fayyad, who supports the peace process and the two-state solution.

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The Palestinians have not had elections since 2006 when Hamas claimed electoral victory. Hamas opposes the peace process and controls Gaza, from where terrorist have fired thousands of rockets against Israeli civilians. Two more rockets were fired from Fayyad supports negotiations with Gaza at Israel Tuesday, Israel, and has done more than any other bringing the total this Palestinian leader both to build up the West year to 613 rockets that Bank economy and to fight corruption in the have killed 4 civilians and Palestinian Authority. As a pre-condition for wounded scores more. elections with Fatah, Hamas is demanding The 2006 elections his resignation. were followed by a bloody coup in which Hamas seized power in Gaza from the United Nations subsequently Fatah. The diplomatic Quartet imposed economic sanctions on comprised of the United States, the PA, demanding Hamas stop its the European Union, Russia and armed attacks against Israel and

accept the peace process.

In the wake of the coup, Abbas appointed Fayyad prime minister in the West Bank in 2007, but Hamas in Gaza never recognized the appointment and continues to insist that Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is the Palestinian prime minister.

The Fatah-Hamas struggle is one of the factors that have kept Israeli-Palestinian peace talks stalled for several years. Another victory at the polls by Hamas may spell the end of the peace process, as Hamas leaders have repeatedly rejected peace negotiations and said they would “never” recognize Israel.

By Viva Sarah Press nature warden on a routine patrol in the Hula Nature Reserve found the amphibian, known as the Hula painted

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didn’t look familiar,” Nature and Parks Authority warden Yoram Malka told the Ha’aretz newspaper. “I rushed over and caught a frog, and when I turned it over I saw that it had a black belly with white spots, the identifying mark of the painted frog. I immediately returned [with it] to the reserve’s office and took

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“It’s very exciting; to me it’s like finding the Dead Sea Scrolls of nature conservation in Israel,” said Dr. Sarig Gafni, an expert in amphibians.

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Bnei Akiva's Ethiopian Youth Celebrate Sigd Bnei Akiva’s Ethiopian youth hit Jerusalem’s pedestrian mall this week to celebrate the traditional Sigd holiday with passersby.

Bnei Akiva youth who participate in its HaShachar Project for Ethiopians, visited the pedestrian mall in Jerusalem on Wednesday, where they will celebrate with passersby the traditional Sigd holiday.

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he youth will set up booths for children, offer traditional food and put on a special show with traditional music and dances in order to explain to the Israeli public about this special holiday of the Ethiopian community, about which many people do not know.

Sigd is a holiday which is traditionally marked on the 29th day of the month of Cheshvan, which is 50 days after Yom Kippur.

The festival, which is unique to the Ethiopi-

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in Jerusalem, during which the Kessim (the Ethiopian religious leaders) read from the Orit (an Amharic version of the Torah). The ritual is followed by the breaking of the fast, dancing, and general revelry.

In Ethiopia, the community would ascend to the highest point in their dwelling place and pray for their redemption while facing Jerusalem, a city of mystical centrality in the Beta Israel tradition.

The holiday is in fact an act of public self examination, which comes in addition to the private self examination for which each Jewish individual is responsible on

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an Jewish community, symbolizes the reacceptance of the Torah led by Ezra the Scribe and that took place before the construction of the Second Temple. Its date is analogous to the 50 days which are counted between Pesach and Shavuot when the Torah was given on Mount Sinai. According to the Beta Israel (Ethiopian Jews who did not undergo conversion to Christianity and subsequent return to Judaism as did the Falashmura Jews) tradition, the 29th of Cheshvan is also the day that G-d revealed himself to Moses for the first time on Mount Sinai.

The word “Sigd” is the Amharic word for “prostration.” The celebration of the festival in Israel is marked by a fast and a gathering

Yom Kippur. During the public gathering, the community reaffirms the covenant and expresses its continued hope for the arrival of the final redemption.

Sigd was first celebrated in Israel by members of the Ethiopian community in the early 1980s. In February 2008, MK Uri Ariel submitted legislation to the Knesset that would see Sigd established as an Israeli national holiday. The Knesset officially added Sigd to the list of State holidays in July 2008. The law says that Sigd would be marked on the 29th day of Cheshvan in a special assembly organized by the Ministry of Education.

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Reluctant Turkey a Key Player in any Sanctions Regime against Iran Any effort to impose effective sanctions on Iran in the wake of the report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will require Turkey’s cooperation.

Pressure on Turkey to Participate in Sanctions

On Sacred Ground Stern College Graduate Lea New is on a Mission to Preserve a Forgotten Holocaust Burial Site In the small town of Netishin, Ukraine, more than 1,500 Jewish bodies are buried in two shallow graves. The bodies are victims of the Einsatzgruppen, Adolf Hitler’s infamous paramilitary death squads that swept through the region in 1941. There is no monument and the victims’ clothing and shoes, along with fragments of Torah scrolls, prayer books and tefillin still lay on the ground. All this may change soon, thanks to the efforts of Lea New, a 2008 graduate of Yeshiva University’s Stern College for Women.

By Michael Orbach think it’s important work to make a resting place to remind the world and ourselves of this tragedy,” said New, who is currently pursuing a dual master’s degree in Judaic studies and Jewish education at New York University.

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New learned about the site from her brother, Dovid, who spent the summer in the Ukraine serving as a Chabad shaliach [emissary]. During his trip, he saw many gravesites, but the one in Netishin struck him.

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proached.

Bilhan believes that Ankara “should be consulted at each level. The problem in the past has been that Turkey has been taken for granted. So [now] they want to follow an independent line, which will end up [with] Turkey as a regional power that should be

respected.

“The Iranian policy is part of that policy.

In that sense Iran [could be] considered as a [potential] threat [to Turkey]. [It could be] a rival in Central Asia, in the Middle East, in the Persian Gulf, in Syria, in all the region.”

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But while Ankara’s stance on Syria has pleased Washington and Brussels, observers say this will not necessarily translate into a meeting of the minds on Iran.

“I think Iran is a different case and a different issue, where Turkey might have a more nuanced view on how to deal with it,” says Suat Kiniklioglu, who is the deputy head of the ruling Justice and Development Party’s External Affairs Committee and the former chairman of the Turkish parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee.

In the end, Turkey will probably be reluctant to oppose the Western allies on Iran, adds Murat Bilhan, an international-relations specialist at Istanbul’s Kultur University and former chairman of the Turkish Foreign Ministry’s Department on Strategic Thinking. But much depends upon how the issue is ap-

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Until now, Ankara has steadfastly refused to enforce European Union or U.S. measures against Iran, saying it is only bound by United Nations sanctions.

Observers say Washington and Brussels have been relatively successful in pressuring countries like the United Arab Emirates into enforcing sanctions against Iran. But Turkey, on the other hand, has actually expanded its trade with Tehran.

Ankara is in a difficult position due to its dependence on Iranian energy, says Soli Ozel, an international-affairs specialist at Kadir Has University in Istanbul, including for 20 percent of its natural-gas needs. “And it needs Iran in order to get its trucks through

Turkey Has ‘Own Approach’ to Iran

“I think Iran is a different case and a different issue, where Turkey might have a more nuanced view on how to deal with it,” says Suat Kiniklioglu, deputy head of the External Affairs Committee for Turkey’s ruling AK Party.

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ut analysts say given Ankara’s expanding trade ties with Tehran, such cooperation is highly unlikely.

The IAEA’s latest report on Iran says there is a credible risk that the country could develop nuclear weapons, despite persistent denials from the authorities in Tehran, and pressure is growing for a new wave of tough economic sanctions.

Along with China, Turkey is one of the two “key players” needed in order to impose effective sanctions, notes Merhad Emadi, an Iran specialist at the London-based consultancy firm Beta Matrix. “But regionally, we cannot overestimate the role Turkey can play in making sanctions more effective, more transparent, and preventing sanction-busting behavior by Turkish businesses and Turkish middlemen and Iranian business agents.

to Central Asia,” he adds.

But Turkey will be “hard-pressed to resist” Western pressure to “participate in the sanctions regime,” Ozel says. He also notes that relations between Turkey and Iran are “deteriorating as we speak,” due to disagreements over Syria.

Bilateral relations between Turkey and Iran have indeed cooled over Ankara’s strong support for the Syrian opposition, despite repeated warnings from Tehran, which considers Syrian President Bashar al-Assad a key ally.

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has persistently claimed that sanctions are ineffective and only hurt ordinary citizens. But he is nevertheless expected to announce economic sanctions against Syria in the coming days.

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Shoah Archive Expands to Include Testimonies of Rwandan Genocide The USC Shoah Foundation Institute is expanding its visual history archive to include video recordings of testimonies about genocides other than the Holocaust, starting with a collection of 50 testimonies by survivors of the 1994 genocide of Tutsis in Rwanda. t will be the first time the institute will incorporate into its archive of almost 52,000 videotaped Holocaust-related testimonies the voices of those who experienced other genocides—and it is sure not to be the last.

“We are not trying to compare human suffering,” said Stephen D. Smith, the institute’s executive director, who said that the institute had plans to incorporate voices from the Cambodian and Armenian genocides into the archive in the near future. “What we’re trying to do is document each of these

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experiences with depth and dignity.”

Some video recordings of Rwandan survivor testimony do already exist, Smith said, but this project, which will cost about $500,000 and is expected to be completed by the end of 2012, will ensure that the Rwandan testimonies are as easily accessible and searchable as the institute’s Holocaustrelated testimonies are.

The Rwandan project is being conducted in partnership with the Kigali Genocide Memorial Center, an institution based in the

Israel Tapoohi Picked to Lead State of Israel Bonds Continued from page 1

Israel’s telecommunications provider and largest corporation.

A proactive entrepreneur, Tapoohi was founder and CEO of InQSOFT, Ltd., which evaluated early-stage start-ups and provided recommendations to top-level international investors.

As president and CEO of Israel Bonds,

Tapoohi said his agenda will be to “deliver a two-part message: Israel bonds are not only an important means of connecting with Israel, but also excellent additions to investment portfolios.”

Emphasizing this approach, Tapoohi said, “Every day in Israel brings forth new technological breakthroughs with extraordinary implications for the entire world. When people invest in Israel bonds, they instantly

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Rwandan capital that was established in partnership with the United Kingdom-based Aegis Trust, an organization Smith founded before he came to the institute two years ago.

Over the course of the coming year, a group of Rwandans, including three survivors who are now being trained at the institute, will prepare the video recordings for inclusion in the archive. They will translate the testimonies from Kinyarwanda into English, add subtitles to the videos, and attach tags to the testimonies in the same way that the Shoah archive’s Holocaust-related holdings already are classified.

Karen Jungblut, the institute’s director of research and documentation, is directly responsible for the Rwanda project. Jungblut started out as an indexer in 1996, just

two years after the foundation was founded

by Steven Spielberg, and ten years before it moved its archive to the University of Southern California, in 2006, to become the USC Shoah Foundation Institute.

3“I spent a lot of time in Lithuania,” Smith, who has spent his career studying the Holocaust of European Jewry, said. “When I got to Rwanda, I recognized it so well: Localized, neighborhood-driven, collaborator-driven killing. By hand.”

Smith hopes that the expansion of the archive to other genocides will help the institute advance its educational mission, by illustrating the universality of genocide, that what happened in one place because of one set of ideologies has—and, indeed, can— happen in another place, at another time, because of a different set of ideologies.

“Being able to listen to survivors from a range of experiences is going to give [students] a better literacy around these issues, and inspire them to be more sensitive,” Smith said.

become partners in this ongoing success, while acquiring securities that make good business sense – a powerful and compelling motivation to buy Israel bonds.”

Development Corporation for Israel (DCI)/Israel Bonds, currently celebrating its 60th anniversary, is widely recognized as being among the primary catalysts for Israel’s rapid evolution from struggling agrarian nation to global economic powerhouse. DCI, Canada-Israel Securities, Ltd., and Israel Bonds International (Europe and Latin America), have secured worldwide sales that, to date, total in excess of $33 billion.

Tapoohi is taking over for previous President and CEO of Israel Bonds President and CEO Joshua Matza. Matza, who served for 18 years in Israel’s Knesset (as well as taking on the role of Minister of Health under the administration of Benjamin Netanyahu), was enormously successful as chief executive of Israel Bonds. Indeed, during his tenure, the organization generated more than $11 billion in sales worldwide.

Observers believe that Tapoohi, with his immense wealth of business experience, is a solid choice to pick up the torch from Matza, making the future of Israel Bonds, and therefore of Israel, even brighter.

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NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman Receives AJC Gesher Award The American Jewish Committee’s Latino and Latin American Institute presented its 2011 Gesher Award to New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman for his commitment to strengthening the friendship between the Latino and Jewish communities. ric Schneiderman has long strengthened the bonds of friendship between Latinos and Jews,” said Dina Siegel Vann, Director of AJC’s Latino and Latin American Institute.

“His vision recognizes the vast potential of both communities working together and epitomizes the spirit the Gesher Award celebrates.”

As a New York state senator, before he became attorney general, Schneiderman spearheaded efforts to promote the history of Sosua – a town in the Dominican Republic established by Jewish refugees who were of-

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fered a haven during the Holocaust.

In 1938, the Dominican Republic received 800 Jews fleeing Hitler, becoming one of only a few nations to allow Jews to enter.

Descendants of the original settlers still live in Sosua, and maintain a synagogue and a museum that documents their extraordinary story of survival.

The program showcased an excerpt from the documentary “Sosúa: Dare to Dance,” and a musical by the same name. These pieces tell the amazing story of courage, survival, freedom and friendship, interwoven with tales of contemporary Jewish and Domini-

can teen life in New York. Also addressing the event at the Time Warner Center was Raysa Castillo, a renowned Dominican-American

UJA-Federation of New York's Annual Campaign Inaugural Event Raises $44 Million, Setting a New Record Earlier this month, leading philanthropists in the New York Jewish community pledged $44 million to UJA-Federation of New York’s 2012 Annual Campaign inaugural, setting a new record. n a time of great economic uncertainty, such loyalty and generosity is astonishing and inspiring,” said Jerry W. Levin, president of UJA-Federation. “This is a terrific start for this year’s annual campaign.”

Levin thanked donors for “stepping up when our community needs you most.”

For the last 25 years, the campaign launch event has brought together important leaders who care deeply about the issues and challenges facing the Jewish people in New York, in Israel, and around the world. In that quarter-century, the inaugural has raised nearly $719.4 million, a sum that has been the cornerstone of UJA-Federation’s work to address urgent economic, educational, and community issues, as well as respond to humanitarian crises.

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This year’s campaign launch had a special focus, celebrating the 25th year that Alan “Ace” and Kathy Greenberg have hosted this event. As major gift chair in 1988, Andrew Tisch asked the Greenbergs to lead the event, creating a tradition that was honored this year at the home of Andrew and his wife, Ann, by more than 100 people. All of the guests came together to pay tribute to the Greenbergs, pledge their support to UJAFederation, and hear Israel’s Deputy Prime Minister, Dan Meridor, discuss the current situation in the Middle East.

“Alan and Kathy embody the spirit and determination of UJA-Federation and the whole Jewish community,” said Alisa Doctoroff, chair of the board of UJA-Federation.

“We honor them because their extraordinary

support has made a profound difference in the lives of millions of people every year, while addressing the issues that matter most to us as Jews and as New Yorkers. Thanks to

leader in New York, and AJC Executive Director David Harris, among others.

Gesher means bridge in Hebrew. The award was created in 2008 to honor individuals who have built bridges between Jewish and Latino communities. Past recipients include Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa; Raul Yzaguirre, U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic and the founder of the National Council of la Raza (NCLR); and Representative Eliot Engel (D-NY).

Founded in 2005, AJC’s Latino and Latin American Institute builds coalitions with Latino communities across the United States; strengthens relations among the U.S., Latin America and Israel; expresses solidarity with Jewish communities in Latin America; and promotes democracy, human rights and stability throughout the hemisphere.

their dedication, UJA-Federation has established an unparalleled legacy of innovative programs and measurable results.”

UJA-Federation works with more than 100 network beneficiary agencies, synagogues, and other Jewish organizations, with its reach spanning from New York to Israel to more than 60 other countries around the world, and touching 4 1/2 million people each year. Last year, its donors contributed $188 million to the combined annual campaign, special and capital gifts, and planned giving.

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WAR ON TERROR ‘Lone Wolf’ Terror Suspect Arrested in NYC An ‘Al Qaeda sympathizer’ was arrested in New York City late last week on terrorism-related charges. The suspect, 27-year-old Jose Pimentel of Washington Heights, was taken into police custody on Saturday, and stands accused of plotting to bomb police patrol cars and postal facilities, as well as targeting U.S. servicemen and women returning from tours of duty overseas. the ability to do anything on his own.”

By Daniel Perez n a statement to the press, Mayor Michael Bloomberg praised the vigilant efforts of the NYPD in apprehending the suspect.

“The NYPD Intelligence Division did outstanding work in tracking this individual and containing the threat he posed to the city,” he said.

According to a report by the Associated Press, local authorities repeatedly sought federal assistance in this case, but their requests were denied. NYPD investigators “approached the FBI as their undercover investigation of sought to get the FBI involved at least twice as their undercover investigation of Jose Pimentel unfolded.”

The FBI declined, having concluded (according to sources with the NYPD) that the suspect “didn’t have the predisposition or

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Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says that investigators have been monitoring Pimentel since May of 2009.

“The suspect was a so-called lone wolf,

motivated by his own resentment of the presence of American troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as inspired by Al Qaeda propaganda, said Bloomberg. He then explained that, as Pimentel was acting on his own initiative, he “represents exactly the kind of threat FBI Director Robert Mueller and his experts have warned about, as American military and intelligence agencies have eroded Al Qaeda’s ability to launch large-scale attacks.”

According to media reports, the “Al Qaeda propaganda” that inspired Pimentel included their English-language online magazine, Inspire, which included directions on how to create pipe bombs like those Pimentel was allegedly attempting to make.

Bloomberg compared the Pimentel case

Jose Pimentel clips matches in this handout photo released Sunday, Nov. 20, 2011. New York officials said on Sunday police had arrested Pimentel trying to build a pipe bomb (like that on the left) with instructions from an Al Qaeda magazine which he planned to use against U.S. soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.

to several similar plots in recent years, including an attempt by Islamists, earlier this year, to attack a large New York City synagogue. Interestingly enough, that plot was also foiled by the NYPD, with the federal authorities refusing to take on the case, as it did not meet the FBI’s definition of “terrorism.”

“Whether launched by lone wolves, Al Qaeda, or Al Qaeda affiliates, there have been at least 13 previous terrorist plots since 9/11 targeting New York City,” the mayor said.

“This would be the fourteenth.”

Terrorist Nabbed in Attempted Attack in Samaria he security officer of Hevron area community foiled am apparent terrorist attack at dawn Tuesday morning and held an armed Hevron Arab until the IDF arrived and took him into custody.

The 30-year-old suspected terrorist was carrying a 4-inch knife when he was spotted and caught by security officers at the southern Hevron Hills community of Otniel, located between Hevron and Be’er Sheva. Sources at Otniel told Arutz Sheva the suspect tried to resist but was quickly overwhelmed by the first response team.

Two weeks ago, a similar attempt to kill Jews in Judea and Samaria ended with the terrorist escaping.

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An infiltration of the security fence was detected at the community of Talmon in Samaria, and local security forces ordered residents into their homes.

The IDF and the local first response security force surrounded the community and spotted the terrorist who had broken through the fence.

The soldiers followed the procedures for arresting a suspect, called for him to stop and cocking their rifles in preparation to fire. Following routine instructions, they did not shoot because the terrorist was not in the act of attacking them, and he took the opportunity to flee.

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U.S.-Israel-Qatar ‘Bunker Bomb Axis’ against Iran?

The Obama administration is considering arming Qatar with huge bunker buster bombs, raising the possibility of an AmericanIsrael-Arab attack on Iran.

By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu he U.S. Air Force has received a shipment of 30,000-pound bombs, six times larger than those now in use, which can penetrate concrete bunkers. Iran has buried new nuclear plants in rocky mountainous areas and has buried them so deep under concrete to minimize the damage of an aerial attack, even if bunker buster bombs are used.

The Air Force began receiving the new monster bombs in September, and Boeing may build as many as 16 of the weapons, a

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An American B-2 Stealth Bomber

U.S. military spokesman told Bloomberg News.

The B-2 stealth bomber will carry the bombs, which give “the war-fighter increased capability against hardened and deeply buried targets,” according to Air Force Lieutenant General James Kowalski.

Israel has received the older bunker bombs and may be armed with the new ones. Media reports, possibly trial balloons, once again brought up the possibility that Israel is planning to attack Iran’s nuclear plants.

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ed States wants to be the lone attacker.

The timing of the reports with the delivery of the new monster bunker buster may not be coincidental.

Qatar, a nation in the Arabian Peninsula, may be next in line to receive them, The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month.

Qatar is a key American ally and, along with Saudi Arabia, fears the Islamic Republic’s desire to dominate the Muslim world.

Iran’s population, while Muslim, is not Arab.

Other Gulf states – Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and Kuwait – have signed up with the United States to receive more than $60 billion of advanced F-15 airplanes, bombs and other weapons, including the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM), which converts unguided “dumb” bombs into “smart” munitions that are guided by an integrated inertial guidance system.

