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In Wake of Orlando Massacre, Jewish Leaders Declare: "We Must Speak Out Against Evil"

Some of the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history that took place in Orlando. An ISIS inspired 29-year-old radical Islamic terrorist Omar Mateen gunned down at least 49 people and severely wounded 53 others at the LGBT Pulse nightclub. According to sharia law, homosexuals are infidels and as such receive the death penalty on a routine basis.

By: Arthur Borenstein

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orld Jewish groups and Israeli leaders condemned the terror attack on Sunday inside the LGBT nightclub Pulse in Orlando, Fla., in which a terrorist shot and killed at least 49 people and wounded 53 others.

In what was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, 29-year-old terrorist Omar Mateen dialed 911 during the attack to express support for the Islamic State terror group before using an assault rifle to gun down the victims.

"On behalf of world Jewry, I condemn this horrific act of terror and wish to express the Jewish people's solidarity with the victims and with the LGBT community,” said World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder in a statement.

"We are simply speechless in the face of such an act of pure evil and hatred,” said American Jew-

ish Committee Executive Director David Harris, who mourned “the loss of innocent lives" and expressed hope for the "full recovery of those rushed to area hospitals and in need of urgent medical attention."

"Murderous attacks in the name of religion are anathema" said RCA president Shalom Baum Jewish Council for Public Affairs Director David Bernstein called the attack “an act of terrorism and a mass hate crime," while Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said the attack had “all the markers of both an unconscionable hate crime and an act of terrorism on a scale we

have not before witnessed in America," and is “yet another reminder of the serious threat posed by the Islamic State terrorist group."

The Rabbinical Council of America, the leading organization of Orthodox rabbis in North America, expressed its shock as well at the terrorist attack in Orlando.

"Murderous attacks in the name of religion are anathema" said RCA president Shalom Baum.

"We condemn the philosophy and actions of radical Islamists which are the antithesis of personal responsibility, coexistence, and peace. We call on world leaders to continue the fight to protect innocent people from the violence motivated by ISIS and those sharing its cruel philosophy."

"We categorically condemn the hatred and violence perpetrated against the patrons of the Pulse nightclub" said Vice President Elazar Muskin.

"No individual or group should be singled out in such a nefarious way. Our deepest condolenc-

es are extended to all the bereaved families, their friends and community, in this time of pain. Our thoughts and prayers for a speedy and full recovery are with all the wounded."

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said his thoughts were with the victims. “Horrified and saddened by the appalling attack at Orlando LGBT nightclub,” he Tweeted.

Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, called the attack another sign of the failure to curb gun violence. “The staggering loss of life, yet again facilitated by a military-style weapon that has no place on the street, causes us deep pain,” Pesner wrote in a press release. “The attack is also further proof, as if any were needed, of the imperative to end the culture of gun violence that grips the nation.”

The Israeli-American Council said in a state-

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Bklyn Mother of 11 Among the Victims of the Orlando Massacre; NYC Stages Rallies

By Rachel Shapiro

“All I ask is for prayers and whatever you can to help me and brothers sisters to be able to pick up the pieces where she left off,” he wrote. “You will forever be in our hearts. Always. I truly love you so much MOM!”

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arly on Sunday, June 12, an ISIS wannabe wielding an assault-type rifle and a handgun opened fire inside a crowded gay nightclub in Florida, before dying in a gunfight with SWAT officers.

This is being called the worst mass shooting in American history.

Brooklyn native and mother of 11 Brenda McCool was on the dance floor at the Orlando nightclub Pulse, and lost her life in the gun fire.

The Post reports, “The 49-year-old McCool posted a 41-second clip of herself doing the salsa with a pal at the gay club in downtown Orlando early Sunday.

This is being called the worst mass shooting in American history.

The dimly lit video, which was uploaded at 12:04 a.m. and has more than 28,000 views, shows her moving across the dance floor as colored neon lights flash around her and her

Brenda Lee Marquez McCool was one of the victims

dance partner.

Just two hours later, gunman Omar Mateen opened fire in the crowded club — striking McCool twice and killing her.”

On a GoFundMe webpage, Farrell Marshall, McCool’s fifth eldest son wrote, “She now leaves 11 children alone on this earth who’s in need of dire help from anyone.”

According to Marshall his mother was battling two different types of cancer before her life was suddenly ripped from her.

“All I ask is for prayers and whatever you can to help me

and brothers sisters to be able to pick up the pieces where she left off,” he wrote. “You will forever be in our hearts. Always. I truly love you so much MOM!” The grieving family has already received close to $5,000 in donations from over 200 people.

The terrorist attack has put people everywhere on high alert. Security has been beefed up across New York City with the deployment of more than 500 anti-terrorism officers on Monday as a precaution.

A memorial outside the Stonewall Inn for those killed in Orlando on Sunday, June 12.

On Sunday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said that there would be increased security especially at key New York City institutions representing the gay community. The mayor said that even though there were no credible threats, the city would remain on “high alert.”

VIN reports: “As the workweek began, law enforcement officials were in Penn Station’s Amtrak area with a machine that’s used for swabbing bags to check for bomb residue.

Transportation Security Administration officials, police

and National Guardsmen dressed in fatigues patrolled the station — a fairly familiar sight since 9/11.

Security was boosted in response to the shooting at an Orlando gay nightclub that left 49 victims dead. The shooter was gunned down by police. President Barack Obama called it an “act of terror” and an “act of hate.” Law enforcement authorities said the gunman made a 911 call from the club in which he professed allegiance to the Islamic State group.

On Monday evening, de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo, both Democrats, were scheduled to attend a community vigil at the Stonewall Inn, which became a national symbol of gay rights after a 1969 police raid led to violent street riots.

On Sunday evening, a previously scheduled gay pride month event there took on added resonance in the wake of the shooting. Outside the bar, several hundred people packed the street, chanting, ‘No hate, no hate! More love, more love!’ after hearing from a Muslim emigrant from Lebanon who called herself ‘gender nonconformist.’”

Hedge Fund to Return Assets After NYC Corruption Scandal Becomes Public By: Wilma Freeyansky

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latinum Partners, the hedge fund firm linked to a New York City corruption scandal, is returning a majority of its assets to clients, according to a person familiar with the situation.

New York-based Platinum told investors on a conference call on Tuesday that recent negative media attention and requests for the return of capital had forced it begin the liquidation of its main Platinum Partners Value Arbitrage Fund, the person said, who requested anonymity because the information is private.

The firm is also considering shutting its Platinum Partners Credit Opportunities Fund which controls the balance of Platinum’s more than $1 billion in overall assets.

The development comes after the arrest last week of

The development comes after the arrest last week of longtime Platinum associate Murray Huberfeld, who was accused of bribing Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association President Norman Seabrook in return for an investment in Platinum.

longtime Platinum associate Murray Huberfeld, who was accused of bribing Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association President Norman Seabrook in return for an investment in Platinum.

Platinum head Mark Nordlicht said on the conference call that the charges against Huberfeld were unfounded, the person said.

Huberfeld, through an attorney, declined to comment

on the charges against him and the Platinum news.

According to an article in the New York Post, Murray Huberfeld runs his own charity, the Huberfeld Family Foundation, that has doled out millions of dollars to Orthodox Jewish causes, including synagogues tied to the ChabadLubavitch movement.

He’s also a board member of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, which runs the Museum of Tolerance in Midtown, and was part of a 40-person delegation that met with Pope Benedict XVI in 2005.

During his Vatican visit, Huberfeld told the pontiff that the trip “was particularly meaningful because his mother was hidden and spared extermination by a righteous Christian family during the Holocaust,” according to a post on the Wiesenthal Center’s Web site.

Huberfeld’s personal history also includes a 1992 misdemeanor conviction for having a stand-in take his Series 7 broker-licensing exam, for which he got two years’ probation and a $5,000 fine.

According to the complaint against him, cooperating witness Jona Rechnitz told the feds that Huberfeld secretly runs the Platinum Partners hedge fund that he founded, but is “not publicly acknowledged as playing any significant role” due to “a prior lawsuit or investigation relating to a fund Huberfeld previously ran.”

An external spokesman for Platinum did not respond to a request for comment. News of the liquidation was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Founded in 2003, Platinum has racked up profits that are the envy of the hedge

fund industry. But its winning strategy of lending to troubled companies carries risks that many institutional investors would just as soon not take.

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Concerns Grow for Jewish Man Missing off NY Beach By: A7 Staff

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earch and rescue units have been called out along New York’s Atlantic Beach, looking for a paddle boarder last seen Sunday afternoon.

The 41-year old man, a Nassau county resident, was spotted by lifeguards on Atlantic Beach at 3:30 p.m., wearing a white t-shirt and blue shorts.

At 6:15 the US Coast Guard was notified by family members that the man was missing.

The Coast Guard has deployed a number of units to locate the man, including the Coast Guard Cutter Bonito, an

HC-144 search and patrol aircraft, helicopters, patrol boats, and units of local police and fire departments.

Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner, who is currently in Israel for his grandson's Bar Mitzva celebration, has been working round-the-clock to coordinate the massive search effort. Working out of his hotel room in Jerusalem, Oliner has been in touch with search and rescue teams since the man's disappearance on Sunday. “[The missing man] is a family friend. He went out on the water at Atlantic Beach yesterday at around 3 p.m., and no one has seen him since.

The Coast Guard is out and all

Search and rescue units have been called out along New York’s Atlantic Beach, looking for a paddle boarder last seen Sunday afternoon.

available forces are looking for

him.”

“I’ve put all my efforts towards making sure that everything possible is being done.

We’re terribly concerned about his welfare. The Coast Guard is out conducting a 17-mile search to find him. We really hope that he will be found and rescued.”

“Local fire and police departments are out aiding the search. The search includes helicopters and US Coast Guard units. I am trying to guide these search and rescue efforts as much as possible from here in Jerusalem.”

The family of Haim Yosef Ben Ester Malka have asked the public to pray for his safe return home.

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JUNE 17, 2016

City Council Approves Time Limits on Landmark Designations Edited by: JV Staff

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he City Council has passed Intro. 775 into law last week, by a vote of 38-10. The new law will set deadlines for the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) to designate individual landmarks and historic districts. For individual landmarks, the deadline will be one year from the date that the item is placed on the Commission’s calendar, with an option to extend the process for another year with written consent from the owner. For historic districts, the timeframe will be two years, with no option for extension. In all instances, the LPC would be able to re-calendar and reconsider the items at the end of the deadline.

The LPC responded to the vote with the following statement,

“We appreciate that that the City Council has made changes to the legislation based on our testimony and suggestions… We believe the legislation as drafted will provide the flexibility necessary for the Commission to fulfill its mandate.”

Following the bill’s introduction last year, the Conservancy worked with its sponsors in the Council to improve it. They raised objections to the most onerous aspect, a moratorium which would have prevented LPC from re-calendaring items for five years. The Council removed the moratorium from the bill’s final version. Other improvements included greater flexibility within the one- and two-year deadlines, and the extension for individual landmarks. The Commission will have a deadline of 18 months for items that are currently on the calendar; that provision now also

The iconic Empire State Building in midtown Manhattan is a designated NYC landmark

contains a one-year extension option with owner consent.

The New York Landmarks Conservancy suggested additional modifications that would

The Statue of Liberty that sits out in New York Harbor is also designated as an official New York City landmark.

Thousands of people the lady in the harbor each year

have allowed for some form of extension in the deadline for historic districts. The sponsors

were considering that extension and other concessions and we are disappointed that last-minute negotiations yielded no agreements.

We appreciate that the sponsors were willing to compromise.

When the Conservancy testified on the bill last year, the NYLC did not object to deadlines. Prior to 775, we had worked with Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer to craft proposals for LPC reform legislation that included deadlines. The NYLC surveyed colleagues around the country, and found that most landmarks commissions do have deadlines.

The LPC has said that it can work within the deadlines. Now that the bill is law, the NYLC will carefully monitor designation activity to ensure that this is the case, and if it is not, they will go back to the Council to request further modifications. (nylandmarks.org)

DeBlasio Signs Law Reducing Penalty for Quality of Life Offenses By: Chris McGee

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n Monday, Mayor Bill deBlasio placed his John Hancock on eight bills initiated by the New York City Council that would sharply curtail the punishments for a number of quality-of-life offenses such as public urination, consumption of alcoholic beverages and playing excessively loud music from radios civil crimes rather than criminal.

Public urination and most

offenses in public parks will be downgraded from misdemeanors to violations and reduces the available jail penalties to just one day for violations. Currently, jail time could stretch up to 90 days for such offenses.

Proponents of the new legislation which is known collectively as the “Criminal Justice Reform Act” have asserted that these new measures will help to ease the overwhelming number of cases from the criminal justice system.

Council staffers estimate that the plan will divert more than 100,000 cases from the criminal court system every year, avoid the issuance of 50,000 warrants annually and prevent nearly 10,000 people annually from having permanent criminal records. There are currently 1.5 million open warrants in the city, which has about 8.5 million residents.

See DeBlasio Signs Law Reducing , page 39

Concerning the new laws, New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito said, “New York City is living up to its highest values.”

Beth Israel Hospital to Sell Gilman Bldg on East Side By: Chuck Esplone

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Just last month Mount Sinai announced that it would close the 825-bed Beth Israel Medical Center at First Avenue at 16th Street and reopen a 70-bed hospital and emergency room at 14th Street near Second Avenue

by July 2020

t appears that Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital in Manhattan has plans in the works to put its Gilman Building at 353 East 17th Street on the real estate market. Just last month Mount Sinai announced that it would close the 825-bed Beth Israel Medical Center at First Avenue at 16th Street and reopen a 70-bed hospital and emergency room at 14th Street near Second Avenue

by July 2020, as was reported by Crain’s.

The plan will create a new entity, Mount Sinai Downtown, which will is expected to treat 1 million patients at its clinics and physician practices annually with capacity to serve another 500,000. It will include 600 doctors serving 16 clinics and physician practices.

The time frame is optimistic given the regulatory approvals Mount Sinai must receive from the state Depart-

ment of Health, not to mention the construction approvals required from New York City.

According to a JP Update report, Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to ensure that the Lower East Side of Manhattan continues to be served with sufficient health care services as Mount Sinai Hospital closes a hospital to open a new one.

In a radio interview with WNYC on the Brian Lehrer Show a few weeks ago, de Blasio said that the city plans to have “a very hands-on approach” in ensuring that the local community still gets sufficient healthcare services.

“What I want to make sure is that there is ample healthcare for that community, and that the public’s needs are recognized,” the mayor said. “And this time, what I can say Brian is that unlike in the past – I mean when I was involved in some of these issues in the past, there was

no plan, no rhyme or reason, the City had a hands-off approach – we’re going to have a very hands-on approach to making sure that whatever happens here includes the kind of healthcare the community needs. We have to guarantee that the community around Beth Israel has what it needs.”

Lower Manhattan is served by just one other hospital with emergency medical services – the New York-Presbyterian/ Lower Manhattan Hospital, which has 170 beds. In recent years, other hospitals in the New York City area have shuttered, especially those operated by the Archdiocese of New York. St. Vincent’s Hospital in Greenwich Village closed its doors in 2010 after operating for more than 150 years.

If the New York City Council should give its imprimatur, it appears that whomever would purchase the Beth Israel building could possi-

bly also buy air rights from Stuyvesant Town/Peter Cooper Village; adjacent housing projects.

When the Blackstone Group and Ivanhoe Cambridge bought the complex in December, the de Blasio administration pledged to support an air rights sale in return for affordability concessions and a commitment not to build on the Stuy Town site, according to the Real Deal report.

Eastdil Secured’s Doug Harmon is marketing the property. It was unclear what the building is expected to sell for.

Amid a shortage of vacant lots, hospitals make an attractive target for developers. For example, in 2014, Fortis Property Group paid $240 million for the Long Island College Hospital in Cobble Hill, where it plans to build residential towers, according to a report in the New York Post.

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Divorcing Real Estate Mogul Macklowe Kept Girlfriend in Park Ave Pad for 2 Years

By Mark Snyder

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t has been revealed that real estate mogul Harry Macklowe’s French girlfriend who is replacing his wife of 57 years, is not a new love interest. Sources told Page Six that Macklowe has been secretly putting up his girlfriend in a Park Avenue apartment for as long as two years.

After news broke of the 79-year-old’s impending blockbuster divorce from his

“Whether he was living a double life with the girlfriend, or his wife knew about her all along, nobody quite knows.” wife of 57 years, Linda Mack-

lowe, sources contacted Page Six to reveal that Macklowe had been putting up his girlfriend Patricia Landeau in an apartment in the Macklowe Properties-owned 737 Park Ave for the last two years.

The source said, “It was no secret in the building that the woman was Harry Macklowe’s girlfriend, and she’s been coming and going for two years.

Whether he was living a double life with the girlfriend, or his wife knew about her all along, nobody quite knows.”

It was about two weeks ago that Macklowe revealed to his wife that he was breaking up with her to be with his girlfriend, Patricia Landeau, president of the French Friends of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. Memorial Day weekend, multiple sources spotted Harry out on the town in the Hamptons with his beautiful new

Patricia Landeau, president of the French Friends of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, has been Harry Macklowe’s “secret” girlfriend and living in one of his Park Avenue apartments for the last two years.

French girl on his arm.

A source told Page Six,

Real estate magnate Harry Macklowe is leaving his wife of 57 years for another woman.

“Harry told his wife last week he was divorcing her — completely out of the blue — then moved straight in with his girlfriend.

This is a total shock to everybody because he’s been married

to Linda a long time. Harry is almost 80, he’s been married for [almost] 60 years, and suddenly he has a girlfriend. And he’s been running around town and the Hamptons with her.”

Page Six reported: “Another source said, ‘He could have handled it better . . . it’s so in Linda’s face.’ (Harry’s wellknown for sharing a home with Linda on Georgica Pond, where he famously feuded with neighbor Martha Stewart.)

The first source added of the Macklowes: ‘This is going to be a blockbuster divorce: There’s a few billion dollars at play here, plus an astonishing art collection.’ Harry and Linda’s art collection — spearheaded by Guggenheim Foundation trustee Linda — is worth a reported $1 billion and includes pieces by Franz Kline, Mark Rothko and Gerhard Richter. Harry’s current

real estate projects include 432 Park Ave.” Macklowe is known for developing the Apple Store on Fifth Avenue and once owning the GM Building.

The Macklowes are regulars at the Israel Museum’s New York gala and make donations to it. Ironically, it was at one of the museum events, where Harry met his new love interest Landeau.

One of Page Six’s sources described Landeau, saying, “It’s not like she’s so young . . . she has four kids. But she’s French, blond and very attractive.”

Page Six reports, “Sources said Harry — whose fortune was once estimated at $2 billion — and Linda do not have a pre-nup, setting the scene for an epic divorce battle. Their art collection’s said to be worth $1 billion alone.”

Danny Danon Makes History; Israel Elected to UNGA Committee By: Joe Kadinsky

T “This is a historic achievement for Israel,” said Israel’s U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon.

“I am very proud to be the first Israeli to serve as the chairman of a committee.”

he U.N. General Assembly elected Israel to chair one of its six major committees for the first time on Monday, a decision cheered by supporters for the Jewish State and denounced by the Palestinians and Arab nations.

In the secret ballot election in the 193-member world body, Israel received 109 “yes” votes. Nobody voted against Israel but there were 23 abstentions, 14 invalid ballots, and 43 votes for other countries in the Western European and Others group which nominated Israel to chair the

assembly committee dealing with legal issues.

“This is a historic achievement for Israel,” said Israel’s U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon. “I am very proud to be the first Israeli to serve as the chairman of a committee.”

Palestinian Ambassador Riyad Mansour strongly objected, saying the group should have nominated “a very responsible qualified candidate, not a big violator of international law.”

Mr. Danon “represents occupation” and is not qualified to chair the committee, Mr. Mansour said. “This is negative. This is destructive. This is showing lack of sensitivity to

Cushman Negotiating for New HQ at 390 Madison

From left: renderings of 390 Madison Ave. (Inset top to bottom: Cushman’s Ron Lo Russo, L&L’s Robert Lapidus)

By: Rich Bockmann

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ollowing its $2 billion merger with DTZ last year, Cushman & Wakefield is negotiating for a new, consolidated headquarters to anchor L&L Holding’s unique overhaul of 390 Madison Avenue, sources told The Real Deal.

Cushman has a term sheet

out on several floors at the bottom of the mid-century property, which was formerly known as 380 Madison before L&L embarked on a plan to strip it down to its core and build it back up as a modern 32-story office tower, according to multiple sources.

A representative for L&L did not immediately respond to a request for comment, but

a spokesperson for Cushman said the company is currently focused on integrating its offices and finalizing its real estate strategy.

“No final location decisions have been made at this time, including remaining at our premium location at 1290 See Cushman Negotiating for New HQ , page 38

our concerns.”

The Israeli Ambassador said “it was a pitiful moment” to see some Arab countries trying to block Israel.

“As the chairman of the committee I will work with all member states, including those who didn’t vote for me today, and they will have to decide whether they will come to promote the real goals of the United Nations,” Mr. Danon said.

The legal committee deals with U.N. activities related to international law and the Israeli Ambassador said one of his first tasks will be to advance the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism.

Israel, the United States and others have for years decried what they see as an entrenched bias in United Nations institutions against Israel and an obsession with the Pal-

estinian issue at the expense of other crises around the globe.

They point to numerous resolutions targeting Israel in the Geneva-based Human Rights Council and in the General Assembly.

So Monday’s action in the Assembly was a rare victory for Israel, though it won in a vote while the five other committee chairs were elected by consensus.

(The Hindu)

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Delayed Upgrading to LaGuardia Airport Finally Under Way

By Anat Ghelber

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aGuardia Airport, which had been previously described as something out of the “Third World”

by Vice President Joe Biden, is finally getting its long delayed upgrade. The plan, which was estimated to cost $4 billion is expected to severely reduce flight delays and help get the airport into the 21st century, according to officials. A previous dispute had arisen in regards to members not having enough time to look over details that had been newly released and specific changes of the project according

to John Degnan, chairman of the Port Authority board. He made these announcements during a board meeting.

“There are myriad issues involved, and the board should be entitled to more time to review the resolutions,” he said.

The rebuilding of LaGuardia Airport had been announced by Gov. Cuomo and Vice President Joe Biden last Summer. Included in the plans for the upgrading of LaGuardia will be a new terminal that will be 600 feet closer to the Grand Central Parkway and allow 240 percent more space for runways and flight operations.

Also intended to be built will be pedestrian bridges to gates that will allow aircraft to taxi underneath, as well as a brand new security system that will drastically decrease any passenger wait times. Retail shops and boutiques are intended to be included in a new Central Hall that will include a 200 room boutique hotel.

It is expected that an increase in passengers from roughly 27 million in 2014 to 35 million will occur when construction is finished.

The massive work expected to be done on the airport will lead to the creation of 8,000

Rendering of updated LaGuardia Airport (Photo credit: Global Gateway Alliance)

LaGuardia Air Train rendering

construction jobs and 18,000 permanent jobs at the airport as well as in businesses that cater to the airport. According to Vice President Biden, these will be “Middle-class jobs. Jobs you can raise a family on.”

Construction on the new airport will begin with tearing down a few gates at a time until all of the main Terminal B is rebuilt. According to Port Authority executive director Pay Foye, the first brand new gates should be able to be accessed by passengers and planes in about two years, “The airport is going to continue to operate,” said Foye.

“This is La Guardia. You can’t shut it down.”

Governor Cuomo had this to say about the upgrading of New York City’s iconic airport, “La Guardia has been unacceptable for a long time. It’s certainly not of New York quality. We’re not replicating what was. This is virtually blank-slate, brand new.”

The financing of such a massive project was finalized by La Guardia Gateway Partners. who now have a 35-year lease on the property after taking control from The Port Authority.

The Port Authority will pay about 50 percent of the rebuild

costs. Plans were announced last summer but details could not be hashed out during the Spring.

Construction on La Guardia will begin in March 2017.

At the moment, $2.5 billion has already been raised for the construction. La Guardia Gateway Partners will provide an additional $1.8 billion, and the Port Authority will contribute $2.2 billion. LaGuardia Gateway is expected to accept part of any revenue created at the new terminal from tenants and airline fees. They will then be responsible for keeping an eye on construction and making sure it is done on time.

Rendering of the new terminal at LaGuardia airport

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Waldorf Astoria May Convert 1,000 Rooms into Luxury Condos Anbang Insurance Group bought the 47-story hotel for $1.95 billion in 2014 By: Joe Anuta

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he owner of the 47-story Waldorf Astoria New York may be planning to convert about 1,000 hotel rooms at the landmarked property into luxury condos, according to several sources.

China-based Anbang Insurance Group purchased the hotel, located at 301 Park Ave., for $1.95 billion in late 2014.

After the transaction closed months later, the firm's chairman, Wu Xiaohui, alluded to conversion plans for the structure's two towers without delving into specifics.

According to sources, Anbang's vision is now coming into focus. Out of the hotel's nearly 1,400 hotel rooms, the company may be gearing up to convert about 1,000 of them into luxury condos.

A conversion of that scale would be consistent with a filing Anbang submitted to the city in early 2015, when it subdivided the building into different sections for condos, a hotel and retail. Anbang set aside 1.2 million square feet— approximately 75% of the building—for residential use, according to the document filed with the city's Department of Finance, though it did

The owner of the 47-story Waldorf Astoria New York may be planning to convert about 1,000 hotel rooms at the landmarked property into luxury condos

not specify how much space would be used for amenities or for hotel ballrooms.

A spokesman for Anbang said the filing was made over a year ago as part of the purchase process, and didn't actually reflect what would be done with the site. "We continue to explore all options, and no definitive plans have been finalized at this time," the spokes-

man said in a statement.

Currently, the Waldorf is split into two sections: the 1,232-room hotel itself and a 181-room boutique hotel called the Towers, which has its own entrance on East 50th Street and also features a number of one- and two-bedroom rentals.

See Waldorf Astoria May , page 37

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Ralph Lauren Closing Stores Amid Economic Hardships

By Anat Ghelber

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alph Lauren is having an economical breakdown. With more than 50 stores closing due to an "amazing" decrease in market trading. Included in the saving plan is letting go of almost 8% of its full time workers. The company hopes to save between $180 to $200 million dollars in fiscal year 2017 as a result of this saving strategy plan.

CEO Stefan Larsson, who took over from founder Ralph Lauren, is planning on taking the company to the next step meaning focusing on their main brands and bringing a more up to date fashion trades to their lovely shoppers.

“The business has struggled over the last three years.

We have to do a better job to give the consumer something really exciting,” said Larsson.

Ralph Lauren has built its fashion empire on the staples like denim shirts and jeans and branded polo shirts. But, with falling sales and profits, change has become inevitable. The all-American company has struggled to deal with swiftly changing retail trends and different style preferences by consumers. Profits for Ralph Lauren have fallen by more than %22 not including charges for restructuring.

Stocks of the company have fallen by almost %48 from a pricing high of $182.74 in De-

CEO Stefan Larsson, who took over from founder Ralph Lauren, is planning on taking the company to the next step.

Ralph Lauren's First Polo Flagship Store Opens In New York

cember 2014.

The restructuring under Larsson is expected to cost $400 million plus an inventory charge of $150 from decreasing its supply. It is hoped the Ralph Lauren will again be profitable by 2019.

CEO Larsson has stated that he intends to align Ralph Lauren more with todays trends in order to give shoppers more of See Ralph Lauren Closing Stores , page 36

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JUNE 17, 2016

Hidary Foundation's June 2nd Benefit Concert - A Moonshot on Cancer By: JV Staff

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believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to earth.”

In 1961, a U.S President set

mountable - yet once they are met, conventional wisdom revises its memory quickly to the realization that it was possible all along.