The proposed sale of the new bunker buster bombs to Qatar “represents one way the Obama administration intends to keep Iran in check,” the Journal reported.

The UAE has a vested interest in diminishing the Iranian nuclear threat – the Persian country claims sovereignty over three of the UAE’s Persian Gulf islands.

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Lt.-Col. Leibovich: IDF Adapting to New Threats Borders with Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria most challenging now for IDF srael’s military is adapting to defend against the uncertainty engulfing its neighboring countries, a top Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson said last Wednesday (Nov. 16).

“The situation for us remains not too definitive at this point,” Lt.-Col. Avital Leibovich, Head of International Media and Communications Branch IDF Spokespersons Unit, said on a conference call hosted by The Israel Project.

“For us as a military, we have to be ready in a few fronts, where in the past we were usually ready for one front.”

Leibovich summarized the main security challenges Israel faces in a regional environment altered by the “Arab Spring.” Israel’s borders with Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria pose the greatest risks to its population and the IDF. On the northern border with Lebanon, Israel has to contend with the Shiite militia Hezbollah which stores its weaponry under civilian villages in the south of Lebanon.

Near Gaza, Israeli citizens now face missiles fired from the Hamas-run enclave that can reach farther into the Jewish state than ever before. And in Syria, uncertainty surrounding the fate of the embattled Assad regime, who last May organized mass marches on the Golan Heights border with Israel, has the IDF concerned, Leibovich said.

One worrying development is the use of civilian populations as fronts for military

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How to Counter the Iranian Nuclear Threat? MOP it up!

The U.S. Air Force recently obtained its first batch of 30,000-pound “bunker buster” bombs from Boeing. Officially known as the Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) series GBU-57 A/B, it is capable of blowing up deeply-buried targets with high precision. It is designed for use with the B-2 stealth bomber.

The GBU-57 is substantially larger than the deepest penetrating bunker buster previously available, the 5,000-pound (2,268 kg) GBU-28.

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operations, Leibovich said. “Basically we can see a phenomenon which is becoming stronger and stronger in the recent region in which civilians serve as human shields.

We’ve seen it in Gaza, and we see it now in Lebanon,” she said.

Specifications Length: 20.5 feet (6.2 m) Diameter: 31.5 inches (0.8 m) Weight: 30,000 pounds (14 metric tons) Warhead: 5,300 pounds (2.4 metric tons) high explosive Penetration: 200 ft (61 m) of 5,000 psi (34 MPa) reinforced concrete 26 ft (7.9 m) of 10,000 psi (69 MPa) reinforced concrete 130 ft (40 m) of moderately hard rock

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NOVEMBER 25, 2011

New Idea: a 'Religious Zionist Knesset Lobby'

Republican Presidential Hopefuls Debate National Security

Fourteen Religious Zionist MKs Find a Way to Unite Without Merging Political Parties

U.S. Republican presidential hopefuls debated how to deal with terrorism, Afghanistan, and Iran’s nuclear program in their latest televised debate.

If you can’t join them, make a lobby out of them. That appears to be the thinking behind a new initiative by Israeli MK Zevulun Orlev (Jewish Home) who wants to establish the Religious Zionist Knesset Lobby.

By Gil Ronen Knesset lobby serves as a way of organizing Knesset members around a cause, but carries no real significance in parliamentary activity.

Orlev’s initiative was joined by MK Zion Pinion (Likud).

Orlev sent a letter to 14 religious Zionist ministers and MKs and to the heads of about 80 organizations, who are invited to the lobby’s first convention.

“The Lobby will deal with all matters and subjects pertaining to religious Zionism, such as: the country’s identity and character, education to Judaism and Zionism, religion and State, religious services, settlement throughout the Land of Israel, and care for religious Zionism and its institutions,” he wrote.

According to Orlev, the 14 religious MKs and ministers are distributed among seven different parties, and they do not coordinate their actions or hold joint activities. The Lobby will change that situation and help them operate in a more coordinated fashion.

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The Lobby’s first convention is scheduled for Tuesday, December 6, at the Knesset.

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he opening question Tuesday evening went to former House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich, who for this first time this week took the lead in national opinion polls in the race for the Republican nomination.

Gingrich said “all of us are in danger” and the government must use every tool available to stop terrorists who could one day have a nuclear weapon.

Of the other candidates, only Congressman Ron Paul disagreed. Paul, well-known for his strong stance limiting government powers, said terrorism is a crime, and should be dealt with like all other crimes.

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and former Utah governor and China ambassador John Huntsman later clashed over Afghanistan. Romney repeated his argument that the president needs to listen to his commanders “on the ground” and be wary of withdrawing troops too soon. Huntsman disagreed, saying the president is the “commander in chief” and must make his decision based on a variety of inputs. He supports a drawdown of troops in Afghanistan.

On Iran, businessman Herman Cain said he would support Israel if it had a workable plan to conduct a military strike on Iran to prevent it from acquiring a nuclear weapon. Congresswoman Michele Bachmann criticized President Barack Obama for, in

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her view, trying to engage and negotiate with Iran.

In just six weeks, voters will begin the first of the series of primaries and caucuses to choose who of these eight candidates will represent the Republican Party.

Going into Tuesday’s debate, Gingrich held the lead in at least three national opinion polls, with former governor Romney not far behind. Cain is trailing in third after losing support amid sexual harassment allegations and public speaking blunders.

The Quinnipiac University survey released Tuesday shows likely Republican voters believe Romney has the best chance to defeat Mr. Obama.

Romney is already making his case against President Obama with his first television ad of the campaign. The ad sharply criticizes Mr. Obama’s record on the economy. But the White House hit back Tuesday, with press secretary Jay Carney accusing the Romney campaign of “blatant dishonesty” for taking something the president said out of context.

Romney’s commercial shows Mr. Obama saying, “If we keep talking about the economy, we’re going to lose.” But the full statement reveals Mr. Obama was actually quoting the campaign of his rival in the 2008 election, Senator John McCain.

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Congressman Bob Turner: “Time to Increase our Commitment to the Security of Israel” A Jewish Voice Exclusive Interview Known in the political arena as the most senior freshman in the U.S. congress, and in the entire country as the man who delivered a shellacking to the President by winning a stunning victory in New York’s 9th Congressional district special election on September 13, Congressman Bob Turner (R-NY) is still driven by the resounding message sent through the District’s voters— which includes one of the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish populations—rejecting the president’s positions and treatment of Israel, as a political outsider and a strong advocate for Israel.

By Jacob Kornbluh n an exclusive interview with the Jewish Voice, Congressman Turner, who serves on the House Committees on Homeland Security, Veterans and Foreign Affairs, says he feels the President got the message, but has slipped since.

“Do you feel you delivered that message effectively to Washington? Does the President still know your name?” I asked.

“Well I think so,” he responded, laughing.

“I think the message was delivered. But in politics it kind of wears off, I think this President seemed shaken and well-behaved immediately following the election, and now he’s been slipping a little bit.”

Commenting on the recent IAEA report that leaves no doubt about Iran’s goal of obtaining nuclear weapons, Congressman Turner believes that all necessary measures must be applied in stopping Iran from reaching that goal, and that all options must be on the table.

“We have to open up all the spigots to work towards a regime change, part of the effort has to be to impose the toughest sanctions ever, to destabilize their economy,” he said, adding that “cyber attacks” were to be used “not only against their cyber infrastructure,” but that we should be using the web to “inform the Iranian people and encourage them to continue the level of discontent and opposition to that regime.”

“And while we are at it,” he added. “It’s a good time to let the world know - Iran and everyone else, that Israel is a protected ally, a strategic partner and a strategic military ally, and we would counter no attack without retaliation.”

Addressing the deficit crisis and the fail-

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ure of a bi-partisan Congress to come together on an agreed balanced budget amendment, Turner blamed the Democrats for playing partisan politics by rejecting the Republicans’ effort to address the deficit crisis.

“The Republicans on this side of the aisle spent a lot of time fighting among themselves to get a flexible and modest deal amendment proposal passed, we presented that to the full house, it was the same words that (the minority whip) Steny Hoyer approved of in 1995, and it was rejected, we only got about half the needed numbers of Democrats on board. Their leadership held firm; they would not vote for a Balanced Budget Amendment. Well… Whom did they hurt? They have hurt the American people, but why? For partisan politics, I find their position here unconscionable.

suggestion to cut the military budget would have on U.S. national security. “We are in to the long war with militant Islam, we have the Iranian situation, we have an unknown situation with the Muslim brotherhood in Egypt, in Libya and whatever may happen in Syria, we have Turkey pulling out of the western

» We need a strong Israel, we need to be there in Israel’s

defense, this is no time to even discuss cutting aid, this is a time to increase our commitment and let the rest of the world know how strong our commitment is.

“We have a looming crisis on the deficit, and a deficit of confidence, and the only way for it to be restored is a Balanced Budget Amendment, and for them not to accept this,” he said, “is appalling.”

“They even applauded it when it failed to get 2/3 of the vote,” said Turner, referring to this gesture also as “unconscionable.”

Asked about the super committee’s failure and the President’s proposal for automatic even spending and defense cuts, Turner warns of the consequences that any

camp, we have a looming threat of China, we have a very unfriendly Russia,” adding that “This is the time for a strong America, not a weakened state with a weakened defense.”

On the subject of foreign aid, and the recent controversial issue that irked many in the pro-Israel Jewish community, set forward by the Republican presidential candidates, and echoed by Texas Governor Rick Perry at the last GOP debate, proposing that all foreign aid be r educed “to z ero,” including Israel, Turner empathized that while there

is a need in discussion of the way how we approach and handle foreign aid, Israel as a strategic ally of the United States must be excluded from that discussion. “Now is not the time to even discuss cutting aid,” he said.

“We need a strong Israel, we need to be there in Israel’s defense, this is no time to even discuss cutting aid, this is a time to increase our commitment and let the rest of the world know how strong our commitment is; this would be a good time to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, and take other dramatic steps so the world would see this.”

"What kind of other dramatic steps?" I asked.

“Well it might be a more active role in the Iron Dome defense technically, and to increase the level of our military assistance and coordination.”

Looking ahead to the general elections, and his reelection bid in 2012, (he jokes that he is running every year for office since 2010), we asked Congressman Turner what his plans are to retain the trust of his heavily Democratic district. After spending a year in Washington politics, Turner said he has no doubt that with the help of the Jewish community and the voters that connected to his practical, no-nonsense message in 2011, he will prevail again.

“I think the message is going to be the same: you have a fiscally conservative and responsible businessman taking a practical approach to Washington.”

“The message will be simple,” he added.

“It’s not going to be crafted by a PR firm. And we are going to continue to hammer away on these things, the job that has to be done, restoring prosperity; and we have the formulas for that – lower taxes, less regulations and more confidence... And in order to get all those things done, we are going to need fewer liberal Democrats,” he concluded.

Jacob Kornbluh is host of the Bibi Report online Radio show on Israel and the Middle East, regularly interviews political analysts, newsmakers and top government officials from Israel, the United States and elsewhere. Jacob also offers his own unique insight regarding the hot issues of the day along with penetrating commentary from well known policy makers, experts in the U.S. and Israeli military and academic communities and leaders from Jewish and Christian organizations around the world. Follow him on Twitter: @BibiReport @JacobKornbluh)

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OA Chairman of the Board Dr. Michael Goldblatt presented the Maccabee Award to Judy and Jerome Taylor, noting that they had been “long-time proIsrael activists” who had worked side by side for years on behalf of Israel. He also noted that Judy Taylor’s father had been involved in prosecuting Nazi war criminals at the Nuremberg war crime trials, so that working “to protect Jews was in her genes.”

Israeli scholar and director of the BeginSadat Center for Strategic Studies at Bar-Ilan University, Professor Efraim Inbar, presented the Louis B. Brandeis Award to William K. Langfan and Mark Langfan. Inbar noted that “Bar-Ilan University is the only Zionist university left in Israel,” adding that Tel Aviv University and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, for example, were “not Zionist” in his opinion.

“There are many Bolshevik post-Zionists at these universities, who pack their faculties with similar-minded lecturers. The Israeli universities are overflowing with post-Modernists who undermine not only Zionism but academic truth itself,” he observed.

Speaking about the topographical map of Israel that he created, New York attorney Mark Langfan took the audience on a virtual tour of the perils that Israel would find herself in if Judea and Samaria were relinquished to Arab hands. Pointing to the fact that Israel›s coastal region holds 70 percent of the Jewish population and 80 percent of its industrial base, such a scenario, he said, would inevitably lead to a massive barrage

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of Katyusha rockets carrying chemical warheads on major population centers including Tel Aviv, Netanya and Hadera.

Later that evening, Steve Goldberg, Vice-Chairman of the ZOA›s national board, introduced the organization’s president, Morton Klein. “Without Mort, there would be no ZOA. Mort rescued it when it was moribund,” he said. “Your shoes are too big and cannot be filled. All the ZOA’s past leaders, including Louis Brandeis and Abba Hillel Silver pale in comparison to Mort Klein.”

Commencing his address by praising Christian Zionists for their heartfelt support of Israel, especially at a time Israel has few reliable friends, Klein said, “We applaud Christian Zionists, thank G-d for you. People forget that Israel is called the Promised Land for a reason; because it was promised to the Jewish people by G-d.” He emphasized that, unlike several other Jewish organizations, the ZOA was active in bringing Jewish students not just to Israel, but specifically to Jewish communities in Judea-Samaria like Efrat, Gush Etzion, Maale Adumim, Hebron, Ariel, and so on.

During his remarks, Klein launched a blistering assault on such mainstream Jewish organizations as the Anti-Defamation League and the American Jewish Committee and their respective leaders, Abe Foxman and David Harris for their strong opposition to an Israeli bill on sovereign foreign countries providing millions of dollars to anti-Israel nongovernmental organizations that operate in Israel under the guise of being human rights

Holding up the award are Glenn Beck (Left) and ZOA President Mort Klein (Center), along with Mr. Sheldon and Dr. Miriam Adelson. (PHOTO COURTESY A. LAVIN COMMUNICATIONS)

organizations. Also taking aim at President Barack Obama for his posture on Israel, Mr. Klein provided direct quotes from a meeting held between the President and Jewish leaders in Washington in which Klein was present. "The President said: Does Israel really want peace? I wonder about that. You›ve got to do some soul searching and go back to your counterparts in Israel and persuade them to genuinely seek peace."

“The Arab war against Israel has nothing to do with borders, land, settlements or a Palestinian state,” said Klein. “It is simply oldfashioned Jew- hatred and anti-Semitism.

The Arabs don’t want a Jewish state within any borders.”

Also delivering a powerful and heartfelt address was Minnesota Congresswoman

Michele Bachmann (R) who is seeking the Republican nomination for president in 2012. Telling her audience that her inextricable ties to Israel and the Jewish people originate in her personal religious beliefs she said, "It all began in the Book of Genesis which says that ‹Whoever blesses Israel will be blessed and whoever curses Israel will be cursed› and I stand behind these Divine words."

Underscoring the pernicious threat of a nuclear armed Iran, Ms. Bachmann said that "all options should be on the table" and did not rule out military force. We must never allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons and we cannot outsource our national security to the UN." Heaping criticism on President Obama

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Calling for an undivided Jerusalem recognized by the United States as Israel›s official capital she exclaimed, "On my first day in office I will issue an order to immediately move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem." Ms. Bachmann brought the crowd to its feet concerning Jerusalem›s status when she declared, "Not one acre, not one foot, not one inch of Jerusalem will ever be relinquished."

Adding her voice to Ms. Bachmann›s was Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) of Florida who received the ZOA›s Cherna and Dr. Irving Moskowitz Award. Introduced by ZOA Board Member Harvey Friedman, he described Ros-Lehtinen as a “national treasure to every Jew in the U.S.” Rep. Ros-Lehtinen said, "Let us make no mistake about it. Ahmadinejad has clearly stated that his intentions are to destroy both Israel and America; the little Satan and the big Satan and we must take this very seriously."

Extending appreciation to the ZOA for providing co-sponsors to the legislation that she submitted back in September that calls for the termination of U.S. funding to any UN agency that seeks to recognize Palestinian statehood in the international body, she said, "our money should not go to support bad practices."

Acknowledging the leading role of such

ZOA President Morton Klein has the audience enthralled, including presidential candidate Rep. Michelle Bachmann. (PHOTO COURTESY A. LAVIN COMMUNICATIONS)

colleagues as Indiana congressman Dan Burton who was also present at the dinner and Rep. Bachmann in getting the bill passed, Ros-Lehtinen called for "sweeping bi-partisan support” in getting the bill to the Senate.

“My legislation lays down a marker and it says, let›s work together. How will recognizing Palestine bring a peaceful resolution for Israel?"

The highlight of the evening was keynote speaker Glenn Beck. Presented with the first ever Sheldon and Dr. Miriam Adelson “Defender of Israel” award, Beck was introduced by Mr. Adelson, a gaming in-

dustry mogul and publisher of Israel Hayom (Israel’s largest daily newspaper). Adelson described Beck as a ”very special man,” adding “We knew he was a giant even before we met him.” “[Beck] tells the truth about the Arab war against Israel,” he said.

Noting that the term has come to employed by Israel’s enemies as a pejorative, and a synonym for “racist,” Beck declared that "I wear it as a badge of pride to be a Zionist. The Jewish people and the land of Israel has a right to exist and I am not ashamed to speak the truth."

PAGE 15 Extolling the rich and vibrant legacy of the ZOA as a foremost advocate for a greater Israel, Mr. Beck›s address was frequently punctuated by thunderous applause.

Warning of ominous times ahead, he said, "the world is on the eve of profound and dramatic change and we have an 18-month window the change the world."

Referencing a panoply of issues such as the geo-political realities of the Arab Spring, the burgeoning Iranian nuclear threat, the nascent Occupy Wall Street movement, the danger of George Soros funded organizations, the incessant animus towards Israel emanating from the Obama administration and the prevalent denial of the Holocaust, Mr. Beck issued a clarion call for unity amongst Christians, Jews and all good people by saying, "We must lock arms and stand as sentinels for if we fail to do so things could get worse. I come to you as a brother and not as a Christian. The world does not hate you, but the enemies of G-d hate you. You, the Jewish people never gave up on G-d. You have been loyal and you never embraced the G-d of the stranger and for that Israel has been promised by G-d to the Jews."

In a voice reverberating with palpable emotion and zeal, Beck ruefully observed that "what is happening in the world is grotesque."

"When Ahmadinejad of Iran says the Jews will burn in the fiery hell of Islam, he means it. We must say ‹Never Again› and we must mean it. Words are meaningless. It is a time for action and only through the mighty Hand of the G-d of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob will we be saved."

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Protesting Hate by Promoting Anti-Semitism “Iranophobia,” an irrational fear of all things Iranian, has become the Islamic regime’s catch-all excuse for international criticism. Groups like the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation (OIC), the representative body of the world’s Muslim nations, are pushing for a United Nations resolution to ban denigration of Islam and other religions. ut hate towards Jews remains a key part of political speech and culture throughout Islamic countries, even those touched by the Arab Spring.

A “Million Man March against the Judaization of Jerusalem,” organized by EgyptianAmerican Imam Salah Sultan, was held on Monday in downtown Cairo. Sultan, a former Columbus, Ohio imam who is the rapporteur of the Jerusalem Committee of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, said that his organization would soon issue a fatwa “permitting the blood of Zionists.” He also stated that “there is no excuse for anyone to refrain from Jihad after G-d has removed the affliction, which obstructed us from jihad to liberate Palestine.”

Attaching the epithet of“Jew”or“Zionist”to hated leaders has been common of late, such as former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi and current Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

It is meant to portray repression as a Jewish theme. Old anti-Semitic libels and conspiracy theories are also combined with hate of Israel, to attempt to legitimize these attitudes.

Several recent examples from the Middle East Media Research Institute [MEMRI] highlight how this hate finds expression in popular political discourse. These examples serve as the tip of the iceberg, showing that even in countries without a significant Jewish population, anti-Semitism is rampant.

“Saturday Hunter,” a virulently anti-Semitic film, is a recent hit in the conservative Islamic Republic of Iran. The story revolves around a boy who goes to live with his religious Jewish grandfather, who is a rabbi, after his Jewish mother marries a Christian.

The grotesque imagery of the film portrays religious Jews as murderers fighting a war against “infidels,” as the rabbi tries to brainwash his grandson into participating in the killing.

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He urges the boy not “to betray the Jews” and to “never reveal your inner thoughts to anyone,” as he tries to build a “war machine to take over the world.”

Managing Director Mohsen Sadeqi argues that his film is simply anti-Zionist, and that it is wildly popular with Iranian audiences. “It is natural that the Zionists are angry about the film screening which make us more strong-willed,” he told the Tehran T imes. But in response to protest letters sent by Iran’s Jewish community to the government, which went unanswered, Sadeqi responded by saying that “Judaism is a symbol of evil” and that “movies like these will continue and will be filmed in the future.”

Syrian writer Osama al-Malouhi blends classic anti-Semitic lies with current events in an Oct. 26 article entitled “Syrian Blood for Matzas,” specifically how the Jews love the oppression of the Arab Spring protests. The piece was posted to the website Sooryoon.net, a popular network of Islamists opposed to the embattled regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

In his article, Al-Malouhi claims that 80 percent of Israelis support Assad, which is why the world will not stop his crackdown on civilian

“Saturday Hunter,” a virulently anti-Semitic film, is a recent hit in the conservative Islamic Republic of Iran. The grotesque imagery of the film portrays religious Jews as murderers fighting a war against “infidels,” as a rabbi tries to brainwash his grandson into participating in the killing.

acy, Khallaf claims. Zionist agents contacted Gaddafi while he was studying in London and pushed him to join a Jewish conspiracy to take over the world and to exploit Libya in particular.

“The violence with which he destroyed

A “Million Man March against the Judaization of Jerusalem,” organized by EgyptianAmerican Imam Salah Sultan (above) was held on Monday in downtown Cairo.

Libyan journalist Abdullah Khallaf claims that the now-deceased Libyan dictator Muammar al-Gaddafi was, in fact, Jewish, and that his oppression of the Libyan people was inspired by the notorious anti-Semitic forgery “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” that while discredited in the West, is widely believed in the Middle East to be an authentic Jewish text.

protests. He then repeats false claims that Jews “are taking pleasure in watching Syrian blood being spilled. Perhaps the murderer [Assad] will [even] bring it to them for [their] matza,” he writes, in a reference to the ancient blood libel that Jews bake human blood into their Passover food.

“Asking myself why Jewish support of Bashar increased [even] after they saw the rivers of Syrian blood this mass-murderer spilled in Syrian towns, an old image leapt to my mind, of Jews bleeding people and using their blood to prepare matzas,” Al-Malhouhi adds. “Logic does not accept this, but the facts prove it.”

The same hate is evident in an article for Kuwaiti daily al-Watan, written by journalist Abdullah Khallaf. Former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was actually a Jew, who was empowered as part of a Jewish conspir-

and killed tens of thousands, and the bombing of the [Libyan] people during his last revolution, indicate that he internalized the directives of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” Khallaf declared, trying to connect Gaddafi to a discredited anti-Semitic forgery. Gaddafi was also protected by “Jewesses,” a reference to his multiethnic female guard, and “wasted funds” according to supposed “Zionist” directives.

Lebanese columnist Bushra Gharz Al-Din invokes the Protocols to argue the exact opposite for local daily Al-Diyar. The Arab Spring is actually a Jewish conspiracy to take over the world, Al-Din writes, as prescribed in the Protocols.

“About 100 years ago, 300 of the most arrogant elders of Zion convened. [They were] members of 50 Jewish groups who held secret meetings at which they plotted how to enslave

the world,” Al-Din writes. “[They instigated] revolution after revolution, in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Bahrain, Yemen and Syria, and what is yet to come will be even worse… After all this, the only question left to ask is: How long will we continue to let them [the Jews] toy with us, like puppets on hidden strings?”

Adolph Hitler’s anti-Semitic fantasies are also popularly cited. In September, Saudi columnist Khaled Al-Ghanami echoed accusations of Jewish conspiracies for a column in local daily Okaz, which has a circulation of several hundred thousand in the conservative kingdom. As proof for his conspiracy piece, “Liberalism – A Jewish Deception,” Al-Ghanami cites Hitler’s Mein Kampf. “[Mein Kampf] contains many stories about the Jew who lurks in the shadows (according to Hitler), and whose calls for freedom and equality are nothing but diabolical plots aimed at weakening the state, causing anarchy, undermining security, and controlling the fate of the nations,” al-Ghanami writes. “This is because the Jew believes he is superior to others, and he dislikes manual labor, preferring to make the people his slaves by [giving them] interest-bearing loans.”

Even where journalists try to distinguish between Jews and Zionists, anti-Zionism is often tinged with hateful rhetoric.

In another MEMRI translated article from Qatar’s Al-Arab, Egyptian journalist Sharif Abd al-Ghani laments the popular custom of cursing Jews during Friday sermons. Despite admonishing common anti-Jewish attitudes in religious education and the Arab world’s mosques, Abd al-Ghani also states that local people believe that their curses have “fulfilled their role in the struggle against the Zionist enemy in the best way possible.” Even his positive examples of Jewish scholarship and invention appear to come from a 2006 Pakistani article entitled “Why Are Jews So Powerful?”

Examples of anti-Semitism in Arab media, such as the few mentioned above, remain rich in their conspiracies and varied in their accusations. They also match extremely low levels of positive feelings towards Jews, as shown in Pew opinion polls. Ultimately, the common denominator is that increasing freedom hasn’t killed anti-Semitism, and that the Arab world’s trend of hate continues to find new ways to express itself.

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EDITORIAL

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NOVEMBER 25, 2011

The people’s voice

Spy Games When the news first broke that two CIA intelligence networks had been dismantled, one by the Iranians, and one by Hezbollah in Lebanon, I was distraught, to say the least. But when it occurred to me that my friends and colleagues didn’t seem to grasp the severity of the situation, I was dumbfounded. The implications of this recent intelligence debacle are staggering, not only for the poor bastards who got caught, but also for U.S. national security. For those unfamiliar with how HUMINT collection (Human Intelligence, as distinguished from, for example SIGINT or SATINT, referring to Signals and Satellite intelligence, respectively) works, allow me to bring you up to speed. irst of all, those “U.S. spies” who were caught were not American citizens, but rather local informants, who had infiltrated Hezbollah, or obtained access to Iranian state secrets, or what have you. Referring to American CIA operatives as “Secret Agents” is something of a misnomer. The CIA sends out “case officers” (the technical name is constantly changing; I think they’re called “Clandestine Service Operations Officers” now) to stations all over the world. The vast majority of case officers operate out of embassies and consulates, and therefore are afforded a certain degree of protection under international law and custom. If they get caught (caught in a civilized country, anyway), they get PNG’ed (persona non grata – a diplomatic term meaning “and don’t let the door hit you on the way out”), and that’s pretty much it. Cross one potential vacation spot off of your list.

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There are exceptions, of course, case officers under non-official cover who would be every bit as up a creek and paddle-less as those who were just rolled up in Iran and Lebanon. These operatives, known as “illegals,” can typically slip through the cracks of foreign counterintelligence, and access things that their counterparts posing as diplomats can’t get to. The trade off, of course, is that they operate without a safety net.

Okay, so let’s talk about the spies who are making the headlines. These guys, the “agents” or “assets,” are individuals recruited by case officers to do the actual dirty work. The case officer’s job is to pull the strings. They assess, recruit, and manage the agents, who are invariably foreign nationals.

Now that we’re clear on terms, what does it mean that these agents, allegedly in the employ of the Central Intelligence Agency, were nabbed by local authorities? Moreover, what does it mean that their capture may have largely been the result of negligence on the part of their handlers? Some media reports indicate that the CIA used the codeword “PIZZA” to discuss where to meet with agents, then met them at a Pizza Hut in Beirut, though U.S. officials deny this. I know what you’re thinking: Beirut has a Pizza Hut?! But that’s neither here nor there.

What it means is that our intelligence gathering capabilities have been severely crippled in two countries where said capabilities are vital to our national interests. In the case of Iran, which is well on its way to obtaining nuclear arms, the need for timely intelligence is obvious. In the case of Lebanon, Israel’s Arutz Sheva has pointed out that Hezbollah has been responsible for more American casualties in the last ten years than any other terrorist group. And of course, if you’re reading this paper, odds are you are concerned as well for the existential peril that Hezbollah and similar groups pose to Israel.

It’s not only that these networks have been compromised, though they are.

And it’s not only that they were extraordinarily difficult to establish in the first place, though they were. But can you imagine the challenge that the U.S. intelligence community now faces as it attempts to compensate for its loss? A dozen or so agents missing and presumed dead, broadcast via every news outlet on the face of the Earth, doesn’t exactly make a very good recruitment ad (well, maybe for Hezbollah). I can hear the prospective future secret agents now: “Why yes, I do believ e in democr acy. Yes, I would like to help fight the t yrannical regime that afflicts me and my countrymen.

Who did you say you were? CIA? You mean, the people who r ecruited m y friend Ibr ahim, met them at Pizza Hut, and dubbed it ‘Operation PIZZA?’ Yeah, they hanged him in the town square.”

I don’t think he’s going to be so anxious to follow suit. Would you be?

Yes, it’s a riveting story, and yes, it’s the same kind of thing they make exciting movies from. (Syriana Part II, anyone?) But it will have real world consequences. For the agents we let down, it already has. If we recruited them to pass us information about Hezbollah, clearly they weren’t running with the nicest of crowds when we found them. But they were working with us; they deserved better. And more importantly, we need to do a better job of protecting our assets, or we’ll have a hell of a time recruiting any new ones.

Editor, I found myself fascinated by your paper’s coverage of the Kosherfest trade show in New Jersey earlier this month. Baruch Hashem, keeping kosher no longer means having to lower your culinary standards. The Midrash teaches us that for everything that is forbidden to us, there is a kosher equivalent. One example the midrash gives is that, although pork is treyf, there is a kosher species of fish called the shibuta with a remarkably similar taste. While I’ve never had a shibuta filet, I do know the pleasure of pasta chopped with sauce, cheese, and “tofurky” brand “sausage.” What an age we live in!

Other than that, though, it’s nice to see kosher manufacturers responding to customers with a more discerning taste, and it’s nice to see so many people seeking out kosher food.

Personally, I think it’s a Kiddush Hashem of sorts that “Kosher,” more than just meaning “permissible” for Jews, has come to signify a good, wholesome quality to Jews and non-Jews alike.

SINCERELY, CHAIM G. BROOKLYN, NY

Editor, Like you, I have been most distraught by the recent wave of anti-Semitic incidents in Brooklyn. The arsons, the graffiti at the Avenue J(ew) Subway station.... the murder of that poor woman.

It’s as if we all stepped in to some kind of time machine and emerged in a time in American history where… was it ever this bad? I’m sure it was, but it must have been before my time. This isn’t the America I grew up in.

Or is it? Is it that I’ve been so well-insulated by the comfortable, vibrant Jewish community that forms such an integral part New York society that I never noticed this current of vicious anti-Semitism flowing just below the surface?

I’d like to think that I’d have the foresight, if history repeats itself here (as it did in Spain, and Russia, and Germany), to seek refuge in our homeland. That’s what it’s there for. I’d suggest that you and the readers of the Jewish Voice do the same.

ALL THE BEST, IZZY S. BROOKLYN, NY

Editor, I read with great interest your paper’s coverage of the recent explosion on the Iranian missile base. In it, you indicated that Israel’s Mossad may have been behind it. I say: Good!

I hope so!

The Iranian government needs to know that they can’t get away with this kind of nonsense. The rest of the world may stand around, ineffectually wagging their fingers at Ahmedinejad, but leave it to Israel to get the job done. When push comes to shove, they know that words are no substitute for action. And sadly, we Jews know from experience that when a madman in high political office says he’s planning to wipe out an entire nation, you should probably take him seriously.

So go ahead, Iran, keep rattling that saber. Just don’t act so shocked when the IDF snaps it in half.

SINCERELY, BRUCE M. MIAMI, FL

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Effects of an Iranian Nuclear Attack Upon Israel “La commedia ė finita!” –Pagliacci The farce is over and the truth is out about Iran’s nuclear power.

CONTENT NOT FOR CHILDREN.

By Prof. Louis Rene Beres ow, after so many unpardonable years of deception and self-delusion concerning Iranian nuclear intentions, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has finally confirmed the worst. Its most recent report, urgent in tone, provides meaningful details on secret Iranian nuclear programs.

These efforts were vastly more ambitious than was previously believed. According to David Albright, a former IAEA official who reviewed the agency’s findings, underlying IAEA intelligence also concludes that Iran can now “design and produce a workable implosion nuclear device.” This device would use highly enriched uranium as its fissile core.

When selective preemptions against certain Iranian nuclear assets and infrastructures might still have been practicable, neither Israel nor the United States chose to exercise its lawful right of anticipatory selfdefense. Now, barring an unlikely eleventhhour defensive first-strike by Israel, Iran’s entry into the Nuclear Club is a fait accompli.

For Israel, the state most obviously threatened by these developments, all remaining self-defense options will necessarily be limited to interpenetrating plans for improved nuclear deterrence, and expanded active defense.

Almost certainly, these inherently fallible programs will include an end to the country’s longstanding policy of “deliberate nuclear ambiguity,” and substantial additional deployments of both Arrow and Iron Dome missile interceptors.

Significantly, unlike the no-longer viable preemption option, these defensive programs could come into play only after an Iranian nuclear force had already been deployed, or after an Iranian nuclear attack

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had already been launched.

Can anyone reasonably expect a newlynuclear leadership in Tehran to be reliably rational? Exactly what could happen to Israel if pertinent Iranian leaders, endowed with offensive nuclear weapons, should, even on a single occasion, proceed to value certain presumed religious obligations more highly than their state’s physical survival?

This core question must be raised in reference to all possible Iranian regimes, not only to the present Ahmadinejad government. Although counter-intuitive, regime change in Tehran could conceivably yield an increased likelihood of irrational decisionmaking.

Irrationality is not the same as madness.

Even an irrational Iranian leadership could maintain a consistent and “transitive” hierarchy of preferences.

Enemy irrationality would likely be less dangerous for Israel than having to face a genuinely mad adversary. Still, it will not be Israel’s option to decide which type of adversary it would prefer to face in Tehran.

Any Iranian leadership that slouches toward military conflict with the “Zionist Entity” could, sooner than had long been expected, initiate regional nuclear war. Deliberately or inadvertently, as a “bolt from the blue,” or as a fully unintended result of escalation, whether out of an inexorable religious commitment to Jihad against “unbelievers,” or, for much more mundane reasons of miscalculation, accident, coup d’état, or command-control failure, a nuclear Tehran could ignite a real-world “Armageddon.”

Thirty-two years ago, I published the first of ten books that contained authoritative descriptions of the physical and medical consequences of nuclear war, any nuclear war. These descriptions were drawn largely from a still-valid 1975 report by the National Academy of S ciences, and included the following very tangible outcomes: large temperature changes; contamination of Continued on page 38

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UNESCO Should Read Its Own Constitution “Palestine”’s membership of UNESCO could be under serious legal threat as the vote approving such admission comes under increasing scrutiny.

By David Singer he decision to admit the Palestinian Authority (PA) has come at great financial cost to UNESCO and has threatened the abandonment or postponement of many of its worthy and worthwhile programs.

UNESCO notes in a Press Release on November 10: The U.S. has withheld its contributions following the admission of Palestine to UNESCO on 31 October. They were required to do so by U.S. laws dating from the 1990s.

This leaves UNESCO with an immediate shortfall of US$65m to the end of 2011, and a further gap of 22 percent in its US$653m budget for 2012-2013. Israel has now followed suit and withheld its contribution of US$1.5m (0.3 percent of UNESCO’s budget) for 2012-2013.

UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova has now launched an Emergency Multi-Donor Fund to help make up for the very large shortfall resulting from dues withheld by the United States. It has left an enormous black hole that is hard to fill, given the financial crisis enveloping the European Union and its members.

One way of rescuing UNESCO from its current predicament would be to approach the International Court of Justice seeking an Advisory Opinion on the legality of the PA’s

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admission to UNESCO. Two questions need to be answered— even more urgently now—following the UN Admissions Committee failing to agree on whether the PA qualified for membership of the UN as a “peace-loving State” as specifically required by Article 4 (1) of the UN Charter.

I. Is “Palestine” a State enabling it to be admitted to UNESC O under A rticle II 2 of the UNESCO Constitution?

Article II 2 provides: Subject to the conditions of the Agreement between this Organization and the United Nations Organization, approved pursuant to Article X of this Constitution, states not members of the United Nations Organization may be admitted to membership of the Organization, upon recommendation of the Executive Board, by a two-thirds majority vote of the General Conference.

The PA’s applications to both UNESCO and the UN required that in each case it be a State to qualify for membership.

The UN Admissions Committee appears to have been divided on whether it so qualified.

One could reasonably infer that this was also one of the issues that was foremost in the minds of the UNESCO General Conference where only 51 out of the 137 nonIslamic states voted in favor of “Palestine”’s admission to UNESCO. In customary international law as codified in the Montevideo Convention 1933, it

would appear that the PA did not possess the four necessary legal requirements to call itself a State.

UNESCO is required to ensure its Constitution is faithfully observed at all times.

Since the UN interpretation appears to contradict the UNESCO interpretation, legal clarification by approaching the International Court of Justice for an Advisory Opinion is justified and indeed necessary.

II. Was the P A’s admission to UNESC O unconstitutional because the majority vote required for its admission under A rticle II 2 of the UNESC O Constitution was not reached?

The vote for the PA’s admission to UNESCO was 107 for, 16 against and 52 abstentions (which do not count as votes).

There are 194 members of UNESCO, so a two thirds majority vote required would be 129. As only 107 votes were in favor, Palestine’s admission to UNESCO did not satisfy the provisions of the Constitution and should be declared invalid.

This viewpoint is further strengthened by the provisions of Article II 3 : Territories or groups of territories which are not responsible for the conduct of their international relations may be admitted as Associate Members by the General Conference by a two-thirds majority of Members present and v oting, upon application made on behalf of such territory or group of territories by the Member or other authority having responsibility for their international relations. The nature and extent of the rights and obligations of Associate Members shall

be determined by the General Conference.

Clearly the Constitution makes a significant distinction in the specific section of the Constitution dealing with Membership between the vote needed to admit Members and the vote needed to admit Associate Members This clear difference is however clouded by the provisions of Clause IV B 8(a): Each Member State shall have one vote in the General Conference. Decisions shall be made by a simple majority except in cases in which a two-thirds majority is required by the provisions of this Constitution, or the Rules of Procedure of the General Conference. A majority shall be a majority of the Members present and voting.

The International Court of Justice needs to be urgently approached to reconcile the apparent inconsistencies and uncertainties posed by these contradictory provisions in UNESCO’s constitution.

I put some questions on these issues to UNESCO’s Director of Liaison Office in New York two and a half weeks ago—but have been met by a wall of silence despite sending him a reminder.

Approaching the International Court of Justice could prove to be the financial lifeline UNESCO so desperately needs, since a ruling that Palestine’s admission was unconstitutional would assuredly restore America’s financial commitment to UNESCO. Will political or financial pressure win the day? Will the political fallout involving the

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Procter & Gamble to Hire Israeli PhDs Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE: PG) is seeking to strengthen its innovation division with Israeli brainpower. The company today began taking applications from engineering and science students who are completing their PhDs either this year or next to work for its two R&D programs.

By Roy Goldenberg rocter & Gamble is offering an internship program in Europe. Graduates can join one of the company’s R&D centers, which currently employ 9,400 scientists. The second program is a four-day R&D seminar at the company’s innovations center in Germany. Outstanding participants can join the company.

Registration for the programs is through P&G Israel’s website. Registration will close on November 30. Applicants who pass the screening process will attend an event on December 12 in Tel Aviv, where they will undergo further screening.

P&G Israel Innovation Center director Lital Asher said, “This is the second year that the company is hiring for its global R&D ranks. Last year, we hired five researchers with unique capabilities in the life sciences and computing. The company’s global R&D

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By Tali Shamir ur market is good, probably the best in the world. There's New York and then there's the rest of the State," said William Macklowe, president and chairman of New York's major real estate corporation Macklowe Properties, at the Seventh annual forum held by Real Deal – one of the leading real estate magazines in the United States.

The conference was held over the weekend at Lincoln Center with a crowd of 1,600 realtors, who all appeared to agree that the luxury real estate market in New York is coming to life.

Figures presented at the conference show that the sale of building blocks in New York doubled in 2010 as compared to the previous year especially in light of Google's $1.8 billion mega deal.

Office occupancy is climbing for the first time in three years and apartments in the city are going for just 14% below their peak prices. The rental market, for the time being, is showing signs of stability with slight increases as people are apprehensive when it comes to buying property and prefer to rent.

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'You see a lot of Israeli investors' "The uncertainty in other markets and mainly the euro crisis are driving people to invest in New York," said Frederick Peters, president of Warburg Realty Partnership, one of New York's oldest real estate agencies. "We see many of our buyers coming from outside of the US." Jonathan Adelsberg from the Herrick Feinstein law firm, which specializes in real estate and was one of the event's sponsors, said: "The mayor encourages foreign investments and today we see many foreign investors from Israel, South America, India and especially Canada, because the Canadian dollar is getting stronger."

Architect Daniel Goldner said, "We see Israeli entrepreneurs arriving in New York en mass. I don't know what the reason for this is."

"It's true that prices dropped, but development and building are almost at a standstill," revealed Nir Amzal of HAP. "The banks have closed the credit tap and Americans, who are accustomed to working with banks, just can't conceive digging into their own pockets. Israelis are used to working with their own money."

Rich Schulhoff from Brooklyn real estate agency BNYMLS recommends Red Hook – a port neighborhood on the bank of the east river, not far from Manhattan's financial district.

"This year, we've seen a 6% rise in sales and a 4% rise in prices in Brooklyn," he said.

"Everything is happening at breakneck speed – once a neighborhood becomes hot, the prices rise and it's on the next neighborhood.

"People love Brooklyn because it's very neighborly. Kids can play in the streets and you know who your neighbors are."