Today, most people believe that cancer is a disease that will never be cured. Tens of billions of dollars and countless hours by many brilliant research-

“[Murray’s performance was] one of the most inspiring, humbling, intimidating events I've ever attended. The passion and intensity in [Murray’s] music touched me, made me think, reflect, tremble at the ability a person can possess- it made me realize a person has a responsibility to live up to that potential. It was a moving experience that has taught me and given me a sense of urgency to work harder.” - Ely Harary out the audacious goal that we would land a man on the moon in less than 10 years’ time. Did we know how to do this when President John F. Kennedy set his daring goal? We did not, but we had the belief as a nation that with focus and ingenuity we could get it done.

Sure enough, on July 20th, 1969, we did it and showed the world that we could overcome incredible odds and hurdles and be first to the moon.

Our society has also overcome major diseases once thought impossible to prevent or treat. Polio used to haunt our grandparents and afflict millions of people around the world. Today, we do not worry about our kids getting this dreaded disease since Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin developed the vaccine that protects us against it. As recently as 1988 there were 350,000 polio cases worldwide. This past year there were only 75 cases across the globe!

When the scourge of HIV first emerged in the 1980’s, it killed with ferocity and images of dying AIDS patients haunted the news. Prediction for the deaths of tens to hundreds of millions emerged. Yet by the late 90’s researchers realized that a mixture of drugs could manage the HIV virus and prevent HIV from developing into AIDS in the patient. Many HIV+ individuals on the medicine combo today have levels of the virus so low as to be almost undetectable.

These three examples demonstrate an enduring point. Again and again humankind encounters challenges that are believed to be insur-

ers in top facilities have been poured into curing different types of cancers. Researchers have gained insight into the drivers of cancer, but every great hope has been dashed.

Combination chemo can have a halting effect on cancer in

insanity comes to mind; doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. At times, the situation seems hopeless; millions continue to get cancer and many continue to die.

This is the very moment when we must remember the past challenges we have overcome that were also thought to be impossible. Believing that we can do it is the first step to solving it.

On Thursday evening, June 2nd, the Hidary Foundation held a powerful cancer benefit concert, featuring composer & pianist, Murray Hidary at the beautiful Jazz at Lincoln Center venue. The event, attended by more than 450 community members and influencers, highlighted cancer treatment breakthroughs, led by an initial discussion between Jack D. Hidary, Chairman of the Hidary Foundation & Dr. Dean Ornish, MD, the world renowned physician and medical advisor to presidents and leaders. Murray Hidary,

Murray & Mind Travel Orchestra

gressive form of skin cancer which has hit close to home for many community members and remains one of the fastest growing cancers in the U.S. The Hidary-MRA study delves into the genetic drivers of this melanoma. These studies will help unraveling the genetic signature of cancer to treatment, detection, and prevention for all cancer patients

Jack D. Hidary & Dr. Dean Ornish

Morris Bailey & David J. Hidary

The Hidary Family

the earliest of stages but does not prevent relapses. Preventing blood vessel formation into tumors (anti-angiogenesis) was going to be the big cancer killer, but has proven to be just another helpful adjunct and by no means a way to completely stop cancer in its tracks. Targeted radiation therapy again has failed to deliver any kind of miracle cure.

Albert Einstein’s definition of

Murray Hidary, Barbara Dabah, & Joe Sutton

on his MindTravel tour, delivered new composition along with the MindTravel Orchestra that was nothing short of world class.

In 2013, the Hidary Foundation partnered with the Melanoma Research Alliance, the leading private funder of melanoma research, to initiate a groundbreaking study on the genetics of acral melanoma. Melanoma is an ag-

as we find the patterns that drive various cancers.

Over the past century we’ve mastered flight, split the atom, conquered Mount Everest, developed vaccines, created the world wide web and never stopped reaching for the stars that are now fully within our reach. Emerging science and technologies are making the difference between life and death.

Haim Dabah, Isaac Chera, Gerard Senehi, Murray Hidary, Jillian Stubbmann...

Murray Hidary, Gladys Haddad, & Andres Levin

The traditional methods of surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy as the only line of attack on cancer are an outdated sinkhole of billions of research dollars that will only yield marginal improvements.

It’s time for a real push in a different direction for tools such as genetic sequencing and inhibition, immunotherapy and nanomedicine. It’s time for a cancer moonshot.

You can have an impact on this life-saving research.

There are many ways for our community & others to get involved. To learn more or to participate in this growing initiative contact us at joe@hi-

daryfoundation.org The Hidary Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization which catalyzes positive change across the sectors of cancer research and education. The Foundation is supported by members of the Hidary family including David and Aimee Hidary, Jack D. Hidary, Murray Hidary, Rabbi Richard & Esther Hidary, and Michael & Sarah Hidary. The Foundation would like to thank the many members of the community who supported this benefit concert.

To hear or learn more about Murray Hidary’s improvisational musical explorations, visit www.mindtravel.be

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Feds Complete $28M Sand Erosion Project At Sea Gate By: Andrea Karshan

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bevy of Brooklyn’s federal lawmakers joined with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) officials yesterday to announce they have completed the $28 million multiyear sand erosion project that will increase resiliency and reduce the risks coastal storms pose to residents and businesses on Coney Island.

The sand restoration project took place on the private gated community of Sea Gate, which is on the extreme western end of Coney Island.

Engineers have deemed that shoring up this end of Coney Island will also prevent sand erosion from the Coney Island Public Beach and surrounding beaches, which played a key role in helping to mitigate storm surge damage during Hurricane Sandy.

The project is federally funded through the Disaster Relief Appropriations Act of 2013, the Sandy Relief Bill (Public Law 113-2).

“The completion of the Coney Island coastal protection project is great news and will provide desperately-needed security against future storms and floods for the people of Coney Island and Sea Gate,” said U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer. “Making Coney Island’s waterfront

neighborhoods and beaches more resilient and secure was a very worthy effort, and I am proud to be a part of this terrific accomplishment.”

Joining Schumer for the announcement were Congress members Jerrold Nadler and Hakeem Jeffries. Nadler

ect started over 20 years ago with widening and elevating of Coney Island beach from Corbin Place to West 37th Street. Since then beach replenishment, work has continued to ensure that Coney Island is ready for the next storm event. Preventing sand

“The completion of the Coney Island coastal protection project is great news and will provide desperately-needed security against future storms and floods for the people of Coney Island and Sea Gate,” said U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer. “Making Coney Island’s waterfront neighborhoods and beaches more resilient and secure was a very worthy effort, and I am proud to be a part of this terrific accomplishment.”

had long represented Coney Island, but after recent redistricting, Jeffries now represents the area in the House.

Thus both lawmakers contributed to getting crucial federal funding for the project.

The first phase of the proj-

erosion on Coney Island Public Beach and surrounding beaches helped lessen the storm surge damage during Hurricane Sandy.

The project completion also comes with 4 new T-groin structures and rein-

Brooklyn Pols React To Florida Mass Murder By: Kings County Politics Staff

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rooklyn’s lawmakers and officials called for the country to pull together and to toughen gun laws in the wake of Sunday morning’s terrorist attack targeting gays and lesbians which took at least 49 lives and injured dozens more at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.

Kings County Party Democratic Chair Frank Seddio: “Little did we know as we celebrated the Pride parade on Saturday night in Brooklyn that we were about to experience such a horrific attack at an Orlando night club. It was an attack not only on the LGBT community but on the values of tolerance and acceptance that unite us. It is long past time to address our insane laws that allow people to so easily buy weapons of war. Freedom comes with responsibility, including reasonable regulations that protect Americans against the easy accessibility to the kinds of arms that have no place in a civilized society.

Our grief and anger should

Kings County Party Democratic Chair Frank Seddio

lead us to stand together as one. The horrendous actions by one man cannot lead us to turn against any community because of religion or for any other reason. We meet bigotry with love, not hate.”

Public Advocate Letitia James: “My thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of the victims

in this morning’s horrific massacre in Orlando. We must band together and turn our anger into action. We must stand up against hate, intolerance, and gun violence. While the investigation is ongoing, we cannot ignore that the alleged attacker targeted a gay nightclub. This month, as we march in the Pride Parade and celebrate Pride Month, we will do so in the memories of those lost their lives. We cannot ignore that he supposedly had an assault-style rifle, weapons that are legal in the United States. We not only stand in unity with Orlando, but we stand ready to take action.”

Congressman Dan Donovan (Southern Brooklyn, Staten Island): “Last night’s massacre looks to be the worst terror attack in the United States since 9/11. Investigators are still gathering information, but it’s clear that our way of life came under attack yet again.

I’m praying today for those injured and for the families of the deceased. Our freedom and culture will never yield to the hateful violence of radical Islamic terror.”

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forcement with bedding stone of the Norton Point Dike and the West 37th Street Terminal Groin. This additional work on the project will minimize sand erosion, and reduce damage to homes and business in the event of another storm.

“Twenty-four years ago when I was first elected to Congress, I made a commitment to the people of this community that I would safeguard Coney Island’s beaches after the Nor’easter of 1992 devastated Sea Gate. A need that was spotlighted again af-

A house in Sea Gate destroyed as a result of the sheer power of Superstorm Sandy in 2012

“Superstorm Sandy may have damaged many of the homes and businesses in neighborhoods throughout the district I represent, but it failed to dampen our resolve and commitment to rebuilding our community,” said Jefferies.

Nadler said he is thrilled announce the completion of the T-Groins shore protection project in Coney Island.

ter Superstorm Sandy hit Coney Island in 2012…. The famous beaches of Coney Island are protected for generations to come,” said Jerrold.

“Twenty-four years ago when I was first elected to Congress, I made a commitment to the people of this community that I would safeguard Coney Island’s beaches after the Nor’easter of 1992 devastated Sea Gate. A need

Engineers have deemed that shoring up this end of Coney Island will also prevent sand erosion from the Coney Island Public Beach and surrounding beaches that was spotlighted again after Superstorm Sandy hit Coney Island in 2012. The famous beaches of Coney Island are protected for generations to come,” said Nadler.

State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Acting Commissioner Basil Seggos issued a word of caution though saying residents and property owners should remain aware that this project will not protect them from all levels of storms, climate change, and sea level rise which will constantly change as we move into the future.

“New York is working with the Corps of Engineers, along with the State of New Jersey and New York City to initiate a study that will further evaluate the conditions in the New York Harbor area to determine what addition measures may be need to assist the areas in flood protection and increased resiliency,” said Seggos.

(KingsCountyPolitics.com)

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Trump on Arab Celebrations of Terror: 'Despicable!'

Clinton Admits Some Foreign Donations 'Slipped Through Cracks'

Donald Trump notes fireworks in Hevron following murderous attack in Tel Aviv, addresses Palestinian incitement.

Likely Democratic nominee admits some foreign donations to Clinton foundation went unreported during her tenure as Sec. of State.

By: Gil Ronen

By: David Rosenberg

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onald Trump issued a scathing condemnation last Wednesday's terror rampage in Tel Aviv. "I condemn, in the strongest possible terms, the outrageous terrorist shootings that took the lives of at least four innocent civilians and wounded at least twenty others in Tel Aviv yesterday," he wrote. "The Israeli security forces’ investigation is ongoing, but some facts have already emerged — and they are grim.

"Just as fast as the condolences arrive from the civilized world is the praise arising out of the uncivilized one. Hamas praised the attack, calling the attackers 'heroes.' Reports out of Hebron indicate that residents of the terrorists’ hometown lit up the night sky with celebratory fireworks. One Palestinian 'news organization' even referred to the shootings, in which the assailants dressed up as observant Jews, as a 'Ramadan treat.' The leader of Hamas called the injured terrorist a 'hero.' How despicable!

"The American people

“Israel’s security is a matter of paramount importance to me and the American people.” – Donald Trump

stand strong with the people of Israel, who have suffered far too long from terrorism. Israel’s security is a matter of paramount importance to me and the American people.

"We understand all too well the unspeakable horror that terrorism unleashes. To address it — and address it we must! — we must recognize the parallel horror of the culture of religious hatred that permeates many Palestinian quarters. From schools that indoctrinate toddlers to grow

up to kill Israelis to the daily menu of hate that spews forth from various 'news organizations,' change is long overdue in the Palestinian territories.

"Let us begin the arduous task of creating a future where peace can take root and terror finds no refuge.

"I express my deepest condolences to the families of the four Israelis who were murdered, as well as my wishes for a speedy recovery to the wounded."

(INN)

Obama 'Fired Up' About Clinton's Bid for White House By: Mary Alice Salinas

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resident Obama formally endorsed presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton after meeting last Thursday with her rival, Bernie Sanders, in a bid to unite the party and defeat controversial Republican Donald Trump.

In videotaped remarks released by the Clinton campaign, Obama said he knows how difficult it is to be president, and that is why he knows his former secretary of state is capable of doing the job.

“In fact, I don’t think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold this office,” Obama said. “She’s got the courage, the compassion and the heart to get the job done.”

The White House said Obama would campaign with Clinton for the first time during an appearance in Wisconsin on Wednesday. Obama carried that state in both general elections when he ran for president.

“I am with her. I am fired up and I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary,” the president said.

“I am with her. I am fired up and I cannot wait to get out there and campaign for Hillary,” the president said.

The official endorsement came after Obama held a onehour Oval Office meeting with Sanders, the impassioned Vermont senator who has won the support of millions of people, especially younger voters.

Trump’s own party leaders have disavowed his rhetoric against Mexicans, Muslims, women and other groups. But most have continued to back him.

"The American people will

ormer Secretary of State Hillary Clinton admitted last Wednesday that some foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation made during her tenure as Secretary of State were not disclosed to the State Department.

Clinton’s admission is the first acknowledgement by the likely Democratic nominee that the foundation, chaired by her husband, former president Bill Clinton, received money from foreign sources off the books.

Speaking on CNN, the former First Lady responded to accusations by GOP presumptive nominee Donald Trump that Clinton had used her position in the State Department to provide political favors to foreign interest in exchange for donations to the Clinton Foundation. “[T]he Russians, the Saudis, and the Chinese all gave money to Bill and Hillary and got favorable treatment in return,” Trump said on Tuesday.

Clinton claimed “overwhelming disclosure” saying that the bulk of donations were reported to the State Department during her tenure.

When pressed by CNN host Anderson Cooper, who noted examples of the foundation’s lack of transparency, Clinton admitted that in “one or two instances” some donations “slipped through the cracks”.

Citing donations including a large sum received from Algeria, Cooper noted the foundation’s failure to disclose donations. ocratic convention in July.

The senator said his campaign has been about “building a movement” to create a government that represents all Americans, not just the wealthiest.

Presumptive Democratic Presidential Nominee, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, admitted last Wednesday that some foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation made during her tenure as Secretary of State were not disclosed to the State Department.

“The foundation has obviously raised huge sums of money for worthy causes. It's always not been transparent, though. Tens of millions of dollars have come from a Canadian partnership whose donors can remain secret.

There was a large donation from Algeria that wasn't submitted to State Department for approval.

If you're president, will your husband divest himself of any association with the foundation?”

“We had absolutely, overwhelming disclosure,” Clinton responded. “Were there one or two instances that slipped

Support pp p seen as vital Democratic leaders said Sanders and his supporters are critical to ensuring a victory for Clinton.

In videotaped remarks released by the Clinton campaign, Obama said he knows how difficult it is to be president, and that is why he knows his former secretary of state is capable of doing the job.

His speeches demanding income equality and an end to the strong influence of wealthy donors and special interests in Washington have helped energize supporters.

No concession After the meeting, Sanders stopped short of conceding the nomination to Clinton, but said he would meet with her soon and do everything possible to help prevent Trump, the Republicans' presumptive nominee, from winning the White House.

not vote for or tolerate a candidate who insults Mexicans and Latinos; who insults Muslims; who insults African-Americans and women,” Sanders told reporters at the White House. “I will do everything in my power, and I will work as hard as I can, to make sure that Donald Trump does not become president of the United States."

Sanders said he would compete in a primary in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday and would continue to push issues central to his campaign until the Dem-

After meeting with President Obama at the White House, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders stopped short of conceding the nomination to Clinton, but said he would meet with her soon and do everything possible to help prevent Trump, the Republicans' presumptive nominee, from winning the White House.

“We will continue doing everything that we can to oppose the drift that currently exists, to oppose an oligarchical form of society where a handful of billionaires exercise enormous power over our political and economic and media life,” he said.

White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Obama and Sanders had a “friendly” meeting and discussed the possibility of working together in the future on ways to energize and engage younger voters.

He also pointed out that overall, the Democratic Party is

through the cracks? Yes. But was the overwhelming amount of anything that anybody gave the foundation disclosed? Absolutely. And I'm proud of the foundation. I'm proud of the work it has done”.

The Clinton Foundation, which engages in humanitarian work, has been criticized for what some have described as a lack of transparency. Critics have accused Clinton of using the foundation to support staff members who later formed the core of her presidential campaign.

(INN)

“I will do everything in my power, and I will work as hard as I can, to make sure that Donald Trump does not become president of the United States." – Bernie Sanders united in its key priorities and principles.

“I would expect Sanders to eventually get behind Hillary Clinton, perhaps not in a full-throated way,” said Kyle Kondik, political analyst with the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia. “Now it is just a question of how you bring the party back together and how willing Sanders is to help in that effort.”

William Galston, a political scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said both Clinton and Sanders have a responsibility to bring the party together.

“Mr. Sanders, if he is serious in saying, as he has frequently, that the differences between him and Secretary Clinton pale into insignificance in comparison to the differences between the two of them and Donald Trump, then he will do everything in his power to bring the party back together,” Galston said.

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In Wake of Orlando Massacre, Jewish Leaders Declare: "We Must Speak Out Against Evil" Continued from page 1

ment: “On behalf of the Israeli-American community, we condemn this act of terrorism in the strongest terms. Whether terrorism strikes in Brussels, Paris, Tel Aviv, or Orlando – responsible leaders, policymakers, and moral people everywhere have a duty to speak out forcefully against this global evil, and to stand against the hateful ideology that fuels it. This is a growing danger that threatens innocents everywhere.”

The National Council of Jewish Women condemned the mass shooting in a statement released Sunday evening. “We are all wounded by the fear engendered by gun attacks on civilians and by the menace of prejudice that too often endangers individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer and threatens members of the Latino community,” the group’s statement said.

“NCJW is guided by Jewish values, including the Talmudic teaching that for ‘one

“If we do not get tough and smart real fast, we are not going to have a country anymore” – Donald Trump who takes one life it is as though that person has destroyed the universe, and an individual who saves one life is as though that person has saved the universe.’ We must all renew our efforts to stop the epidemic of gun violence in this country.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin also issued condemnations of the attack in Orlando.

“To @POTUS: The attack against the LGBT community in #Orlando is cowardly & abhorrent. #Israel stands w/ America in the fight against hatred," Rivlin tweeted.

"On behalf of the people and government of Israel, I extend our deepest condolences to the American people following last night's horrific attack on the LGBT community in Orlando," Netanyahu said in a statement. "Israel stands shoulder to shoulder with the United States at this moment of tragic loss."

Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein expressed his condolences to Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan over the deadly shooting as well. “On behalf of all the members of the Israeli Knesset, I would like to express our condolences and to join in the great sorrow of the tragedy that befell you and the deaths of innocent people from this crime,” said Edelstein to his US counterpart Speaker Ryan.

“Terrorism strikes everywhere and it does not differentiate between Orlando to

Tel Aviv,” Edelstein continued.

Only a few days earlier, two Palestinian terrorists murdered 3 Israeli civilians in a shooting in Tel Aviv.

“To my great dismay, the Israeli public is very familiar with the feelings of grief and anger caused by these events,

fied, disgusted and saddened by the horrific” mass killing, Sanders said.

Meanwhile, on the presidential campaign trail, the two presumptive nominees of their respective parties traded barbs regarding the most efficacious modalities in which

The FBI is investigating reports that Orlando gunman Omar Mateen had been a regular at the gay nightclub he attacked and had used gay dating apps. A number of possible explanations and motives for the bloodbath that left 49 victims dead have emerged, with Mateen professing allegiance to the Islamic State group, his ex-wife saying he was mentally ill, and his father suggesting he was driven by hatred of gays.

and all we can do is to join hands in the fight against global terrorism,” added Edelstein.

The city of Tel Aviv also lit its municipal building in the colors of the LGBT and American flags in solidarity with Orlando.

Central Florida’s Jewish community started laying the groundwork for interfaith cooperation with Muslims Monday as the nation reeled in grief and anger, according to a report in The Forward.

Rabbi Steven Engel of the Congregation for Reform Judaism, the largest synagogue in Orlando, and Imam Muhammad Masri, president of the Islamic Society of Central Florida, spoke by phone to plan a joint memorial service for the victims at the Pulse nightclub attack, which was carried out by an American Muslim with roots in Afghanistan. “(We want) to support each other, to support the whole community,” Masri said outside the bullet-scarred club on a busy Orlando artery.

As was reported by the Forward, Rep. Alan Grayson, the first Jewish congressman from central Florida, called the mass shooting a challenge for America to protect itself without discarding our basic constitutional values.

“We don’t engage in preventive detention here, that’s unconstitutional. We don’t engage in racial profiling or religious profiling – that’s unconstitutional,” Grayson said.

“There’s not much to do except to watch people like that as closely as we can.”

Meanwhile, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders led a chorus of Jewish political, religious and cultural leaders who expressed outrage at gun violence.

“All Americans are horri-

to fight the growing threat of Islamic terrorism.

GOP nominee Donald Trump issued his statement on his web site which said: “My deepest sympathy and support goes out to the victims, the wounded, and their families.

In his remarks, President Obama disgracefully refused to even say the words 'Radical Islam'. For that reason alone, he should step down. If Hillary Clinton, after this attack, still cannot say the two words 'Radical Islam' she should get out of this race for the Presidency.

If we do not get tough and smart real fast, we are not going to have a country anymore. Because our leaders are weak, I said this was going to happen – and it is only going to get worse. I am trying to save lives and prevent the next terrorist attack. We can't afford to be politically correct anymore.

The terrorist, Omar Mir Saddique Mateen, is the son of an immigrant from Afghanistan who openly published his support for the Afghanistani Taliban and even tried to run for President of Afghanistan.

According to Pew, 99% of people in Afghanistan support oppressive Sharia Law. We admit more than 100,000 lifetime migrants from the Middle East each year. Since 9/11, hundreds of migrants and their children have been implicated in terrorism in the United States.

Hillary Clinton wants to dramatically increase admissions from the Middle East, bringing in many hundreds of thousands during a first term – and we will have no way to screen them, pay for them, or prevent the second generation from radicalizing.”

For her part, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary

Clinton issued a statement early Sunday morning. She declared the heinous murders "an act of terror" and "also an act of hate."

"For now, we can say for certain that we need to redouble our efforts to defend our country from threats at

millions of allies across our country. I am one of them.

We will keep fighting for your right to live freely, openly and without fear. Hate has absolutely no place in America," she said.

She concluded her statement with a call for stricter

A vigil was held at the storied Stonewall Inn in New York City’s West Village area in the aftermath of the Orlando shooting massacre.

home and abroad. That means defeating international terror groups, working with allies and partners to go after them wherever they are, countering their attempts to recruit people here and everywhere, and hardening our defenses at home," she said.

"To the LGBT community: please know that you have

gun control reforms, saying the incident "reminds us once more that weapons of war have no place on our streets."

President Obama will visit Orlando on Thursday to pay his respects to the victims and stand in solidarity with the community, the White House said.

On Tuesday, Obama said

“For now, we can say for certain that we need to redouble our efforts to defend our country from threats at home and abroad” – Hillary Clinton investigators still have no information to suggest a foreign terrorist group directed the attack. He said it is increasingly clear that the killer "took in extremist information and propaganda over the internet. He appears to have been an angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalized."

The president also blasted Donald Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric as dangerous and contrary to American values, challenged Congress to reinstate the assault weapons ban, and lashed out at his Republican foes who have criticized him for not using the term "radical Islam."

"If someone seriously thinks we don't know who we're fighting, if there's anyone out there who thinks we're confused about who our enemies are," Obama said, "that would come as a surprise to the thousands of terrorists we've taken off the battlefield."

California Democrats Neuter Anti-BDS Bill Israel supporters blast modifications of bill intended to blunt BDS movement, say new version 'is no longer a pro-Israel bill'.

By: David Rosenberg

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n February, representatives in California’s state assembly proposed AB 2844, a measure intended to weaken the growing BDS movement in the Golden State.

The original version of the bill, proposed by Democratic Assemblyman Richard Bloom and cosponsored

by Republican Travis Allen, barred all state agencies from doing business with companies participating in boycotts targeting Israel.

By the time the bill was voted on and approved by the Assembly last week, however, it had been largely stripped of its original content, resulting in a vague piece of legislation bereft of any reference to Israel or the BDS movement it was intended to combat.

The title of the bill, originally named the “California Combating the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions of Israel Act”, was changed to “Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions of Recognized Sovereign Nations or Peoples Act”.

The new version gives no

BDS supporters (illustration)

special protections to California trade partners – including Israel, which signed a memorandum on trade and technology in 2014 with California Governor Jerry Brown – or American allies in general.

Most importantly, the new bill drops the prohibition on state agencies to do business with companies boycotting Israel. Instead, it gives discretionary powers to the state attorney general to bar individual companies supporting boycotts on a case by case basis.

The bill must still pass the State Senate, where

Bloom hopes it will be amended once again and returned to its original state.

“The bill came out with amendments that really, in my view, took the whole meaning away from the bill, stripped out all references to Israel and all of the important operative language, and turned it into something very different,” Bloom told the Jewish Journal.

“This needs to happen in the Senate and then come back. If we can’t get it done, you won’t see it again.”

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The Euro 2016 Terror Threat Explained Tense France, recently rocked by terror, is to host 2 million visitors for major soccer championship. What exactly is liable to happen?

By A7 Staff

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rance is on a high terror alert as it prepares to host Euro 2016 from Friday with the month long event predicted to attract two million visitors.

With matches spread across 10 venues in nine cities, the country is under a state of emergency and security forces have launched an enormous operation to prevent any repeat of the jihadist attacks in Paris last November.

Here are the stakes:

around the country since last year's attacks will also be used.

Security inside stadiums is the responsibility of UEFA, while safety at "fan zones" which could gather up to 90,000 fans outside stadiums

Police and health workers have run practice drills, including a mock gun and explosives attack at the Stade de France last week, and a simulated chemical and biological weapons attack at the Lille stadium in April.

he told French radio.

Britain warned its citizens Tuesday that there is a "high threat from terrorism" at the tournament and warned people to be "vigilant" at stadiums, fan zones and transport hubs.

The US State Department released a similar statement last week, adding that "unaffiliated

he said last month.

A new dimension was added Monday when Ukraine said it had arrested a suspected far-right French extremist with an arsenal of weapons, including 125 kilograms of TNT, who was allegedly planning attacks on Muslim, Jewish and government targets in France

"This threat exists, but we must not be daunted" In addition, some of the 10,000 soldiers deployed

Suicide bombers attack Stade de France on Friday, Nov. 13, 2015

will be in the hands of private security companies.

Suicide bombers tried unsuccessfully to gain entry to the Stade de France in the November 13 attacks on Paris so security forces are leaving nothing to chance.

An additional 2.40 meter (7ft 10ins) perimeter fence has been added to the stadium for the tournament.

- What is the threat?

Islamic State (ISIS), which claimed responsibility for the November attacks on the capital that murdered 130 people, has designated France a leading target.

President Francois Hollande acknowledged the risk on Sunday. "This threat exists, but we must not be daunted,"

UN Sec. Gen. ‘Shocked’ that Hamas Praised Terror Attack

By Jesse Lempel

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an Ki-moon, secretary general of the United Nations, condemned the terror attack in Tel Aviv that killed four Israelis on Wednesday, June 8, adding that he is “shocked that the leaders of Hamas have chosen to welcome this attack” and accusing Palestinians of “incitement that fuels” terrorism.