'Investing in large buildings in prime locations' Jean Luc Butbul, a local Jewish real estate entrepreneur, said he looked for good deals in lower Manhattan, but that they were hard to come by. "It's like looking for a diamond in a haystack."

Butbul explained that he was seeking projects in the range of $30-$300 million and that in the current atmosphere "you have to find projects that no one has heard about yet."

Investment consultant and commentator on local TV, Dr. Roger Hanwehr, who is interested in mega-projects, said the best places in New York to invest in were the large buildings in good locations along the river with a view.

"Like they say – location, location, location. Investing in a dump in the notion that some developer will come along and turn the area into Beverly Hills is just wrong."

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sick children from the Chernobyl region and has rescued over 2,783 children.

The current International Director of CCOC is Rabbi Yossi Swerdlov, an energetic and dedicated Chabad Rabbi, who tirelessly travels the globe arranging the crucial funds needed to support the medical and social needs of the children in addition to ministering to their needs and their families in Israel. In addition, the rescue missions still go on and CCOC has also spread its wings with

Rabbi Yossi Swerdlov, International Director of Children of Chernobyl (PHOTO CREDIT: TZVI ALLEN FISHMAN)

involvement in other more recent disasters in Japan, Haiti, Chile and Iceland. This year’s Gala was therefore named “Children of the World.”

The CCOC has had from its inception the intense involvement of the famed movie producer Steven Spielberg, and Steve’s sister and brother in law, Nancy Spielberg Katz and Shimon Y. Katz. In addition to the Spielbergs, the chairpersons for the event included Jeanie and Jay Schottenstein, Linda and Haaris Toib, Julia and Norman Bobrow, Chippy Meta, Adele and Alan Clingman, Jody Durst, Orly and Issy Hackmon, Jamee Natella and famed actor Jon Voight.

Jon Voight, who both actively served on the gala committee and as the eloquent master of ceremonies for the dinner event, is one of the most involved celebrities for Jewish causes in the world. Jon, who travels to Israel numerous times each year, is a devout Christian Zionist who truly believes in the word of G-d and the Torah’s commandments of resettling the land of Israel. As many have stated, “Jon is more Jewish than many Jews in the World.”

Celebrities present at the event included Jon Voight, Kirk Douglas, Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Elle Fanning. Also on the affluent and influential guest list were cosmetics and business Executive Ron Perelman, President of Universal Ron Meyer, fashion industry executive Elaine Gold and boxer Yuri Foreman. Celebrity Chairs included Billy Crystal, Matt Damon, Jesse Eisenberg, Anne Douglas, Edie Falco, Tina Fey, Elie Tahari, Judges Judy and Jerry Sheindlin and Dakota Fanning.

Awardees at the CCOC Dinner included Actor Kirk Douglas, who received the Children at Heart Award. Kirk, who is 95 and who’s birth name is Issur Danielovitch, is the

Elaine Gold, recipient of the CCOC Lifetime Achievement Award with actor Jon Voight at the Children of Chernobyl Gala, Nov 21 at Pier 60. (PHOTO CREDIT: TZVI ALLEN FISHMAN)

son of illiterate Jewish-Russian parents. In his acceptance speech he said “I came from Belarus region where the Chernobyl region is and it might even have been my own relatives who I could have lost over there, so that’s why this is such an important charity.”

Michael Douglas added to his father’s remarks that he was very proud of the family’s long involvement in Children of Chernobyl and that he was proud to have received the Children at Heart Award himself in 2004.

Elaine Gold, President and CEO of Elaine Gold Enterprises, LLC and fashion accessories executive received the Lifetime Achievement Award. Dakota and Elle Fanning, sister

actresses who are A-list performers and have appeared worldwide received the Children of the World Award and up-and-coming businessman Joshua Chaitowsky received the New Leadership Award.

The dinner included a video tribute and congratulatory message from Steven Spielberg. The celebrity fantasy auction was one the main fund raising activities of the evening. Goods and services were auctioned off both in a silent and traditional auction. The auctioneer was the famed Sports and News Anchor for NBC-TV, Bruce Beck. In past years, the Children of Chernobyl Gala raised over 1.5 million dollars.

Young Israel Movement to Present “Ladies’ Night Out” to Benefit Former Residents of Gush Katif The National Council of Young Israel (NCYI), in conjunction with the Young Israel of Avenue K, is presenting "Ladies Night Out" to benefit the former residents of Gush Katif. The event will take place on Sunday, December 4, 2011 at 8:00 PM at the Young Israel of Avenue K, which is located at 2818 Avenue K (at the corner of East 29th Street), in Brooklyn, NY. Women and girls are invited to attend the December 4th event. he event will feature "Stay Young Eat Right" by Esther Hornstein; Singing Sensations Rachael and Sarah Hinda Appelbaum; a fashion show presented by Unique Boutique; a jewelry sale courtesy of Designs by Nechie; and a Mini Chinese Auction. In addition, refreshments and sushi will be served. Admission to the event is by donation.

Since August 2005, when they were forcibly expelled from their homes and their communities, many of the former residents of Gush Katif and Northern Shomron have been struggling mightily to provide

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for their families. Many of them still do not have jobs, and much of the financial aid that was promised to them never arrived.

According to NCYI Director of Programming Rebbetzin Judi Steinig, all proceeds from the December 4th Ladies Night Out will go directly to help the former residents of Gush Katif and will provide them with much needed economic assistance.

The event is being spearheaded by Dena Nierenberg of the Young Israel of Avenue K, who has coordinated numerous events to benefit the former residents of Gush Katif.

Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas with Glamour Girls at the Children of Chernobyl Celebrity Charity Dinner

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Kenya to copy Israeli urgent care model The African country will implement the Terem clinics’ remote consultation technologies to treat patients who don’t require a hospital visit.

By Daniel Ben-Tal he Kenyan Health Ministry has decided to adopt the Jerusalem-based model of Terem independent emergency medical centers and set up a similar chain of clinics of its own, a move that will likely transform the African country’s health-care system.

“The Kenyans are very dynamic people who are trying really hard to have a successful, democratic, prosperous society,” says Terem’s assistant medical director Dr. Nahum Kovalski.

Earlier this year, the Kenyan Health Ministry’s director-general came to Jerusalem to see the clinics in action. “They want to set up close to 50 community-based emergency care clinics, each servicing a few hundred thousand people in surrounding communities,” Kovalski tells ISRAEL21c.

“This is a huge project -- reshaping a health system for a country of 35 million people.”

Terem operates five urgent care centers in the Jerusalem area, with more than 250,000 patient visits a year. Only seven percent of them get referred to hospitals. Israeli Health Ministry statistics show that per capita, 30 to 50 percent fewer patients turn up

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at hospital ERs in areas also served by Terem, meaning that the system significantly reduces stress on emergency rooms.

“A simple ankle fracture doesn’t need to go through a hospital. We X-ray the injury, then treat it,” he says. “Most fractures can be cast on the spot. Then we send them home. The patient pays a maximum of NIS 86 [about $22].” The primary care physician provides follow-up care.

Real-time remote consultations What particularly interested the Kenyans, says Kovalski, is Terem’s use of the latest medical and communication technologies.

“Access to remote consultation tools is key. We have the ability in real time to review material together. Say a doctor wants a second opinion on an X-ray: It can be sent anywhere, via mobile phone or computer interface. We were one of the first groups in the world to use consultations via mobile phones in a real-time environment.”

Inaugurated in 1989, Terem was the brainchild of Dr. David Appelbaum, a Detroit-born rabbi and specialist in internal and emergency medicine, who was tragically killed in a 2003 terrorist bombing in Jerusalem. Today the company employs more than 200 people.

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Remote consultation saves on costly ER visits.

physicians on study tours of Kenya, earned a computer science degree at McGill University in Canada before studying medicine.

“You have to communicate with local doctors and custom-design each system for its market,” he says, noting that most households in Kenya have mobile phones and Internet speed there is improving.

“We are doctors who understand technology, not just technologists who understand medicine. We understand the medical needs and can customize the solutions.

“As long as you have Internet, you can have real-time streaming of information. By using portable ultrasound devices, we can revolutionize health care. We’re going to see a lot more use of ultrasound in the future -- I’ve heard it said that ultrasound is the stethoscope of the 21st century.”

Proximity will save lives Another major advantage of the planned clinics is their accessibility. Kovalski points

out that the primary killers of children in the Third World are dehydration and pneumonia -- “simple” diseases, he calls them. “If you can get medical care closer to communities, instead of having them walk another day to a hospital, it will save lives.” The clinics also will offer community health education.

“At this point we have a complete package. Oracle is providing the infrastructure, including computers, servers, Internet and software support.”

The Medical Consultancy and Construction Group (http://www.mccgrouplondon. com), which Kovalski says “builds field hospitals like Lego,” is responsible for linking the components.

“We’ll be doing the training, and will bring specialist teams to develop customized software for their problems,” he says.

“We have a large number of well-trained, dynamic doctors who want to be part of this project.”

The World Bank is expected to provide funding for the project.

Kovalski is confident that this is the right time to enact changes in approaches to medical care.

“It’s almost a perfect storm. As cell phone technologies come of age, this combination of medical knowledge as a package is pretty unique. We’ve already been approached by other African countries. Once it’s working in Kenya, it’ll take off.”

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No Joke: Israel's Medical Clowns Harnessing the natural potential of the hormones released in laughter, Israel is making forays into the realm of medical clowning. In Israel, medical clowns are no joke: they are considered co-therapists in patient care. Medical clowns are trained during a three-month course in Israel and the country offers a medical clowning bachelor’s degree - the only one of its kind in the world. srael, considered a world-leading pioneer in this form of therapy, was chosen to host an international conference on the physical benefits of medical clowning because of its contributions to the field. The symposium drew some 250 participants from some 25 countries.

The conference highlighted new breakthroughs in medical clowning such as reducing anxiety levels and helping patients undergo painful procedures. Israeli doctors showed, among other things, that medical clowns helped young children avoid highlevels of sedation before they entered kidney imaging after infections.

Israeli hospitals were highlighted for the medical clown’s full integration into the hospital staff. The process started in 2002 when three clowns joined the staff of Jerusalem’s Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem. The results were outstanding, experts say, leading Israeli hospitals to begin incorporating clowns into their medical staff from that point on.

At Alyn, a children’s rehabilitation hospital in Jerusalem, medical clowns are part of the psychology department because they “deal with the children’s spirit,” said Ruth Palmor, the head of the hospital’s psychosocial department.

As such, the medical clowns sit in on staff meetings to get a well-rounded view of their patients. They then help develop

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rehabilitation programs and activities with physiotherapists or other experts. Medical clowns often use simple solutions and fun methods to coax children and adults into routine therapy needed for their recovery.

They also improve the quality – and quantity – of treatment. For example, medical clowns can help physiotherapists work with children on speech and physical strength simultaneously.

Palmor told a story about a young boy who had endured painful skin grafts after he was severely burned. Palmor said that the staff’s medical clown, Noam Rubinstein, found a simple solution – a bubble machine – for the boy to play with to help him through the physiotherapy procedure.

The boy was instructed to flex and clench his muscles around small balls—a task that was very painful—by enticing him to burst as many bubbles as possible.

“For every 15 bubbles you burst, I’ll make you an animal balloon,” said Rubinstein. The boy was intrigued; he performed the mundane physiotherapy exercise and successfully burst a lot of bubbles for more than 45 minutes, winning himself the handsome reward!

Medical clowns also help to alleviate social and cultural gaps. For example, Alyn treats a wide-range of children from Israel, Gaza, Siberia and more. The children also come from diverse family and financial

Israeli medical clowns exhibit their tricks at Alyn Children's Hospital in Jerusalem.

backgrounds. The clowns use universal techniques that reach across social gaps to reach the children and make them feel at home while at the hospital.

“We empower children to view themselves as whole despite their disabilities,” said Sigalit Ofer (left), one of the main medical clowns at Alyn. She explained that they use laughter – a natural and strong healing tool – to help children open up and to emphasize their natural motivation to heal. Ofer regularly helps children rehabilitating from physical trauma regain physical and cognitive control. She works with speech pathologists and physiotherapists on memory games, stretching techniques and motor skills activities.

Walid, a seven-year old patient at Alyn, shouted with glee when he saw the clowns perform a “spontaneous intervention,” a

comical clown combustion. The interventions create an environment of excitement and laughter—often causing the children to erupt in a fit of laughter as in the case of Walid.

A Spanish medical clown Begona Pino told The Israel Project: “We have learned a lot about Israel’s expertise with medical clowns.

What we’ve seen here [at the conference] is a role-model for our program in Spain. We [medical clowns] haven’t reached the point of integration that Israeli hospitals have.”

The Magi Foundation - the fund that runs the Dream Doctors program that utilizes medical clowns in hospitals - has more than 80 medical clowns working in areas ranging from internal care and surgery to centers for child victims of sexual abuse and psychiatric wards in Israel.

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Mentally Ill Patient Planned to Kill Rabbi Ovadia Yosef Meyer Baraness, 50, of Safed (Tzfat) said he planned to kill former Sephardic Chief Rabbi and Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Ovadia Yosef during the last prayer of the Tisha B’Av services at the Western Wall.

Baraness, who is known to the police, has been described as “mentally deranged”by officials who note that he previously sought to murder the late Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Bistritzky of Tzfat, seriously injuring him in the attempt.

Baraness, once a member of a Chabad faction, planned to go to the Western Wall for Tisha B’Av armed with a sharp piece of glass, with the aim of cutting Rabbi Yosef’s throat.

Fortunately for Rabbi Yosef, Baraness felt ill that day so he chose not to attend the services at the Western Wall, which may have saved Rabbi Yosef›s life.

At this stage it remains unclear whether Baraness› account of his plans are coherent or delusional, but because Baraness - who is currently under psychiatric observation - did make a similar attempt recently, his claims are being carefully considered.

In July another man - also mentally unstable - stabbed and murdered Rabbi Elazar Abuhatzeira, son of the reknowned Baba Sali.

Israeli Strike on Iran will ‘Jam, Blind, Deafen’ Defense An Israeli attack on nuclear sites in Iran would go beyond air strikes from fighter planes and likely include electronic warfare against Iran’s electric grid, Internet, cellphone network, and emergency frequencies for fire and police services, according to a report by Eli Lake, a correspondent for Newsweek and the Daily Beast.

For much of the last decade, writes Lake, “Israel has been assembling a multibilliondollar array of high-tech weapons that would allow it to jam, blind, and deafen Tehran’s defenses in the case of a pre-emptive aerial strike.”

U.S. intelligence officials are reported as saying that Israel has developed a weapon capable of mimicking a maintenance cellphone signal that commands a cell network to “sleep,” effectively stopping transmissions.

The Israelis “also have jammers capable of creating interference within Iran’s emergency frequencies for first responders,” they said.

In the 2007 attack on a suspected nuclear site in Syria, Israeli planes “spoofed” the enemy’s air-defense radars, “at first making it appear that no jets were in the sky and then in an instant making the radar believe the sky was filled with hundreds of planes,” Lake writes.

Israel also likely would exploit a in Iran’s big-city electric grids, which are not “airgapped”—meaning they are connected to the Internet and therefore vulnerable to a Stuxnet-style cyberattack—officials reportedly said.

The likely delivery method for the elec-

The Jewish Voice tronic warfare mechanisms would be an unmanned aerial vehicle the size of a jumbo jet known as the Eitan. The D aily Beast quotes U.S. and Israeli officials as saying that one version of the drone can fly up to 45 straight hours.

It is not clear why U.S. officials would want to leak any of this information – unless they were bluffing, or trying to derail Israeli plans for a strike.

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Turkish Journalists Go on Trial Over Alleged Coup Plot A total of 13 defendants, most of them journalists, went on trial in Turkey Tuesday after being linked with a group allegedly attempting to overthrow the country’s Islamic-based government.

The journalists included two well-known investigative reporters, who have been held in prison since March. The defendants are among hundreds of people, including journalists, academics and retired and serving senior military officers, who are already on trial in an investigation of the secularist network, Ergenekon.

Prosecutors say the group plotted in 2003 to bring down the government through bombings and other attacks to discredit the government and trigger a military coup against the ruling Justice and Development Party.

The trial highlights international concerns about press freedom in Turkey.

Foreign journalists traveled to Turkey to attend the trial. Those who could not get in demonstrated outside for their colleagues’ release and unfurled a banner saying there can be no free society without free journalists.

Turkish authorities have detained more than 300 people as part of a wide-reaching investigation into Ergenekon.

German Politicians Pledge to Fight Neo-Nazis The German parliament has condemned a wave of neo-Nazi killings and the failure of police to stop a years-long murder spree that targeted immigrants and left at least 10 people dead.

All members of parliament, in a rare show of cross-party unity Tuesday, rose to express remorse for the country’s failure to protect the immigrants from the extremists.

Speaker Norbert Lammert acknowledged the widespread criticism of authorities for not stopping or connecting the crimes, saying, “We are deeply ashamed.”

The deputies adopted a joint declaration pledging to do everything possible to investigate the case and implement measures to prevent a repeat.

A small neo-Nazi group calling itself the National Socialist Underground is suspected in the killing of nine immigrant shopkeepers — eight of them of Turkish origin. The other

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was of Greek origin. A policewoman was also shot dead in the series of killings that began in 2000 and ended in 2007.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel last week labeled the murders right-wing terror and a “disgrace” for Germany, whose Nazi past makes right-wing militancy a particularly sensitive subject. She urged a concerted effort be made to track down those responsible, along with a fresh drive to ban the radical neo-Nazi National Democratic Party. Earlier efforts failed on legal grounds.

About 3 million people of Turkish origin live in Germany.

German politicians are outraged that the group operated undetected by police for so long. The neo-Nazi organization was not discovered until two members of the group committed suicide earlier this month.

In a related development, new details about the extremists indicate the 2007 death of the policewoman may have been linked to a personal connection to the far right group.

Authorities said Tuesday Michele Kiesewetter may have been killed after her father attempted to rent a bar in a small eastern German town that was used by neoNazis for gatherings.

Tunisia’s New Assembly Holds Inaugural Session Tunisia inaugurated its new Constituent Assembly Tuesday following a power-sharing deal between the so-called “moderate Islamists” and secular parties.

The 217-member assembly began work almost a month after the tiny North African country held its first democratic elections and 10 months after a popular revolt ousted longtime president Zine el Abidine Ben Ali. The first tasks were formalities — swearing in Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali from the ruling Islamist Ennahda party, President Moncef Marzouki from the center-left Congress for the Republic party, and assembly speaker Mustafa Ben Jafaar of the Democratic Forum for Labor and Liberties, or Ettakatol.

Lawmakers tasked with drafting a new constitution and political system sang the national anthem and were joined by senior officials in the incoming coalition government and ministers in the outgoing Cabinet.

The new Cabinet, which faces many challenges including attracting foreign investments and reviving the country’s faltering economy, vowed to hold new elections in a year.

About 1,000 protesters, including relatives of people killed in the revolt, gathered outside the assembly building on the outskirts of the capital, Tunis. The demonstrators were from dozens of different organizations, many representing women calling for their rights to be guaranteed under the new constitution.

Among the protesters was the mother of Mohamed Bouazizi, the young vegetable seller who immolated himself last December in an act of protest that triggered the revolution.

Ennahda took 90 of 217 assembly seats in last month’s polls – three times the number won by its nearest rival. Its leader, Rachid Ghannouchi, said his party would work to form a new government in “friendliness” and

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“brotherhood.” The secular Congress for the Republic placed second with 30 seats, while Ettakatol came in third with 21 seats.

Tunisia’s landmark elections were widely considered free and fair.

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U.S. Economic Growth Slower Than Estimates The U.S. economy grew more slowly than first estimated in July, August, and September.

Tuesday’s report from the Commerce Department says the gross domestic product expanded at a 2 percent annual rate during the third quarter.

That is half a percentage point less than a preliminary estimate.

New data showing that companies have been slow to restock shelves prompted experts to cut their assessment of economic growth.

Some economists say growth is likely to pick up a bit in October, November and December.

An expanding economy is needed to create the millions of jobs needed to cut the unemployment rate from its current 9 percent.

Polls: Gingrich Leads Republican Presidential Contenders The latest U.S. public opinion polls show Newt Gingrich in the lead among Republican contenders for next year’s presidential election.

A Quinnipiac University survey released Tuesday shows Gingrich with 26 percent support among likely Republican voters.

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is not far behind with 22 percent, while 14 percent of those surveyed favor Georgia businessman Herman Cain, and the rest of the field trails in single digits.

When limiting the choice to just the two front-runners, Gingrich and Romney, the difference is even larger. Forty-nine percent of those surveyed selected Gingrich, compared to 39 percent for Romney. But when it comes to the candidate with the best chance to defeat President Barack Obama, Republican voters pick Romney over Gingrich.

Gingrich also surged into first place in two other national polls — a CNN/Orc International survey, and a joint poll by the USA Today newspaper and the Gallup Organization.

The Republican presidential contenders will have a chance to collect more support Tuesday night when they gather in Washington for a two-hour televised debate. The discussion will focus on foreign policy and national security issues.

The latest polling marks a huge drop in support for Cain, who had been seen as a top rival to Romney until recently when he was forced to respond to allegations of sexual harassment dating back to the late 1990s.

Cain also had some awkward moments on foreign policy, including a brief memory lapse when asked to comment on President Obama’s policy on Libya.

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NOVEMBER 25, 2011

Calendar of Events Holocaust Memorial Photography Installation Opens at J. Greenstein Gallery

The Hebron Fund Annual Dinner SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 3RD 10PM VENUE: 1760 OCEAN AVE

SATURDAY, NOV 26, 8:00 PM – SUNDAY, DEC 11, 5:00 PM

BROOKLYN, NY 11230

VENUE: GREENSTEIN GALLERY 417 CENTRAL AVENUE CEDARHURST, NEW YORK 11516 Contact Information: call 516-295-2931 or go to www.jgreenstein.com Admission is free.

Fine art and documentary photographer Ahron Weiner’s MEMORIAL WALL opens at the J Greenstein Gallery on November 26th. Accompanied by a heartfelt introduction by Maurice Sendak, the installation–composed of 40 individual images–provides a contemporary perspective on former Jewish sites across Eastern Europe.

Israel’s Past, Present and Future, featuring UN Ambassador Ron Prosor MONDAY, NOV 28 2011 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM VENUE: JEWISH CENTER 131 W. 86 ST. NEW YORK, NEW YORK Contact Information: Visit www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=158273987602224 or email ambassadorRSVP@gmail.com Admission is free.

Contact: email info@hebronfund.org or call 718-677-6886 Special Program for Children ages 7-15 Reception, Buffet Dinner + Access to Science Exhibit 8pm Program 10pm Viennese Table 10:45pm. Couvert: $300 per person. Children 7-15 free. RSVP Required

American Friends of Migdal Ohr Annual Reception SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 8:00 PM VENUE: APELLA, 450 E. 29TH ST, MANHATTAN Please join Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman and American Friends of Migdal Ohr for our Annual Reception.

Guest Speaker Lt. General Dan Halutz, Former Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces and Commander of the Israeli Air Force Special Presentation Shani Levi, Migdal Ohr Student, Grade 3, Violinist Program 9:15 PM. Light Buffet For more information or to RSVP, contact American Friends of Migdal Ohr at 212-3973700, or e-mail Eileen@migdalohrusa.org

Orthodox Union Singles Connection Presents “An Evening Of Pins And Pizza”

Jewish Values, Jewish Interests: Negotiating the Tension

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 7:00 PM

40 WASHINGTON SQUARE SOUTH

VENUE: JIB LANES IN FLUSHING,

NEW YORK, NY 10012

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 relaxed environment. It will take place on Tuesday, November 29 beginning 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

MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, AT 5:00 PM LOCATION: NYU VANDERBILT HALL, ROOM 218

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 Levitt (Executive Director of the Jewish Community Center in Manhattan) will discuss both real and putative 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 Communal Service on bjpa.org, and honors JJCS Managing Editor Gail Chalew for her 20+ years of service. The event is co-sponsored by the Jewish Communal Service 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

VENUE: THE PLAZA, FIFTH AVENUE AT CENTRAL PARK SOUTH,

Yeshiva University 87th Annual Hanukkah Dinner and Convocation

NEW YORK, NY 10019

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11 5:30PM, 7PM

HONORING: IDAN OFER, Chairman of the Board, BETTER PLACE, AND SHAI AGASSI, 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 by 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

VENUE: THE WALDORF-ASTORIA

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29

For more information: reservations and Scroll of Honor opportunities contact Robyn Hartman, Senior Director of Events Management and Donor Rela tions, Yeshiva University, at 212.960.5468 or Hanukkahdinner@yu.edu Each year, we confer honorary degrees on outstanding members from the University community and beyond who have demonstrated committed leadership and dedication to education.

We invite you to join us on December 11. Contributions support scholarships and can be designated to the University’s school or college of your choice.

NOVEMBER 25, 2011 Leo invests in Israel Celebrities don’t stay famous out of pure luck; chances are they are quite the knowledgeable people who know who to market themselves. So when, award-winning actor and stunning Bar Rafaeli’s exboyfriend, Leonardo DiCaprio made a significant investment to the upcoming Israeli phone app Mobli, we can assume it is for a good reason.

Mobli is a smart-phone application which offers a unique real-time on mobile photography and video. Once installed on your mobile phone, you can use Mobli to see what other Mobli users are seeing in realtime. According to Mobli’s website, founder Moshe Hogeg thought up of the application while he attended a concert and could not see the stage due to the fact that everyone was holding up their phones to record the performance. Mogeg thought that it would be convenient to be able to see what everyone in front of him was recording. This would not only allow the user to get a better view of the stage but also get multiple angles of the same performance.

Prior to founding Mobli, Hogeg worked as a media manager at Nike and also founded Web2sport.

The Syms Finale Syms and Filene’s Basement are readying for their final clearance. The off-price clothing chain stores, who have been struggling to stay alive since their merger two years ago, have filed for Chapter 11 and will set up liq-

The Jewish Voice uidation sales through the holidays before their closing early next year. Daughter of the late Sy Syms, who founded the retailer, Marcy Syms commented saying that times have been challenging for the company. Although both retailers are not breaking records in sales, the bankruptcy filing came as a surprise to many suppliers who noted that Syms had not fallen behind on any payments.

While upscale chains such as Saks have been establishing their own off-price stores to clear their excess goods, luxury discount sites have promoted growth by paying topdollar for overstock fashion. This created problems for Marcy Sym as she attempted to keep her father’s scavenger method alive.

FB Shares Cooling with the Weather Current Facebook investors are definitely not in the sharing mood. The social network giant stock has gone down considerably since this summer. Currently at $30 a share in the private market Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been whispering about taking the company public.

Facebook shares had been a hot commodity, sending the company’s private valuation to a high $84 billion, selling their shares like (kosher) hotcakes. This week, the shares are down to $30 which implies a valuation of approximately $70 billion as well as seeing a reduction trading volume from 150,000 to 70,000. Although lower, that price is still considered high in the current private market.

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A Facebook IPO (Initial Public Offering) in 2012, would be one of the biggest ever to come from a Silicon Valley company. Facebook was expected to top internet giant Yahoo! in display ad revenue this year.

A Night out with Mila Kunis This past weekend actress Mila Kunis kept her promise and attended the Marine Corps Ball in Greenville, N.C. with Sgt. Scott Moore, who invited the Jewish actress via YouTube.

Earlier last week, the ‘Friends with Benefits’ star told E! News Marc Malkin, “It’s a huge honor just to be invited, it is.” She also said she looked forward to “talking to people and hearing their stories . . . Being a part of something that truly I know nothing about but I’m incredibly eager to learn.”

The two seemed to have a magical evening that lived up to Moore’s expectations, who recently just came home from a sevenmonth tour in Afghanistan.

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When it came to discussing their evening Kunis, 28, stepped aside and let Moore shine in the spotlight. In an interview with Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts, Moore said, “It was a blast, it was a great time. So yes, it exceeded my expectations.”

The marine also spoke with ‘The Today Show’ and revealed Kunis is “very cool” and “downto-earth.” They spent all evening hanging with his friends and dancing the night away.

Moore told Al Roker he had nothing to lose by asking Kunis to the ball. “I can’t say I thought they were very high, but I obviously thought there was a chance so that’s why I put it on.”

Starbucks CEO: Fortune’s #1 Fortune’s list of the top 50 executives is out and Starbucks CEO (and nice Jewish boy from Brooklyn) Howard D. Schultz was named as the 2011 Businessperson of the Year. It has been a rough year for many businesses with an unstable economy and the recent backlash against Wall Street and the corporate world but this is where Shultz shined. Schultz beat out the likes of Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg and Apple CEO Tim Cook for the top honors.

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NYC Health Department Warns MealMart Kosher Broiled Chicken Livers Can Cause Illness from Salmonella Bacteria 56 Cases of Illness Identified in NYC The New York City Health Department has identified 56 cases of Salmonella bacteria-related illness in New York City that are linked to eating MealMart brand kosher broiled chicken livers from the Schreiber Processing Corporation that were not cooked. Even though they are labeled as “broiled” and may appear cooked, chicken livers from this manufacturer are not thoroughly cooked and should not be eaten unless they are cooked to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Salmonella illness has also been linked to chopped liver made from this uncooked product. Chopped liver made by the consumer after purchasing this product should also be fully cooked before consuming or discarded. Cases of illness have also been identified in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Minnesota. ealMart issued recall earlier this month of the product and is cooperating with the Health Department’s investigation. The New York State Departments of Agriculture and Markets and Health, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service have collaborated with the NYC Health Department to identify cases of illness associated with this Salmonella Heidelberg strain, a common bacteria associated with food poisoning in humans.

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sher broiled chicken livers or chopped liver before their illness began and confirmed that the cases of Salmonella Heidelberg identified during the period of February through November 2011 had a common DNA “fingerprint.” Of the 56 people who were diagnosed with infection from this Salmonella strain, 12 were hospitalized. This Salmonella strain has been found in samples of kosher broiled chicken livers and in samples of chopped liver made from the same broiled chicken liver produced by MealMart Company in Maspeth, N.Y. Though consumers reported that they believed the product to be fully cooked, it is not safe to eat without

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Osem Executive: As Many as 6 Million American Jews Consume Israeli Products Israeli products are popular with American Jewish households, irrespective of their religious observance, said Izzet Ozdogan, CEO of Osem USA at a reception for the incoming Israel Economic Minister to North America, Nili Shalev. The reAccording to ception took place in Osem USA CEO a packed room at KoIzzed Ozdogan, sherfest, at which the as many as six show’s founder Menmillion Jews in achem Lubinsky also the U.S. consume spoke. Mr. Ozdogan Israeli products. said that as many as Pictured above: 6,000,000 people livOsem’s popular ing in Jewish house“Bisli” brand holds consumed snacks.

Israeli products (including such brands as Osem, Sugat, Elite, Telma, Wissotsky, and Pereg). About one million of the consumers keep kosher all year-round, Mr. Ozdogan said.

Fairway Continues Expansion in Key Kosher Areas “Fairway is rapidly becoming the Waldbaum’s of the 2000’s,” a New York distributor said after the chain opened its 9th store and the first in Queens last week. The 56,000 square foot store will feature a full compliment of kosher foods just as its stores in the other boroughs do. The distributor explained that it just happens that Fairway stores are located in some key kosher strongholds in New York and New Jersey. In January 2007, Sterling Investment Partners, a Westport, CT middle market private equity firm, acquired a majority stake in Fairway Market. Fairway has grown rapidly, opening six more Fairway locations and two Wine & Spirits stores.

On November 8, 2011, Schreiber Processing Corporation, of Maspeth, New York, announced a voluntary recall of an undetermined amount of “kosher broiled chicken liver” products.

additional cooking.

In stores, “broiled chicken livers” are often re-packaged and sold in smaller quantities or are used to prepare chopped liver sold at deli-style establishments. Retail stores and other establishments in the following communities may have either re-packaged this product or used it to prepare chopped liver that was sold to customers: For specific retailers that sell these products and other establishments associated with this outbreak within these communities, visit the Salmonella outbreak link on the NYC Health Department’s website. The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service has also posted information about this recall on the USDA website.

Symptoms of Salmonella infection include diarrhea, abdominal pain, cramps and fever. Symptoms usually begin 12 to 72 hours after exposure, but can begin up to a week after exposure. Salmonella infections usually resolve in 5-7 days, and most people

recover without treatment. In some persons, diarrhea may be so severe that hospitalization is necessary. In rare cases, Salmonella infection can lead to death, particularly in the elderly or those with weakened immune systems. Each year, 1,200 to 1,300 cases of Salmonella are diagnosed in New York City.

Salmonella bacteria are frequently found in raw chicken or other uncooked meats.

Consumers should always follow safe food handling practices to prevent transmission of Salmonella bacteria to humans. Avoid getting sick from Salmonella illness and contaminating other foods with Salmonella by: Washing hands, utensils and cutting boards after they have been in contact with raw meat and before they touch other food.

Cooking meat thoroughly to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit before consumption.

Putting cooked meat on a clean platter rather than on the one that was used to hold raw meat.

Fairway expects to continue to open several stores per year for the foreseeable future.

The chain was founded nearly 80 years ago

by Nathan Glickberg, who opened a fruit and vegetable stand where the flagship Broadway store in Manhattan is still located. Howie Glickberg, Chief Executive Officer of Fairway and grandson of the founder, remains an active leader in Fairway. The new Queens store has a full kosher bakery and a large selection of pre-cut, OU-certified red meat, as well as fresh, kosher poultry.

Australia and Israel, the annual gathering of kashrus agencies and officials sponsored by AKO (Association of Kashrus Organizations) is an opportunity to network and learn about the latest developments within the industry. But this year, the gathering held at the headquarters of the Orthodox Union on November 10th, left the gathering with more than new information on technology, spices, and new policies. They heard Rabbi Moshe Wolfson of Yeshiva Torah Vodaath shower accolades on the mashgichim (kosher supervisors) who help bring kosher to the masses. Following on the heels of a debate on the validity of cholov yisroel (higher standard kosher milk) in today’s world of technology, Rabbi Yisroel Belsky of the Orthodox Union and a dean of Yeshiva Torah Vodaath sought to define the responsibility of kashrus organizations. “There certainly is a need to uphold the highest standards for those in our community who seek it,” he said, “but in today’s world where so many eat kosher, we have a responsibility to make sure that kosher is accessible to everyone.” Rabbi Belsky’s message seemed to validate the certification given by most large kashrus agencies of “chalav stam” (kosher milk) recognized by a “d” or “dairy” on the label. According to Rabbi Sholem Fishbane, executive director of AKO, the annual conference has become the major event for some of the world’s largest kashrus organizations.

Kashrus Agencies Have Responsibility Beyond Core of Strictly Kosher Consumers, Rabbis Hear For 120 rabbis, some from as far away as

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Two New Performance Luxury Vehicles Set to Join Infiniti’s Lineup in Spring 2012 Backup Collision Intervention System Joins List of Infiniti Innovations Hindsight may be 20-20, but only the innovative Backup Collision Intervention system, introduced by Infiniti last week at the Los Angeles Auto Show, has the ability to detect vehicular cross traffic and other rearward objects while backing up and, if necessary, will automatically apply the brakes to help prevent a collision. he Backup Collision Intervention system, the latest of many advanced safety and security systems brought to market first in recent years by Infiniti, will be available in spring 2012 on the all-new 2013 Infiniti JX luxury crossover. The 2013 Infiniti JX luxury crossover was unveiled on Wednesday, Nov. 17, along with the new 2013 IPL G Convertible, during a press conference at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The show runs through Sunday, Nov. 27th. Also on display will be the complete line of 2012 Infiniti vehicles.

“The Los Angeles Auto Show is the perfect venue to host the world debuts of these important new additions to the Infiniti portfolio,” said Infiniti Vice President Ben Poore. “They represent two different aspects of our line – our first entry into the growing 7-passenger luxury crossover segment and a performance four-seat luxury convertible – yet both are pure Infiniti, challenging the status quo in their respective categories.”

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The Infiniti JX – A Bold New Expression of 7-Passenger Luxury As a fresh alternative to the many flavors of vanilla currently dominating the luxury crossover segment, the stylish Infiniti JX is designed to excel in the areas that luxury crossover buyers desire most – interior flexibility and roominess, safety, and advanced hospitality features.

The JX offers real 3-row utility, plus all the premium features, performance and innovations that Infiniti is known for worldwide. Along with its standout styling and craftsmanship, the breakthrough JX design offers excellent legroom in all three rows and ample cargo room behind the 3rd row. In addition, an innovative multi-mode middle seat design provides entry to the 3rd row without removing a 2nd row child seat.

The JX also continues Infiniti’s tradition of developing world’s first technologies, adding a new feature, Backup Collision Intervention (BCI), to the currently available Blind Spot Intervention™ (BSI) system and Around View™ Monitor. With this technology, when the transmission is in reverse, the JX will help the driver detect crossing vehicles and objects behind the JX and, if necessary, the system can automatically engage the brakes to help avoid a collision.

Among the many other advanced standard and available technologies found throughout the new JX is Infiniti Connection™, a new feature that can automatically synch the owner’s schedule through Google Calendar™ and then provides navigation guidance to appointments – along with multiple other functions. The Infiniti Connection™ system also includes Infiniti Personal Assistant, which offers owners 24-hour personal concierge services, such as arranging dinner reservations, flight changes, or purchase of anniversary gifts, from inside or outside of their Infiniti vehicle.

Offered in both front-wheel drive and with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive, the Infiniti JX comes with a standard 265-horsepower

IPL G Convertible – Seductive Open-Air Style, Enhanced Performance The 2013 IPL G Convertible, the second model in the Infiniti Performance Line lineup, unleashes performance from a top-down, wide-open, wind-in-your-face perspective.

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sium paddle shifters. The enhancements are not limited to engine performance only. The IPL G Convertible also features an IPL-tuned suspension and Sport brakes.

Exterior modifications over the stock Infiniti G Convertible include a dramatic front bumper/fascia design with integrated fog lights and black finishers, sculpted side sills and chrome exhaust tips. Exclusive 19-inch IPL split 7-spoke graphite-finish wheels and low-profile W-rated Bridgestone Potenza RE050A performance tires add a confident stance and road-ready attitude, while its two available exterior colors, Moonlight White and Malbec Black, add to its exclusive jewellike presence.

The IPL G Convertible’s interior is similarly offered in just two color treatments – Stone and IPL-exclusive Monaco Red – and include red-stitched leather-appointed front sport seats with manual thigh extension and driver’s power torso and thigh support adjustment, red-stitched steering wheel, Silk Obi aluminum trim, power tilt/telescopic

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steering wheel, iPod interface, IPL-embroidered front seatback and front floor mats, and aluminum trimmed pedals and footrest.

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The IPL G Convertible is scheduled to go on sale at Infiniti retailers nationwide in spring 2012.

“With the addition of the new Infiniti JX luxury crossover and IPL G Convertible to our current Infiniti G, Infiniti M, EX, FX and QX models, Infiniti continues to offer one of the freshest and most inspired performance luxury lineups in the business,” said Poore. “Discerning luxury buyers have more reasons than ever to come experience Infiniti’s Inspired Performance and our welcoming standard of customer care.”

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Potential Flu Cure Found – in our Lungs!

A natural lipid in the fluid lining the lungs inhibits influenza infections in both cell cultures and mouse models, according to researchers at National Jewish Health. These findings, combined with previous studies demonstrating effectiveness against respiratory syncytial virus, suggest that the molecule, known as POPG, may have broad antiviral activity. upplemental POPG could be an important, inexpensive, and novel approach for the prevention and treatment of influenza and other respiratory virus infections,” said Dennis Voelker, PhD, Professor of Medicine, and senior author in the report, published online in the American journal of Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology.

Influenza infects millions of people across the globe, killing 500,000 each year.

Vaccines are highly effective, but must be reformulated each year to counter new viral strains. Two classes of drug are currently available to treat established influenza infections, although widespread resistance has developed against one class and is developing against the other.

Several proteins that inhibit viral activity have been identified in the fluid lining the lungs. Until recently, however, the antiviral role of POPG (palmitoyl-oleoyl-phosphatidylglycerol) has been unknown. Previous research by Dr. Voelker, Mari Numata, MD, PhD, and their colleagues demonstrated that POPG reduces inflammation in the lung and prevents infection by respiratory syncytial virus.

In the most recent study, the researchers looked at the ability of POPG to inhibit

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infection by two strains of influenza, H1N1PR8 and H3N2. They found that POPG suppressed inflammatory responses, viral propagation, and cell death normally associated with influenza infection. In mice, POPG also suppressed viral infection and replication, and markedly reduced the inflammatory response to the virus. There were no observable deleterious effects of POPG in animal behavior or histopathology.

“Lipids such as POPG, offer potential advantages over antiviral proteins, because they are less likely to elicit unwanted immune responses, are more chemically stable and less expensive to manufacture than proteins,” said Dr. Numata, an instructor at National Jewish Health, and lead author on both the RSV and influenza papers. “Because POPG is effective against at least two different viruses, it also seems likely that a single mutation, which can make influenza vaccines and current drugs ineffective, is unlikely to have the same effect on POPG’s action.”

The researchers showed that POPG works by binding strongly to viral particles, which prevents attachment and infection of cells. This means that POPG works best if given before an infection occurs.

It has potential, however, to work after an infection has begun by inhibiting spread of

the virus to uninfected cells. The success of POPG treatment after a virus infection has been established depends on keeping the lipid levels high for an extended period. At present it is difficult to maintain high levels of POPG in mice because of their rapid metabolisms and rapid respiratory rate.

“We believe POPG may prove effective both before and after an infection has occurred,” said Dr. Voelker. “Our initial results suggest that it may be possible to maintain therapeutic levels in the body with a reasonable dosing scheme, and we are investigating that now.”

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Parshat Toldot (Genesis 25:19-28:9) Devil in the Details

By Rabbi Aba Wagensberg n this week’s parsha, we are introduced to our patriarch, Jacob, and his twin brother, Esau. Rashi explains (Genesis 25:27) that it was impossible to distinguish between the different natures of the twins while they were still minors, but as soon as they reached the age of 13, their true characteristics emerged: Jacob went off to learn Torah, while Esau went off to corrupt behavior.