“The Secretary-General reiterates that there is no justification for terrorism nor for the glorification of those who commit such heinous acts,” said a statement issued by the spokesperson of the secretary general on Wednesday.

After two Palestinian cousins dressed in suits opened fire on a crowd of Israelis dining and shopping at the upscale central Tel Aviv Sarona Market complex on Wednesday, Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh took to Twitter to celebrate the attack and call the terrorists “heroes.” Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, issued a statement in English saying that “Hamas hailed the resistance operation” in Tel Aviv “in which four Zionist squatters were killed and others wounded.”

As news of the attack broke, spontaneous celebrations erupted in Palestinian communities across Judea and

2016.

"You protect 1,000 targets, so it's the 1,001st target that will be hit," said Pascal Boniface, of the Institute for International and Strategic Relations in Paris.

- What emergency g measures does France have in place?

- What is the security y deployment p y for Euro 2016?

Some 77,000 police and paramilitary police will be deployed, along with 13,000 private security guards to secure venues and public fan zones.

This week, Paris police chief Michel Cadot said an extra 3,000 officers were being added to the 10,000 allotted for the capital.

"You protect 1,000 targets, so it's the 1,001st target that will be hit"

Ban Ki-moon, secretary general of the United Nations, condemned the terror attack in Tel Aviv that killed four Israelis last Wednesday.

Samaria and the Gaza Strip, as Palestinians shot fireworks and handed out sweets to celebrate the terror attack, which quickly went wild on Arabic-language social media sites under the hashtags “Ramadan Operation” and “Tel Aviv Operation.” Dozens clapped and cheered at the Damascus Gate of Jerusalem’s Old City.

Shehab News Agency, a Palestinian news site thought to be affiliated with Hamas, even posted a video glorifying the murderers to its Facebook page – which boasts nearly 6 million likes – reenacting the attack (complete with dining at a restaurant and dressing up as ultra-Orthodox Jews, as some initially reported the terror-

ists had done). The video was removed from Facebook but remains on Shehab’s Twitter account: The Palestinian Authority president’s office issued a statement on Thursday saying it “rejects violence against civilians regardless of its source” – though immediately following the attack President Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah party took to its official Twitter account to say that “Israel is reaping the repercussions of violence against the Palestinian people” and describing the shooting as a “natural and automatic response” to Israel’s actions.

See UN Sec. Gen. ‘Shocked’ , page 38

Spectators invade the pitch of the Stade de France stadium after the international friendly soccer France

entertainment venues broadcasting the tournaments in France and across Europe" were also potential attack targets.

However, France's Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has said there is no knowledge of a particular plot.

"At this time we do not have a specific threat to a specific team or a specific player, a specific match, or a specific fan zone,"

during the tournament.

- Threat to 'soft targets' The November attacks demonstrated that jihadists were willing to hit random "soft targets" such as bars and restaurants.

Experts say jihadists could aim for areas with minimal security protection during Euro

France implemented "Operation Vigipirate" emergency measures after the jihadist attacks on Charlie Hebdo magazine and a Jewish supermarket in January 2015, with 10,000 troops deployed at sensitive locations such as tourist spots and Jewish sites.

Following the November attacks, a state of emergency was declared, allowing police to raid homes and hold people under house arrest with minimal judicial oversight.

It was extended for a third time in May, to cover Euro 2016 and the Tour de France cycle race in July.

Some 3,500 searches have been carried out, at least 56 suspects taken into custody and 69 people placed under house arrest, the government said in April.

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French Police Attacker Claimed Allegiance to IS By: Lisa Bryant

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rance’s President Francois Hollande Tuesday denounced the stabbing death of two police officials outside Paris, as the country hosts the Euro 2016 football championship. The suspect, Larossi Abballa, claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group and had a record of radicalism.

Speaking at an international meeting in Paris Tuesday, French President Francois Hollande called the murders of two police officials just hours before as incontestably a terrorist act.

He said the assailant had wanted to be known as a terrorist and the organization to which he claimed allegiance had itself claimed responsibility for the act. He said the international

community must act together to fight terrorism.

The suspect had pledged loyalty to the leader of Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said.

Abballa, first stabbed to death a police officer outside the officer's home in the Paris suburb of Magnanville. He then barricaded himself inside the house and killed the officer’s partner, after taking her and the couple’s three-year-old son hostage. The boy was rescued.

Islamic State claims responsibility Police sources cited by the media said the man posted video of the attack on Facebook and claimed allegiance to the Islamic

Still image taken from video shows Police vehicles at the scene near where a French police commander was stabbed to death in front of his home in the Paris suburb of Magnanville, France

State group during the hostage negotiations. Witnesses also say he may have shouted “Allah Akbar” as he killed one of the police officers.

The Islamic State group's news agency "Amaq" has claimed responsibility for the attack, but Islamic State has not officially announced that the assailant belonged to the militant group.

The prosecutor's spokeswoman, Agnes Thibault-Lecuivre, said French authorities have "no reason" to doubt the claim.

According to media reports, Abballa lived in the Paris suburb of Mantes La Jolie, and had been jailed a few years ago for helping Islamist militants go to Pakistan. More recently, he was reportedly implicated in an inquiry involving a Syrian jihadist network.

Islamist specialist Mathieu Guidere told French radio that the apparent pattern of events — with the assailant first claiming responsibility and IS then reiterating that claim — shows how the terrorist group can now react almost immediately on social networks rather than relying on traditional media.

The assault comes just after a man shot dead 49 people in Orlando, Florida. France remains under a state of emergency since last November’s attacks in Paris that killed 130 people. French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve says 100 people have been arrested so far this year for representing security threats.

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Knesset Committee Lowers Legal Gun Ownership Age Limit

Senior Hamas Commander 'Defects to Israel'

MK Hamad Amar praises bill lowering age for Israelis who serve in IDF to acquire guns to 20, says no relation between legal firearms, crime.

Reports from Gaza suggest senior Hamas military commander may have handed himself in to Israel - along with a wealth of intelligence.

By: Hezki Baruch

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he Knesset Interior Committee on Tuesday lowered the minimum age at which Israeli civilians can acquire a firearms license, in the latest measure enabling civilians to legally arm themselves following the recent brutal wave of terrorist knife, gun and car-ramming attacks.

The Committee approved lowering the age by one year from 21 to 20 - for Israelis who served in the army or security forces. Israeli citizens who did not perform military service can still apply for a gun license if they have a valid exemption, but only aged 27.

MK Hamad Amar (Yisrael Beytenu) was among the supporters of the motion. He told Arutz Sheva that in his view, the minimum age should be lowered still further.

"We need to lower the age to 19, because it can't be that a young man who performs compulsory military service and finishes basic training, commanders course and sometimes even officers course, cannot bear arms," Amar told Arutz Sheva.

Amar further noted that soldiers receive other benefits in recognition of their service, and

MK Hamad Amar (Yisrael Beytenu) was among the supporters of the motion

enabling young men and women who risk their lives to fight for their country to adequately protect themselves off duty is at least as important.

"If a soldier can get a permit to work (outside of the army), why not enable him to work in (private) security," he asked, referring to army policy allowing soldiers who need to support their families to work while off duty. Currently, those still below the minimum age to acquire a private sidearm are unable to work in private security, since

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such employment would require a civilian permit.

"My position was not accepted but I still commend this bill," Amar stated. "We are a terrorism-stricken country and we are obligated to protect our citizens, and I think that every soldier or citizen who is able to bear arms should have a gun.

"And the state should enable (citizens) to be armed" in order that they should have the ability to defend themselves, their families and fellow citizens he added. Many of the recent spate of knife attacks have indeed been stopped by armed civilians prior to the arrival of police or security forces.

Amar brushed aside claims by anti-gun lobbyists that an increase in legal firearm ownership would lead to an increase in gun crime. The MK noted that the vast majority of gun crime in Israel - where legal private gun ownership stands at only around 4%, and where applications are subjected to rigorous screening - is in fact carried out with illegally-owned weapons.

"Most of the murders are committed with illegal weapons, and there is no connection between legal weapons and an increase in violent incidents," Amar insisted.

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BREAKING NEWS!

By: Ari Soffer

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senior commander in Hamas's elite commando unit has handed himself over to Israel, according to sources inside Gaza cited by Channel 2.

Reports of his surrender to Israel have been circulating in Gaza ever since the commander - a member the elite "Nahba" unit of Hamas's military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades - went missing several days ago.

The Nahba spearheads Hamas's tunnel warfare capabilities, and is specifically tasked with capturing IDF soldiers.

The missing commander is reportedly from Khan Younis in southern Gaza, and the son of a prominent judge on Hamas's Sharia religious court.

According to Channel 2, a number of different "versions" of his disappearance are making the rounds in Gaza.

Hamas, for its part, maintains he was captured by Israeli security forces, who have nabbed a number of (generally more junior) Hamas operatives involved in tunnel digging over the past several months.

But other sources say he

A member of the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, gives a speech during a rally marking the 25th anniversary of the founding of Hamas

told his family he was going for a hike and would return by evening - only to cross over the border into Israel.

Either way, capturing such a senior Hamas commander would represent a major intelligence coup for Israeli security services.

If confirmed, the unnamed commander would be the second senior Al Qassam Brigades terrorist captured by Israel in recent months, after Mohammed Atounah was captured as he allegedly crossed

the border into Israel to carry out a terrorist attack.

Atounah's capture provided Israel with a wealth of information about Hamas's tunnel network, preparations for future battle with Israel and overall military capabilities.

His capture, together with that of several other Qassam Brigades commanders and other Israeli intelligence measures, have enabled the IDF to locate and destroy two terror tunnels into Israel in May. (INN)

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Bibi and NATO Reps Commit To Israeli President: I’m Not a ‘Post-Zionist’ Mutual Cooperation in Fighting Terror By: Michael Zeff

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By: Jonathan Benedek

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rime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with ambassadors from NATO countries earlier on Tuesday to discuss expanding cooperation between Israel and NATO against the common threat of global terrorism.

“There are so many threats that are facing NATO that are similar to the ones facing Israel,” said Danish Ambassador to Israel Jesper Vahr whose embassy is currently NATO’s contact point embassy in Israel.

During the press conference, Ambassador Vehr shared a message with Prime Minister Netanyahu on behalf of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg who said that Israel and NATO face common threats.

“Today our nations face greater, more complex threats than they have in many years,” Vehr said on behalf of Stoltenberg. “It is right that those countries that share common values of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law work together for the good of us all.”

“Israel has much to contribute to NATO. I believe NATO has much to contribute to Israel,” said the prime minister

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with ambassadors from NATO countries earlier on Tuesday to discuss expanding cooperation between Israel and NATO against the common threat of global terrorism.

Netanyahu concurred with Ambassador Vehr and Secretary General Stoltenberg and also expressed his belief in mutual cooperation between Israel and NATO. “Israel has much to contribute to NATO. I believe NATO has much to contribute to Israel,” said the prime minister. “We’ve already begun that process, but I think we can extend and increase our cooperation.”

Although not a member of the NATO alliance, Israel has already played an integral role as a member of NATO’s Mediterranean Dialogue, a working group between NATO and seven Mediterranean coun-

tries focused on maintaining security in the Mediterranean region.

“Israel for many years has been an active member of NATO’s Mediterranean Dialogue, the only security forum that brings together NATO allies with Israel and Arab countries. Last month, NATO and Israel went further, agreeing to establish an Israeli mission at NATO,” Ambassador Vehr said. “Having a mission will help us to take our political and practical cooperation to a higher level.”

Official authorization See Bibi and NATO Reps Commit , page 37

sraeli President Reuven Rivlin hosted a discussion of shared national identity and citizenship between Israeli Arabs and Jews during the opening of the annual Herzliya Conference at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem on Tuesday.

Rivlin rebutted critics who claimed he is a “post-Zionist” for inclusive remarks he made towards Israeli Arabs in a speech at the conference one year ago.

“Some people called me a ‘post-Zionist,” said Rivlin. “To them I say that I am a Zionist because I believe in the need for a Jewish home, and because I believe that the state of Israel is where the Israeli people can express their return to the land in its purest form.”

“But do I expect all the residents to be Zionists? No,” added Rivlin.

The Herzliya Conference is an annual gathering organized and moderated by the Institute for Policy and Strategy at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya. It is held under the IDC’s academic auspices and

Miriam Naor, chief justice of Israel’s Supreme Court, said that “democracy is not just the rule of the majority.”

“Some people called me a ‘post-Zionist,” said Rivlin. “To them I say that I am a Zionist because I believe in the need for a Jewish home, and because I believe that the state of Israel is where the Israeli people can express their return to the land in its purest form.”

draws senior Israeli and international participants from government, business, and academia to address pressing national, regional and global issues.

This year’s conference – titled “Shared Israeli Hope: Vision or Dream?” – tackles issues of a possible shared national identity between Israeli Jews and Israeli Arab citizens.

While the conference is traditionally opened by the president of Israel, this is the first time the president hosted the opening event at his own residence. During his opening speech, Rivlin related his encounter with Israeli Arab school children a few weeks prior.

“A few weeks ago I visited

a school and an Arab girl said to me, ‘I’m an Israeli citizen and want to identify with the state. But what can I do, my “soul yearns” but is not “Jewish.” So I want you to tell me, what is my place?’” recounted Rivlin, referring to a line in the Israeli national anthem which reads “the Jewish soul yearns [for Zion].”

“Personally, I am moved every time the flag is raised.

But I understood this girl’s questions,” Rivlin said. “And there are non-Zionist Jews, too. Are they less Israeli? We need to deal with this dilemma and provide an answer.”

Rivlin described the emerSee Israeli President: I’m Not , page 38

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For Gay Israelis, Orlando Massacre For Shavuot, Two Tons of Dairy Donated to Needy in Israel Reopens Tel Aviv Wounds By: Kobi Richter

B9y: Anav Silverman

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hen Yonatan Books, a survivor of the 2009 shooting at a Tel Aviv gay youth club, heard of the horrific Orlando massacre at a gay bar that killed 49 on Saturday night, he couldn’t help but draw parallels to his own experience.

“My heart is with them. I truly understand what they’re going through because I went through exactly the same thing,” Books said in an interview with Tazpit Press Service (TPS). “Even with all the pain, you have to go on and you have to realize that the ones who survived are still alive.”

On August 1, 2009 a shooter stormed into Barnoar (meaning “Youth Bar”), a gay youth group meeting in Tel Aviv, where he fired rounds killing two and leaving 15 injured. The gunman escaped and the case remains unsolved.

Books was struck by a bullet in the spine and left paralyzed from the waist down.

“There will always be hate,” Books said. “I’m in a wheelchair but I don’t let it stop my life – I move on, I just live. I understand it’s not easy. It’s a matter of willpower.”

It was just after 2 a.m. when Omar Mateen opened fire on Orlando’s Pulse night-

On August 1, 2009 a shooter stormed into Barnoar (meaning “Youth Bar”), a gay youth group meeting in Tel Aviv, where he fired rounds killing two and leaving 15 injured.

club, a gay friendly hot spot.

Mateen called 911 and pledged his allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIS) before opening fire inside the gay nightclub murdering dozens.

Though the Orlando terrorist seemed to have ties to radical Islam, and Books is convinced that the shooter of the gay youth bar in Tel Aviv was a Jewish extremist – nevertheless, Books sees a common thread in the two attacks: “It’s all hate,” Books explained to TPS. The Orlando massacre comes less than a week after the terror attack by two Palestinian gunmen at Tel Aviv’s Sarona Market, which killed 4

Israelis and injured eleven.

As news of the shooting broke in Israel, there were outpourings of support for Orlando throughout the country – especially in Tel Aviv, where city hall was lit up with the image of the Israeli, American, and rainbow flags.

“We share in the sorrow, we face identical enemies in the form of radical islam,” said Knesset Member Michael Oren to TPS. “We share common enemies who seek to destroy us because of our values including our respect for LGBT rights.”

“We are all shocked at the See For Gay Israelis, Orlando , page 38

early two tons of dairy products were donated to Israel’s national food bank, Leket Israel, for the Jewish holiday of Shavuot – on which Jews traditionally consume healthy helpings of dairy. Strauss Group, one of Israel’s leading dairy distributors, passed out large quantities of dairy products, including cheese, yogurt, and other dairy delicacies to feed Israel’s poor over the holiday.

“We are extraordinarily pleased with this generous donation of dairy in honor of Shavuot, and we are very appreciative of the loyal partnership that we have with Strauss Group throughout the year,” commented Shai Davaroff, vice president of logistics at Leket Israel.

Shavuot, also known as the Festival of Weeks or Pentecost, is the biblical holiday celebrating the annual grain harvest and, according to Jewish tradition, commemorates the day on which the Ten Commandments were given to the Israelites from atop Mt. Sinai. Somewhere along the way, a custom developed to consume copious amounts of dairy – cheesecake being a popular Shavuot treat – though the precise reason remains obscure.

Davaroff told Tazpit Press

Strauss Group, one of Israel’s leading dairy distributors, passed out large quantities of dairy products, including cheese, yogurt, and other dairy delicacies to feed Israel’s poor over the holiday.

Service (TPS) that Strauss Group contributes dairy products throughout the year to Leket Israel and that this year the company had extra stock to give out.

Leket Israel, whose primary logistics center is based in Ra’anana, is the country’s largest food rescue organization, and works to alleviate nutritional insecurity among Israel’s poor by redistributing food that would have gone to waste. The organization has forged partnership with catering companies, restaurants, bakeries, supermarkets, corporate cafeterias, private farmers, local green grocers, and wholesale food suppliers that

donate surplus food.

Volunteers and staff members then collect the donated products and distribute and deliver the food to soup kitchens, food pantries, day care and senior citizen centers, as well as homeless shelters and other non-profit organizations serving the needy.

Lavaroff noted that in the spirit of Shavuot, Leket Israel also has volunteers and staff gleaning the land’s produce during the weeks leading up to the holiday as well as throughout the rest of the year.

The initiative is called Project See For Shavuot, Two Tons , page 36

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Omri Casspi Gives Back to Israel Israel Blasts Tutu’s Nomination Through Fundraising Drive of Terrorist for Nobel Peace Prize By: Rachel Gross

By: Joshua B. Dermer

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BA Sacramento Kings forward, Omri Casspi is calling on supporters to “show their true colors” and help support Israeli charities.

The Israeli basketball champion is giving back to his homeland by leading a drive to raise $200,000 for four Israeli charities. The week long fundraising campaign will benefit a diverse range of organizations, each making a unique impact on Israeli society.

Casspi is proud to be an Israeli and sees this fundraising campaign as part of a wider mission to show the best of Israel to the world. The organizations selected are an example of the vibrant philanthropic spirit in Israel. Shalva, the Association for disabled children and their families in Israel, is one of the selected organizations.

Omri is enthusiastic about their partnership. “I’m super excited to be part of Shalva and help raise money for kids with disabilities,” he said.

Shalva provides rehabilitative, educational and respite programs for children across the spectrum of disabilities. It also offers practical and emotional support for parents and families of these children.

Opening this year is the Shalva National Center which is

NBA Sacramento Kings forward, Omri Casspi is calling on supporters to “show their true colors” and help support Israeli charities.

poised to become a center for excellence in the treatment of disabled children. The 6- floor building with offer everything from sleeping facilities to a café run by students open to the general public.

This is not the first time that Casspi has used his influence to showcase Israel on the international stage. Last year his foundation brought a group of his team mates from the Sacramento Kings to Israel to tour the country and meet the

locals in a series of basketball clinics. This latest endeavor is taking his personal efforts one step further by reaching out to his fans to join him in supporting Israel. He appealed for support, “Now more than ever, we can show our true colors as a country and people by helping other.”

To donate to the Omri Casspi Foundation donation drive go to https://www.charitybox.com/#campaign/index /9514ce3055

From Antwerp to Israel: 100-YearOld Torah Scroll Comes Home A Torah that survived the Holocaust was donated to the Shavei Shomron yeshiva in Samaria.

By A7 Staff

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undreds of people participated Wednesday night, June 9, in a Hachnasat Sefer Torah (inauguration of a Torah scroll) ceremony at the Shavei Shomron yeshiva in Samaria.

The hundred-year-old Torah survived the Holocaust in Poland, was bought by Yaakov Yosef of Antwerp in the early 1990s, and was then brought to Israel last year where it was finally donated to its new home.

Rabbi Lior and Rabbi Schmidt Shavei Shomron yeshiva

"I hope you enjoy this Torah scroll and use it for years to come” During the event, Yosef, the donor, said he sought to contribute the Torah to a place where it will be used regularly.

"I hope you enjoy this Torah scroll and use it for years to come," he said.

The celebration also

marked the completion of Mishna studies by yeshiva student Yehuda Sa'ada, making it an even greater festivity.

"The fact that young men merit the completion of the six books of the Mishna is a big deal. It is easier said than done,” said the president of the yeshiva, Rabbi Dov Lior.

“In Israel, adding a Torah scroll to a synagogue's Ark means more than adding

a book for the people to read from. Every Torah serves as written proof of our exclusive right to the Land of Israel,” said Rabbi Lior at the Torah inauguration.

Rabbi Lior, together with the Head Rabbi of Shavei Shomron, Rabbi Yehoshua Mordechai Schmidt, thanked and blessed the Torah scroll donor for bringing it to reside in Israel.

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sraeli officials expressed outrage last week over former South African Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s nomination of Marwan Barghouti, a convicted Palestinian terrorist, for the Nobel Peace Prize last Monday. Barghouti was convicted in 2004 of ordering the murder of five Israeli citizens and is now serving five life sentences.

Gilad Erdan, Israel’s minister of public security, and Eli Ben-Dahan, the deputy defense minister, blasted Tutu’s nomination of Barghouti in remarks to Tazpit Press Service (TPS) last Wednesday.

“The attempt to make the arch-terrorist Marwan Barghouti a legitimate nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize is ridiculous and poses a moral contradiction for anyone who wants peace,” Erdan told TPS in a statement communicated through his spokesman, Shai Mordov. “Barghouti is an abhorrent terrorist who is responsible for the murder of innocents and belongs in jail for the rest of his life. Presenting him as a candidate for the [Nobel] Prize is an unethical, illegitimate act that will only distance any

Israeli officials expressed outrage last week over former South African Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s nomination of Marwan Barghouti (pictured above) a convicted Palestinian terrorist, for the Nobel Peace Prize last Monday

chance to achieve true peace in our region.”

“Shame on religious figures who support the murderer of women and children as a Nobel Prize candidate,” Ben-Dahan, himself a rabbi, told TPS. “Barghouti is a convicted terrorist, who even today still calls for the murder of Jews. Barghouti’s way leads to the death of innocents.”

“The very mention of his name in the same sentence as the Nobel Peace Prize is a ridiculous insult to the prize,” added Ben-Dahan.

Tutu, recipient of the No-

bel Peace Prize in 1984 for his efforts in ending South African apartheid, wrote a letter on Monday to the Norwegian Nobel Committee nominating Barghouti for the prestigious prize, describing him as “a symbol of the Palestinian people’s struggle for freedom.”

“Marwan is also an active advocate and defender of democracy and human rights, including women’s rights, and of pluralism, both religious and political, in a region and a world that desperately needs such advocates,” Tutu wrote.

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his past weekend in Orlando, another rad- violence. In Orlando, an imam of a local terror icalized Muslim took the lives of over 50 mosque, Mohammed Musri, parroted the Demand wounded scores of others, many of ocrats' cry for gun control to quell the (unstated whom may eventually succumb to their Islamic) terror tsunami here in the U.S. The meinjuries. That horror, the largest and deadliest of dia, of course, being heavy ultra-left, will not disshootings in the history of this country and we still close the fact that Musri, at The University Club have not come to the realization that this is part in Winter Park, FL on June 22, 2011, blamed the and parcel of Islam's war against our infidel nation. United States for 9-11 and for radicalizing MusPresident Obama, on Sunday, refused to label this lims around the world by the terror we unleashed as an act of Islamic inspired terror although the in the Middle East. Musri also hosted England's shooter, Omar Israel hating Mateen, was a member of parMuslim already liament, George under the lax, Galloway during watchful eye a HAMAS fund of the FBI and raiser at his Homeland Semosque. Yet he's curity.

Rather the go to guy he hit on what for solutions to the problem he he called the lax gun control laws fuels. that spur on the And when will the LBGTQ gun violence throughout the community filand. He views nally come out Islam as the saand admit that cred cow regard- Florida terrorist Omar Mateen pledged allegiance to ISIS before Islam promotes ing terror.

Orlando massacre hatred against their communiIn the coming days he will aggressively continue to defend ty? When will they finally praise Israel for being Islam by lauding the contributions of Muslims to the haven and sanctuary country for the gays beour nation, strangely, without enumerating them. ing persecuted in the Middle East? Where are the He will call out gun toting Republicans for permit- pictures in our media of gays being hanged in the ting this "continual shooting slaughter." Yet, Omar, streets of Tehran, Saudi Arabia and Ramallah? The the shooter was a registered Democrat. Figure that attack on the gay nightclub was not merely hapone out. He will call out the gay hating conserva- penstance. It was done out of hatred as commandtive mentality for the attack on the gay Pulse Bar ed by the Koran. where the slaughter took place. Perhaps we'll even We call on our big "machers," religious and hear Hillary insert a last minute pro-gay paragraph political to finally wake up and realize that Islam into her electioneering talk to rake in a few more is currently winning a one way war against us. We LBGTQ votes using this horror as part of her cam- are being assaulted ruthlessly and we are taking it paign. They all adhere to Rahm Emanuel's quote, on the chin. Defenseless. Our leaders are evident"Never let a serious crisis go to waste." Sadly, they ly willing to go about business as usual with their have a rapt following. eyes closed and fingers inserted in their ears to this But getting back to this Orlando scene which situation. This willful ignorance of reality has to is more reminiscent of what is almost a daily oc- end. We cannot let our people fear for their safecurrence in Baghdad or Istanbul. And that is Is- ty when they go shopping, eat out or just have a lamic inspired violence. In San Bernardino, just pleasant night out on the town. Islamic terrorism after the slaughter of 14 by a Muslim couple, the has to be addressed and finally put to an end. We media dragged out some CAIR spokesperson cannot afford to have any more of our people sacwho denied that the Islamic faith had anything rificed because of our fear of being labled "Islamoto do with the shootings. Blame it on workplace phobes." That fear is a real one.

Standing Up to Students for Justice in Palestine(SJP) on Campus

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recently uncovered internal document pro-Israel students feeling harassed, intimidated, of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and stripped of their constitutionally-protected at Binghamton University SUNY sheds freedom of expression and association. For examnew light on the anti-Semitic bigotry of ple: SJP groups across the country, as well as SJP's ties • At the University of California Davis, SJP to international campaigns to harm the Jewish state and other groups staged a planned disruption of and the Jewish people. a Jewish student event consisting of two Israelis Entitled "Declaration of Principles and Strat- –a Jewish man and a Druze woman. In a video taken at a meetegies”, the document specifically ing of SJP, MSA outlines strateand MeChA stugies for targetdents preparing to disrupt the ing, ostracizing, Jewish student harassing, and silencing stuevent, the leader dents on campus of the protestwho oppose the ers said, “Events boycott of Israel like these are not welcome or who simply Students for Justice in Palestine harbors anti-Semitic bigotry attend a pro-Ison our campus rael event. In a lengthy section on “Tactics and anymore,” and his statement was met with a large Strategies Used to Counter Zionist Normalization,” round of cheers and applause. During the Jewish the document gives detailed instructions for when student event, protestors staged a walk-out along and how to disrupt “Zionist” events and activities with verbal assaults shouted at the speaker, such as, on campus. Disrupting an event is a direct viola- “How many women have you raped? How many tion of others’ right to freedom of expression and children have you raped? You are a child molestassembly, and a blatant violation of New York law. er,” and claiming that Israel has “turned the land The internal Binghamton-SJP Declaration is of Palestine into a land of prostitutes and rapists a window into “anti-Zionist normalization” cam- and child molesters.” One of the hecklers admitted, paigns being waged by SJP groups across the coun- “My only purpose here today is that this event be try, whose explicit purpose is to delegitimize all shut down." pro-Israel perspectives and actively suppress their As anti-Israel sentiment continues to proliferexpression on college campuses. These campaigns ate on our college campuses, we at The Jewish Voice have resulted in dozens of Jewish and pro-Israel call upon our readers to help expose the mendacity students’ events being disrupted, and Jewish and of the haters and their pernicious agendas.

JUNE 17, 2016

Letters to the Editor Orlando Massacre: The Unanswered Questions Dear Editor, In the confused aftermath of this weekend's horrific Islamic attack in Orlando, there are many questions that pop up for which we probably never will receive proper answers. We are certain however of one thing and one thing only: The federal government, especially this one, can never be relied upon to give us the truth. We will receive politically correct "facts" tainted by political correctness and with an eye toward keeping the American public confused and ignorant of the situation regarding the dangers to us from Islam, its foot soldiers within and those being brought into our communities on a daily and secretive basis.

1. Why is it that in the confined, congested nightclub there was not a normal reaction of the "pack mentality" whereby the massive number of potential victims did not attack and overpower the single Muslim shooter? The 9-11 victims on the hijacked plane that crashed in Pennsylvania did just that.

2. How is it that Omar the Shooter was employed as a security agent by the security firm G4S which had contracts with the federal government?

He was therefore, under the umbrella of Homeland Security. Yet he was able to acquire a license to own and carry firearms. and keep under the radar.

3. He had been under investigation by the FBI in 2013 for suspicious activity yet was still able to work for an employer under contract with the Federal Government? Will we be told about the loopholes through which terrorists are now actually part of our "security system?"

4. Fellow employees of G4S had complained to their supervisors of the eventual shooter's strange behavior, yet he still managed to be able to own and carry weapons. Where is the "security" we hear so much about that the government supposedly offers us?

5. Local Florida law enforcement and federal authorities have not mentioned, at all, in their countless TV interviews, the Muslim connection to the shootings. We have heard that Trump's hatred of gays somehow convinced this follower of Islam to attack the gay bar, but no official mention that the Koran, the heart and soul of Islam, calls for the killing of gays.

6. What political or financial connections to the Obama-Hillary-Kerry controlled government does the Pakistani, Omar Mateen family have? Are they known to the State Department?

The FBI-BS department of this government cannot be relied upon to give us the facts in the Ft. Hood, San Bernardino and other incidents spurred on by Islamic hatred for all infidels.

Keep a notebook handy to list all the confused, politically correct and "geared for the election of Hillary" comments to emanate from the tragic event that could have been easily prevented by a government truly concerned about our safety and not about the protection of the Islamic system. Remember Rahm Emanuel's classic phrase about never letting a bad incident go by without making use of it.

Sincerely,

Alan Jamison

Is There a Trump-Clinton Conspiracy?

Dear Editor: I must say that my fear of Donald Trump assuming our nation’s highest elective office is increasing with each passing moment. I know this might sound more than a bit paranoid, but here is my take on this bizarre political season. I truly believe that the Trump-Clinton connection is thicker than anyone thinks. I think both Trump and Hillary discussed the presidential election way in advance and worked out a win-win situation for each of them, and then to add some sugar to the pot, they worked out a profitable scenario for the media.

So, here goes. Hillary thought this would be a coronation of sorts for her until Sanders insinuated himself into the Democratic race. Hillary wasn’t too worried about him walking away with the nomination, but she was worried about who would run

against her in the general election. Enter Donald Trump – the ultimate publicity hound, attention seeker and a guy with much bigger career plans than to be president. In the deal they struck, he would be doing just what he is doing now. Shooting from the hip, making bizarre statements and attracting the votes from the alienated, angry and frustrated. All polls show Hillary beating Donald pretty handily and that also goes according to plan. This is precisely what Hillary wanted. A candidate who would present no real challenge to her; someone that everyone took to be a joke or an insane character who severely lacks presidential demeanor, intelligence, experience, connections and know how.

Sincerely

Ellen Valentik

Trump Taps Into Angry Voice of People Dear Editor: Trump gets so much more attention riling up the angry voice of the people, instead of looking for a real solution getting rid of military weaponry and building up friendship and fellowship with our Islamic friends. Anger only drives more anger and insensitivity, which turns into nothing but more trouble

and hurt. I want to hear Congress making moves to find a proper and safe solution, Trump and Hillary are just haggling and vying for attention and TV time - which helps who in the log run???

Sincerely

Paul Sternfeld

Do Mosques Spew Hate?

Dear Editor: So minding their own business having fun and Jihadi John opens fire. Thank the FBI for not flagging this guy Michael sooner. Also hiring this clown as a security guard. Set up the whole ego and now say the Mosques don't spew hate, please spare me.

Wake up liberals, they will kill more. Keep blaming the guns. They will get them illegally. If they want to kill LGBT, Christians, etc. You name it. Open your eyes Sincerely

Donna Bertone

Should the US Ban Muslim Immigration?

Dear Editor: Shutting the door to the US or the UK or anywhere else won't stop this. These are home grown terrorists, radicalized over the internet. If we can find

out why they buy into that crap and tackle that problem, it might go a long way to stopping the hate.

Sincerely

Yvette Moore

Wants Death Penalty for Terrorists Dear Editor: Now I am convinced that we need the death penalty for terrorists. Israel, please, accept that you not live in Europe and dont need to behave European. Start to accept that you live in a hostile Middle Eastern neigborhood and that the only language which Arab people here understand is draconic punishment. No medical care for the families of terrorists. Electric chair for terrorists. destroy the

houses of the terrorist. Start to act like a monster because that is the picture that Arabs think of you so dont be ashamed to act like one. Bring fear and panic into the hearts of your enemies. Dont be the good guy, be the bad guy. Kick their butts. START TO DEFEND YOUR PEOPLE; NOT TO BE KIND TO YOUR ENEMIES: START NOW. Sincerely

Bel Phase

Loves Jews Living Around the World Dear Editor: I feel it's good that there are Jewish people living in America, Europe. Russia, and I hope almost in every country in the world. Because it to me just like a beautiful light! If I am abroad I feel more se-

cure, knowing and seeing Jewish people. Israel as the center if Jewish World!

Sincerely Mirah Rajwan

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The Orlando Massacre is Just the Beginning Everything that led to it is still well entrenched By: Raymond Ibrahim

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hat is the greatest lesson of the Orlando massacre, where a Muslim shooter killed at least 50 people at a homosexual night club—an event that is now considered the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since the September 11 attacks of 2001? It’s that such an attack had to happen—and is destined to happen again.

Why? Because the surest way of seeing an act occur repeatedly—say a terrorist attack—is

to repeat all the same steps that precipitated and paved the way for it in the first place.

Consider: the shooter, Omar Mir Seddique Mateen, was “quite religious” and a pious Muslim (he attended mosque and prayed regularly); he clearly saw himself as a jihadi killing evildoers—he “recited prayers to Allah during the attack,” pledged this act to the Islamic State, and the latter claimed it—officialdom, as usual, is trying to obfuscate the Islamic role.

Despite all of the above and the fact that ISIS has repeatedly executed homosexu-

als, often videotaping it, “FBI Special Agent Ron Hopper said the bureau was still working to determine whether sexual orientation was a motive in the Orlando attack.”

Still others are going as far as to blame this jihadi attack on American Christians and conservatives: “You know what is gross — your thoughts and prayers and Islamophobia after you created this anti-queer climate,” ACLU staff attorney Chase Strangio tweeted.

Then there’s the deliberate

President Obama has made a cognizant decision to not use the words "radical Islam" when it comes to describing terror attacks in the US that were perpetrated by Muslims

Bystanders helping the wounded out of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando after a radicalized Muslim gunman, Omar Mir Seddique Mateen shot to death 49 patrons of the gay establishment. It was the worst terror attack in the US history since 9/11

An armed police officer stands guard outside the Stonewall Inn, Sunday in New York. New Yorkers are gathering at the historic bar to grieve the deaths of at least 50 people in early Sunday's Florida gay nightclub shooting. The Manhattan bar became a national symbol of gay rights after a 1969 police raid led to violent street riots.

President Obama said what he often says after a Muslim goes on a rampage in the name of Islam: it’s still too early to know the “precise motivations of the killer.” Instead, Obama exploited the jihadi massacre as a springboard for his own gun-ban agenda, saying that access to “very powerful weapons very quickly” is “a problem regardless of their motivations.”

incompetence: Obama’s own purge of training materials and language deemed “hurtful” to Muslims is being cited as partially responsible for the FBI dropping the ball—so that the FBI would never “ever have guessed a LGBT club [would] be a target of an terrorist attack” Mateen was even on the FBI’s radar as a “person of interest” in 2013 and 2014—yet was free to buy guns and go on

a murderous rampage in 2016.

Indeed, in this case at least, it appears that Islamophobia trumped homophobia: “Gilroy, a former Fort Pierce police officer, said Mateen frequently made homophobic and racial comments. Gilroy said he complained to his employer several times but it did nothing because he was Muslim.”

Finally, as with every Islamic terror attack on U.S. soil, the media is again warning against that notorious wave of “reprisals” against the Muslim community that never manifests. Florida officials were quick to invite a Muslim cleric to address the media and “preempt a possible backlash against the Muslim community” (as opposed to the other Muslim cleric who openly taught in Orlando that Islam commands the execution of

homosexuals). The Guardian “courageously” proclaimed, “Let's not give in to fear after the Orlando shooting.”

Similarly, the head of the Jewish LGBTQ group, who expressed fears of a backlash against Muslims, redundantly pointed out that “We should remember not to blame all members of any other religion or political ideology for what one person does”—an admonition that fails to address who or what we should blame when countless upon countless members of one religion constantly and always engage in violent behavior.

To the careful observer, all of these reactions from liberals, leftist media, and the Obama administration are par for the See The Orlando Massacre , page 38

Iran’s Chess Board – Part II By: Caroline Glick (CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK)

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he Americans had no choice but to go along with the Iranian plan because, as Dyer noted, Iran is increasingly outflanking the US in Iraq. If things follow their current course, in the near future, Iran is liable to be in a position to force the US to choose between going to war or ceasing all air operations in Iraq.

On May 7, Asharq al-Awsat reported that the Revolutionary Guards is building a missile base in Suleimaniyah province, in Iraqi Kurdistan.

A senior IRGC general has made repeated visits to the area in recent weeks, signaling that the regime views this as an important project. The report further stated that Iran is renewing tunnel networks in the region, built during the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq War. Dyer warned that depending on the type of missiles Iran deploys – or has deployed – to the base, it may threaten all US air operations in Iraq. And the US has no easy means to block Iran’s actions.

To date, commentators have more or less agreed that US operations in Iraq and Syria make no sense. They are significant enough to endanger US forces, but they aren’t significant enough to determine

the outcome of the war in either territory.

But there may be logic to this seemingly irrational deployment that is concealed from view. A close reading of David Samuels’s profile of President Obama’s Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes published last month in The New York Times, points to such a conclusion.

Samuels described Rhodes as second only to Obama in his influence over US foreign and defense policy. Rhodes boasted to Samuels that Obama’s moves toward Iran were determined by a strategic course he embraced before he entered office.

A fiction writer by training, Rhodes’s first “national security” job was as the chief note taker for the Iraq Study Group.

Then-president George W. Bush appointed the group, jointly chaired by former secretary of state James Baker and former congressman Lee Hamilton, in 2006, to advise him on how to extricate the US from the war in Iraq.

In late 2006, the ISG published its recommendations.

Among other things, the ISG recommended withdrawing US forces from Iraq as quickly as possible. The retreat was to be enacted in cooperation with Iran and Syria – the principle sponsors of the insurgency.

The ISG argued that if given the proper incentives, Syria and Iran would fight al-Qaida in Iraq in place of the US. For such action, the ISG recommended that the US end its attempts to curb Iran’s nuclear program.

serve to convince Iran and Syria that they could trust the US and agree to serve as its heirs in Iraq.

Bush of course, rejected the ISG’s recommendations.

He decided instead to sue for victory in Iraq. Bush an-

The NY Times profile describes Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes as second only to Obama in his influence over US foreign and defense policy. Rhodes boasted to David Samuels (who did the profile for the NYT) that Obama’s moves toward Iran were determined by a strategic course he embraced before he entered office.

Responsibility for handling the threat, the ISG recommended, should be transferred to the US Security Council.

So, too, the ISG recommended that Bush pressure Israel to withdraw from the Golan Heights, Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria in the framework of a “peace process.”

Such action too would

nounced the surge in US forces shortly after the ISG published its report.

But now we see, that through Rhodes the Iraq Study Group’s recommendation became the blueprint for a new US strategy of retreat and Iranian ascendance in Iraq and throughout the Middle East.

The chief components of that strategy have already been

implemented. The US withdrawal from Iraq in 2011 left Iran as the new power broker in the country. The nuclear pact with Iran facilitated Iran’s transformation into the regional hegemon.

Against this strategic shift, the US’s minimalist campaigns in Iraq and Syria against ISIS make sense.

The US forces aren’t there to defeat ISIS, but to conceal Iran’s rise.

When ISIS is defeated in Anbar and in Raqqa in Syria, its forces are liable to turn west, to Jordan.

The US is currently helping Jordan to complete a border fence along its border with Iraq. But then ISIS is already active in Jordan.

And if events in Iraq and Syria are any guide, where ISIS leads, Iran will follow.

Iran’s strategic game, as well as America’s, requires Israel to become a strategic player.

We must recognize that what is happening in Iraq is connected to what is happening here.

We need to understand the implications of the working alliance Obama has built with Iran.

Even if Obama’s successor disavows his actions, by the time Obama leaves office, America’s options will be more limited than ever before. Without war, his successor will like-

Prolific writer and political analyst Caroline Glick writes, “We must not be taken in by “regional peace plans” that would curtail our maneuver room. And we must bear in mind these new conditions as we negotiate a new US military assistance package.”

ly be unable to stem Iran’s rise on the ruins of the Arab state system.

In this new strategic environment, Israel must stop viewing Gaza, Judea and Samaria, the Golan Heights and Lebanon as standalone battlefields. We must not be taken in by “regional peace plans” that would curtail our maneuver room. And we must bear in mind these new conditions as we negotiate a new US military assistance package.

The name of the game today is chess. The entire Middle East is one great board. When a pawn moves in Gaza, it affects the queen in Tehran.

And when a knight moves in Fallujah, it threatens the queen in Jerusalem.

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Muslims Observe Ramadan in Tel Aviv By: Robert Spencer

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hoppers were strolling through Tel Aviv’s upscale Sarona Market last Wednesday when they suddenly encountered two (and possibly three) Palestinian Muslims observing Ramadan. The death toll is now four, and as five other people were wounded, it could rise. Ramadan has just begun, and there have already been jihad murders in Bangladesh, Egypt, and Jordan, among others -- and now Israel. There will be many more.

Observing Ramadan? Yes. The killers, reportedly Palestinian cousins from Hebron, were performing what they no doubt thought was a pious act: punishing the Jews, about whom the Qur’an says: “You will surely find the most intense of the people in animosity toward the believers to be the Jews…” (5:82) The Qur’an exhorts believers: “Fight them; Allah will punish them by your hands and will disgrace them and give you victory over them and satisfy the breasts of a believing people…” (9:14) Thus in fighting against unbelievers, a Muslim becomes an executor of the divine wrath.

It was against this backdrop that Islamic State spokesman Abu Mohammad al-Adnani recently called on Muslims to use this Ramadan to “get prepared, be ready … to make it a

month of calamity everywhere for nonbelievers.” Ramadan is the perfect time for a “month of calamity everywhere for nonbelievers” because it is the time during which Muslims are supposed to be redoubling their piety and increasing their devotion to Allah. What better way for a Muslim to increase his devotion to Allah than by allowing Allah to use him to punish “the most intense of the people in animosity toward the believers”?

The nonbelievers upon whom al-Adnani and others like him want to bring calamity include, above all, Jews, as a jihad group emphasized in its own Ramadan message four years ago: “The month of Ramadan is a month of holy war and death for Allah. It is a month for fighting the enemies of Allah and God’s messenger, the Jews and their American facilitators. One of our groups aided by Allah managed to bomb a bus full of Jewish tourists, plunderers of holy lands, after careful tracking. The holy war is not confined to a particular arena and we shall fight the Jews and the Americans until they leave the land of Islam.”

In keeping with the character of the murders as an act of Islamic piety, some eyewitnesses noted that the killers were disguised as ultra-Orthodox Jews. A hadith depicts Muhammad saying: “War is deceit,” and so deceiving unbelievers

in wartime is a pious act just as killing them is, and deceiving them in order to kill them is best of all.

In reality, the Israelis are reaping the repercussions of living in close proximity to a people who believe that Jews

The killers, reportedly Palestinian cousins from Hebron, were performing what they no doubt thought was a pious act: punishing the Jews, about whom the Qur’an says: “You will surely find the most intense of the people in animosity toward the believers to be the Jews…” (5:82)

It came as no surprise, therefore, that Palestinian jihad groups were thrilled with the mass murder of innocent Israelis shopping. Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh tweeted: “Glory and salutations to the Hebronites,” along with a victory emoji. Hamas also tweeted out a cartoon depicting the shooting as a Ramadan treat, a bullet encased in sweet dough. Fatah was less openly gleeful but still blamed Israel for the murders, tweeting: “Israel is reaping the repercussions of choosing violence against the Palestinian people.”

are the children of apes and pigs (Qur’an 2:63-65; 5:59-60; 7:166), thus accursed for disobeying Allah’s express commands. Israel is reaping the repercussions of being neighbors of a people who believe that Allah has put the Jews “under humiliation wherever they are overtaken” (Qur’an 3:112). Israel is reaping the bitter repercussions of living among a people who believe they have a divine command to “drive them out from where they drove you out” (Qur’an 2:191): as Palestinian propaganda tirelessly repeats the false claim that the Pales-

tinians were forcibly expelled from Israel when the modern Jewish state was created, the Palestinian jihad to destroy Israel utterly takes on the character of the fulfillment of the will of Allah.

It came as no surprise, therefore, that Palestinian jihad groups were thrilled with the mass murder of innocent Israelis shopping. Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh tweeted: “Glory and salutations to the Hebronites,” along with a victory emoji. Hamas also tweeted out a cartoon depicting the shooting as a Ramadan treat, a bullet encased in sweet dough. Fatah was less openly gleeful but still blamed Israel for the murders, tweeting: “Israel is reaping the repercussions of choosing violence against the Palestinian people.”

In reality, the Israelis are reaping the repercussions of living in close proximity to a people who believe that Jews are the children of apes and pigs (Qur’an 2:63-65; 5:59-60; 7:166), thus accursed for disobeying Allah’s express commands. Israel is reaping the repercussions of being neighbors of a people who believe that Allah has put the Jews “under humiliation wherever they are overtaken” (Qur’an 3:112). Israel is reaping the bitter repercussions of living among a people who believe they have a divine command to “drive them out from where they drove you out” (Qur’an 2:191): as Palestinian

propaganda tirelessly repeats the false claim that the Palestinians were forcibly expelled from Israel when the modern Jewish state was created, the Palestinian jihad to destroy Israel utterly takes on the character of the fulfillment of the will of Allah.

Mainstream analysts consistently dismiss the idea that these Qur’an verses, and many others that excoriate and demonize Jews, have anything to do with the contemporary conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. But as many Muslims worldwide read the entire Qur’an during Ramadan, it is useful to reflect upon the fact that this means that the Muslim book’s many anti-Semitic passages are being newly recalled by multitudes.

Jihad groups routinely and unanimously couch their appeals and justifications in Qur’anic terms. The jihad murders in Tel Aviv Wednesday are a grim reminder of the fact that the Qur’an directs so much vitriol against the Jews that blood is bound to be spilled over it – especially during Ramadan.

Brace yourself: there are 25 days to go. (Front Page Mag) Robert Spencer is the director of Jihad Watch and author of the New York Times bestsellers The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad.

His latest book is The Complete Infidel’s Guide to ISIS.

An Open Letter to the ADL – Part I The Zionist Organization of America isn't looking for a fight with the Anti-Defamation League, but its leadership needs to clear up some worrying question marks over their stance towards Israel and the anti-Semitic BDS movement By: Morton A. Klein 1. What is ADL’s position regarding so-called “targeted” BDS against Jews, Jewish businesses, universities and cultural institutions in eastern Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria?

Was the Forward wrong that an ADL spokesman stated that ADL is still “studying” this issue?

Will ADL make a statement publicly opposing BDS against Jews, Jewish businesses, universities and cultural institutions in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem now?

If ADL issues a public statement opposing “targeted” BDS, ZOA would be happy to publicize ADL’s statement.

2. On May 29, 2015, the ADL’s then chief Abe Foxman published an article that criticized anti-BDS laws, stating: “Legislation that bars BDS activity by private groups, whether corporations or uni-

Has ADL ever acknowledged that anti-BDS laws can be Constitutional and not impair free speech?

versities, strikes at the heart of First Amendment-protected free speech, will be challenged in the courts and is likely to be struck down.

A decision by a private body to boycott Israel, as despicable as it may be, is protected by our Constitution.

Perhaps in Europe, where hate speech laws exist and are acceptable within their own legal frameworks, such bills could be sustained. But not here in America.” http://www.jta. org/2015/05/29/news-opinion/israel-middle-east/op-edcomprehensive-approach-tofighting-bds-is-needed Has ADL modified the above written policy on anti-BDS laws?

Has ADL ever acknowledged that anti-BDS laws can be Constitutional and not impair free speech?

Will ADL make a public statement acknowledging that anti-BDS contracting and pension laws such as the Illinois law are Constitutional, and explaining why that is so? Ditto for other types of anti-BDS laws?

Again, if ADL issues a public statement revising its Constitutionality views on anti-BDS legislation, ZOA would be happy to publicize ADL’s

statement.

3. ADL’s website recounts that ADL lobbied against a Maryland anti-BDS law, stating that: “ADL previously

site reprinted a letter that ADL wrote on July 29, 2015 to Chairman Ron DeSantis and Ranking Member Stephen F. Lynch of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, Subcommittee on National Security of the U.S. House of Representatives, opposing federal anti-BDS legislation,

During an address to J Street, ADL head Jonathan Greenblatt accused fellow Jews of “Islamophobia” and “marginalizing Palestinians” and claimed that the “Palestinian narrative” is “legitimate.”

submitted testimony to the Maryland Senate Budget and Taxation Committee opposing legislation that suppresses academic freedom and chills speech.” http://dc.adl.org/ news/adl-commends-maryland-legislatures-strong-support-for-academic-freedom/ In addition, ADL’s web-

which states: “Legislation that bars BDS activity by private groups, whether corporations or universities, raises some concerns about regulating First Amendment-protected free speech, and could be challenged in the courts and struck down.

A decision by a private

body to boycott Israel, as despicable as it may be, is protected by our Constitution.

We also have some concern that efforts to legislate against BDS may divert effort away from waging the battle for hearts and minds that is necessary to marginalize the odious ideas inherent in the BDS campaign.” http://www.adl. org/israel-international/m/ bds/adl-letter-to-congressional.html In addition, a Forward article published on February 29, 2016 states: “Asked whether he was suggesting that BDS was a law enforcement matter, [ADL head Jonathan] Greenblatt said no.” http://forward.com/ news/334508/adl-enters-bdsfray-with-hardline-partner/ Again, has ADL modified its stated public policy or views on anti-BDS laws?

Has ADL ever acknowledged that anti-BDS laws can be Constitutional and not impair free speech?

Will ADL make a public statement acknowledging that there are anti-BDS laws that are Constitutional?

Again, if ADL issues a public statement revising its Constitutionality views on anti-BDS legislation, ZOA would be happy to publicize ADL’s statement.

ZOA would also be happy to work out a joint statement with ADL. 4. In Rust v. Sullivan, 500

ZOA President Mort Klein writes that, “Again, if ADL issues a public statement revising its Constitutionality views on anti-BDS legislation, ZOA would be happy to publicize ADL’s statement.”

U.S. 173 (1991) (reprinted at https://supreme.justia.com/ cases/federal/us/500/173/case. html ), the U.S. Supreme Court held that the U.S. government may prohibit recipients of federal funds from using those funds to express speech with which the government disagrees, stating: “[A] legislature's decision not to subsidize the exercise of a fundamental right does not infringe the right."

Does the ADL disagree with this holding?

Is the ADL willing to publicly state that this holding supports anti-BDS laws that prohibit recipients of state and federal funds from using those funds to promote BDS? See An Open Letter to the ADL , page 39

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Paul Singer’s Company Sues Panama Papers Law Firm By: Walter Metuth

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hen the polemical nature of the revelation of such a thing called “The Panama Papers” came to the fore several months ago, no trained business news pundits could have ever predicted what was to transpire in a case that has rocked the lives of some of the world’s wealthiest individuals.

According to recent reports, it would appear that New York hedge fund manager, Paul Singer has entered the fray. Readers may recall that the Jewish Voice previously reported that Singer’s Elliott Management Corp had pursued the Argentine government in order to compel them to make good on defaulted bonds.

Now, they are setting their sights on Mossack Fonseca,

the law firm that is at the fulcrum of the Panama Papers scandal. Singer’s firm has accused the infamous bank of hiding assets of Argentine clients as they were going after and ultimately, successfully suing Argentina.

Singer’s lawsuit was filed in a Nevada court in late May, according to published reports. The AFP news service obtained the court papers on June 8. The news giant has revealed that the focus of the suit was on Mossack Fonseca’s business of establishing anonymously-owned trusts and companies for clients who were interested in offshore options to hide their funds from the IRS and legal officials.

When the voluminous amount of records and paperwork were absconded with and made public to the media by a German newspaper in April, evidence indicated that Mos-

Panama law firm Mossack Fonseca is under fresh attack, facing a lawsuit from the powerful US hedge fund that successfully sued Argentina

sack, Fonseca facilitated in the creation of more than 200,000 clandestine offshore companies.

While following through on its aim of suing the Argentine government, the lawsuit claims that back in 2014, a

subsidiary of Elliott Management Corp known as NML Capital had sought help in discovering and tracing assets linked to some shell companies registered in Nevada.

But it said that Mossack Fonseca, though having ev-

ident close links to "MF Nevada" - a corporate services provider linked to those shell companies - insisted in the court that the two only had very limited ties.

For that reason, Mossack Fonseca insisted it could not provide the data the NML wanted, according to an AFP report.

The release of the Panama Papers in April, the new suit said, included documents that demonstrated the two firms were in fact "inextricably entwined" and that Mossack Fonseca had obstructed justice by not cooperating to provide the information required.

AFP reported that the documents "reveal that MF Nevada and Mossack Fonseca knowingly, willfully, and wrongfully obstructed NML's discovery efforts and attempted to impede the court's prop-

Mossack, Fonseca facilitated in the creation of more than 200,000 clandestine offshore companies. er exercise of its jurisdiction," the lawsuit said.

The suit says that because Mossack Fonseca's evasive tactics resulted in numerous hearings and filings, NML "should be reimbursed for the very substantial legal fees it incurred as a result."

The lawsuit comes just weeks after Argentina finally gave up its 15 year fight against NML and other hedge funds and paid off their bonds in a multi-billion dollar deal that earned NML huge profits.

Argentina had branded NML a "vulture" for buying its defaulted debt on the cheap and litigating for full payment.

Microsoft To Buy LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion In Its Largest Deal Edited by: JV Staff

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n a surprise move, Microsoft said Monday that it is buying LinkedIn for about $26.2 billion, a deal that could bring subtle but significant changes for the professional network’s more than 430 million members.