It seems strange that Esau’s negativity emerged so suddenly - especially since the Talmud (Shabbat 105b) states explicitly

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that a person’s inclination toward negativity (yetzer hara) does not operate in this fashion.

The yetzer hara, rather than advocating sudden change, entices us to sin by urging, “Just do this one small thing.” The next day, it tries to persuade us to perform another small misdeed - until eventually, a person can be convinced to serve idols.

So if the nature of the yetzer hara is to gradually wear down our defenses, how could Esau have gone off the Torah path so abruptly the moment he turned 13?

Based on our Sages’ explanation of the nature of the yetzer hara, we must conclude that Esau’s behavioral shift was in fact a grad-

Haftarah for Parshat Toldot Malachi 1:1-2:7. his week's haftarah opens with a mention of the tremendous love G d harbors for the children of Jacob, and the retribution He will visit upon the children of Esau who persecuted their cousins.

This follows the theme of this week's Torah reading, whose two protagonists are Jacob and Esau.

The prophet Malachi then rebukes the kohanim (priests) who offer blemished and emaciated animals on G-d's altar: "Were you to offer it to your governor, would he be pleased or would he favor you? . . . O

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that there were even one among you that would close the doors [of the Temple] and that you would not kindle fire on My altar in vain!"

The haftarah ends with a strong enjoinder to the kohanim to return to the original covenant that G d had made with their ancestor, Aaron the High Priest. "True teaching was in his mouth, and injustice was not found on his lips. In peace and equity he went with Me, and he brought back many from iniquity."

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The Inevitable Struggle

By Rabbi Berel Wein he frightening thing about the struggle between Eisav and Yaakov is its apparently doomed inevitability. While yet in the womb of their mother Rivkah, they already find themselves opposed to one another. They are not only two different personalities, physically, emotionally and intellectually, but they represent two diametrically opposed worldviews. The only question that remains is therefore one of accommodating one another.

If the L-rd created them so differently, their freedom of choice in life is centered on how they will deal one with another. And in that respect, the question of accommodation – of the relationship between the Jewish people and the broader, more numerous and powerful non-Jewish world - remains alive and relevant until our very day.

Eisav varies and wavers in his attitude towards Yaakov. Hatred, jealousy, scapegoating and frustration are all present in certain aspects of his behavior patterns towards Yaakov. And yet there is also a grudging admiration and attempts at reconciliation on the part of Eisav. Yaakov is portrayed as reactive towards Eisav, of a more passive nature, of patiently attempting to wait out the situation and hope that Eisav will calm down and reconcile himself to Yaakov’s right of existence - in what Eisav considers to be his exclusive world.

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to coexist peacefully? One would hope so, though history belies this optimistic view of the rivalry between the brothers.

The Torah itself is pretty much noncommittal about the causes for the true source of Eisav’s hatred of Yaakov. Even though Yaakov’s purchase of the birthright and his subsequent preempting of his father’s blessings are ostensibly the cause of Eisav’s displeasure with Yaakov, these are only superficials. For the hatred was there from the beginning, from the moment of their conception, even though no incidents between them had as yet occurred.

The Torah just seems to take it for granted that this is the way it is going to be. And this accounts to a great degree for the almost traditional Jewish attitude of fatalism regarding the behavior of the non- Jewish world towards the Jews. Rabbi Shimon ben Continued on page 39

ual process. We can understand this by looking more carefully at the wording of Rashi’s comment. Rashi states that when Jacob and Esau were children, it was impossible to DISTINGUISH the difference between them not that there was no difference! Although Esau’s external behavior may have been the same as Jacob’s; nevertheless, something about them was not the same.

What was this difference? We can suggest that Esau was a “big picture” person, who was more concerned with generalities than with details. Although as a child he performed the same mitzvot as Jacob, he disregarded the nuances and subtleties of the commandments. It was this inattention that ultimately led him reject the Torah path entirely.

‘SMALL’ MITZVOT Dismissing the importance of details can lead to two primary dangers. First, our Sages advise (Avot 2:1), “Be as careful with a ‘minor’ mitzvah as you are with a ‘major’ one, for you do not know the reward for the mitzvot.”

Who are we to say that what seems like a minor detail is in fact unimportant? Since we do not know the extent of the reward for our actions, it is foolish to disregard details as being unnecessary.

Furthermore, even if we are correct in our assessment, and what seems small to us is in fact small, the cumulative result of a person’s inattention to detail may eventually result in his performing more serious transgressions.

The care and attention we put into performing the details of G-d’s commandments can serve as a buffer zone to prevent us from

performing more serious misdeeds.

We see this idea in Deuteronomy 7:12, which enumerates all the blessings that will come to the Jewish people “if you listen (eikev tishm’un)” to G-d. The word “eikev” literally means “heel,” as Rashi explains: “If you observe the seemingly insignificant commandments that a person tramples with his heel, then all the blessing will come.” If we are careful with the small mitzvot, eventually we will merit all of them. This shows how much we risk losing if we focus only on the big picture and ignore the fine points of mitzvot.

HINTED IN THE NAMES Esau’s name hints to his lack of concern with details. Rashi explains (Genesis 25:25) that the name “Esau” comes from the word “asui,” meaning “completed.” Esau was interested only in the finished, final product, not the details - and this approach led to his eventual rejection of the big picture.

The name Yaakov, on the other hand, contains within it the word “eikev” (heel). Jacob is born holding on to his brother’s heel, demonstrating his attention to the details that are so easily trampled on and overlooked. For Jacob, the nuances and details of the mitzvot are top priority. This awareness strengthens his commitment to the framework within which the details belong.

May we all merit to serve G-d in totality, and not miss the trees for the forest (or vice versa). May we recognize that big things sometimes come in small packages, and create, through our attention to details, a shield of spiritual success and blessing.

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5 Most Significant Advances in Laminate Flooring In the 15 years since the North American Laminate Flooring Association was founded, laminate floors have undergone major advances. itchen renovation choices are always expanding, from cabinet and counter surfaces to appliance finishes and lighting fixtures. But to find a product that is always advancing in design and technology to be more and more attractive to consumers, you need only look down. Innovative product designs and long-term durability have made laminate flooring one of the most popular and affordable options for homeowners today.

But laminate flooring is not just for the kitchen anymore. Advances in design and realism have made it a popular choice for any room in the house – from the family room to the living room to the dining room.

We asked Bill Dearing, president of the North American Laminate Flooring Association (NALFA), what he considers the most significant advancements in laminate flooring. Here’s what he had to say: 1. Realism in Design – When it comes to design options, there is no limit with laminate floors. Do you want a high-end hardwood look or a contemporary stone look?

While many laminate floors simulate the authentic look of wood or stone, the possibilities for new styles and colors are limitless. Advances in design – such as realistic beveling, or grooves, and distressed looks like saw marks and nail holes – have taken laminate flooring’s realism to a new level.

2. Advances in Technology – Laminate

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A new laminate floor can transform a room anywhere in the home.

flooring is comprised of a hybrid of materials fused together through a unique lamination process. Today’s laminate flooring manufacturers have the technology to realistically mimic everything from wood to marble to stone. Vast improvements have been made to the fiberboard core, which offers impact resistance, stability and long-lasting durability, and to the underlayment, which absorbs minor imperfections in the subfloor and reduces noise when walking on the floor. New embossing techniques, superior scratch protection, and other advances make laminate flooring a smart choice.

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Roto-Rooter Gives Tips to Prevent Plumbing Problems this Winter With the winter holidays coming fast, plumbers all over North America gear up for the busiest season all year. Roto-Rooter, the largest plumbing company in North America, has tracked emergency holiday breakdowns calls from customers for over 60 years. The company says the biggest holiday-related plumbing problems are broken garbage disposals. o what causes the mess? The causes are often linked to guests filing up the house, plumbing systems getting overtaxed, and too much waste being sent down the kitchen sink. Roto-Rooter offers consumers the following tips to prevent emergency calls to the plumber this holiday season.

“Who wants weeks’ worth of leftover food coming back up the kitchen sink to haunt you?” says one Dallas-based RotoRooter plumber.

“People dump pumpkin seeds and pulp down the drain at Halloween, mountains of potato peels at Thanksgiving, and platefuls of (nearly untouched) food after December holiday parties. This is a perfect recipe for garbage disposal breakdown! And then you suddenly have two sinks full of dishes, a clogged garbage disposal, and rotting waste to deal with… all of which can seriously dampen your holiday dinner.”

Roto-Rooter says homeowners can avoid plumbing repair issues and prolong the life of even low-end garbage disposals if they don’t overload them. “Garbage disposals aren’t meant to deal with large quantities of food all at once,” says one Cincinnatibased Roto-Rooter plumber.

“If you’re dumping platefuls of food down the disposal, you’re asking for trouble.

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About 90% of the backed up disposals I get called out for are preventable. These are emergency calls, late at night or early on a Sunday morning. And nearly all of these are caused by someone sending stuff down the sink that should have been dumped in the garbage can. Roto-Rooter trains its plumbers to deal with these situations quickly and efficiently, at the lowest possible cost to the homeowner. But you can stay a step ahead of the game by watching what you put down the disposal in the first place.”

Industry experts explain that a good garbage disposal will chop up food residue into a thick paste, but this paste can stick to the sides of the drainpipe and cause clogging and foul odors. Grease (including rich foods—think pumpkin pie and gravy) will be more likely to clog the pipes, which is why you shouldn’t ever pour grease down the drain.

Roto-Rooter plumbers advise that you scrape leftover food into the garbage can and then rinse off any remaining residue in the sink rather than scraping leftovers down the drain. It is also important to run the garbage disposal with plenty of water, which will help wash all residues out of the branch pipes.

Using these tips, you can keep the ghosts of past holiday dinners from returning to haunt you.

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Effects of an Iranian Nuclear Attack Upon Israel

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3. Better Locking Systems – Installation has never been easier. Laminate flooring is easy to install because it requires no glue or fasteners to the subfloor. Instead, it uses a lock and click installation method and “floats” above the subfloor, allowing it to expand and contract with the natural temperature and humidity changes in your home.

4. Environmentally Friendly – Laminate flooring has become inherently eco-friendly. It’s made with natural resources like wood chip fiberboard, and it does not involve the harvesting of rare or endangered trees. It’s free of air-damaging chemicals, and it requires no special glues or adhesives during

installation that could damage air quality.

5. Product Certification – NALFA has developed a certification seal assurance that is testament to each product’s quality. NALFAcertified flooring has passed 10 rigorous performance tests that include everything from how well it resists water, light and stains to whether it can be damaged when a large object is dropped. NALFA uses independent, third-party testing laboratories to assure that NALFA-certified laminate floors meet demanding performance standards.

“In the 15 years since NALFA was founded, the improvement in laminate flooring has been phenomenal,” Dearing concludes. “Laminate floors come in any look you want. You’re not limited by nature. The sky’s the limit.”

food and water; disease epidemics in crops, domesticated animals, and humans due to ionizing radiation; shortening of growing seasons; irreversible injuries to aquatic species; widespread and long-term cancers due to inhalation of plutonium particles; radiation-induced abnormalities in persons in uter o at the time of detonations; a vast growth in the number of skin cancers, and increasing genetic disease.

Overwhelming health problems would afflict the survivors of any Iranian nuclear attack upon Israel. These difficulties would extend beyond prompt burn injuries. Retinal burns could even occur in the eyes of persons very far from the actual explosions.

Tens of thousands of Israelis could be crushed by collapsing buildings, and torn to shreds by flying glass. Others could fall victim to raging firestorms. Fallout injuries would include whole-body radiation injury, produced by penetrating, hard gamma radiation; superficial radiation burns produced by soft radiations; and injuries produced by deposits of radioactive substances within the body.

After an Iranian nuclear attack, even a «small” one, those few medical facilities that might still exist in Israel could be taxed beyond capacity. Water supplies could quickly become unusable. Housing and shelter could be unavailable for hundreds of thousands of survivors. Transportation would break down to rudimentary levels. Food shortages could be critical and long-term.

Israel’s normally complex network of exchange systems would be shattered. Virtually everyone would be deprived of the most basic means of livelihood. Emergency police and fire services would be decimated.

All systems dependent upon electrical power could stop functioning. Severe trauma would occasion widespread disorientation and psychiatric disorders for which there

would likely be no therapeutic services.

Normal human societ y would cease. The pestilence of unrestrained murder and banditry could soon augment plague and epidemics. Many of the survivors would expect an increase in serious degenerative diseases. They could also expect premature death; impaired vision, and sterility. An increased incidence of leukemia and cancers of the lung, stomach, breast, ovary and uterine cervix would be unavoidable.

Extensive fallout would upset many delicately balanced relationships in nature. Israelis who survive the nuclear attack would still have to deal with enlarged insect populations. Like the locusts of biblical times, mushrooming insect hordes could spread en masse from the radiation-damaged areas in which they arose.

Insects are generally more resistant to radiation than humans. This fact, coupled with the prevalence of unburied corpses, uncontrolled waste and untreated sewage, would generate tens of trillions of flies and mosquitoes. Breeding in the dead bodies, these insects would make it impossible to control typhus, malaria, dengue fever and encephalitis. Throughout Israel, tens or even hundreds of thousands of rotting human corpses would pose the largest health threat.

All of these same effects, possibly even more expansive and destructive, would be unleashed upon Iran, by Israel. This is because an immediate and massive Israeli retaliation for any Iranian nuclear aggression would be a certainty. Nonetheless, Iran’s comparatively greater suffering could offer little meaningful solace for Israel.

“The comedy is finished.”

Louis Rene Beres (Ph.D., Princeton, 1971) is a professor of Political Science and International Law at Purdue University. He is the author of many books, monographs, and articles dealing with Israeli security matters.

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said Dovid. “There were scattered bones and a couple of old shoes and clothes. It was a pretty horrific site.”

To make matters worse, the Ukrainian government planned to bulldoze the gravesite to build villas for international visitors.

Dovid contacted his sister who immediately began working on a plan to build a proper burial site. After reaching out to local government officials, New was told that construction plans would be stopped provided the community could prove that the site was, in fact, sacred. In addition, she was informed a proper monument could be built but that all the funding had to come from private donations.

Working with members of the Jewish community, New was able to get in touch with the German branch of the American

mer and what it meant to him. "I demand to be counted so others will not be numbered.

We must tell the truth and we must never forget. We must never repeat the mistakes of the past. Evil will grow again and this evil plant grows in darkness and we must shed a bright light upon it."

Exhorting his audience to "rely on eternal truths", he chided the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators as being "just like the fascists that they say they›re against. It is like a formulaic stage play replete with hypocrisy."

He added that the struggles we face for our existential survival are "personal" and that "we must go out as individuals and make a

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difference." Borrowing words from Abraham Lincoln, he warned against becoming imbued with vengeance and bellicosity when he said that our mantra should be, "With malice towards none and charity for all" and said that "as the world plunges into darkness, we must be a beacon of light."

To that end, Mr. Beck referred to a new undertaking that he would announce on December 8. And while what he was alluding to remains nebulous at this point, he had tongues wagging at the conclusion of his address as audience members engaged in speculation. "Either he is announcing his candidacy for public office or he is planning to convert to Judaism," said one delegate.

UNESCO Should Read Its Own Constitution Continued from page 20

possible removal of “Palestine” from UNESCO dissuade UNESCO from approaching the International Court of Justice for its advisory opinion, thereby allowing its financial woes to continue and its projects to flounder?

Either way UNESCO cannot be seen to create the impression that any of its actions are not in strict accord with its Constitution and that it is prepared to act in possible contravention of its own Constitution.

To do so—whilst the above two ques-

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Jewish Committee to verify the site of the massacre and Nazi involvement.

New then contacted Geder Avos, a small non-profit based in Brooklyn that assists in building monuments on mass graves. Moshe Rubin, head of Geder Avos, estimated that fixing the site would cost roughly $5,000. Over the last three months New has raised close to half of the $5,000 total required for the project mostly through friends and family in her community.

New, who has never been to Netishin but hopes to visit in the spring, attributed part of her determination on this quest to the year she spent after graduation working in the YU library and archives as a Presidential Fellow.

“The archive is very committed to preserving older things and finding meaning and relevance,” said New. “That added to my resolution.”

tions remain definitively unanswered by the International Court of Justice—could well persuade those 86 non-Islamic member states who did not vote for the PA’s admission to UNESCO to also cut or withhold their financial contributions to UNESCO until the Court’s ruling is obtained.

That would surely be the beginning of the end for UNESCO, which cannot be seen as a law unto itself and certainly cannot financially afford to do so.

David Singer is a lawyer in Australia.

The Inevitable Struggle Continued from page 35

Yochai stated in the Talmud that it is a given rule that Eisav hates Yaakov. However, there are other opinions there in the Talmud that take a different tack and belie this inevitability of hatred and violence.

After the horrors of the Holocaust were revealed, Jews felt that perhaps Eisav had finally reformed and had seen the evil of the ways of hatred and bigotry. Almost seventy years later we are not so certain about this hopefully sanguine view of Eisav’s reconcili-

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ation with Yaakov. Though we are certainly less accepting and passive about the situation now than we were a century ago, nevertheless there are relatively few options left to us as how to deal with the matter.

We should minimize whatever frictions possible but realize that we are dealing with a millennia-old problem that cannot be just wished away or papered over. Faith and fortitude in our own self-worth are the strongest weapons in our arsenal to bring Eisav to reconciliation and harmony.

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Stern College graduate Lea New has dedicated herself to preserving the memory of those Jews who died al kiddush Hashem in the little-known town of Netishin, Ukraine, at the hands Hitler’s infamous Einsatzgruppen.

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Ancient Romans Built it, Modern Israelis Love It Once the most important port city in Roman Palestine, today Caesarea offers a mix of Mediterranean sports and intriguing antiquities.

By Abigail Klein Leichman ay back in Roman times, chariot racing was a box-office hit in the Mediterranean town of Caesarea.

While that particular pastime isn’t drawing crowds anymore, it set the tone for millennia later, when Caesarea is still one of Israel’s premier leisure spots.

True, you don’t have to come all the way to northern Israel to play golf, even if it is on the new Pete Dye-designed 18-hole course opened two years ago. But what other golfing and diving resort also offers a range of land and sea archeological treasures? For that, this upscale town halfway between Tel Aviv and Haifa is a prime destination.

Before diving in or teeing off in the modern part of the city, get acquainted with history at Old Caesarea’s Time Tower, a renovated fortress overlooking the ancient Roman aqueduct and restored harbor built by King Herod’s laborers in homage to Augustus Caesar more than 2,000 years ago.

Voyage in T ime, a 10-minute 3D bigscreen movie, takes viewers from the Herodian period through the Roman, Byzantine, Arab and Crusader eras, and finally through the early days of Zionist immigration.

Also in Time Tower is the audienceinteractive tech show Stars of Caesarea, where you’ll meet 12 prominent historical figures active in Old Caesarea, such as King Herod, Saladin, Baron Edmond Rothschild, Augusta Helena, King Louis IX and St. Paul.

Caesarea’s ancient Roman aqueduct and amphitheater, the oldest surviving Roman theater in the eastern Mediterranean region, provide the setting for a worldclass Jazz Festival every June. The harbor is dotted with restaurants, cafes, art galleries and nightlife.

Aqueduct (Arches) Beach, one of Israel’s most picturesque beaches, is punctuated by the ruins of a raised aqueduct built

by Herod and expanded 300 years later to

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Caesarea Harbor. PHOTO BY SHIRAN ANTEBI

bring running water to Caesarea from a spring at the foot of Mount Carmel.

Kite-flying to kite-surfing Now back to the sports part of the program.

There’s nothing else in the world rivaling Caesarea’s all-seasons Underwater Archeological P ark. Leah Schneider of the Caesarea Development Corporation tells ISRAEL21c that amateur and professional divers alike get their feet wet at this $4.6 million project opened in 2004 in cooperation with the University of Haifa.

The park offers four diving complexes, one of them specifically for snorkelers.

Underwater, 25 marked exhibits point out basins, breakwaters, loading piers, storage rooms, a promenade and a lighthouse.

Wrecked ships and cargos, ancient anchors and an illegal immigrant ship are among artifacts discovered on the seabed.

A lot of the discoveries in Caesarea’s waters in recent years have been made by an American immigrant, University of Haifa geo-archeologist Dr. Beverly Goodman. By studying ancient undersea fragments collected on her dives, Goodman found evidence of an ancient tsunami that destroyed Herod the Great’s first-century harbor. She’s using the data to help predict future environmental events and to make recommendations for preserving the fragile coastline as sea levels rise.

Prefer to stay on the surface? Caesarea is home to Freegull S ea Spor ts surfing school. This is where Gal Fridman, Israel’s Olympic gold medalist in wind surfing, once took courses. At Beit Yannai Beach

Aqueduct (Arches) Beach. PHOTO COURTESY OF ISRAEL TOURISM MINISTRY

on the road toward Netanya, is the surfing school Kite Away.

Every Friday toward sundown during the summer months, the sky over Caesarea’s beach is brightened with colorful kites in an unusual modern Israeli ritual to welcome the Sabbath.

Art and archaeology Founded as a Phoenician port called Stratons Towers, in 90 BCE the town was

PAGE 43 Saladin. In the 13th century, the Mamluk sultan of Egypt captured and destroyed Caesarea along with all other coastal cities.