LinkedIn will remain an independent unit of Microsoft. It will keep its name, and current CEO Jeff Weiner will stay on and report directly to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. LinkedIn lets members network with other professionals, upload their resumes, catch up on career advice and search for jobs.

For Microsoft, the deal presents an opportunity to cement itself as the tech company for the world’s professionals,

helping them find jobs, learn new skills and do their work.

Microsoft will also look for ways to combine Microsoft’s software for workers with the information stored in LinkedIn’s online professional network.

For instance, Nadella told The Associated Press that Microsoft’s digital assistant Cortana could mine LinkedIn for helpful data. “Cortana can wake up before you go into a meeting and inform you about all the people you are meeting for the first time and the connections you have with them,” he said.

Similarly, he said, LinkedIn’s “news feed” — which provides articles and updates from your contacts on the network — could highlight information that’s relevant to a project you might be working on us-

Specialist Philip Finale, right, directs trading in LinkedIn on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Monday, June 13, 2016.

Microsoft said Monday that it is buying professional networking service site LinkedIn for about $26.2 billion

ing Microsoft’s Office 365 software. LinkedIn users might see changes in the first year after the

deal is closed, Nadella said.

Microsoft may also integrate its business software with

LinkedIn’s growing business of providing sales professionals with contacts and information to help make sales to large companies.

LinkedIn, based in Mountain View, California, is by far Microsoft’s largest acquisition — much larger than Skype, which the company bought for $8.5 billion in 2011. Microsoft Corp., which is in Redmond, Washington, is paying $196 for each share of LinkedIn Corp., a 50 percent premium over the stock’s closing price of $131.08 on Friday. The deal is expected to close this year.

LinkedIn’s business and share price have been rocky recently. In February, it gave a surprise forecast for slower growth that led to a big sell-off, wiping out nearly $11 billion in market

Microsoft may also integrate its business software with LinkedIn’s growing business of providing sales professionals with contacts and information to help make sales to large companies. value.

The company said at the time that its adjusted earnings would be 55 cents a share on revenue of roughly $820 million. Its stock climbed higher after it reported better than expected results for the first quarter, though not enough to recover from the earlier plunge.

Tel Aviv to Host Largest Joint China-Israel Investment Summit Edited by: David Avrushmi

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el Aviv will host INNONATION: China-Israel Investment Summit on September 24th to September 26th, 2016. The event follows the success of the first China-Israel Technology, Innovation & Investment Summit which was held in January 2016 in Beijing. The binational joint conference, which is supported by the governments of China and Israel, will take place at the David Intercontinental Hotel in Tel Aviv, in parallel to the DLD Innovation Festival, which will be held in Tel Aviv around the same dates.

The INNONATION Summit will host more than 1,000 strategic players and investors from China, together with 500 Israeli high tech companies. The summit is open for entrepreneurs and companies in various fields, primarily Smart Cities; Medical Devices; Agricultural Technology and Cleantech; Internet and Mo-

bile; Advanced Manufacturing and several additional fields which attract significant interest from Chinese investors.

The INNONATION Summit is a joint initiative of Israel’s Ministry of Economy and Infinity Group, organized in response to the growing interest of Chinese companies in the Israeli economy, and the recent Chinese acquisitions of Israeli companies. Similar to the first event, the objective of the summit is to encourage collaboration between Israeli and Chinese companies in the fields of technology, innovation, and investment.

As part of the collaboration between the two countries, ministers from China and Israel are due to participate, alongside representatives of Chinese government agencies - the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST).

The conference organizers note that more than 40 inves-

tors from Chinese funds have already secured their participation, including representative from the following funds: SST, CITIC, CICC, CDB and Legend Capital. Chinese companies which will send repre-

soft, Digital China, Cheetah Mobile, Cofco, BOE, LeTV, PPTV, Honey Capital and many other companies.

The summit's organizers intend to publish the profiles of the participating Is-

The event follows the success of the first China China-Israel Israel Technology, Innovation & Investment Summit which was held in January 2016 in Beijing

sentatives to participate at the INNONATION Summit in Tel Aviv are expected to include executives from Fuson, Tencents, Lenovo, Baidu, Neo-

raeli companies in Chinese media channels, in order to strengthen the investors' interest and prepare the ground for business meetings which

will be held during the conference. Gali Dvir, one of the conference's organizers, notes: "Israeli companies that participate in the summit will be entitled to pre-organized meetings with potential investors.

Additionally, the companies will be able to present their products on the conference stage and initiate additional business opportunities."

According to Ziva Eger, Chief Executive of the Foreign Investments and Industrial Cooperation Authority at the Ministry of Economy, "China is a strategic target market of the Ministry of Economy in Israel and of the Authority that I lead. On the other hand, Israel and its innovative industry is a target for Chinese investments. I expect that the vast majority of the Israeli venture capital funds which will raise capital in 2016 will include at least one Chinese investor. The significant interest of Chinese companies and investors and the large resources they have are an opportunity for Israeli companies. This fact partic-

ularly refers to sectors which include elements of advanced manufacturing, where Israel has a lot to offer, while in China, these capabilities are part of the recent five year plan of the Chinese government."

Senior executive for the CITIC Group, China's largest investment house, have visited Israel last week in order to prepare for the summit which will be held in September. According to Elizabeth Zhang, a senior executive at CITIC: "CITIC Group, the strategic partner that participated in the first conference, which was held in January 2016, has understood the potential during the business meetings between over 100 Israeli companies and 2,300 Chinese investors. What we learned from our customers at the first conference was the fact that Chinese investors prefer to visit the companies in their own country and in their own natural environment before they make the investment, and this is why we are preparing for the conference in Israel."

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Have Diabetes? Get Tips for Safe Travels Edited by: JV Staff

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anage your diabetes even while you’re on vacation. Plan ahead for stress-free travel and your health needs. In all your travels, take your care routine with you.

Getting out of your routine is part of the fun of vacation and traveling. But it's good to travel with your care routine, especially if you have diabetes.

Meals away from home, changes in how much physical activity you get, and differences in time zones as you travel can affect how well you manage diabetes. Use this time to be refreshed, lose the stress, and continue healthy habits.

Before you hit the road, review these tips for taking care of yourself.

Don't Forget g Your Medication  Pack twice the amount of diabetes supplies you expect to

need, in case of travel delays.  Keep snacks, glucose gel, or tablets with you in case your blood glucose drops.  Make sure you keep your health insurance card and emergency phone numbers handy, including your doctor's name and phone number.  Carry medical identification that says you have diabetes.  Keep time zone changes in mind so you'll know when to take medication.  If you use insulin, make sure you also pack a glucagon emergency kit.  Have all syringes and insulin delivery systems (including vials of insulin) clearly marked with the pharmaceutical preprinted label that identifies the medications.

Keep it in the original pharmacy labeled packaging.  Find out where to get medical care if needed when away from home.  Take copies of prescriptions

Talk with your doctor before increasing physical activity, such as going on a trip that will involve more walking.

with you.

On the Road  Reduce your risk for blood clots by moving around every hour or two.  Pack a small cooler of foods that may be difficult to find while traveling, such as fresh fruit, and sliced raw vegetables.

 If you're traveling with insulin, don't store it in direct sunlight or in a hot car. Keep it in a cooler, but do not place it directly on ice or on a gel pack.  Bring a few bottles of water instead of sugar-sweetened soda or juice.  Pack dried fruit, nuts, and seeds as snacks. Since these

foods can be high in calories, measure out small portions (¼ cup) in advance.

Air Travel  If you're flying and don't want to walk through the metal detector with your insulin pump, tell a security officer that you are wearing an insulin pump and ask them to visually inspect the pump and do a security pat-down.  Place all diabetes supplies in carry-on luggage. Keep medications and snacks at your seat for easy access. Don't store them in overhead bins or checked luggage.  If a meal will be served during your flight, call ahead for a diabetic, low fat, or low cholesterol meal. Wait until your food is about to be served before you take your insulin.  If the airline doesn't offer a meal, bring a nutritious meal yourself.  Remember to pack snacks in case of flight delays.

 When drawing up your dose of insulin, don't inject air into the bottle (the air on your plane will probably be pressurized).  Reduce your risk for blood clots by moving around every hour or two.

Staying Healthy  Changes in what you eat, activity levels and time zones can affect your blood glucose. Check levels often.

Talk with your doctor before increasing physical activity, such as going on a trip that will involve more walking.  Stick with your exercise routine. Be sure to get at least 150 minutes of physical activity each week.  Wash your hands often with soap and water.  Protect your feet. Be especially careful of hot pavement by pools and hot sand on beaches. Never go barefoot.  Make sure you are up-todate on immunizations.

(CDC)

Tourism Chief in Israel Wants to The Jewish Presence in Aruba – A Historical Perspective Fast Track Casino Proposal for Eilat By: Jasmine Solana

By: Ariel Scheib

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ariv Levin is on a mission to keep the ball rolling for Israel’s first casino.

The tourism minister reportedly met with a committee of government officials last Wednesday to discuss options for setting up a casino complex in the southern city of Eilat, located close to a proposed international airport, according to state news outlet Times of Israel.

The committee, made up of directors of the Prime Minister’s Office and the Tourism Ministry, the mayor of Eilat, and other top ministry officials, had a self-imposed deadline of three months to come up with a memorandum for a bill that will pave the way for a casino resort in the port city, according to the news outlet, quoting reports from the Army Radio.

The memorandum will include the locations for the casino compound, the conditions for license approval, as well as the entry limitation for local residents. The officials also want to hammer down the limits on bets, the number of visits each person can make, and the amount of time they can spend inside the casino in one stretch.

ews have been recorded living in Aruba since the 16th century. In 1754, Moses Solomon Levie Maduro settled in Aruba with his wife and six children; the family remained in Aruba until 1816.

Maduro came from a prominent Portuguese Jewish family in Curacao. Maduro worked for the Dutch West Indies Company and founded the Aruba branch, Maduro and Sons.

In 1942, the community created the Jewish Country Club on Palm Beach. This center was utilized for such life-cycle events as weddings and bar/bat mitzvahs. By 1946, the Jewish Country Club was officially recognized in Aruba as a center for worship, Hebrew school, and social events.

On December 1, 1956, the Dutch Kingdom officially recognized the Jewish community of Aruba. By the 1960s, however, as many young Jews left

Yariv Levin, the Israeli tourism minister is on a mission to keep the ball rolling for Israel’s first casino.

Casinos are illegal in Israel, but the government—courtesy of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu—has been flirting with the notion of developing integrated resorts. Netanyahu, in particular, has been pushing for a casino in the country, initially during his first term as prime minister and then again as a finance minister several years later.

Last year, the prime minister tapped two of his cabinet members—Ministers Levin and Yisrael Katz—to conduct feasibility studies on opening a casino in the Red Sea coast city.

Levin told Army Radio that having an integrated resort

“is an essential process” needed to “compete in the world of tourism.”

“The casino isn’t the goal— it’s the means,” the tourism minister told the radio station.

So far, two casino proposals are already on the government’s table: the first will have casino gaming options introduced to hotels in Eliat, while the second proposal would see a new large scale venue built on the site of the airport located in the coastal city.

The tourism ministry, however, is eyeing two to four casinos, which would also feature an adjacent conference center and a high-class hotel. (calvinayre.com)

Beth Israel Synagogue in Oranjestad serves Aruba's Jewish community. Photo Credit: Larry Luxner

After the arrival of the Maduros, several other European families moved to Aruba.

By 1867, there were 23 Jews living on the island. Although, the Jewish population in Aruba grew over the years, it became difficult to establish an organized communal association.

There is an Old Jewish Cemetery in Oranjestad, which contains eight gravestones dating back to 1563.

The cemetery did not begin to be utilized by Jewish settlers regularly until 1837. These gravestones are the only indication of Jewish presence on the island in the past centuries.

Aruba for the United States, the Jewish Country Club was closed. On November 4, 1962, the Beth Israel Synagogue was consecrated in Oranjestad. Both Beth Israel and the Jewish Community of Aruba (Israelitische Gemeente) share their place of worship.

Because the community is so small, there is a joint congregation blending both Ashkenazi and Sephardic traditions. The Jewish Community of Aruba publishes a monthly newsletter, Chadashot Beth Israel, which is mailed to the congregants to help keep the members connected through news and events.

From February 1999 until July 2002, Rev. Cantor Irving N. Spenadel led the Jewish community of Aruba. While serving the community of Aruba, Spenadel headed the religious services and religious school. Spenadel initiated a program of Adult Jewish Education which helped Jews of interfaith marriages and unaffiliated Jews become acquainted with their religious heritage. On September 2003, Rabbi Marcelo Bater joined the Jewish community of Aruba. On December 30, 2005 the first kosher restaurant, Kineret Aruba Glatt Kosher Deli opened at the Playa Linda Beach Resort.

Today approximately 85 Jews live in Aruba. The most Jews reside in Oranjestad. The community consists mostly of Jewish families that immigrated to Aruba in the 1920s.

In 1924, a large group of Jews moved to the island from Eastern Europe, mainly Poland.

There are also many Jews from Holland and the former Dutch colony of Surinam.

Israel has diplomatic relations with Aruba and is represented by its ambassador in Caracas.

Contacts Beth Israel Synagogue A. Laclé Blvd. #2 P.O.Box 655 Oranjestad, Aruba Dutch Caribbean Tel. (297) 582-3272 Jewish Community of Aruba Israelitische Gemeente A. Laclé Blvd. #2 P.O.Box 655 Oranjestad, Aruba Dutch Caribbean Tel. (297) 582-3272 Kineret Aruba Glatt Kosher Deli Playa Linda Beach Resort Tel: 011-297-582-1327 (Jewish Virtual Library)

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WAR ON TERROR A Realistic Plan for Fighting the Jihad and Protecting Americans Courtesy of Donald Trump By: Robert Spencer

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e’ve gotten so used to politically correct obfuscation about Islam being a religion of peace that preaches tolerance and non-violence that Donald Trump’s words in his address Monday were startling: “Many of the principles of radical Islam are incompatible with Western values and institutions. Remember this, radical Islam is anti-woman, anti-gay and anti-American. I refuse to allow America to become a place where gay people, Christian people, Jewish people are targets of persecution and intimation by radical Islamic preachers of hate and violence.”

Trump continued: “This is not just a national security issue. It’s a quality of life issue.

If we want to protect the quality of life for all Americans —

Trump is now the first presidential candidate since maybe John Quincy Adams to recognize that the problem posed by Islam is not just restricted to the specter of violent jihad attacks

women and children, gay and straight, Jews and Christians and all people then we need to tell the truth about radical Islam and we need to do it now.”

One may quibble about whether jihad violence and Sharia oppression in Islam are really “radical,” but the fact is that Donald Trump has become the first nominee of either party since 9/11 to reject the usual nonsense about how jihadis believe in and preach a twisted, hijacked version of the religion of peace. Even more importantly, Trump is now the first presidential candidate since maybe John Quincy Adams to recognize that the problem posed by Islam is not just restricted to the specter of violent jihad attacks, but is, given Sharia oppression of women, gays, and non-Muslims, very much, as Trump put it, a “quality of life issue.”

Trump declared his determination to prevent more jihad attacks such as the one in Orlando Saturday night above all by reiterating his proposal temporarily to “suspend immigration from areas of the world where there’s a proven history of terrorism against the United States, Europe or our allies until we fully understand how to end these threats.” CNN huffed: “Critics of Trump's policies, however, have point-

ed out that the perpetrator of the Orlando massacre was born in the U.S.” Those critics are not being honest. What Trump actually said was that the Orlando jihad mass murderer was born

system, which does not permit us to know who we let into our country, and it does not permit us to protect our citizens properly….We’re importing radical Islamic terrorism into the West through a failed immigration system and through an intelligence community held back by

Trump declared his determination to prevent more jihad attacks such as the one in Orlando Saturday night above all by reiterating his proposal temporarily to “suspend immigration from areas of the world where there’s a proven history of terrorism against the United States, Europe or our allies until we fully understand how to end these threats.”

“of Afghan parents, who immigrated to the United States.”

He noted, quite correctly, that “the bottom line is that the only reason the killer was in America in the first place, was because we allowed his family to come here,” and pointed out, quite rightly, that “we have a dysfunctional immigration

our president. Even our own FBI director has admitted that we cannot effectively check the backgrounds of people we’re letting into America. ” Can any truthful person seriously dispute that? Tashfeen Malik, who, along with her husband Syed Rizwan Farook murdered fourteen peo-

ple at a Christmas party in San Bernardino last December 2, had passed five separate background checks from five different U.S. government agencies. If the U.S. did not have a “dysfunctional immigration system,” she would never have been in the country in the first place. And neither would her husband, about whom Trump noted that he was “the child of immigrants from Pakistan and he brought his wife, the other terrorist from Saudi Arabia through another one of our easily exploited visa programs.”

Trump skewered Hillary Clinton for having “repeatedly refused to even say the words radical Islam until I challenged her yesterday.” He quoted her fatuous words: “Muslims are peaceful and tolerant people, and have nothing whatsoever to do with terrorism” and opined “she’s in total denial, and her continuing reluctance to ever name the enemy broadcasts weakness across the entire world — true weakness.”

Clinton wants, he said, “to take away American’s guns and then admit the very people who want to slaughter us. Let them come into the country, we don’t have guns. Let them come in, let them have all the fun they want….The bottom line is that Hillary supports policies that bring the threat of radical Islam into American

“We’re importing radical Islamic terrorism into the West through a failed immigration system and through an intelligence community held back by our president.” – Trump and allow it to grow overseas, and it is growing.”

Trump’s point was sound.

In what way was it not? Combining unrestricted immigration and a massive influx of Muslim migrants, among whom the Islamic State has promised to embed jihadis, with a disarmed American population is simply an invitation to jihad massacres on a frequency never hitherto imagined. Could there be an Orlando-style attack every day? Why not, in the America of the near future that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are busy preparing for us?

Trump declared: “The burden is on Hillary Clinton to tell us why she believes immigration from these dangerous countries should be increased without any effective system to really to screen.” Again, his See A Realistic Plan for Fighting , page 39

Antwerp Terror Arrests Underscore Growing Threat to Europe and America By: Abigail R. Esman

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everal weeks ago, just two years and a day after the deadly terrorist attack on the Jewish Museum in Brussels, and barely more than two months after the twin attacks on the Brussels airport and metro, Belgian police arrested a group of Muslim youth planning yet another attack, this time in Antwerp. Aiming "to kill as many kufar," or non-Muslims, as possible, the group is believed to have been planning to bomb Antwerp's Central Station. The group also is believed to have made previous plans to assassinate rightwing politician Filip Dewinter, the leader of the Vlaams Belang

All suspects are said to be between the ages of 16 and 19, confirming earlier Dutch reports that European Muslims under the age of 20 are increasingly becoming involved in Islamic State activities and jihadist plots.

party. Those plans were put on hold, however, in favor of a larger-scale attack.

The suspects were members of a group of radicalized Muslim teens believed to have kept contact with Antwerp native Hicham Chaib, who is now a high-ranking leader of the Islamic State. It was Chaib who informed the public that the March 22 attacks on Belgium's Zaventem airport and Maelbeek metro station "were just a taste of what's to come."

And it is Chaib, the former second-in-command of Shariah4Belgium who left Antwerp for Syria in 2012, who now actively recruits other Antwerp-based youth to join ISIS or to execute terrorist attacks in their homeland.

The four arrests followed a series of raids by Antwerp police into the homes of several suspects in the Borgerhout district. Two suspects have been released, but other members of the group, some arrested previously, remain in custody. All suspects are said to be between the ages of 16 and 19, confirming earlier Dutch reports that European Muslims under the age of 20 are increasingly becoming involved in Islam-

ic State activities and jihadist plots.

heightened in Brussels after the March 22 attacks there,

The suspects were members of a group of radicalized Muslim teens believed to have kept contact with Antwerp native Hicham Chaib, who is now a high-ranking leader of the Islamic State. It was Chaib who informed the public that the March 22 attacks on Belgium's Zaventem airport and Maelbeek metro station "were just a taste of what's to come."

According to some accounts, the Antwerp group is comprised of nine youths, at least five of whom are minors.

At least two members tried to join the Islamic State in Raqqa in March, but were stopped by officials en route and sent back to Belgium.

With security and counter-terror investigations

it is unsurprising that jihadists might be moving their activities and focus to nearby Antwerp. The city has a long history of Muslim unrest, with riots as early as 2002 and the founding, by Hizballah-linked Lebanese immigrant Dyab Abou Jahjah, of the Arab European League (AEL) in 2000.

An organization with pan-Ar-

ab aspirations, the AEL aimed to create what Jahjah called a "sharocracy" – a kind of combination of democracy and sharia – that would eventually become European law.

More recently, Antwerp native Fouad Belkacem founded the notorious Sharia4Belgium, alleged to have organized most of the recruiting for ISIS in Belgium, with some outreach to neighboring countries such as France and The Netherlands. And, of the estimated 500 Belgian Muslims who have joined terrorist groups in Syria, more than 100 come from Antwerp.

But the indication of heightened new activity in Antwerp also suggests possible changes in strategy for Europe-based jihadists and recruiters. While French-speaking Brussels maintains close ties to France (several of the terrorists involved in the two attacks in Paris last year were based or were born in Brussels), Flemish-speaking Antwerp holds a stronger relationship to The Nethrlands.

Antwerp is also a mere 30 minutes from Rotterdam by high-speed train, offering easy access to Europe's largest and

"The cargo containers arriving on ships from foreign ports offer terrorists a Trojan horse for a devastating attack on the United States.” busiest port. The Rotterdam Port is also the launching point for the vast majority of European exports to America, Europe's largest external trading partner.

This matters. According to the National Institute of Justice, "Few would dispute that, if terrorists used a cargo container to conceal a weapon of mass destruction and detonated it on arrival at a U.S. port, the impact on global trade and the world economy could be immediate and devastating."

And the New York Times further observed, "The cargo containers arriving on ships from foreign ports offer terrorists a Trojan horse for a devastating attack on the United States. As the Harvard political scientist See Antwerp Terror Arrests , page 37

PAGE 24 NEW YORK Starbucks Cholov Yisroel Test in Ten Stores Greeted with Enthusiasm (VIN) Ten days after the changeover to exclusively cholov yisroel products at ten Starbucks locations in the metropolitan New York area, stores are reporting that it is business as usual at the popular chain, with positive feedback coming in from coffee lovers.

Starbucks made the changeover to serving exclusively Pride of the Farm milk, half and half and cream on May 31st at locations in Brooklyn, the Five Towns and the Lakewood area as part of its ongoing commitment to serving locally relevant items.

Whether or not the change will be permanent remains to be seen.

“We often test products to gather feedback from customers and partners,” said a spokesperson for the coffee giant, which operates over 23,500 stores worldwide.

Rabbi Zvi Holland of the Star-K, which certifies the Pride of the Farm milk being used by Starbucks noted that none of the stores are under Star-K supervision, but confirmed that the milk being used at the stores is exclusively cholov yisroel.

“Starbuck was very interested in reaching out to kosher consumers,” Rabbi Holland told VIN News. “They got wise to the concept of cholov yisroel milk and after working out an arrangement with Pride of the Farm, they came to us.”

The question of drinking coffee at Starbucks is actually a complicated one, observed Rabbi Holland, who suggested that individuals consult their rabbi for further clarification.

A NYPD officer wipes his eye at a memorial outside The Stonewall Inn remembering the victims of the Orlando massacre in New York, U.S., June 13, 2016.

NYC Deploys p y 500 More Officers for Precaution After Massacre (VIN) More than 500 anti-terrorism officers were deployed around the nation’s largest city as a precaution Monday, a day after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said the beefed-up security would especially be deployed at key New York City institutions representing the gay community. The mayor said Sunday that the city remained on “high alert,” even though there were no credible threats.

As the workweek began, law enforcement officials were in Penn Station’s Amtrak area with a machine that’s used for swabbing bags to check for bomb residue. Transportation Security Administration officials, police and National Guardsmen dressed in fatigues patrolled the station — a fairly familiar sight since 9/11.

Security was boosted in response to the shooting at an Or-

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NEWS IN REVIEW lando gay nightclub that left 49 victims dead. The shooter was gunned down by police. President Barack Obama called it an “act of terror” and an “act of hate.” Law enforcement authorities said the gunman made a 911 call from the club in which he professed allegiance to the Islamic State group.

Police: 5 Teens Wounded in Brooklyn y Playground Shooting (VIN) Police are searching for a gunman who shot and wounded five teenagers at a New York City playground.

It happened just before 5 p.m. at Harry Maze Playground in Brooklyn.

Police say the male victims, ages 15 to 18, were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Police say the teens were at the playground in East Flatbush when an unknown person approached them and started shooting.

Two of the teens were struck in the hand, one was struck in the leg and another in the cheek.

Police say a fifth teen suffered a gunshot wound on the side of his stomach.

There have been no arrests.

New York Times headquarters

NY Times editor leaves Twitter over anti-Semitic tweets (JTA-INN) A New York Times editor has left Twitter after receiving a large number of anti-Semitic tweets.

Jonathan Weisman, deputy Washington editor of the newspaper, announced in a tweet Wednesday that he "will be moving to Facebook where at least people need to use their real names and can't hide behind fakery to spread their hate."

Weisman was sent tweets calling him a "kike" and threatening to put him "in the oven," and asked Twitter to suspend the users. In response, the company said the examples did not violate its rules and the users would not be suspended, Weisman tweeted. By late Wednesday morning, however, two of the users were suspended.

Weisman has more than 34,000 Twitter followers. More than 2,800 people were following him on Facebook as of Thursday afternoon.

Last month, Weisman wrote in the Times about Twitter attacks from supporters of presumed GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump.

He recently put his name in triple parentheses known as the echo symbol, used by white supremacists and anti-Semites to identify Jews on Twitter.

Over the past several weeks, the echo has been used as part of a pattern of harassment against a group of journalists including Weisman, Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic, Julia Ioffe of GQ, Bethany Mandel of the New York Post and Ben Shapiro of The Daily Wire.

"I will leave @twitter to the

racists, the anti-Semites, the Bernie Bros who attacked women reporters yesterday. Maybe Twitter will rethink," Weisman tweeted before signing off.

NATIONAL World Jewish leaders condemn Orlando nightclub terror attack (JNS.org) World Jewish groups and Israeli leaders condemned the terror attack on Sunday inside the LGBT nightclub Pulse in Orlando, Fla., in which a terrorist shot and killed at least 50 people and wounded 53 others.

In what was the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, 29-year-old terrorist Omar Mateen dialed 911 during the attack to express support for the Islamic State terror group before using an assault rifle to gun down the victims.

“On behalf of world Jewry, I condemn this horrific act of terror and wish to express the Jewish people's solidarity with the victims and with the LGBT community,” said World Jewish Congress President Ronald Lauder in a statement.

“We are simply speechless in the face of such an act of pure evil and hatred,” said American Jewish Committee Executive Director David Harris.

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said the attack had “all the markers of both an unconscionable hate crime and an act of terrorism on a scale we have not before witnessed in America,” and is “yet another reminder of the serious threat posed by the Islamic State terrorist group.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin also issued condemnations of the attack in Orlando.

“To @POTUS: The attack against the LGBT community in #Orlando is cowardly & abhorrent. #Israel stands w/America in the fight against hatred,” Rivlin tweeted.

Secretary David Skorton, who was visiting Israel this week to receive an honorary doctorate from the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, said that “many people who have not visited Israel don’t really understand the multi-dimensional nature of Israeli society.”

“The only understanding is gained from reading press coverage from unfortunate circumstances: Palestinians attacking Jews, the IDF attacking Palestinians, and so on—as if that is the whole story of Israel. As people understand more about Israeli society, they understand that there is a broad multiplicity of viewpoints,” he said.

“My personal belief is that you don’t get better by failing to talk to each other,” added Skorton.

U.S. House p passes measure calling g on Germanyy to increase Holocaust restitution (JNS.org) The U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution calling on Germany to increase restitution support for Holocaust survivors.

The resolution, sponsored

by U.S. Reps. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) and Ted Deutch (D-Fla.), will “fulfill its moral responsibility to Holocaust survivors and urgently provide the financial resources necessary to ensure that Survivors live in dignity and comfort in their remaining years,” according to a description of the resolution, which passed with 363-0.

“Today, the House once again demonstrated its commitment to achieving justice for all Holocaust survivors in overwhelmingly passing the resolution Ted and I introduced, urging Germany to honor its obligations to Holocaust survivors,” Ros-Lehtinen said.

Smithsonian Institution head says y boycott y of Israel won’t solve conflict (JNS.org) The head of the Smithsonian Institution, America’s national research museums network, said that academic boycotts of Israel go “against the most basic principle of academia, period.”

In an interview with the Jerusalem Post, Smithsonian

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David Duke targets g Jews in media over Trump’s p remark on Hispanic judge (JNS.org) Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke defended Donald Trump on his radio show over comments Trump made about the Mexican roots of Judge Gonzalo Curiel. Duke blamed “the Jews” working in the media for spinning the news event into a negative campaign against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

Trump controversially said that Curiel, who is the judge in the California-based fraud case against the candidate’s Trump University educational company, is a “hater” and is being

who was killed in Operation Entebbe in Uganda in 1976, was named in Patterson’s honor.

U.N. human rights g commissioner accuses Israel of ‘collective punishment’ of Palestinians (JNS.org) United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein has accused Israel of engaging in “collective punishment” against the Palestinians following Wednesday’s terror attack in Tel Aviv that killed four Israelis.

“We are also deeply concerned at the response of the Israeli authorities, which includes measures that may amount to prohibited collective punishment,” Al Hussein said in a statement issued by his spokesperson at a press conference in Geneva on Friday.

In response to the terror attack carried out by two Palestinian terrorists from the city of Yatta, Israeli authorities sealed off the West Bank and Gaza Strip until Sunday night. Israel also revoked travel permits for about 83,000 Palestinians.

Calling the Palestinian terrorists “alleged attackers,” Al Hussein said Israel’s actions “will only increase the sense of injustice and frustration felt by Palestinians in this very tense time.”

In twist on Charlie Hebdo, French lawmakers tweet ‘Je suis Tel Aviv’

A mural dedicated to Lt.-Col. John Henry Patterson (pictured), an Irish Christian Zionist who played a pivotal role in the future formation of the Israel Defense Forces, was vandalized in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Belfast memorial dedicated to Christian Zionist ‘godfather’ g of IDF is vandalized

Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke (pictured) blamed "the Jews" working in the media for spinning Donald Trump's comments about a Hispanic judge into a negative campaign against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Smithsonian Institution Secretary David Skorton (pictured) said that boycotts will not resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Credit: Robert Barker via Wikimedia Commons.

unfair to Trump because he is “Hispanic” and “Mexican.”

Duke defended Trump’s remark by calling out various media personalities over their coverage of the story, including CNN’s Wold Blitzer, who he called a “Jewish agent,” and CNN Worldwide President Jeff Zucker, who he called “another Jewish extremist.”

“And more recently, Fox News, the Shabbat goy shiksa Megyn Kelly, ’cause they love to have some gentiles doing it,” Duke also said, Politico reported. “They don’t want Jews always out front....I think this whole Trump University case, really, if we exploit it, can really expose the entire Jewish manipulation of the American media, the American political process, control of politics in America, and truly how they are the dominant and dangerous power that exists in the United States.”

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(JNS.org) A mural dedicated to Lt.-Col. John Henry Patterson, an Irish Christian Zionist who played a pivotal role in the future formation of the Israel Defense Forces, was vandalized in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in an attack that is being described by police as a hate crime.

“Police said that at around 1:30 a.m. on Thursday, two containers were set alight close to the memorial to Lieutenant-Colonel John Henry Patterson at the junction of Beverley Street and Northumberland Street, off the Shankill Road,” the Irish News reported.

Born in 1867, Patterson came to the region known as Palestine during World War I after serving as a colonial officer in eastern Africa, where he became famous for killing two giant man-eating lions. Patterson eventually commanded the Jewish Legion—the first Jewish force on the field of battle in the area in nearly 2,000 years—in campaigns in Gallipoli and Palestine.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s father was close friends with Patterson when the two worked together to advocate for Israeli statehood.

Netanyahu’s brother Yonatan,

(JNS.org) French lawmakers and others around the world are expressing their solidarity with Israel following last week’s fatal terrorist shooting in Tel Aviv by using the term “Je suis Tel Aviv” in their social media posts.

The slogan is a version of the “Je suis Charlie” (“I am Charlie”) phrase used after the January 2015 Islamist shooting at the office of the Paris-based satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

Among the first to tweet “Je suis Tel Aviv” was former French prime minister Alain Juppe, and others such as French lawmakers Jean-Francois Cope and Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet have followed suit.

“From Paris to Tel Aviv, from Brussels to Jerusalem, we are seeing the same terrorist attacks in the name of global jihad, which is waging a war against our civilization,” said French-Jewish Member of Parliament Meyer Habib, Israel Hayom reported.

Growing g Chinese interest in Israeli technology gy spurs investment summit (JNS.org) Tel Aviv will host the “INNONATION: China-Israel Investment Summit” from Sept. 24-26, following the success of a similar summit held in January 2016 in Beijing.

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JUNE 17, 2016 The joint Israeli-Chinese conference is supported by both nations’ governments. It will be held at the David Intercontinental Hotel in Tel Aviv and will host more than 1,000 Chinese investors and strategic partners, as well as 500 Israeli high-tech companies and entrepreneurs from a variety of fields such as agriculture, clean technology, mobile and Web, smart cities, and medicine.

The INNONATION summit is a joint initiative of Israel’s Ministry of Economy and the Infinity Group, and has already secured the participation of more than 40 investors from Chinese investment funds, according to the Israeli business news outlet Globes.

“I expect that the vast majority of the Israeli venture capital funds which will raise capital in 2016 will include at least one Chinese investor,” said Ziva Eger, head of the Foreign Investments and Industrial Cooperation Authority at the Israeli Ministry of Economy. y

The Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Italy's Parliament, in session.

Italian lawmakers outlaw Holocaust denial (JNS.org) Italy’s parliament last week approved a bill that would criminalize the spreading of Holocaust-denial propaganda as well as any statements that deny genocide or crimes against humanity. Those prosecuted could face two to six years in prison.

The bill was passed by Italy’s lower legislative house, the Chamber of Deputies, with 237 members voting in favor and five against, in addition to 102 abstentions. The measure is a modification of an existing law that criminalizes racial, ethnic, and religious incitement in Italy.

The International Court of Justice is responsible for determining what constitutes genocide and crimes against humanity.

“By approving this law, parliament intends to tackle the most subtle forms of racial defamation, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and incitement to hatred,” said Chiara Gribaudo, the deputy leader of Italy’s Democratic Party.

Rabbinates to launch database of husbands refusing to grant divorces (JNS.org) Israeli and European rabbinates are collaborating to set up a database listing the names and photos of images of Jewish husbands who have refused to grant their wives a divorce or who have gone missing amid their refusal. The database plan was discussed during the past week at a conference for European rabbinical judges in Brussels.

The database will help combat the phenomenon of Jewish husbands refusing to grant their wives a Jewish divorce, or “get,” which they must do in order for the wives to be free to marry again. In some cases, such husbands move away to oth-

er communities. The database will allow such communities to sanction the husbands, reported Yedioth Ahronoth.

The head of the Israeli Rabbinical Courts Administration’s Agunot (a term loosely meaning “chained women” in Hebrew) Department, Rabbi Eliyahu Maimo, who spoke at the conference, described earlier this month how in one recent case the rabbinate was forced to hire several private detectives to locate a divorce-refusing husband.

“We followed him as he rode his electric bicycle home. There he was placed under arrest, sat in jail for 24 hours—and this morning he gave the get,” Maimo told Israel National News.

MIDDLE EAST Netanyahu y discusses Syria y with Jewish leaders in Moscow (JNS.org) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week set the record straight about Israeli relations with Syria at a Moscow conference attended by about 100 Jewish community leaders and businessmen.

“You ask about the future of [Israel’s] relations with President Assad? I would ask what is the future of President Assad in general?” Netanyahu replied to a question about relations with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

“We do not interfere in this issue. We’re making sure that Syria won’t become a launchpad for attacks against Israel,” said Netanyahu, who is visiting Russia this week and has met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Netanyahu explained that the Israel Defense Forces will strike Syrian and Iranian troops, or Islamist terrorists in the Syrian region if they become a threat to Israel.

“There are enough enemies.

My policy is to take all necessary steps to prevent attacks, and we act from time to time when the need arises,” Netanyahu said.

He also said that he “ordered to build a field hospital that helped thousands of Syrians, babies, children, women, and men, with awful wounds.”

An Israeli Egged bus. Members of Knesset Yael German, Karin Elharrar, and Yoel Razvozov intend to put forth a bill that would allow local authorities to operate public transportation on Shabbat in Israel. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Israeli lawmakers seek to institute limited p public transportation on Shabbat (JNS.org) Members of Knesset Yael German, Karin Elharrar, and Yoel Razvozov (all from the Yesh Atid party) intend to put forth a bill that would allow local authorities to operate public transportation on Saturday in Israel. The bill would permit minibuses to run within each locality and on intercity roads.

According to the bill, making public transportation avail-

able on Shabbat is designed to give some mobility to sectors that cannot drive or afford to drive, such as the elderly or youths. The bill is set to be presented to Israel’s Ministerial Committee on Legislation next Sunday.

The bill stipulates that public transportation on Saturday would include only one or two bus lines that go to and from city centers would run, and the buses would not enter religious neighborhoods or pass synagogues.

Netanyahu: y Arab Peace Initiative could be relevant with changes g on borders, refugees (JNS.org) At a meeting of Likud party ministers on Monday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced questions regarding the Arab Peace Initiative of 2002, two weeks after saying the initiative included some “positive elements” and that Israel is “willing to negotiate with Arab states’ revisions to that initiative so that it reflects the dramatic changes in the region since 2002.”

On Monday, one Likud minister asked Netanyahu what he would do if Arab states were not willing to revise the initiative. “If the Arab states grasp the fact that they need to revise the Arab League proposal according to the changes Israel demands, then we can talk,” Netanyahu replied. “But if they bring the proposal from 2002 and define it as ‘take it or leave it,’ we’ll choose to leave it.”

In response to another question about the Arab Peace Initiative, Netanyahu said the initiative provided a “good foundation, but it clearly must be updated due to the far-reaching changes that have taken place in our region in recent years.”

The prime minister went on to say the initiative could be relevant with the removal of its demands for an Israeli return to the 1967 borders and the granting of a right of return to Palestinian refugees.

Liberian p president looks to strengthen ties in Israel (JNS.org) Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf visited Israel last week to strengthen relations between the two countries.

“Throughout my visit with my delegation we wanted to learn about the extraordinary developments which Israel has made, especially in agriculture, which we look at with wonder each time we see it. You have done wonderful things in the field of water. There are a lot of similarities between Liberia and Israel. I wish to thank Israel for its help during our Ebola crisis, when Israel joined other forces and bilateral initiatives for the purpose of helping us beat this disease,” Sirleaf said in a meeting with Israeli President Reuven Rivlin.

Sirleaf and Rivlin also discussed terrorism. Sirleaf said she welcomes any knowledge and intelligence that Israel could provide Liberia on that issue.

U.N. funds Hamas regime in Gaza, Likud lawmaker says (JNS.org) The Hamas terrorist regime in the Gaza Strip

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receives United Nations funding, new Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee Chairman Avi Dichter (Likud) said last week at an Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Israel conference in Eilat.

Speaking of the funding sources for U.N. activities in Gaza, Dichter said, “Every year, the U.S. gives $350 million and the EU (European Union) gives $450 million. A clear majority of this money ends up in the pockets of Hamas.”

He added, “In our area, there are Israel, the Palestinian Authority (PA) of Mahmoud Abbas, and the Hamas regime.

Abbas has not visited Gaza in nine years. And unfortunately, PA leaders do not have the courage to take steps toward peace.”

On the Palestinian refugee issue, Dichter said, “It is no less the PA’s problem than it is ours.

Half of the residents of the PA are refugees.”

by the defendants.

In one of the bigger scams, the defendants impersonated a Chanel employee and convinced ICI Paris XL to transfer almost $6.2 million to a Bulgarian bank account. Another scam included impersonating a Mars CEO to get the supermarket chain Corato to send nearly $365,000 owed to Mars.

Other companies involved in the scam case include the Italian athletic clothing retailer Diadora, beer industry giant Anheuser-Busch, and car manufacturers Kia Motors and Toyota, but not all followed through with the transfer of funds. The pioneer of these fake-CEO scams, Gilbert Chikli, still lives freely in Netanya in central Israel, evading French authorities.

Fake CEO scammers indicted in Israel (JNS.org) Israel’s state prosecutor last week indicted four new immigrants from France for an international money scam costing five European companies about $10 million, the Associated Press reported.

Prosecutors say the immigrants created fake email accounts to send forged documents to employees of some of Europe’s largest companies, tricking them into transferring funds to bank accounts for a new “clearing firm.” The clearing firm turned out to belong to fake companies with accounts owned

Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai pictured sparked outrage by linking last week's Tel Aviv terror attack to the Israeli "occupation." Credit: Wikimedia Commons.

Tel Aviv mayor y sparks p outrage g byy linking g terror attack to ‘occupation’

PAGE 25 (JNS.org) Tel Aviv Mayor Ron Huldai sparked outrage through his response to last week’s fatal terrorist shooting at the Sarona market, in which he implied that he understands the terrorists’ motives.

“We might be the only country where one people is under occupation by another without having civil rights, and the leaders say it’s so we can reach a [peace] deal,” Huldai told Army Radio.

“I know the reality and I know that courageous leaders need to aspire to do things, not just talk. The fact that we accept this suffering isn’t leading to any change in our understanding about what we need to do,” Huldai said.

The mayor added that “you can’t hold people to a reality in which you conquer them and think that they’ll reach the conclusion that everything is all right and they can go on living that way.”

In response to Huldai’s remarks, Israeli Science, Technology and Space Minister Ofir Akunis (Likud) said, “We don’t need Huldai to lecture us on morality and his desire for peace or the peace process….The things he said, which could be interpreted as meaning there is a need for a mega-terrorist attack to start the peace process, are nonsense that should be condemned as harshly as possible.”

Member of Knesset Nava Boker (Likud) said that “the blood still isn’t dry from the terrorist attack, and Huldai is already rushing to profit politically and tie the attack to the

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Katie Couric Accused of Deceptive Editing in Second Documentary ‘It was apparent in Fed Up that all interviewees were not treated equally’ BY: Stephen Gutowski

K

atie Couric’s 2014 documentary Fed Up includes instances of deceptive editing similar to 2016’s Under the Gun, according to several people familiar with the making of the film.

“What she did to me is antithetical to not only just human decency and civility but it is antithetical to the spirit of science and democratic dialogue” Fed Up, which focuses on obesity and the food industry, was directed by Stephanie Soechtig and produced by Couric. The film includes two interviews with figures who hold viewpoints counter to the narrative of the film, and sources say both interviews include at least one misleading or deceptive edit intended to embarrass the interviewee.

Dr. David Allison, an interview subject in the film and the director of the Nutrition Obesity Research Center, says he was a victim of shoddy journalism. “What she did to me is antithetical to not only just human decency and civility but it is antithetical to the

spirit of science and democratic dialogue,” he told the Washington Free Beacon.

After a brief exchange in the film between Allison and Couric over whether or not sugary beverages contribute more to obesity than other foods, Couric asks Allison about the science behind his objections. Allison then begins to explain before stumbling and asking Couric if he could pause to “get his thoughts together.”

Allison said Couric had told him it would be all right to pause and gather his thoughts at any point during the interview if he felt he needed to.

“Ms. Couric had said to me at the beginning of our interview ‘You know, Dr. Allison, if at any point you need to go over an answer, you stumble on your words, just let me know, we’ll stop, and you can go back over it,'” he said.

Couric responds to Allison’s on camera request by saying “Okay,” but the film shows Dr. Allison sitting silently for another seven seconds before cutting to another interview.

Allison is not shown again in the film.

After the pause depicted in the film Allison said he did provide an answer to Couric’s question. “I had what I thought was a very cogent answer,” he said. “Of course I gave an an-

swer. I gave an answer to every question she asked me in a 90-minute interview that was a barrage of questions. And out of a 90-minute interview she chose to show the approximately 10 seconds when I paused and said, ‘Let me collect my thoughts.'”

Katie Couric at the New York Premiere of 'Fed Up'

He said Couric’s request that he use layman’s terms during his answers led to the stumble seen in the film.

A second accusation comes from a scene featuring an interview between Soechtig and Lisa Gable, a spokesperson for the Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation. Industry sources say audio of Soechtig’s voice was edited into an interview in an effort to embarrass the spokesperson.

How Did SNL Star Become a Staunch Israel Supporter?

Joe Piscopo says Democratic Party's treatment of Israel has led him to become a Republican - and support Donald Trump.

By Yoni Kempinski

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ctor and comedian Joe Piscopo earned nationwide fame with his celebrity impersonations, Saturday Night Live skits, and roles in Hollywood films like the remake of King Kong and Wise Guys.

Less well-known, however, is Piscopo’s ardent support for the State of Israel.

Now hosting his own daily radio show, Piscopo airs his views on a social and political issues – including what he sees as the trend within the Democratic Party towards abandoning Israel.

“I left the Democratic Party because I’m a little disillusioned politically with what’s happening, including the lack of support for Israel.”

R Joseph Charles John "Joe" Piscopo (pronounced PISco-po; born June 17, 1951) is an American comedian and actor best known for his work on Saturday Night Live where he played a variety of recurring characters. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Earlier this week, Piscopo sat down with Arutz Sheva to discuss the roots of his own pro-Israel views, his frustrations with the Democratic

The scene in question features Soechtig and Gable discussing whether the food industry would remove products from store shelves under a deal struck with the White House.

At the end of the exchange the director can be heard off camera saying Gable was avoiding her question. The spokesperson is then shown sitting si-

Party, and who he supports in the upcoming presidential election.

“I’m a lifelong Democrat,” says Piscopo, “[but] I left the Democratic Party because I’m a little disillusioned politically with what’s happening, including the lack of support for Israel.”

“I’m not feeling the support from Washington [for Israel],” Piscopo later added. “Am I missing something here?”

Despite his ties with the Democratic Party, Piscopo says he plans to register as a Republican for the first time ever.

“I gotta vote for the Donald. I want to vote for Bernie as an anti-Hillary vote, but I’ll register as a Republican.”

The Interview was held as part of the Israel Day Concert in Central Park Activities. Mr. Piscopo was one of the featured Speakers at the Annual Event.

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lently for about three seconds before the film cuts to another interview.

“She is badgered about companies’ willingness to reformulate their products, to which the producer answers, ‘It feels like you’re avoiding the question,'” an industry source told the Free Beacon. But “that response from the producer didn’t actually follow that particular exchange and was edited to make it look like that

was how their conversation actually went.”

A second person with knowledge of the incident confirmed the account, and said “It was apparent in the Fed Up documentary that all interviewees were not treated equally.”

Numerous email and telephone requests for comment to Couric and Soechtig received no response.

The new accusations of misleading editing in Fed Up comes after of criticism of a deceptive edit included in Couric and Soechtig’s 2016 documentary Under the Gun. The filmmakers edited in several seconds of silence during a scene featuring Couric questioning a group of gun rights activists. An audio recording of the interview shows the silence did not occur.

A number of people have called for Couric to be fired for the incident, while others have defended her.

The Washington Post criticized Couric’s role in the Under the Gun edit but also noted that it is “one instance of bad judgment in a long career.”

Couric posted a message on the Under the Gun website in response to the controversy. She said she takes responsibility for what happened and regrets that the inserted silence was misleading. Since then the filmmakers have been accused

“Couric’s approach appears to be to protect her viewers from even knowing that there are any arguments on the other side” of breaking federal firearms laws during the production, and others interviewed for film have come forward to complain about being excluded from the final cut.

John Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, said a four-hour interview he did with Under the Gun producers was left on the cutting room floor. Virginia Citizens Defense League president Philip Van Cleave said his two-hour interview was also cut from the documentary.

“Couric’s approach appears to be to protect her viewers from even knowing that there are any arguments on the other side,” Lott said.

Allison says the actions of Couric and her team have undercut the trust the public has in journalists.

“Obviously it’s no fun when you’re the one who’s made to look bad but I don’t really see that as the key point.

I think the key point for our society as a whole is, can we trust journalists?”

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New Website Connects ‘Secret Jews’ with Their Heritage By: Anna Rudnitsky

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piece of 21st century technology may help address a historical wrong from the 15th century whose consequences still reverberate today. Descendants of the Jews who were forcefully converted to Christianity under the Inquisition – variously called anusim, marranos, or “secret jews” – can now connect with their Jewish heritage via the new online project Reconectar, meaning “reconnect” in Spanish and Portuguese.

“Our people was divided by force more than 500 years ago, with hundreds of thousands of Jews needing either to escape or to convert. Now we can bring their descendants back to their roots,” Ashley Perry, president of the Reconectar project, told Tazpit Press Service (TPS).

Himself a descendant of Jews who fled Spain under the Inquisition and eventually settled in Britain, Perry says these far-distant events have always been part of his Sephardic heritage, with his Yom Kippur prayer book containing prayers about “our brothers under the Inquisition.”

Perry quit his job as advisor to Israel’s minister of foreign affairs in 2015, a position he had held for six years, to work on Reconectar.

The main component of the project is a website, now in beta version, that allows users to choose one of the two options while registering – as someone who wants to reconnect with the Jewish commu-

want to know more often have no one to ask. This is where technology can help,” Perry explained.

However, the website is not the only part of the Reconectar project.

“Our people was divided by force more than 500 years ago, with hundreds of thousands of Jews needing either to escape or to convert. Now we can bring their descendants back to their roots,” Ashley Perry, president of the Reconectar project, told Tazpit Press Service (TPS).

nity or as someone who wants to help others find their roots.

So far there are about a thousand registered users, a quarter of them signed up choosing the second option.

“In countries like Brazil or Mexico, where big numbers of anusim live, there are few established Jewish communities and it’s often hard to approach them. People who find out about their Jewish roots and

“I see it more as a movement than as an organization,” Perry told TPS. “Maybe it is not the best comparison, but if you remember the movement for freedom of Soviet Jews, it also started from grassroots initiatives and turned to include senior political figures.

I would expect the same from Reconectar. I believe the issue of anusim is the greatest challenge for the people of Israel

in the 21st century.”

According to Perry, the number of people with Jewish roots in Latin America approaches 100-150 million, with many of them still Jewish in the eyes of halakha, or Jew-

Israel, and tracing one’s family history back 500 years to prove one’s Jewish pedigree is not a piece of cake – though some have actually managed to do this.

The established halakh-

Marranos: Secret Seder in Spain during the times of inquisition, an 1892 painting by Moshe Maimon

ish law, due to the high rate of marriage inside the anusim communities.

About 60 percent of the people already registered on Reconectar website indicated they would like to convert to Judaism, and some 10 percent said they would like to make aliyah, or emigrate to Israel.

Both options, however, are hardly available for them so far. There are no Jewish courts in Latin America whose conversions are accepted by the Chief Rabbinate of

ic ruling among Jewish legal scholars is that “secret Jews” are not quite Jews, and must pass through a conversion process just like any Gentile.

Interest in the anusim issue sparked in 2014 when the Spanish government announced a bill granting full citizenship to people with Sephardic Jewish ancestry, provided they have a last name that appears on an official list.

The question remains, however, how do you know

About 60 percent of the people already registered on Reconectar website indicated they would like to convert to Judaism, and some 10 percent said they would like to make aliyah, or emigrate to Israel. if you are a descendant of the anusim?

One method is to look at carefully preserved traditions, such as in Latin American communities discovered in the last 30 years with oddly Jewish-seeming rituals – women lighting clandestine candles on Friday evening, cleaning the house before Easter (as Jews do before Passover), and even some elderly confessing on their deathbeds “We are Israelites.”

Yet there is a controversy among scholars about the origins of these practices. Some argue that people in these communities may actually be descendants of Protestant missionaries and not of the Spanish Jews.

Perhaps the online tools now provided by Reconectar will help many discover – and authenticate – their secret Jewish roots.

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Who is Your Local Jewish Superman?

By Rebecca Shore

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n the early 1930s, comic book creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster felt the need to inspire a world very wary of the Nazi threat.

They created Superman, the supreme nemesis of the forces of evil.

Siegel and Shuster – children of Jewish immigrants – made their character personify core Jewish values, because they understood that the world needed a role model with a strong moral compass, a hero it could relate to and believe in.

Superman may be back on the screens today, but who are the real life role models teaching authentic values to young American Jews in 2016?

How are they learning what’s important in life? And who is guiding them to discover their own purpose, passions and power? With all due respect to the current stock of celebrities, I suggest we need everyday heroes.

We need to show our youngsters regular men and women – people their own age

Superman may be back on the screens today, but who are the real life role models teaching authentic values to young American Jews in 2016?

– who have overcome adversity, do good for their community and follow their passions despite the challenges. And we must present them in a way that speaks to hearts and souls.

We need to introduce today’s youth to everyday heroes who personify Jewish values, take responsibility and make a

Born and raised in an Ethiopian village, Mekonen was 12 when his father died, just weeks before his family was to move to Israel. The film accompanies him back on an emotional trip, where – for the first time – he visits his father's grave.

With this background,

They wouldn't let him fall.

It was not easy by any means, but with determination and loving support, Mekonen finally achieved his dream. He is now an officer in the IDF Paratroopers Brigade, serving as a shining example for young people from similar backgrounds.

Mekonen than any of the other soldiers. So, when we heard he was becoming an officer, we grabbed our cameras and starting filming his graduation. We followed him back to his childhood home and met the people who helped him get to where he is today. And we were able to finish the editing in time for Yom Ha'Atzmaut (Israeli Independence Day)!

Mekonen was fortunate to attend the Hodayot High School, which educates children from challenging backgrounds and helps them integrate into Israeli society

In the early 1930s, comic book creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster felt the need to inspire a world very wary of the Nazi threat. They created Superman, the supreme nemesis of the forces of evil.

difference in the world. Jerusalem U has just released a new documentary about one such role model.

“Mekonen: The Journey of an African Jew” follows the transformative personal journey of Mekonen Abebe from his beginnings as a young shepherd in Africa to his induction as a commander in the Israeli Defense Forces.

“Mekonen: The Journey of an African Jew” follows the transformative personal journey of Mekonen Abebe from his beginnings as a young shepherd in Africa to his induction as a commander in the Israeli Defense Forces.

Mekonen is a follow-up to the Jerusalem U 2014 film Beneath the Helmet: From High School to the Home Front (rated one of the top 5 military movies on Netflix), which followed Mekonen and four other IDF recruits through their basic training.

and difficult acclimatization in Israel, Mekonen was fortunate to attend the Hodayot High School, which educates children from challenging backgrounds and helps them integrate into Israeli society. At school, and later in the army, Mekonen was surrounded by people who believed in him.

Mekonen is a follow-up to our 2014 film Beneath the Helmet: From High School to the Home Front (rated one of the top 5 military movies on Netflix), which followed Mekonen and four other IDF recruits through their basic training.

Our audiences always wanted to know more about

We couldn’t have scripted a more powerful story.

Mekonen resonates with almost every audience. Ethiopian-Israelis see their own stories while American youth view Mekonen as the embodiment of the best and bravest versions of themselves. Because he gives them hope and inspiration to be who and what they want to be, no matter the odds.