The Old City lay in ruins till the middle of the 19th century, when Bosnian Moslems and then German Templars established a small fishing village near the site of the Crusader castle. Visitors can tour the pier built here in the 1850s, where fishermen still cast their lines when the sea is calm. A paved path leads to the Underwater Archeological Park, beach, eateries and an artist’s complex.

Among the galleries is Draydel House, displaying hundreds of Hanukah spinning tops, as well as other Judaica items, handcrafted by ceramicist Eran Grebler. What is believed to be the world’s largest draydel, crafted by Grebler, towers over Caesarea’s train station.

Outside the harbor area is the Ralli Museum of S outh A merican A rt, which has works by Salvador Dali and a Caesarea history exhibit. Nearby is the recently discovered sixth-century Palace of the Bir d Mosaic.

The modern town of Caesarea Modern Caesarea was established on the northern outskirts of the Old City by Edmond Benjamin de Rothschild of France before the establishment of the state of Israel.

The Rothschild family transferred most of their vast land holdings to the state after 1948, but the 8,500 acres comprising Caesarea were leased back for 200 years to the

Kites take to the air over Caesarea on summer Fridays. PHOTO BY NIMROS GLICKMAN

conquered by Alexander Jannaeus and annexed into the Hasmonean kingdom of the Greek period. Ruins of temples to Greek gods remain as a testament to this era.

Nearly 60 years later, the Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar presented the town as a gift to his puppet king, Herod, who renamed it Caesarea and constructed a harbor, hippodrome (remember the chariot races?), bathhouses, temples and a palace between 22 and 10 BCE. Caesarea became the capital of ancient Palestine, with brisk trade activity at the harbor.

Today the preserved ruins are incorporated into Caesarea Na tional P ark for tourists to explore. Among the treasures is a giant obelisk restored in 2001 in a $150,000 privately funded Antiquities Authority project that took nearly two years.

Pontius Pilate governed Caesarea during the time of Jesus, and here the first pagan, Cornelius, converted to Christianity.

During the third century, Caesarea evolved a center for Christian scholarship.

Between the 10th and 12th centuries Caesarea was ruled alternately by the Christian Crusaders and the Muslim conqueror

Caesarea Edmond Benjamin de Rothschild Foundation, owned jointly with the state.

The foundation established the Edmond Benjamin de Rothschild Caesarea Development Corporation in 1952, which still oversees all the town’s operations. Caesarea is the only Israeli municipality with private management.

About 4,200 mostly affluent people live in Caesarea’s “clusters,” or neighborhoods, including the Golf Cluster at the highest point in Caesarea, bordering on the newly expanded golf course.

The Caesarea Business P ark houses approximately 170 companies and is one of the largest and most cutting-edge industrial and business zones in Israel.

Because of its nearly year-round pleasant weather, Caesarea is a natural for outdoor festivals. In addition to the yearly Jazz Festival attracting musicians such as Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea, the town also has sponsored an international Opera Festival and an Autumn Festival featuring performances by street artists, magicians, clowns, musicians, jugglers and acrobats.

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fter expressing his discontent and frustration over the current National Basketball Association lockout, Israeli-born Omri Casspi, the first Israeli player to dribble in the NBA, has signed with powerhouse Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Casspi made his feelings known over the weekend, and even suggested that he would not be upset it the union was disbanded, via NBA players’ favorite mode of communication these days - Twitter.

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Casspi, who was also believed to have been considering an offer to play in Italy, joins other NBA players who have moved to Europe until the NBA lockout is settled, including the New Jersey Nets' Deron Williams, San Antonio's Tony Parker and Utah's Andrei Kirilenko.

As is the case with all NBA players signing with European teams during the NBA lockout, Casspi will return to the NBA and the Cleveland Cavaliers if and when the NBA lockout ends.

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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

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

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

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

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

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

House For Sale 2020 Brooklyn 2020 630 78th St., Bay Ridge. Quiet, residential block. 2-fam brick att. Home 3BR over 2 BR, full bsmnt w/2-car gar. $580K 718-833-2400 MK 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 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 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

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

Attached lot Owner 914-552-3126

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

2020

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

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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 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

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

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

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

917-863-4708

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

2020 2020

2020

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

Call 917-593-0707 9050

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

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

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

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

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

2020

Medical Office 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

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 9040

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

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

Office/Commercial/ Business For Rent 2040 Brooklyn 2040 Rockaway Beach Great Locale. Good business opportunity near schools, restaurants and express bus stop. Terms negotiable. Year round.

Secured. Approximately 850 square foot heated.

Owner M-F 9am-2pm 718-261-5381 stc 9050 NEW YEARS EVE RENTING RESTURANT SPACE WITH FOOD & DRINKS OR WITHOUT PLEASE ADVISE BY NOV. 28TH. CONTACT (917) 892-4519 RW

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 2040

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

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

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

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

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 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

Boro Park: 1000 – 3000sqft, beautiful space.

Serious inquiries only.

Please call management.

718-855-2000 or 845-270-1213 2040

Warehouse for rent, near BROOKLYN COLLEGE. 4000sq ft with 20ft ceilings. 2nd flr office space.

Currently has refrigerated storage. Call 718-258-0006 2040

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 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 2040

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

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

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

Office 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

2050 Rare Oppty! Motel for sale, 40 large rooms with kitckens. Ideal for Yeshiva or institution.

Call 917-365-2037

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 office wanted.

Call 917-335-6001

2050

2050 Boro Park: Beautiful office/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

VIDEO CONFERENCE ROOM available for daily and/or weekly rentals.

26 Court St. Downtown Brooklyn. Joe Schacter 646-529-3632

House For Rent 2035 Brooklyn

2040

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 2050 Brooklyn 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

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

Boro Park, 13th Ave: Top location, professional offices for rent. 2000sf and 1400sf for rent, elevator building and parking.

718-438-3736 2050

2040

2050

2040

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

2050

2040 Williamsburg: Beautiful office for rent.

1,200sqft. Ready to movein. Price Negotiate.

Call 917-250-4899

EAST, NY: Kid Kelly boxing gym space available for karate, yoga, aerobics or fitness class. Call 718-495-5710 or 917-589-6568

Pizza Shop: For Sale in Midwood, Brooklyn.

By owner.

Call 718-253-1896 or 347-522-8896

2050

Rare opportunity!

Motel for sale. 40 large rooms with kitchens. Ideal for yeshiva or institution.

Call 917-365-2037 2050

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

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

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

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

Apartment For Rent 2010 Brooklyn 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

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

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

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

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

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 Kensington: 3 BR, 1.5bths heat incl, 2 flights up, balcony, 3rd flr, private brick house.

Reasonable. Shomer shabbos.

718-972-3473

Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 3000 Queens/Bronx 3000 Restaurant for Sale 4000 Sq Ft Main St Flushing 646302-1394 MK

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 HILLS Sunny corner 2BR coop, walk to schools/ shopping/transp., renov EIK & bth, hdwd flrs & closets, Ask $199K neg.

718-551-1528 MK 2060

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 2060

RESTAURANT FOR SALE 4000 sq ft Main St., Flushing 646-302-1394 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

TO ADVERTISE IN The Jewish Voice CALL: 800-998-0885

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REAL ESTATE 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

2080 Rockaway Park: Furnished rooms, 1 block from beach. Kitchenette, close to A train. All utilities $750/Mo Call Agent 516-297-1534

1060

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 2080

2060 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

1060 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

Apartment For Rent 2080 Queens/Bronx 2080 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

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 2080

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

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 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

WOODLAWN Studio Coop Apt in elevator secure building $725 / month 516633-3368

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

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

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 3020

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 3020 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

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

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 5000

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

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 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

Lynbrook, NY: House for sale, 4 BR, 2bth, LR, DR, EIK, great location.

Reasonably priced, call owner. 516-945-5268

5040

GREAT NECK land for sale, 3 res lots on wooded pvt cul-de-sac. Builders/ principals only. 516443-2700

6060

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 5080

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

4020

STATEN ISLAND

HOUSE FOR SALE// ROYAL OAKS “The best

Long Island

5070

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

house in the best borough of the best city in the best country in the world” GO TO www.FRENCHMANORONCLOVELAKES.COM

917-622-3728

Apartment For Sale 3080 1000

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Applications for the waiting list for rental units in Staten

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

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

Apartment For Rent 3065 Staten Island

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

Call Risë Today!

WYCLIFFE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

The new Hot Spot in Palm Beach County 36 Holes of Private Golf 16 Har Tru Tennis Courts Great Dining Restaurants State of the Art Fitness Ctr.

Come enjoy sunny South Florida with Wycliffe’s Preferred Realtor

Risë V. Siegrist Top 1% of Realtors in the Nation

Re/Max Direct 561-889-6873 www.RiseatWycliffe.com

3065 LOFT FOR RENT STATEN Island/ NY Do business and live in Same location or just Do business (718) 815-0033 FA

WADING RIVER RETAIL SPACE Wading River Dry Cleaners for Rent Available Aug 1st busy shopping center.

Belinda 631-929-8400 6000

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

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

5080 Central Ave, Lawrence: 3000sf good condition, busy corner. Parking attached.

Approved for food establishment.

Call 917-975-7062

4020 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

House For Sale 4020 Staten Island

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BREYER WOODS TOWNHOUSE

NEW LISTING! Most desirable loc. Gorgeous 3 BR, 2 1/2 BA end unit, exquisite master suite on main level, 2 car garage.

MUST SEE!................$362,500 NEW LISTING! Terrific 2 BR, 2 1/2 BA + den. MOVE IN COND!.......................$229,900

ELKINS PARK HOUSE LUX TOTALLY RENOVATED TOP TO BOTTOM! 2 BR, 2 BA with open contemp layout. 7th Floor..........................$199,900

BRIAR HOUSE GORGEOUS lge 2 BR, 2BA updated baths & kit, close to elev, rear tree top views.....$209,000 CALL YAEL MILBERT

215-840-8999 WEICHERT REALTORS JENKINTOWN

215-885-8100

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REAL ESTATE Office/Commercial/ Business For Sale 4060 NY State 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

1024

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 NY State 9050 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

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

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

6090

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

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

Bensonhurst/Boro Park Warehouse/garage for lease 4,000 sq ft 23in high ceiling m zone 845-216-4407 6090

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

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 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

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

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

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

WATERFRONT PROPERTY

MONTANA RESIDENCE WATERFRONT Fishing, Hunting, Surfing, Wake/Boarding

NY State Monsey: Assisted living for elderly includes personal home care, 3 meals, day etc.

718-924-8067

6080

www.mybrm.org Email: L.houck@bresnan.net 406-761-1851 or 9697

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

House For Sale 6060 NY State Woodridge, NY 4BR, 2.5 bath living room library, 4 acres, near ark, walk to worship, $210K 3056038198 or 914-799-0108 stc

6060

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

6060

6090

For Rent 6080

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

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

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

6060 Sackett Lake: Waterfront, magnificent views. Private road. 6BR, 4bth, fireplace. Near shul.

917-434-0349 or 845-406-4564

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

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Business Opportunity 7070 OWNER OF NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT SEEKS FINANCIAL PARTNER Located in actively developed Piceance Basin in Western Colorado.

Reserve report indicates 300 BCF Natural Gas recoverable. Company seeks minimum development funding of $5-10 million proforma 2-4X ROI with 36 to 48 month exit. Due diligence recommended and welcomed.

855-211-7205 or Plateau@walck.com MK 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

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Learn to operate a MiniOffice Outlet from home.

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7070

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

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New •TAPING •PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL INVESTOR(S) NEEDED FOR SHORT TERM BRIDGE•WINDOWS LOAN A 13 yr old business seeks a •SIDING •MASONRY $150,000 bridge loan to manufacture 1st shipment of a soon to be patented prod-

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

POCONOS VICINITY Gorgeous Home on Ten (10) Wooded Acres with Three (3) FirePlaces with over a 20 Mile View.

LOST Near Victorian Town of LOST Lewisburg. $289,000.00.

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7030

Lower Makefield THE THE 4300 square feet 2 JEWISH VOICE JEWISH VOICE story French colonial, HAS JOB HAS JOB 4 bedrooms, 4 bath OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES minimum to shopping train hospitals, golf course $3,250 DAVID FIORI INC 215-757100 stc

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • FINANCIAL SERVICES • LEGAL SERVICES 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 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

Custom Rydal Ranch!

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

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

3108 sq. ft. This well maintained custom ranch sits on 1 acre of beautiful grounds!

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.

Vending company supply vending machine plus all merchandise.

Everything strictly kosher we pay 25% commission.

Call 917-697-5532

7070 GET $1K CHECKS …..YOUR FIRST 30 DAYS POT’L. FREE LEADS & FUNNEL SYSTEM. CALL NOW! (760) 569-6707 EDU. OPP. RW

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

UNIQUE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Local Business Seeks Partner/Investor Email: KJVENTURES1@GMAIL. COM or Contact (347) 853-9047RW 7070

7070

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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

ASK THE EXPERT MR. SHLOMO FOGEL

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7070 Four Seasons Resort and Spa in the heart of the Catskills. Perfect for Kosher services with great potential for immed operation.

The 245 acres offers 36 guest rms plus 20 rooms for spa treatments/extra guests. 12buildings totaling over 5,000sqft feat 100 seat bsmt w full serv modern comm kitch 2 offic es ind & outdr pools tennis courts, large gym 4 lounges theater room miles of trails for hiking biking skiing horseback riding. Complex on 33 acre & 212 enrolled in a conservation easement plenty of room for expansion asking 2.3m Call fred waring 845464-5263 stc

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JOBS WANTED & SERVICES OFFERED 9050 Brazilian Bodywork Swedish, Deep Tissue, Full Bodywork, Done byMale Masseur.

(917) 435-4418

EDUCATION Private Swim Lessons / Coaching Certified swim coach w/ an indoor pool avail. All ages are taught. Contact SwimForever361@ gmail.com MK 3005 TUTORING ENGLISH TEACHER Tutors SAT, ESL, TOEFL 6SHSAT, ELA.LSAT, Regents, reading, writing all papers, homework assistance, etc. Reasonable rates Call 209-0352. FA

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Parsha Yom Tov arts and crafts music and movement the place where every child wants to be 917-783-0599 stc

THERAPUETIC MASSAGE Looking for relaxing stress free, therapeutic massage? You can drop into my place. For ½ hr $50, 1 hr $75. 8:30 am – 7:30 pm 917-544-7900 7090

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Help Offered 8010 SEEKING HOUSEHOLD POSITION HOMECARE – For the Elderly, Day Shift or Night Shift Availability.

Willing to Travel.

Excellent Refs.

Contact (732) 685-2732 Thank You. RW

8010

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•PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR •KITCHENS •BATHROOMS studio or I will travel to your Call Mr. Cohen •TAPING •PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL •FINISHED BASEMENTS home. Credentials include a 914-373-1802 •SIDING •WINDOWS •MASONRY BA in Music performance, a •PAINTING INTERIOR & EXTERIOR MS ED in Music Education, •TAPING •PLUMBING •ELECTRICAL FULLY INSURED •LICENSED NYS •BONDED Certification and 20+ •SIDING •WINDOWS •MASONRY yrs of performing & teaching CALL DOMINICK: 718-256-9393 FULLY INSURED •LICENSED music. •BONDED Rates are $40 for 40 7080 min lesson & $50 for a 1HR CALL DOMINICK: 718-256-9393 lesson. Excellent refs avail.

9050 Old watches and Call Yerachmeil at clocks wanted by 917-373-9613 collector egardless of condiito. Highest prices 8000 MUSIC INSTRUCTION paid.

Piano lessons all levels + 212-517-8725 stc ages Professional musician + experienced teacher Call 7080 SECURED 9% RETURN (917) 459-1228 Up to Five (5) Years.

THE Commercial Real Estate, Music Instruction VOICE Min. JEWISH Investment $100K Berkeley College of music View Website: WWW. HAS JOB professor available for private drum lessons.

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7090 HEALTH MASSAGE & REFLEXOLOGY TO Heal Back Pain, Sleeping Disorders, Digestive Problems & More or Simply for Relaxation.

Call Chaya (347) 756-0205.

Treatments for Women & Children Only. Home Visits & Gift Certificates Available.

TO ADVERTISE IN The Jewish Voice CALL: 800-998-0885

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

I am an LPN I am seeking weekend private duty or Travel Nurse position. 212866-4566 MK

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

8010

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EMPLOYMENT AGE RELIABLE •SIDING •WINDOWS •MASONRY

8010 Experienced Nanny FULLY •LICENSED •BOND / HomeINSURED Companion/ CALL DOMINICK: Housekeeper seeks 718-256-939 FT employment. Excel refs upon request. Call NY/NJ metropolitan area.

LIVE OUT Call Rea 917-353-1626

8010

HARDWORKING THELADY ApartmentTHE or Office Cleaner.

THE JEWISH VOICE Very Experienced. With JEWISH VOICE JEWISHDays/Evenings VOICE References.

HAS JOB HAS 347-735-7440 HAS JOB JOBMK

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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

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JOBS WANTED & SERVICES OFFERED 8010 NANNY Seeking position in Manhattan. Live out.

Experienced 7 yrs. Good references upon request.

917-402-3402 MK 8010 SEEKING POSITION Experienced Shomer Shabbos male seeking superintendant position.

Call 347 607-9375 FA

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

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

8010

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

EUROPEAN LADY (American citizen), looking for a live-in Caregiving job, I am exp’d & have exc. Refs & drive my own car.

Call 908 937-0768 8010

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.

PLEASE CONTACT 973-667-6815 or 862-220-1331 or Email: queenjeneva@1yahoo.com MK

8010

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.

Comprehensive training program management opportunity for qualified candidates.

Equal opportunity employer For further information call George at 646-227-8171stc 8010

8010 ELDERCARE / COMPANION, Nurse’s Assistant, Live In/ Out, EXPERIENCED, Lic. to drive, Good References, 732-313-6829 732-277-9271MK

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

010

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

Janitorial services family owned and operated over 15 years in NJ & PA Free estimate.

Call 856-396-5915 9050

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

Caregive, HHA. 5yrs USA experience. Live-in, looking for Position in Queens.

718-506-2548 8010

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

Advertising sales prowanted top commission! Experience required. For phone interview call Mr. haggerty 877-665-6018 www.123adsales.com stc

Physical therapy Offic e looking for Physical therapy Assistant (PT/FT) In Five Towns.

If interested please Call (516) 650-5756

Free referrals for certified baby nurse CPR certified nanny never a charge or fee to you at any time.

We also have babysitters companions & aides for the elderly & those with special needs. We also have amazing housekeepers Call Michelle 718-954-6787 or Miami 305-731-4833 email:kefasyreff@gmail . com

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

8015

8015

Jewish Voice is hiring! Multiple Positions available.

Email or fax resume info@ jewishvoiceny.com Fax: 347-922-7366 Telemarketers, salespeople, Legal Notice Experts

8010

SOURCE AGENCY Hiring RETAILSALES / HOST/ STOCK/ CASHIERS. Upscale retail client, temp openings.

Must be reliable, dedicated friendly. Open interviews @ The Source Mon – Fri 10am to 1pm. 295 Madison Ave. 8th Fl. Resume & 2 IDs required 212-949-8287 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

MATURE SINGLE LADY seeks room $450-$500 per month in Bensonhurst, Bath Beach or Gravesend area.

Also SEEKING EMPLOYMENT as: Caregiver / Housekeeper / Babysitter 718-266-7295

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

Health – HHA & CNA w/ good references & 16yrs in field. Take care of your loved ones, w/dementia & or other illnesses.

Avail ASAP! Call 917-807-4766

8010

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 Seeking job to take care of the elderly. Home health aid, 16 years experience.

Please call 718-882-5244

8010

Work From Home Online 23 People Needed Immediately!

No experience needed.

Earn up to $3000 PT or up to $5000 FT. Earn as you learn. Work around your schedule.

Serious people with a strong desire are now earning over 6 figures a year! Bonuses & Paid Vacation. For info visit: www.growth. theonlinebusiness.com/ goland10 MK 8015

WORK FROM HOME ONLINE 23 People Needed Immediately!

No experience needed.

Earn up to $3000 P/T or up to $5000 F/T. Earn as you learn. Work around your schedule. Serious people with a strong desire are now earning over 6 figures a year!

Bonuses & Paid Vacation. For info visit: www.growth. theonlinebusiness.com/ goland10 MK An experienced young orthodox chazzan baal tefillah became available for the yomim noraim references. Available Call 347-645-1240 8015

8010 HOME HEALTH AIDE – (Private) Hardworking, reliable, personable, licensed, many years of experience, excellent refs.

Call Barbara 347-383-5462.

Exp in kosher homes.

Help Wanted 8015 8015

8015 I am volunteering my services (without pay) for clerical work in schools, synagogues, communities and jewish centers. Queens Only.

Call 718-699 8760 stc

8015 Caregiver kind and honest for sick/elderly live oout. Own car executive references call me 215-909-3222stc

Expert on Israeli Politics + Policy w/ Rich editorial exp. Seeks employment mobile: 917-225-7665

8015 Simply the best employment agency we offer eldercare, companions, housekeepers, babysitters, all with excellent references and experience. Licensed and board agency live in/out 718-332-7606

Experienced certified HHA seeks position to care for elderly with Alzheimer’s, stroke etc…

Live-in 7 days/WK. Good references.