Through producing human documentaries like Mekonen, I have also learned three important truths about young Jews, role models and Jewish identity.

Firstly, every Jew is searching for a deeper connection

to Judaism and Israel. All too often, young Jews grow up without ever connecting to the power of the Jewish experience or realizing the diversity and genius of the Jewish people or what Israel stands for. They have never had a role model or something they could apply to their own lives.

Secondly, young Jews frequently look outwards to find their role models. In a world obsessed with screens, image and superficiality, our youth are hungry for inspiration, insight and depth. Lacking Jewish role models, they turn to YouTube, Facebook and sports, and they find nothing and no one of value.

And finally, we know global media is rampant with anti-Israel, anti-Jewish sentiment. Many Jews have not only bought into these claims but have become some of the most vocal members of the anti-Israel movement. Often because they have no other role model to follow.

There is a solution to connecting young Jews to Israel, to the Jewish people, and (perhaps most importantly) to themselves: Mekonen, and others like him.

Mekonen's tale of perseverance and triumph transcends color, race and religion, proving that anyone can conquer their demons and navigate even the most challenging obstacles. It also speaks directly to our youth, reminding See Who is Your Local Jewish Superman , page 37

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Tel Aviv Terror Attack Shatters Five Myths By: Stephen M. Flatow

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he June 8 terrorist massacre in Tel Aviv exposed all five of the major myths that cloud discussions of Israel and the Palestinians.

Myth y #1: “The problem is the p settlements”

The attackers are residents of the village of Yatta. The Israeli occupation of Yatta ended when Israeli troops withdrew from the territories where 98 percent of the Palestinians reside in late 1995. Yatta has been under the rule of the Palestinian Authority for nearly 21 years.

This was not a massacre of “settlers.” The attack did not take place in some disputed territory. Nobody can claim that the victims “provoked” the violence by living in some predominantly Arab area.

These were people drinking coffee in the heart of Tel Aviv.

Nobody can claim that the victims “provoked” the violence by living in some predominantly Arab area

Myth y #2: “It was a reaction to the occupation”

Although Israel’s critics continue to falsely claim that the Palestinians live under “Israeli occupation,” the Israeli

public knows better. The Israel Democracy Institute/Tel Aviv University monthly Peace Index survey for May 2016 found 71.7 percent of Israeli Jews say it is wrong to categorize Israel’s status in the territories (it rules the areas where Jews reside) as “occupation.”

Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman drinking coffee at the Sarona Market in Tel Aviv, a day after a deadly attack at the pedestrian mall, June 9, 2016. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)

CNN’s Twitter announcement of the attack put the word “terrorists” in quotation marks, stating, “Two ‘terrorists’ captured after Tel Aviv attack, Israeli police spokesman tweets.” The Washington Post’s correspondents in Israel, William Booth and Ruth Eglash, exhibited the same bias. They described the terrorists as “gunmen,” “assailants,” and “attackers”—but never as terrorists, and only indirectly as Palestinians

Myth y #3: “The Palestinian Authority y condemned the attack”

Israeli security forces at the scene where Palestinian terrorists opened fire and killed four people at the Sarona market in Tel Aviv on June 8. Credit: Gili Yaari/Flash90.

massacre was no different. It declared: “We condemn violence and attacks against civilians on both sides, whatever the justification.” The PA “not only condemned the attack in south Tel Aviv early on Monday morning, but also the recent Israel Defense Forces

The Palestinian Authority (PA) never calls such attacks “terrorism,” and always brackets the attacks on Israelis together with Israeli actions against terrorists, thereby justifying the attacks on Israelis.

Its response to the Tel Aviv

strikes on Gaza, and attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank and in Jerusalem,” according to Israel’s Channel 10 television network.

Fatah, which is chaired

by PA President Mahmoud Abbas, explicitly defended the massacre. According to the Palestinian news agency Ma’an, Fatah issued a statement calling the attack “a natural response” to Israeli actions.

Fatah media committee head Munir al-Jaghoub explained, “Israel must realize the consequences of its persistence to push violence, house demolition policies, forced displacement of Palestinians, raids by Israeli settlers to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, and the cold-blooded killing of Palestinians at checkpoints.”

That’s the equivalent of the Democratic Party defending the San Bernardino massacre

Fatah, which is chaired by PA President Mahmoud Abbas, explicitly defended the massacre

of 2015. Imagine U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-Fla.), head of the Democratic National Committee, saying the killings in southern California were the “consequences” of President Barack Obama sending drones to carry out the “cold-blooded killing” of al-Qaeda members.

Myth y #4: “Ordinary Palestinians are against terrorism” Israel Hayom reports that, “In Ramallah, Tulkarm, Qalqilya, Jenin, and other cities, people danced in the streets, set off fireworks, and handed out treats while praising the attacks.” When the PA’s schools, newspapers, television stations See Tel Aviv Terror Attack , page 38

Why Robert Wistrich is Required Reading on Past, Present, and Future anti-Semitism By: Ben Cohen

himself, is a growing and welcome trend. It is a fascinating subject because deciphering its ugliness involves so many disciplines, among them his-

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year ago, the world of Jewish academia suffered an irreplaceable loss with the passing of Prof. Robert Wistrich, the head of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

Wistrich died in Rome on May 19, 2015, shortly after arriving in the Italian capital to deliver a lecture on anti-Semitism.

Many of his friends, colleagues, and admirers—myself included—took this tragedy as a sign of Wistrich’s dedication to his mission to examine, expose, and combat the world’s “longest hatred,” one that he pursued until his last breath.

After all, as his wife Danielle reminded the audience at a recent memorial event in Germany organized by the Berlin International Center for the Study of Antisemitism, “In academia, some subjects are taboo, and Robert had the courage to bring them to light.”

Few subjects these days have the aura of a taboo as does anti-Semitism. That’s not to say it isn’t researched and studied in academe—there are fine institutions doing just that at American universities like Yale and Indiana, as well as at Hebrew University and Tel Aviv University in Israel.

If anything, serious academic study of anti-Semitism, in significant part because of the efforts of Robert Wistrich

Vidal Sassoon (the celebrity who daringly transformed women’s hairstyles and created a line of beauty products) fought for Israel during its War of Independence. Sassoon’s abiding belief that antiSemitism had to be studied properly if it was ever to be expunged brought him together with Wistrich.

tory, sociology, philosophy and psychology, and so many globally critical historical episodes, such as the Dreyfus trial and the ethnic cleansing of the

A year ago, the world of Jewish academia suffered an irreplaceable loss with the passing of Prof. Robert Wistrich, the head of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Wistrich died in Rome on May 19, 2015, shortly after arriving in the Italian capital to deliver a lecture on anti-Semitism.

Robert Wistrich’s books: “From Ambivalence to Betrayal,” “A Lethal Obsession” and “Fate of a Revolutionary”

Jews of the Arab world—both subjects close to Wistrich’s heart.

The problem emerges, however, when it comes to contemporary anti-Semitism.

There are plenty of academics and activists out there who view the entire subject through the prism of “solidarity” with the Palestinians, and who therefore dismiss any identification of a person or a statement as anti-Semitic as an attempt to prevent—as former London mayor Ken Livingstone has repeatedly charged—“criticism of Israel.”

There lies the rub: While the definition of what constitutes anti-Semitism is, in the hands of Zionism’s adversaries, continually squeezed so that only a zombified white guy in a Nazi uniform can be deemed a Jew-hater, their parameters for what constitutes “criticism of Israel” are far more generous.

Is expressing the fabricated claim that “Hitler was a Zionist” merely criticism of Israel?

According to Livingstone, who has repeatedly stated this falsehood, it is. To those who continue to protest that the claim is, in fact, a virulent example of anti-Semitism, Livingstone’s response is to talk about unnamed “Jews in the street” who have apparently approached him offering encouragement. (Which doesn’t sound, shall we say, hugely plausible.)

There were few people more qualified than Wistrich

Ben Cohen writes: “More and more good scholarship on anti-Semitism is coming to the fore, at the same time as important political and moral victories over the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign are being won. In that sense, the Jewish community owes an important debt to Wistrich in getting us to where we are now.”

to comment on events like the latest Livingstone scandal, because of the weight of historical knowledge that he brought to bear. Thanks to Wistrich and the scholars with whom he worked, we have a comprehensive historical account of the Soviet campaign against Zionism and Judaism, as well as the New Left’s adoption of anti-Semitic tropes as part of its support for the violent Palestinian struggle against Israel.

Both these milieus influenced Livingstone and his cohorts and explain why he, and they, continue to trade in abject falsehoods. The lie that See Why Robert Wistrich , page 39

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Refreshing Summer Salads Now is the perfect time to enjoy these cool salads.

By: Yvette Alt Miller

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From The Foods of Israel Today by Joan Nathan (Alfred A. Knopf, New York: 2001).

ere are some new twists on old favorites to try today.

Jerusalem Beet Salad

I first tasted this refreshing salad at the Jerusalem home of my friend Chani, who often makes it during Israel's hot summers.  4-5 large beets  1 bunch Italian parsley  1 bunch fresh cilantro  1/2 cup toasted, salted pistachio nuts, shelled  1/4 cup red wine vinegar  4 T olive oil  2 T sugar, or to taste  1/2 t salt Peel and boil beets until tender (or buy ready-cooked beets, if you can find them in your supermarket.) Drain and cool beets, then dice into half-inch cubes.

Thoroughly wash and dry parsley and cilantro, then finely chop and add to the beets. Mix vinegar, oil, sugar and salt together then toss with the beet mixture.

Stir in pistachio nuts just before serving.

Serves 6.

Chilled Japanese Noodles

Chilled Japanese Noodles  1/2 lb Angel Hair noodles  3/4 cup thinly sliced green onion  3/4 cup chicken soup (can use instant vegetarian chicken soup flavored powder to make soup)  6 T soy sauce  1 T dry sherry  1 1/2 t grated fresh ginger Cook noodles according to package directions. When finished cooking, drain and rinse thoroughly with cold water, then drain again.

Combine noodles and green onions; set aside.

Combine remaining ingredients, then toss with noodles with. Chill until serving.

Serves 6.

 1/4 cup (50 g) pine nuts, lightly toasted  A large bunch of flat-leafed parsley, finely chopped (1 cup) Put the cracked wheat in a large bowl and cover with plenty of cold, slightly salted water.

Leave to soak for 1/2 – 3/4 hour, or until it is tender (the coarsely ground one takes much longer). Drain in a colander with small holes and press the excess water out.

In a serving bowl, beat the olive oil with the pomegranate concentrate or dissolved tamarind paste or sour cherry concentrate. Add the lemon juice, tomato paste, cumin, coriander, allspice, and cayenne pepper and beat well. Pour over the cracked wheat and mix very well. TAste before you add more salt if necessary. Add the nuts and flat-leafed parsley and mix well.

(Another particularly tasty version includes 2 large chopped onions fried in oil.)

Adapted from The Book of Jewish Food: An Odyssey from Samarkand to New York by Claudia Roden (Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.: 1996).

Serves 6-8.

Jerusalem Beet Salad

Israeli Cabbage Salad Cooked Tomato and Pepper Salad (Matbucha)

Cooked Tomato and Pepper Salad (Matbucha) Cookery writer Joan Nathan explains she loves the Israeli saying about this wonderful salad: "Ata margish et ha esh" – you feel the smoky fire when you eat it. Colorful and deeply flavored, this popular Israeli salad goes well with fresh bread for a light summer meal.  4 green bell peppers  1/4 cup vegetable oil or extra virgin olive oil  3 lbs. very ripe fresh tomatoes (about 8), peeled, seeded, and diced, or one 32-ounce can diced tomatoes, drained  6 cloves garlic, minced  1 t sugar  2 t sweet paprika  2 t salt, or to taste  Freshly ground pepper, to taste  1 T extra virgin olive oil for drizzling Put the whole peppers on a baking tray under the broiler, turning frequently with tongs, until they are charred on all sides, about 20 minutes. Place them in a tightly closed plastic bag for 10 minutes to allow the skins to loosen. Peel the charred skin from the peppers, discard the seeds, and cut into 1-inch squares.

Heat the oil in a heavy skillet, and add the peppers, tomatoes, garlic, sugar, paprika, salt, and pepper to taste. Simmer over a low flame, stirring occasionally and mashing the vegetables with a fork until the liquid begins to evaporate. Continue cooking until the salad has a thick, sauce-like consistency.

Drizzle with olive oil and serve at room temperature.

Serves Six

Cracked Wheat and Nut Salad (Bazargan)

Cracked Wheat and Nut Salad (Bazargan) In researching Jewish cooking around the world, cookbook author Claudia Roden came across this old Syrian dish which has died out in Syria itself – and is kept alive by immigrant communities around the world. This intriguing salad has a delicious sweet and sour flavor, and can be served as a side dish or a main course for a light meal.

It is traditionally made with sour pomegranate concentrate or tamarind paste. I've found that sour cherry concentrate – which also has a deep, sweet-and-sour flavor and is easier to find in American markets – also works well in this recipe.  2 3/4 cups (350 g) bulgur (cracked wheat)  Salt  6-8 T extra-virgin olive oil  3 T sour pomegranate concentrate, or 2 T tamarind paste dissolved in 4 T boiling water, or 3 T sour cherry concentrate  Juice of 1 lemon or to taste  5 T tomato paste  1 t ground cumin  1 t ground coriander  1/2 t ground allspice  1/2 t cayenne or chili pepper, or more to taste  1 1/4 cups (150 g) very coarsely chopped walnuts  1 cup (100 g) very coarsely chopped hazelnuts

 3 cups shredded cabbage  Juice of 1 lemon  2 garlic cloves, finely minced  1 t sugar  1 t salt, or to taste  2 T olive oil  2 T chopped parsley or cilantro Mix lemon juice, garlic, salt, sugar and oil, then toss thoroughly with the shredded cab-

bage. Stir in parsley or cilantro, and let stand at least an hour so the flavors can mingle.

Serve chilled or at room temperature. This makes a wonderful, refreshing accompaniment to grilled meat.

Serves 6.

Sushi Salad This colorful dish captures the flavors of sushi in a delicious, unusual salad.  2 cups uncooked, long-grain white rice  2 1/2 cups water  2-3 T mirin (Japanese rice wine) or sherry  6 T unseasoned rice vinegar or sherry  1/2 cup sugar (you can use more or less, to taste)  1 1/4 t salt  6 T peanut or canola oil  1 egg  1 medium carrot, minced  1 small cucumber, peeled, seeded and minced  2 scallions, minced (use both white and green parts)  1-2 cups fresh or frozen green peas (steamed lightly if fresh; if using frozen, just defrost)  A few green beans, cut in 1/2 inch pieces and lightly steamed  A few snow peas, lightly steamed  1 small yellow summer squash, minced and lightly steamed  3-4 T minced sushi ginger (available in Asian markets)  3 T sesame seeds, lightly toasted Rince the rice, then place in a saucepan with the mirin or sherry. Bring to a boil, cover, lower heat to a simmer and cook until tender, about 10-12 minutes.

Remove the pan from the stove, and let stand – uncovered – 10 minutes. Meanwhile, combine the vinegar, sugar, and salt in a small bowl, and stir until the sugar dissolves. (This is easier if you heat the vinegar first.)

Scramble the egg in a little of the oil. Transfer the egg to a plate, and cut into small pieces.

Add the egg and all the remaining ingredients to the rice. Mix gently until combined, then transfer salad to a serving bowl. Serve chilled or at room temperature.

Serves 6.

Adapted from Still Life with Menu by Molly Katzen (Ten Speed Press: 1988).

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World's Greatest Jewish Composer OU & YU Publish Concise Code of Celebrated at Town Hall Jewish Law on Shabbat Observance

By Joyce Vetere Milowski and Dan Miller

Edited By JV Staff

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n Monday June 4th almost 1,500 theater goers joined New York’s First Mother, Matilda Cuomo, former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell, Broadway regulars, Dame Hellen Mirren, Geraldine Hughes, Tyne Daly and Joel Zwick and family members of Irving Berlin to attend the New York premiere of “Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin,” at Town Hall in Manhattan.

Canadian actor Hershey Felder put on a one man show presenting the life and music of arguably the greatest Jewish songwriter of all time, Irving Berlin. Felder began Berlin’s sto-

Hershey Felder, complimented for his performance of Hersehy Felder as Irving Brelin by Irving Berlin's daughters Elizabeth Peters and Linda Louise Emmet, actress Dame Helen Mirren ( star of "The Woman in Gold") and the show's director Trevor Hay. (Photo by Dan Miller/DMD IMAGES)

ry at the age of five when Berlin left Russia with his family, following a pogrom where he witnessed his village being burnt to

Actress Tyne Daly, Hershey Felder and Matilda Cuomo at Sardi's following Felder's New York Premiere "Hershey Felder As Irving Berlin," at Town Hall. (Photo by Dan Miller/DMD IMAGES)

the ground forcing his family to leave Russia, very much like what we have been accustomed to in the Broadway production “Fiddler on the Roof.”

Irving Berlin, an Orthodox Jew, was born, Israel Isadore Baline in 1888 in Tyumen, part of the Russian Empire. His family came to New York when Irving was only five years old, and he was credited with having written his first song at nine, “Marie From Sunny Italy,” in 1907. Berlin lived to be 101(died September 22, 1989) in New York City.

Irving Berlin was a devout Orthodox Jew and married twice outside his faith. In spite of that he continued to follow

U Press, the publishing division of the Orthodox Union, announces the publication of The Concise Code of Jewish Law: A Guide to the Observance of Shabbat, published in conjunction with Maggid Books and Yeshiva University Press.

This volume on the laws of Shabbat is the first part of a landmark four-volume series covering all areas of practical halachah relevant today. Originally published a generation ago by Rabbi Gersion Appel, the Concise Code volume on Shabbat has now been revised and updated by Rabbi Daniel Goldstein, in style as well as in substance, to address the needs of the current generation. It is a modern and user-friendly text presenting the complex laws of Shabbat comprehensively, but concisely, in one volume containing everything from the laws of prayer on Shabbat to use of smartphones.

Concise Code is a perfect text for everyone from beginners to advanced students who wish to enhance their Shabbat observance and their knowledge of practical halachah. The book follows an easy-to-use format for study, with basic

Originally published a generation ago by Rabbi Gersion Appel, the Concise Code volume on Shabbat has now been revised and updated by Rabbi Daniel Goldstein, in style as well as in substance, to address the needs of the current generation.

laws contained in the main body of the text, and annotations containing more detailed explanations as well as contemporary applications. The book contains a section of references in Hebrew providing sources for each annotation, as well as an index and list of halachic annotations, making

it a helpful reference work as well.

Concise Code combines the classic sources of halachah with the rulings of poskim from the recent past and down to our own day. Perhaps unique in its breadth of sources, Concise Code draws from the rulings of a wide spectrum of leading poskim of the recent past including Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach, and Rabbi Hayim David Halevy. Concise Code also incorporates the views of many contemporary poskim, such as Rabbi Nachum Rabinovitch and Rabbi Eliezer Melamed, as well as Rabbi Hershel Schachter and Rabbi Mordechai Willig (who also provided letters of endorsement for the work).

OU Press, the publishing division of the Orthodox Union, publishes high quality works of Jewish thought and Torah scholarship. In addition to Concise Code, other works of contemporary halachah from OU Press include Rabbi David Brofsky’s Hilchot Tefillah, an in-depth look at the laws of prayer; and Dovid Lichtenstein’s Headlines: Halachic Debates of Current Events, discussing current topics from the perspective of Jewish law.

See World's Greatest Jewish Composer , page 39

Operation Finale: Eichmann Trial NYC Student Exhibition Returns Exhibition Extended Till July to The Met for 9th Season

By Sam Stein

Edited By JV Staff

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.S. Art 2016: Celebrating the Creative Spirit of NYC Kids, the annual juried exhibition of works of art in a variety of media created by public school students in New York City's five boroughs, will return to The Met Fifth Avenue this summer, from June 14 through October 23, 2016. The Museum will celebrate the artists with an opening ceremony for students, parents, and teachers at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 14, the evening of the City's annual Museum Mile Festival, after which the exhibition will open for a special public viewing. In addition to being displayed at The Met, a select group of works of art from the exhibition will also be featured for five days on outdoor digital screens in Times Square, June 22–26, courtesy of the Times Square Advertising Coalition (TSAC).

P.S. Art 2016: Celebrating the Creative Spirit of NYC Kids is a project of the New York City Department of Education and Studio in a School Association, Inc. By presenting the work of public school students from prekindergarten through the 12th grade, P.S. Art highlights the ways in which creativity, artistic ability, and subject mat-

Annual Juried Exhibition Displays Artistic Creativity and Accomplishments of Public School Students throughout New York City

ter evolve on the journey from childhood to adulthood. The 89 works in this year's exhibition were made by 90 young artists with a broad spectrum of life experience. Students with special needs will be represented, as will students participating in advanced-placement art classes.

Dignitaries from the New York City Department of Education, Studio in a School, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be among the speakers at the private ceremony prior to the opening.

For the second consecutive

year, a selection of art from the exhibition will be displayed on outdoor digital screens in Times Square through a collaboration with TSAC. Images of the selected works will be shown for three minutes every hour from Wednesday, June 22, through Sunday, June 26, on signs owned and operated by ABC, Bank of America, and Clear Channel Spectacolor. A press conference will mark the kickoff of this collaborative project at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, June 22, on Military Island (located in Times Square on Broadway, between 43th and 44th Streets).

Thomas P. Campbell, Director and CEO of The Met, remarked, "It's always rewarding to present the work of our City's talented young artists.

These students are at the perfect age to discover their creativity through The Met, and we hope they continue to enjoy the Museum throughout their lives."

Sandra Jackson-Dumont, the Museum's Frederick P. and Sandra P. Rose Chairman of Education, added, "The works of art in this exceptional exhibition represent a powerful combination of diverse perspectives, unique artistic voices, hard work, and supportive communities. We are thrilled See NYC Student Exhibition , page 37

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he Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is extending Operation Finale: The Capture & Trial of Adolf Eichmann through July 24, 2016. “Fascinating, touching and terrifying,” one exhibition-goer shared on Facebook after seeing Operation Finale. “Absolutely a ‘must-see’,” wrote another.

“We’ve presented 27 special exhibitions on everything from biblical treasures to comic book superheroes over the last 10 years,” says Maltz Museum executive director Ellen Rudolph. “The secret history behind the daring, high stakes spy operation that made a key perpetrator of the Holocaust accountable for crimes against humanity has emerged as one of our most popular exhibitions to-date.”

The 4,000-square-foot multimedia exhibition created by the Maltz Museum in partnership with the Mossad — Israeli Secret Intelligence Service, and Beit Hatfutsot — Museum of the Jewish People, was originally slated to close June 12. It will now run through the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.

“Operation Finale” was the code name for the effort to capture Eichmann. Responsible for transporting millions to death camps during World War II, the high-ranking Nazi official was hiding in Argentina when he was apprehended by Mossad agents in 1960 and smuggled out of the country. Films, photographs and 60 recently declassified mission-related artifacts encourage visitors to explore the spy story’s twists and turns. “This is the first time the Mossad has allowed archival materials from a clandestine operation to travel outside of Israel,” says Rudolph. “The printed maps, hand-forged license passports and handwritten case files underscore the complexity of pre-digital espionage.”

An immersive, three- channel video installation that includes the actual bulletproof booth from which a dispassionate Eichmann

The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is extending Operation Finale: The Capture & Trial of Adolf Eichmann through July 24, 2016.

claimed innocence asks visitors to consider a legacy of one of the most high profile trials of the 20th century—the empowerment of survivors to tell their stories and challenge future generations to address crimes against humanity.

“Every day, everywhere across the globe people are experiencing forms of discrimination, exclusion, persecution and acts of violence based on race, religion, gender, gender identity or politics,” says Rudolph. “Ultimately Operation Finale reminds us that, as Elie Wiesel declared in his 1986 Nobel Prize speech, ‘Wherever men and women are persecuted because of their race, religion, or political views, that place must—at that moment—become the center of the universe.’”

Operation Finale: The Capture & Trial of Adolf Eichmann travels across the country following its Cleveland debut. For more information and future locations, visit maltzmuseum. org.

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The Jewish View of Marriage – Part I Three ingredients of a successful marriage By: Rabbi Dan Silverman

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ost of us, if we aren't already, will end up getting married at some point in our lives.

How many of us plan on getting divorced? If statistics are right, there's a good chance half of us will.

The relationships in our lives largely determine the amount of happiness we have in life. Who we choose to marry is arguably the most important decision we will make in determining our happiness and our children's happiness (and even your parents' happiness).

We train and license people for almost every conceivable activity. Doctors, lawyers, plumbers, chefs, interior designers – they all have to prove their competence before we would dare use them.

But for the big issues in life, for the things that really matter, there really is no training – no degrees in parenting, schools for happiness, PhD's in relationships.

"A man should therefore leave his father and mother and be united with his wife, and they shall become one flesh" (Genesis 2:24).

For most of us we approach the issues in love and marriage as orphans, without learning from the cumulative experience and wisdom of past generations. We approach the key questions – What is marriage? How do I find the right person? How do I ensure a happy, fulfilling marriage? – alone, making all sorts of mistakes as we try to figure it out and get it right. That method would work – if no one got hurt along the way.

Today, marriage seems to be a kind of evolutionary accident. After a period of getting acquainted, dating and becoming romantically involved comes the stage of restlessness.

The couple confronts the terrifying question of: What next?

The default answer puts them on the altar of marriage, vowing to live happily ever after.

Hopefully.

of marriage is two halves becoming one, completing each other.

What does the couple need in order to accomplish this sense of unification? Imagine marriage as a journey down the path of life. Car, gas, food – we're ready to go. What is necessary for the two travelers in this car to “unite” for this trip? a. Destination: They have

five years – yet never discussed if they wanted to have children!

Don't think this a far-out example. Couples break up over many issues: How to raise their kids, where to live, how much a part religion will play in their lives, giving priority to a career or family, whose career will come first if they're in conflict.

Shared values and priorities provide a structure which

Who we choose to marry is arguably the most important decision we will make in determining our happiness and our children's happiness (and even your parents' happiness).

Jews believe that God created the world for man to have a life of meaning and pleasure.

He wants us to have it all. And He gave us an instruction book telling us how to get it. The Torah is Torat Chaim – literally, the instructions for living.

How do you think the Torah describes the state of being married? Eternal bliss?

Chained?

"A man should therefore leave his father and mother and be united with his wife, and they shall become one flesh" (Genesis 2:24). Marriage is the process of becoming one flesh. Marriage is not two people coming together to form a partnership, nor an agreement to be roommates permanently.

It’s not a method to get a tax break, or a way to share household chores. The Jewish idea

to know where they're going in order to commit to go together. If one wants to go skiing, he can't get there with someone who wants to go to the beach. b. Commitment: Two people won't arrive at their destination if one can back out at a second's notice. c. Affinity: If they can't stand each other, it’s going to be an intolerable ride.

Life Goals The essence of marriage is the commitment to pursue life goals together.

Marriage needs to have clear goals shared by husband and wife. It's so obvious, but so often ignored. I know a couple who almost ended up divorced because after a few years of marriage he wanted children and she didn't want the burden of raising them. They dated for

unites the couple and allows them to work on becoming "one flesh.”

Some of us think that marriage itself is enough of a life goal. We are fed the illusion that you don't need any goals outside of one another. “All you need is love.”

Not true. Marriage itself is not a life goal. It puts an unbearable strain on a relationship if the partners expect the relationship will satisfy all their needs.

Love is not all you need.

Marriage is a powerful tool to help us pursue the things we care about in life with added energy, with an added sense of self. If you’re depressed, aimless and single, you'll be depressed, aimless and married.

Life goals are the things in life that mean everything

to you, the values that you stand for, that you're willing to sacrifice for. If they're so easy to change, then chances are they're not so important to you.