Call 862-218-3880 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

Home Improvement 8081

Real Estate Sales Agents Make Extra Money! Astor Brokerage (bold) Real Estate Center serving the Kew Garden Hills community is seeking new local agents.

We will train you Call Chanita for info (718)263-4500

general home repair honest plumbing reliable heating air condition affor dable sheetrock/plaster/paint 24 hour emergency service odds and ends call Aryeh 347-232-3700 stc 9040

PURE CLEAN RESTORATION WATER MOLD FIRE ODOR AND LAND 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE CALL 347-7433940 STC 9050

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 8015

A CNA experienced in elder care IRISH woman.

Prefer Mahattan, lv-in/ out. References and information.

914-272-9590

8015

All types of rubbish removal basements, backyards, etc.

Call shmaya 718-501-2419 stc

8081

GENERAL HOME REPAIR HONEST PLUMBING RELIABLE HEATING AIR CONDITION AFFORDABLE SHEETROCK/PLASTER/ PAINT 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE ODDS AND ENDS ARYEH CALL 347-232-3700 8081

9050 We meet or beat any price interior demolition one stop backyard basement clean out stop violations. Same day 24/6 licensed insured call 718-2432525

A Certified Nurses Aide/ HHA available to care for the sick or elderly or childcare.

Kind, caring people person.

Lv-in/ out, day or night. Also cleaning, cooking & laundry.

Recent Checkable refs. Call Joyce 516-334-7859 or 516-236-2833 8015

9050 Painting, sheetrocking 20 years experience Insured No job too big or small.

For quality Call John Today at 718-898-7560 917-359-4579

LICENSED & INSURED ALG AWNING When the sun gives you a fight, We make it alright. Free In-Home Estimates Free In-Home Renderings 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL RETRACTABLE AWNINGS, PATIO AWNINGS, RCOVERS, ALUMINUM AWNINGS, CAR PORTS, REHANGS/TAKE DOWNS, TRUCK LETTERING, GRAPHICS, RAILS, GENERAL WELDING tel: 718-9097195 toll free: 888-8530442 web:alg-awning.com email: info@alg-awning. com 29-43 Falcon Ave., Far Rockaway NY, 11691 SPECIAL DISCOUNT IF YOU MENTION THIS AD WHEN YOU CALL

8081

AARP FOUNDATION WORKSEARCH Are you…age 55 and older? Unemployed? Low income? Unemployed?

Low income? Resident of Queens? Looking for permanent? AARP Foundation WorkSearch, Senior training Program can help!

Please call 718-433-0010 Ask to speak with an employment specialist.

8015

Cleaning Services 8045

8015

8015

9015 JANITORIAL SERVICES family owned and operated. Over 15 years in NJ and PA. Free estimate call 856-396-5915

8015

8015

8010

HELP WANTED/BKLYN Tax Preparer/ Accountant For Marine Park accounting office.

Fax Resume to 718 258-0141 Or Call 917 692-4197 FA

8015

8045 Old fashioned cleaning service complete and thorough.

Excellent references Insured.

Call 267-325-1083. Stc

Ari’s Cleaning. Mold removal and inspections.

Complete water restorations.

Certified technicians. 24 hour emergency services.

347-743-3940 stc 8045

INTERIOR PAINTING FAUX FINISHES & MURALS MON – SAT 10AM – 6PM CALL 917-589-9601 www.colorwisedesignsllc. com

8081

ROOFING & SIDING OCEANFRONT CONSTRUCTION CORP. *QUALITY FULL SERVICE* ROOFING – SIDING – LEADERS – GUTTERS JOHN NIES, Owner 347-680-6782 Licensed & Insured. Member BBB – A+ Rating

8081

ARI’S CLEANING MOLD REMOVAL AND INSPECTIONS COMPLETE WATER RESTORATION CERTIFICATION TECHNICIANS 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES 347-743-3940 9050

TO ADVERTISE IN The Jewish Voice CALL: 800-998-0885

8081 One source Home Inspection serving the NY area. From foundations to the roof.

Anthony 917-577-8464

8081 ALFA CONTRACTING -Custom Cabinetry -Kitchen remodeling -Home offices -Home Entertainment -Space Efficiency -Free Estimates -We’re in the neighborhood “NO JOB TOO SMALL” $100 off WITH THIS AD www.alfacontractingny.com 212-234-5878 rosstfrench@aol.com

WE MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE. Interior demolition, One stop backyard basement clean out. Stop violations. Same day 24/7. Licensed & Insured.

718-243-2525

9015

D.L.M CONSTRUCTION Licensed and Insured New Construction, Extension and Complete Renovation, 25 Years Experience Free Estimate 917-968-6809

Handyman 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: Quick service at low prices, carpentry, sheet roc, plastering, painting, electric + plumbing.

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!!!

Carpentry, Tile, Plumbing, Landscaping, Painting, Furniture, Asembly.

Reasonable rates, Friendly service Call Orrin 646- 671- 3906 ingramo@earthlink.net 8080 Mike’s Home Improvement/ Roofing Sheet rock/ tiles, Kitchen/ Bath, Gutters + Leaders.

718-426-2167

I AM A PLUMBER (Boiler & Heating) LOOKING FOR WORK. Henry 718-809-6150 Reasonable rates! 24HR Service 8080

8080 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.

Affor dable Mench.

Call 516-297-4316 Alfonsvaino@Yahoo.Com

Exterminators 8075 -BROOKLYN’S BEST BED BUGS, RATS. MONTHLY PEST CONTROL. RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, AFFORDABLE, RELIABLE. Frank 718-415-6920

8075

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SERVICES & MISCELLANEOUS 8035 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

BED BUG SPECIALIST Professionally Dry Clean: Clothing – Linens – Drapes.

Discreet and reliable.

Pick up and delivery/ Unmarked van.

Call toll free!

1-888-241-2199

8075

Electricians ELECTRICAL SERVICES D. TRAYNOR ELECTRICAL CORP. Caters to Building Owners & Property Management Companies Throughout NYC & NJ. 28 Years Experience in Commercial Residential Properties. Contact Dennis (646) 996-6619 RW 8085

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 8055

Top Security!

Alarm and camera system phone and intercom system. computer working and all electrical needs. new line fixtures call now for free estimate Reuben 718-431-4408 Free Estimates & Low Prices!

9050

Electrician All electrical needs. New lines Trouble shouting fixtures. Call Yahuda: 347631-0481

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

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 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

9030

TOYOTA SIENNA 2007 Tan color, auto start, DVD, CD, all pwr, good condition, 39K mi, All wheel, ask . 917-853-9023, 718-217-7666 AUTOS WANTED CASH CASH CASH Junk Cars & Trucks Wanted $600 & up FREE Pick-ups!

718 657-6900

Autos 9030 9030

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

Seewald used cars New! Preview over 4,000 vehichle odessy mini vans 12-6passanger vans 718-773-CARS 773CARS@ gmail.com 9030

snowbirds your car is waiting for you at the airport gently transported valid driver’s licensed/insured Linda’s Transport 215-244-2662 9030

CALL NOW ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Accepting cars, trucks, vans & farm Equip. Any condition.

Cash Pd 7 days/wk.

(732) 915-7989 9030

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

CHEVY 1996 IMPALA SS Rare green Immac.

21k $28,500 516-383-6326

9030

MUST SELL! 2009 BMW 335d Like new condition.

More pictures at robertbrown201@yahoo. com Robert Brown: 361-237-4612 9030

Bala Cymoyd: 3 BR, 2 BA brick colonial, full bsmt, attached garage.

Asking $430,000.

Call 973-985-8789 9030

Pets 9035 AKC 2 Female Golden Retriever pups, 14 wks old, crate trained, updated shots $800 each 845-744-8043 MK

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

Perthamis Cleaning Service ( bold) office cleaning. Flood damage and clean up. Floor stripping and waxing.

Window cleaning Power washing, house cleaning carpet cleaning. Free estimate.

Reasonable rates. Fully Insured call 718-474-1600 stc 9040

Selling Free motor home tours ona condition of buying electronics and batteries and groceries starting price $7,000 and up plus and gas tolls Also get a discount on th epuchse of “85 MCI 47 passenger bus 917-216-8379 stc 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

9040 PIANO FOR SALE Steinway Upright Piano, Black. Good Tone & Good Condition, $4,500 Contact (212) 473-3466RW

9035

9035

FRENCH BULLDOG PUPPIES

9030

9030

POWER BOAT FOR SALE 25’ BERTRAM - Custom Rebuilt Contact (508)540-9999 WWW.BERTRAM25.

COM RW

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.

9030

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 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

Selling 9040 9040 BOOK OFFER “THE LINGUIST” A One of a Kind, Untold Story Inside Tall Stone Walls and Spiral Barb Wire of an American Military Base in Afghanistan.

TO ORDER CALL (888) 795-4274, EXT. 7879 HYPERLINK “http:// www.xlibris.com” www. xlibris.com RW 9040 Shalom Memorial park 2 lots Jacob section best offer!

561-998-8264 stc 9040 PIANO FOR SALE YAMAHA ELECTONE, Model FS 500 – 3 Manuel, Pristine Condition, $1,500 or Best Offer. Contact 201-262-1361RW

9040 PINELAWN2 person Mausoleum- eye level, 516-318-8476 MK

$$$ FOR RECORDS COLLECTION LPS, ALBUMS, 87S, 45S, CDS, CLASSICAL JAZZ LATIN OLDIES VACCUM TUBES. CALL JERRY 215-843-6999 STC 9040

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

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

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

Americana Collection American Mechanical Muscle 1850-2000 140+ Diecast Models, 200 + Plastic kits 98% NIB 290+itemdescriptive & historical books$20K/OBO Eric @ 860-683-2140 Leave name, phone # & Best times for callback 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 9040

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

ISLAND PACKET 1987, 31’, 2nd owner, comfortable cruiser $54,900 631-283-6853 9040

9040

contents of shul for sale sefer torah, bimah, chairs, etc. call 917-397-0654 stc 9040

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

9040

I buy old paintings Call Art at 732-261-3269

9040 PIANO FOR SALE YAMAHA BABY GRAND Like New, Lightly Used $12,000.00 Contact (631)666-7439 or (516)972-6277

PIANO 5ft upright/w bench, $750 Cherrywood-marblemirror hall tree, $700, 5 pc offic e furniture $650, corner curio cabinet, $150 631-736-2195

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

9040 Commercial gym equipment (4), hammer strength (2) nautilus (1) cybex – 2 yrs old original cost 18K asking 8K. Call owner 516-661-9639

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.

9050 Mount Lebanon – 2 pairs of cemetery plots at MountLebanon cemetery, Iselin, NJ 1 pair with pre-paid preneeded internmetent. hannabe@juno.com call 732-545-6373 or 32-896-6230 stc

9040

ANTIQUES FOR SALE - Morgan Silver Dollars 1878, 1882, 1889, 1895 & 1897 609-494-0900 9040

9040 Furniture Kew Garden Hills: Italian and French DR, BR, breakfront, Hi-riser, chandelier and Paintings. Call 917-836-0146

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 9050 OLD WATCHES CLOCKS WANTED

BY COLLECTOR REGARDLESS OF CONDITION HIGHEST PRICES PAID. 212-5178725

Merchandise Wanted.

Buying All Diabetic Test Strips. Cash paid.

Nicotine Patches/Gum. Fast NY/NJ pickup 646-400-5270

9050

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

Other Old watches and clocks wanted by collector egardless of condiito. Highest prices paid.

212-517-8725 stc 9050

POWER BOAT FOR SALE 25’ BERTRAM – CUSTOM REBUILT CONTACT (508) 540-9999 WWW.BERTRAM25.

COM RW 9030

NEW YEARS EVE – Renting Restaurant Space with Food and Drinks or Without.

Please Advise by Nov. 28th. Contact (917) 8924519 RW 9050

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 emailpenguin@bwy. net stc 9050

9050 Don’t Letwinter Storms Disrupt Your Lifestyle – Get A New Generator In Place For Extended Heating An Electricity During Unanted Weather. I Deal Directly With The Manufacturing To Keep The Cost Down. 40 Years Experience In Electrical Contracting And Generator Installation.

All Work Warranted.

Residential And Commercial. Call Joe Feathers, Prop. Assured Electric 610-874-3325. Stc 9050 GHOSTWRITER I can write your book or movie. Get your message heard. Get Published. Make money.

718-721-3559 donmac100@gmail. com MK

I am looking for a one or two car garage for rent. I live in Marine park. Call (917) 915-0465. FA

9050

LOST YOUR JOB? Looking for a New Career?

9050 Laser by Joy BROOKLYN’S BEST STUDIO Hair Removal Special With any treatment over $100 FREE UPPER LIP! *FULL Body Laser Hair Removal THE *Photo Rejunivation JEWISH VOICE

By Appointment* Free HAS JOB Consultation 403 AVENUE M* BKLYN OPPORTUNITIES NY (347) 204-8226 FA 9050 Shalom Cemetery (bold) Prime Spot Jacob Lot 54 Graves 3 and 4 with extras call 215-962-5580 stc

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

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NEW JERSEY & PHILADELPHIA, PA Apartment For Sale 9055 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

9055 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

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: 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

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

9055

9055 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 AC Berkley: Luxury condobuilding on boardwalk. 1BR furnished.

Parking yearly. $1050/mo, pool, fitness center, WID. Call 609-335-7855

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 office 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

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.

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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

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

Rockaway Township, NJ: New construction New Jersey. (2) story colonial. Lakefront property. Walking distance to temple.

Contact 973-983-9527

9065

Beth Israel Cemetery Wood bridge, NJ Burial plots.

With grave sites $2,000 - Must be sold together.

Call 917-371-4871.

9050

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

Ringwood: 1 acre wooded lot, 280’ of frontage. Beautiful area.

180 Magee Rd $229K 406-522-0325

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 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) 4179638 For Photos Pls Email Robertvargas@Optonline.

Net

9065

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

9050

9065

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

9065 Clifton Patricia Loop: Move in condition!

3BR ranch, EIK, updated full bath. $329,900 FSBO 973-220-9116 www.zillow.com

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

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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

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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ISRAEL 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

Available For Rent 7065

9000

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 7065 AC WARWICK: Lg unfurn, new carpets, Ocean View. Yrly rental $1275 per month, includes utils, storage cable, prkg.

856-596-1816

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 9000 Jerusalem/ Lev Yerushalayim: 2 BR, furnishes, sleeps 6.

Available 6/27 – 7/25.

Reasonable, Jack 561-414-7998 jm@erspec.com

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 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

ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! We now accept your LEGAL NOTICES

9000 Israel Lev: Yerushalayim hotel 2BRs 2BTHS kosher kitchen terrace 972-3-673-7330 Email: arusi_ez@zahav.net.il

Israel amazing professional medical masseuse reflexology deep tissue massage liberating and very relaxing treatment which will make your day call 052-325-6536 9000

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 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.

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

Lev Yerushalayim: Hotel. 2 BRs 2BTHS, Kosher kitchen, terrace. 9723-673-7330 e-mail: arusi-ez@zahav.net.il 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!

9000

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

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. pacious living room and master bdrm suite. Big dining rm. Full kitchen, book-lined den, five bdrms. Ctrl AC, oil heat and advanced solar heating.

Private covred parking.

Contact Owners – Michael and Sara at LOST mikewid@netviosion.net.

YOUR JOB? il or 011-972-2-5322-868 Looking for

9000 Beautiful apartment for sale in the old city of Jerusalem with unique view.

Call 011-972-52-462-8913

Retire in Jerusalem?

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 assistance Shia Getter Property Management +972-77-234-6011 sg@shiagetter.com or www.shiagetter.com 9000

Kosher Services Worldwide: Malcolm Green Events from the dryer of the angl-saxon 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 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

a villa.

New 9000 New Very high quality. Stunning 210 sqm Career? corner center of Omer, 2 floors.

THE 052-758-8102 JEWISH VOICE

3.5 room unique penthouse in “Hod Jerusalem“ retirement home (self ownership - no deposit required!)

Call 972-50-5920507 firmdew@hotmail.com 9000 Jerusalem: Lux 3 BR hotel apt, 20 min walk to kotel, kit, DR, LR, pool. Avail for Pesach 347-721-7722

LOST LOST

Palm Aire Top Floor 3 YOUR JOB? YOUR JOB? LOST bedroom 2 bathroom mint season, HYPERLINK Looking for Looking for YOUR JOB? “mailto:jbuff@elliman. a New a @elliman.c New Looking for com”jbuff om stc 917-974-2001 Career?

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9085

9000

a New Jerusalem Center: Career?

THE THE

All types of properties OPPORTUNITIES available. Looking to buy apts or invest in Israel?

Many options available.

Call my new number.

011-972-52-763-1845

16 King George,VOICE furnishes, JEWISH JEWISH VOICE 3BR penthouse duplex, THE HAS JOB HAS JOB 2.5 bth, 4 porches, OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES JEWISH VOICE Shabbat elevator, HAS JOB short / OPPORTUNITIES long term.

718-776-3282 http:// dennydaniel.com/israel

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

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

9000

HAS JOB

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

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FLORIDA 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 7070

ATTENTION ATTORNEYS! We now accept your LEGAL NOTICES throughout New York area Submit your ad by e-mail to: Legal@JewishVoiceNY.com

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Florida-TOP NOTCH HOME REPAIRS Pressure Cleaning- Painting Water Damage Repair Concrete/Masonry Work Window/Slide Dr. Repairs Knockdown Popcorn Ceilings Drywall Work Door Hanging Tile Work Most Minor Repairs Call Nick (954) 987-0085 FA 8081

Florida REUPHOLSTERY SOFA, CHAIRS CUSTOM HEADBOARDS PILLOWS REPAIRS KITCHEN CHAIRS DINING ROOM CHAIRS WINDOW TREATMENTS NEW FOAM CUSHIONS FREE ESTIMATES SERVING ALL 3 COUNTIES MIAM DADE, BROWARD, PALM BEACH 43 Years Experience(954) 381-8555 Cell: (954) 815-9178 FA

9050

Real Estate For Sale 9080 9085 Boca Raton 2BR condo second floor near clubhouse and temples available 12/1 $1900/ mo.

Call 718-213-0326 stc

9080 FLORIDA PALM COAST, FL. FOR SALE : 2500 SQ FT 2BDRM / 2BATH (Possibly 3rd BR), Granite Counter Tops, New Appliances, on Wide Canal, Owner Retiring $334,000.00.

Email dsenne5318@aol. com or (904) 591-3136

Apartment for rent Florida ENJOY A BETTER LIFE in Delray Beach, Florida, 2 Br, 2 Bth. Furn Apt in Kings Point, Normandy R Unit, nr clubhouse, pool, golf, $1300 mo/ util Incl.

3 mo. Min. Cell (845) 354-5203 FA 9080

9080 Hunter’s Run/ Boynton Beach 45K motivated seller. Now is the time to buy!

Mandatory membership community 3 golf courses 21 tennis courts. Fitness center. 5 restaurants. Furnished 2br, 2bth, 1st fl corner in 4 plex 609-636-2907 stc

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

Boca Raton, FL: CC/4Golf courses-2b/2b furnished, 1st flr condo, 1,250+ sq ft, All golf view/ Ask $67,000 + Equity. SAMJ121@aol.com Call 561-479-2841 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

THE JEWISH VOICE is looking for motivated, professional individuals to join our SALES team in FLORIDA! Experience not needed, but preferred.

Willing to train.

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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

by Gov’t property, one well/ 2 barns / 3 stocked fishing ponds. 24x24ft, sleeping quarters.

Abundant Wildlife.

Contact 407-8864922 Email: Kenggn@ hotmail.com

9080

Main Line Valley

Forge Reduced from 2.5 million to 1.9million 6400 sf 3.91ac 4/3.5

9080

MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP: 1000 to 2150sqft Close to Oxford Valley Mall, Across from supermarket, Walgreens, Bank. Imm Occupancy. Rent Reduced.

Must be seen.

DAVID FIORI, INC. REALTORS 215-757-1000

9080

Private Gated Driveway 2000 sf Decks and Stone Patios, 4 fireplace, wine cellar, kitchen, DR, LR Great Room, exercise, library, billiard rooms, 3 car garage.

215-783-3122 www. huffequities .com

F L O R I D AF - L O FFF LLL OO O RRR III DDD AAA --SPECIALIZING IN COUNTRY CLUB Active Adult & Beachside Communities - RE/MAX Advantage Plus

601 S. Federal Hwy Boca Raton, Fl 33432 Ely & Ed Lepselter (561) 826-8394 SERVING BOCA RATON, DELRAY AND BOYNTON BEACH & SURROUNDING AREAS ELELEP@AOL.COM E LEELLEELPE@ A OA LO. LC.OCM @ E L E L E PP@ A O L . C OOMM

RESTAURANT SALE RESTAURANT SALE RESTAURANT FOR FOR FOR SALE SALE RESTAURANT Very successful restaurant in

Very restaurant in Very successful successful restaurant in Very successful restaurant in successful restaurant in Hollywood, Asking 500K Hollywood, Florida.

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