What do we mean by values?

Honesty, integrity, loyalty, kindness. If she’s not nice to her own family, there’s a good chance she’s not going to be nice to yours, either.

This person is going to be the parent of your children.

How will they shape your kids?

You can't delay discussing life goals, hoping you'll come to an agreement once you're married, expecting the other person to change. Ideas and tastes change, but character is something very hard to change. Don't expect her to change. You have to be ruthlessly honest.

For many people, the problem is the lack of clear life goals. We spend years going to college, learning how to make a decent living, but we are rarely challenged to confront the issues of what priorities supersede our financial goals.

Sure, we all have a vague sense of what we want in life: to be good, raise a family, make the world a better place.

These are lovely sentiments, but in the words of Gloria Steinem, "We best know our values when we look at our check stubs." Our true values are most revealed – not by what we say, but by the way we spend our time and money.

If we aren't clearly defining our life goals, then they are being defined for us. We tend to adopt society's values, and today society's main value is wealth and success. People magazine is filled with the lives of the rich and famous, not the wise and happy. There once was an advertisement that showed the sun setting behind a luxury automobile. The caption read: "You are looking at 3,500 pounds of life goal fulfillment."

We spend so much time and energy on becoming rich and successful, yet we all know

that that is not what it's all about. We will never hear a eulogy of how he “was a very classy dresser, he always drove this year's model, and his house was enormous."

Besides this, success and career as life goals are not necessarily conducive to a good marriage. Success requires a lot of time and energy, and that often comes at the expense of one’s spouse and family.

Before you can contemplate marriage, you need to know your life goals: What

Marriage needs to have clear goals shared by husband and wife. It's so obvious, but so often ignored do I want to do with my life?

What are the things that mean everything to me? And why?

Here are two exercises that might help clarify things: a) Life goals are those things you’d regret not having done if you died tomorrow.

Rabbi Noah Weinberg zt”l said: “You don't know what you're living for, unless you know what you're ready to die for. Articulate the essential things that make life constantly purposeful. Go further and ask, "Why? Why am I ready to die for this?" Be clear. And then: If you're ready to die for it, live for it. What else could be more meaningful? b) List three people you respect most in the world. Identify what you respect. Why do you value this?

Couples may argue over a stray toothpaste cap or whose turn it is to get up with the baby, but no matter how heated these run-ins become, they should never destroy a marriage.

Know your own goals in life. Then you can talk about whether or not the person you’re dating is moving in the same direction. (Aish.com) (TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK)

4 Defining Moments of Parenting Treasuring the gift of our children.

By: Sara Debbie Gutfreund arenting is comprised of ordinary and extraordinary moments of connection and growth as I try my best to love, help and treasure my children. There are so many defining moments of parenting; moments that can uplift us and transform us if we hold onto them. Here are four precious moments that changed me.

daughter came home that day, I wanted to cross-examine her.

Why? Where were you? What's wrong with you?

I took one look at my daughter and I knew she needed me to listen, not talk. That’s how I found out that she was late for class because she was comforting a sobbing friend, and she didn't tell the teacher in order to protect her friend's privacy. In that moment, I listened and truly heard my child's voice.

1. The moment I decided to listen.

2. The moment I loved the blue hat.

A teacher called and informed me that my daughter had come late to class and she didn't explain why. When my

I’ve always liked my children to be well-dressed and put together. When we had three daughters under the age

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There are so many defining moments of parenting; moments that can uplift us and transform us if we hold onto them

of three, we had dozens of matching outfits with coordinating headbands to go with them. But one summer, my two-year-old daughter put on a denim hat with a big pink flower from the dress up box and she absolutely refused to take it off. I thought about throwing it away when she went to sleep. I thought about bribing her. I tried to talk her into at least once a week putting on the beautiful, white headband that matched her Shabbos dress.

One afternoon, sitting on the park bench as my daughters climbed up the ladder to the slide, I saw three perfectly matched little girls with one of them laughing as she climbed, the big blue hat perched above her blonde ponytail. And I

knew at that moment that I would not ask her to take off the hat again. In that moment, I loved the denim hat with the huge pink flower because my daughter loved it. It was beautiful because she is beautiful.

That moment I let go of how I wanted my child to look and cared only about how she felt. Climbing the ladder with the sun behind her, her smile was more perfect than any outfit could have possibly been.

3. The moment I said thank You. You would think that the moment my first child was born would have been one of the most grateful moments of my life, but that's not the moSee 4 Defining Moments , page 37

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Parshas Nasso – Arrogance: A State of Delusion By: Rabbi Ben Tzion Shafier

Parshas Nasso A man or a woman who separates themselves as a Nazir to HASHEM…Bamidbar 6:2 With these words the Torah begins the parsha of Nazir.

A Nazir is one who in order to distance himself from sin will separate from worldly pleasures and dedicate himself for a given time exclusively to serving HASHEM. because he is now in a state of holiness, he must not cut his hair, drink wine or become spiritually impure. If he does become spiritually impure during this time,

The Chovos Halevovos (Shaar Hachnah) explains that the antidote to arrogance is to remember that I am human.

he must bring a sacrifice of atonement.

The Gemerah explains that Rebbe Shimon Hatzadik never ate from such a korbon that a Nazir brought, because he was afraid that the Nazirs intentions weren’t pure, and the korbon might be invalidated.

Gemerah Nazir 9b Rebbe Shimon HaTzadik said all of my life I never ate from the Korbon that Nazir brought. One day a nazir came from the south and I saw that he was extremely handsome, with beautiful eyes, and long flowing hair. I said to him, “My son, why do you wish to destroy your beautiful hair? He said to me, “I was a shepard working for my father, one day I went to fill the water from the spring, I looked into my reflection in the water and my evil inclination grabbed me, and tried to fill me with arrogance. I said to him, ‘Wicked one, why are you being arrogant in a world that

The Gemerah explains that Rebbe Shimon Hatzadik never ate from such a korbon that a Nazir brought, because he was afraid that the Nazirs intentions weren’t pure, and the korbon might be invalidated.

isn’t yours? In a body that will be filled with worm. I will shave you to serve HASHEM. Rebbe Shimon HaTzadik said, I kissed him on the head and I said to him, “My son, there should be many more nazirs like you in the Jewish nation.

The Maharsah explains that this Nazir was a Chacham The man’s statement is dif-

ficult to understand: he said to himself, “Wicked one, why are you arrogant in a world that isn’t yours. Why does arrogance automatically make him wicked? And if arrogance is wicked, what difference does it make whether it is his world or HASHEM’s?

The answer to this question is based on understanding

This Week’s Parsha – Possessive Nouns

By: Rabbi Osher Jungreis

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"May G-d bless thee and keep thee" "May He cause His countenance to shine upon thee ad be gracious unto thee" "May HaShem lift His Face unto thee and grant thee peace" (Deut. 6: 23-26) -d conferred upon our patriarch Abraham the privilege of bestowing blessing "And you shall be a blessing..."

(Genesis 12:2). That honor was passed on to Isaac and then to Jacob. In this week`s parsha, HaShem instructs Moshe to bequeath this privilege to Aaron and all his descendants - the Kohanim, in perpetuity. To this very day, the Kohanim bless us during the services on our Holy Days. In the land of Israel however, the Kohanim bless the congregation every day.

The cantor chants this blessing every morning during the repetition of the Amidah, and we recite it in our daily prayers as well.

Only the holy things that we do, only our acts of spirituality, whether manifested in relationships with our fellow man or with our Creator, remain. Those holies are ours!

The author writes: At the time, the VP was the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and was a guest of his good friend and well-known philanthropist, Joel Boyarsky, a member of our local community and dear friend of our school.

they are no longer his holies, they belong to the Temple. A plaque may afford recognition, but it surely is not a certificate of title. If the verse is referring to holy items owned by an individual, then it seems redundant as well. A man’s possessions are of course his!

A number of years ago, we had the honor of having Vice President Joseph Biden of Delaware (then the US Senator of Delaware) deliver a commencement address at our Yeshiva’s graduation. At the time, the VP was the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and was a guest of his good friend and well-known philanthropist, Joel Boyarsky, a member of our local community and dear friend of our

school.

After the ceremony, I had the privilege of riding together with the then Senator in Mr. Boyarsky’s stretch limousine, a fully apportioned vehicle that was truly befitting its prestigious passengers, among them many dignitaries and businessmen, who frequented its inner chambers.

As we rode for a while, discussing everything from politics to Israel, and issues surrounding Jewish education, something in the back corner of the limousine caught the corner of my eye.

There was a tefillin zeckel, a velvet case that hold sacred Jewish phylacteries tucked See This Week’s Parsha , page 36

A master needs a servant,, and a servant needs a master Arrogance g is based on a state of delusion Talent on loan from G-d Taking credit for the attribute

To recognize one’s strengths isn’t arrogance.

Humility y is p pivotal towards our Avodas HASHEM It is difficult to be humble when you are so great In the common parlance we hear the expression it is really it is easier- provided you recognize where those gifts come from. The Misilos Yesharim explains that more that I have, the more that I have been given—provided that I remember that I have been given all of this. The problem is that I take credit for it, in some sense I feel as if I were its creator.

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A Blessing For All Eternity

By: Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky here is a seemingly mysterious, if not cryptic, set of verses in this week’s portion. “And every portion from any of the holies that the Children of Israel bring to the Kohen shall be his. A man’s holies shall be his, and what a man gives to the Kohen shall be his”(Numbers 5:9-10) The posuk prompts so many homiletic and Midrashic interpretations. Even after Rashi, the Master of Torah explanation, clarifies a simple meaning to the verse, he affirms that “there are varying interpretation from Midrashic sources.” Obviously Rashi foreshadows a need for deeper interpretation.

To that end I will lend my take. What does the Torah mean that “a man’s holies shall be his”? How are holies, his?

And what are holies anyway?

After all, when one dedicates items to the Temple,

arrogance The Chovos Halevovos (Shaar Hachnah) explains that the antidote to arrogance is to remember that I am human.

The simple recognition that I am made of flesh and blood will dislodge the sense of superiority from my heart. The reason for this is that all arrogance is based on delusion.

The delusion that I am powerful, the delusion that I am invinible and ultimately the delusion that I will live forever.

Arrogance is not a feeling of self worth, rather it is a false sense of invulerablity

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G-d conferred upon our patriarch Abraham the privilege of bestowing blessing "And you shall be a blessing..." (Genesis 12:2).

To this very day, the Kohanim bless us during the services on our Holy Days. In the land of Israel however, the Kohanim bless the congregation every day.

On the eve of every Sabbath, in the glow of the candlelight, it is this blessing that every parent imparts to his child.

How fortunate we are that we are able to bless our children with the very words that were given to us by G-d Himself through His Torah. Moreover, when we pronounce the Priestly Blessing, we connect to the millions of souls who preceded us, as well as to our Heavenly Father Himself.

The blessing is composed of three parts. The first contains three words in memory of the patriarchs; the second, five words, anchoring us to the Five Books of Moses; The third, seven words, reminding us of the seven heavens, and asking G-d to shower us with His bounty.

Prior to imparting the blessing, the Kohanim themselves have to recite a prayer, the last word of which is "love," teaching us that a pre-condition to imparting a blessing is that one`s heart be overflowing with love. We, the Jewish People, are called "Mamlechet Kohanim - a Priestly Kingdom", and each and every one of us should always strive to convey blessings to one another, especially now, in these difficult times when so many people are hurting and brethren in Israel are in danger.

Meaning of the Blessings: The first blessing is for health and sustenance, but we need G-d`s blessing that we not See A Blessing For All Eternity , page 37

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Goldman Sachs to Establish Business Continued from page 41

the 7th floor of LaGuardia’s “C” building, at 29-10 Thomson Ave. in Long Island City, Queens, on the same floor as LaGuardia Community College’s NYDesigns, an on-campus incubator for startup tech and design companies.

“There’s a lot of synergy between our 10,000 Small Businesses program and NYDesigns, and we selected the location for the new Center to encourage even more collaboration,” said Jane Schulman, Vice President of LaGuardia’s Division of

Adult and Continuing Education and Executive Director of 10,000 Small Businesses in New York at LaGuardia.

“Some companies in 10,000 Small Businesses decide to rent space in NYDesigns, which allows them to use an onsite laser cutter, 3D printer, and other high-tech tools in NYDesign’s FabLab, or use its procurement and development centers.”

One example of this synergy is the story of Nadira El Khang, originally from Morocco, who graduated from LaGuardia Community College in February 2014 with

New Dental Implant Tech Continued from page 42

countries, he tells ISRAEL21c.

The company was founded in 2011 by oral maxillofacial surgeon and attorney Dr. Shlomo Barak, who also founded Israel’s Maccabident chain of

dental clinics and headed the Mouth and Jaw Institute at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera.

In the late 1980s, a patient came to Barak with a jaw fracture. Radiation treatment for cancer had made her jawbone

NYC Health Dept Enforces Continued from page 43

and many restaurants in the city were complying with the rule ahead of enforcement.

Restaurants found not in compliance during a regular Health Department inspection will be issued a notice of violation that is subject to a fine. Vi-

Maimonides Center for Bloodless Continued from page 43

RISKS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION “Did you know that some people have adverse reactions to blood transfusions?” asked Dr. Slatkin. “Complications can be similar to the rejection that accompanies an organ transplant, a reminder that receiving a blood transfusion is similar to an organ transplant, only in liquid form.”

One in 400 blood transfusions results in a serious complication, and dozens more cause milder but significant reactions in patients. Fortunate-

ly, there are steps that can be taken to minimize these risks.

BLOOD MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES One strategy is for physicians to augment or “build up” a patient’s blood before surgery with iron supplements and highly-effective medications that stimulate red blood cell production.

During surgery, “blood salvage” can take place, too.

This means that during the normal bleeding that takes place in surgery, your blood is collected via a tube attached to

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away in the corner of the back windshield. Protruding from the corner of the purple-velvet case were the retzuos, the sacred straps that bind a people to their rituals.

I was both amazed and perplexed at the same time. Mr.

Boyarsky, as I knew him, was not a very observant Jew. I was not even sure if he kept kosher.

Yet the tefillin were right there, almost displayed in open view, in the same limousine in which he closed multi-million dollar deals with prominent businessmen, and discussed sensitive issues with the most prominent

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what they want, borrowing from popular fashion brands like Old Navy and H&M. He intends to not only reduce his inventory but focus more on Ralph Lauren’s core brands: Ralph Lauren, Lauren and Polo.

Larsson has had success at leading other fashion companies back to success after dropping sales. They include Gap Inc’s Old Navy, where he managed to slash production times and instead focused attention on offering trendy items at lower prices. He had also worked at H&M for 15

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an associate’s in accounting.

While studying at LaGuardia, Ms. El Khang began NadiraBag—a store featuring her unique and fashionable handmade leather bags. She connected with Queens-LaGuardia Small Business Development Center where staff urged her to apply for the Capital One Entrepreneurial program at NYDesigns, a 10-week training for aspiring entrepreneurs, featuring business workshops and mentoring.

At the program’s conclusion, Ms. El Khang took home the top prize in the Capital One Student Design Entrepreneur Challenge, which came with $1,000 to put towards her business and additional

business counsel from Capital One. She then rented office space at NYDesigns, where she received counsel on her business plan. After building a thriving e-store on Etsy, she then sought assistance to grow her business and was accepted into 10,000 Small Businesses in New York at LaGuardia. “10,000 Small Businesses helped unlock my fears about expanding my business, and gave me the confidence to broaden my leather goods store from online, to in-person at a pop-up store called Made In Queens,” said Ms. El Khang who is currently pursuing a master’s degree in business at Brooklyn College. “The

store’s grand opening will be June 15th in Long Island City, and I’m so excited for my future and for the future of NadiraBag.”

In 2010, LaGuardia Community College was selected by Goldman Sachs as the first community college in the country for its 10,000 Small Businesses initiative.

Since the founding of the program, the program at LaGuardia has trained more than 600 businesses that

have created new jobs, secured loans, and negotiated new contracts.

Given the success of the program at LaGuardia, Goldman Sachs expanded 10,000 Small Businesses throughout the United States and the United Kingdom, and to date has established programs in 31 sites worldwide, and has served nearly 6,300 small businesses. The program results have been outstanding. Sixty-nine percent of participants have reported increased revenues within six months after graduating and forty-eight percent of participants have reported creating net new jobs within six months after graduating.

brittle and unable to hold the screws and plates normally used in jaw-repair surgery.

Barak recalled hearing a lecture about using electromagnetic stimulation in orthopedics, and he contacted the manufacturer of the large machines used in this type of therapy. Sure enough, a ninemonth course of treatment

cured the patient and Barak published a paper in The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery about his unusual application of the concept.

“Dr. Barak knew that Israel is good at miniaturizing things, so he got the idea that this could be a good solution for implants,” says Yakobson.

He started the company in the Trendlines medical technology incubator with a modest grant from the Office of the Chief Scientist, finishing the incubator phase in 2014. The company recently raised another $800,000 for further development, marketing and sales, bringing its total financing to $1.9 million.

One immediate goal is making the MED even smaller, as currently it can be used only to replace rear (molar) teeth.

“We are in the final stages of developing a smaller version of our product and we are now starting R&D in the application of our technology in orthopedics as well,” says Yakobson.

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olations do not count toward the restaurant’s grade.

The sodium warning rule was passed by the Board of Health in 2015 to alert New Yorkers about chain restaurant foods with excessively high sodium. There’s a

well-established link between high sodium intake and high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. Heart disease is the leading cause of death nationally, contributing to one out of every four deaths. In 2014, approximately 17,000

people in New York City died from heart disease. The average New York City adult consumes nearly 40 percent more than the recommended daily limit of 2,300 mg.

The sodium warning rule is a key tool in efforts to reduce

chronic disease and close the health gaps between Whites and people of color in New York City.

For more information on the sodium warning rule, call 311 or visit nyc.gov/health/ salt.

a machine that separates your blood into its various components, “washes” the blood, and returns it to your body—in one continuous circuit.

Another well-known approach has been around for many years: “autologous donation,” allowing you to donate your own blood in advance of your surgery, eliminating the risk of an allergic reaction.

“It was such a relief to me and my family that Dr. Slatkin was willing to perform my high-risk surgery without transfusions,” said Claudene West, who needed a C-section when she was only seven months pregnant. “He and his team made every step of the way less stressful for us.”

Ms. West and her baby boy both had excellent outcomes and are now the picture of good health. Countless other patients have expressed similar sentiments.

Blood transfusions have long been seen as miracles of modern medicine, allow-

ing lives to be saved when illness or injury depletes the body’s blood supply. Many of us have donated our own blood to build the reserves that might help save the lives of others in a crisis. And, indeed, transfusions are often truly lifesaving and blood donations remain vitally important in healthcare, especially for trauma patients and others in danger of life-threatening blood loss.

“Transfusions still save lives,” said Dr. Slatkin. “But if you would like to avoid the potential risks associated with transfusions, we can provide the safest options for you and your loved ones. With our new protocols, a blood transfusion

should be the last resort—not the first option.”

The newest protocols have resulted in reduced use of transfusions across the board at Maimonides, improving outcomes for adult and pediatric patients. Even the most complex surgical cases have been performed successfully without transfusions. For instance, our Cardiothoracic surgeons have successfully removed cardiac myxoma— tumors in the heart—without the use of transfusions.

To learn more about the Center for Bloodless Medicine & Surgery at Maimonides, and our nationally recognized clinical services, please call (718) 283-5500.

statesman.

A few weeks later, I visited Mr. Boyarsky in his office.

It was there that I popped the question.

“I don’t get it. As far as I understand, you are not observant, and your car is hardly a home to Rabbis. But yet you keep your tefillin in your car, in open view for everyone to see? Why? His terse answer remains with me until today. “When I

travel I take my things. Those tefillin are my things.”

The Torah issues a profound decree that defines not only what we have, but who we are. Those of us who understand that life as fulfilling as it may appear, how succulent the courses that it serves may taste, is but a fleeting moment in the grand scale of endless eternity. Who are we and what do we have.

I saw a bumper sticker that

seemed to have survived the NASDAQ plunge the other week, “The guy with the most toys at the end wins.” Wins what?

What are the toys?

The Torah tells us that after all the innings are pitched and the crowd walks from the packed stadium, we only have one thing. We have our holies.

They are ours. Cars break. Computers crash. Satellites explode.

Fortunes diminish and fame is

as good as yesterday’s newspaper.

Only the holy things that we do, only our acts of spirituality, whether manifested in relationships with our fellow man or with our Creator, remain. Those holies are ours! They will always belong to us. That is what we travel with and that is what we take along. In this world and the next.

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years where he aided in increasing the company’s sales from $3 billion to $17 billion and brought in partnerships with company brands like Versace and Karl Lagerfield.

The CEO will have his work cut out for him as Ralph Lauren’s sales have fallen every quarter in fiscal 2016 leading up to a decline in sales for the full year by nearly 3%.

For Shavuot, Two Tons

GRATEFUL PATIENTS The Center for Bloodless Medicine & Surgery at Maimonides has a team of dedicated Coordinators to assist patients in navigating their appointments and providing guidance throughout treatment and recovery.

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Leket, began in 2005 and has thousands of people picking in orchards and fields, and rescuing thousands of tons of agricultural crops left to rot at the end of each season.

“We have volunteers and

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workers working fields across Israel, from the Arava to the Golan. They go to pick whatever produce has been slated to be thrown away because it may be deformed, for example,” said Davaroff.

Every month, Leket Israel collects 1,000 tons of agricul-

tural produce and 146,000 hot meals from restaurants and caterers. The organization distributes rescued food to over 175,000 people in need on a weekly basis through its partnership with 195 organizations across the country.

“It’s a win-win situation for everyone involved,” concluded Davaroff.

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them that Jewish values and Israel are worth fighting for, no matter the sacrifice. The film also presents a different story about Israel and the Israeli Army, one they don't often see in the mainstream media.

But the most important thing to remember is that Mekonen is a Jewish hero because we can relate to him. He's one of us. His challenges are our challenges. His triumphs are

our triumphs.

The world needs more Jewish heroes like Mekonen Abebe.

Thankfully, they are all around us – our amazing Jewish youth. Our mission is to share their stories in a way that makes others feel connected and inspired, that reveals the majesty of the Jewish experience.

More than 80 years ago, Siegel and Shuster created an indestructible crusader for justice, a fantastic character that

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Graham T. Allison has put it, a nuclear attack is 'far more likely to arrive in a cargo container than on the tip of a missile.'"

The good news, however, is that The Netherlands' intelligence and counter-terrorism agencies are well-recognized for their research, acuity, and effectiveness.

And Rotterdam takes an especially hard line on Islamic extremism: its Essalam Mosque, Holland's largest, served as the site for anti-extremist protests. Last year,

the mosque dismissed all foreign Arabs from its board of directors. And following the January 2015 attacks in Paris, Ahmed Aboutaleb, Rotterdam's Muslim mayor, famously invited any Dutch Muslim wishing to join the jihad in Syria to make the trip and never try to return.

More, his fierce response to youth who dislike Dutch values was even more direct: he told them to "f*** off."

Perhaps, then, even as these latest arrests demonstrate just how much Europe's radical Muslim problem

NYC Student Exhibition Continued from page 33

to celebrate such a talented group of young artists and their families, and we are honored to have their imaginative work displayed on the walls of The Met." The 89 works in the P.S. Art 2016 exhibition were chosen from 1,205 submissions citywide. A jury comprised of distinguished members of

the art community, including members of The Met staff, made the final decisions. The Museum will provide free passes to all the student artists represented in the exhibition to encourage them to return frequently during the course of the show.

Now in its ninth year at The Met, the P.S. Art exhibition has become one of the many ways in which the Museum fosters

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for such an office had been delayed by Turkey, a NATO member that has had strained bilateral ties with Israel since 2010. Turkey’s eventual lifting of its rejection to an Israeli mission was viewed by some as a sign on Turkey’s part of reconciliation with Israel.

Prime Minister Netanyahu immediately welcomed the establishment of the office on May 4, referring to it as a critical step in the advancement of Israel’s security and as a

demonstration of NATO’s desire to cooperate with Israel on security matters.

“We’re in the process of opening up the office as soon as possible,” remarked Netanyahu at the press conference.

“We attach great importance to that.”

Netanyahu’s meeting today preceded an upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw scheduled for July 8-9, which NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg referred to last week as a “landmark summit” addressing “a changed security envi-

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Earlier this year, the company filed separate permits with the city to gut the 12th and 24th floors. Anbang indicated that the demolition was part of an exploratory process to discover how a broader renovation might be carried out.

But until that survey process is complete, the firm said it has

no idea how much of the residential set-aside it will actually end up using.

In order to convert hotel units into condos, Anbang would have to file plans with the state attorney general's office.

Last year, the City Council passed a law banning hotels with more than 150 units from converting over 20% of

resonated with the fearful Jewish masses of his generation.

Today, we need not be afraid any longer.

We have remarkable Jewish youth. We have Israeli soldiers. Real life heroes who, though far from indestructible, remind us just how incredible Jews can be.

Rebecca Shore is the Creative Director at Jerusalem U, a producer of film-based educational programs about Israel and Judaism. She made her directorial debut with the organization’s newest film, ‘Mekonen: The Journey of an African Jew.’

threatens to become America's radical Muslim problem, we should consider making some of Europe's more radical solutions America's solutions, too.

(Special to IPT News) Abigail R. Esman is an award-winning freelance writer based in New York and Amsterdam, the Netherlands, with more than 20 years of experience writing for national and international magazines including Salon.com, Vogue, Esquire (Holland), Town & Country, Art & Auction (where she is a contributing editor), The Christian Science Monitor, Foreign Policy, The New Republic, Artnews and others. the creativity and education of New York City students.

Each year, The Met provides free visits to more than 77,000 New York City public school students, and over 2,300 New York City public school teachers and administrators participate in professional development workshops at the Museum.

All of the works in the exhibition will also be featured on The Met website, as well as on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter using the hashtag #PSArt2016. ronment” around NATO. Netanyahu assured NATO ambassadors that Israel is prepared to help the military alliance cope with global terrorism.

“In three weeks, you’re going to have an important summit in Warsaw and I believe the combat against global terrorism should be and probably is already a central part of your agenda,” Netanyahu told the NATO ambassadors.

“Know that Israel stands ready to advance that agenda and I have no doubt that if we work together, we can roll back this terror.”

(TPS) the property into residences for two years without going through a lengthy city public review process. However, the legislation exempted recent transactions, including the Waldorf Astoria. Shortly after the legislation passed, Hilton Worldwide, which will continue to operate the hotel component, struck a deal with the Hotel and Motel Trade Council regarding severance pay for the service workers on site.

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On the college’s 750-acre arboretum campus overlooking

Long Island Sound, students and faculty create a vibrant social, cultural and intellectual community enriched by di-

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ment that stands out in my mind. The most grateful parenting moment I can remember was the first time that baby learned to walk and fell backwards onto her head. Those frightening, painful seconds when time slowed down as I tried to catch her and couldn't, and that moment afterwards when I held her as she cried and realized that despite the bump on her head, she was fine.

Thank You, God! This moment has been replayed countless times every time when my children fall or get hurt or have fever in the middle of the night. It reminds me how

blessed I am to have healthy children and how dependent I am on the One who protects them.

4. The moment I stopped pp for the sunset.

When our daughters were little they used to take ballet and the class ended right before dinner time when their baby brother was getting cranky and homework still loomed on the horizon. Week after week, I would pick them up for class and rush home.

One week, one of my daughters gazed out the window and said, "Ima, look at the sun! It's painting the sky!"

Through the haze of my

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abuse that gift, so we conclude the blessing with "Yishmorecha" — May G-d protect you.

The second blessing is that G-d illuminate our minds with the holy teachings of His To-

rah and allow us to find favor in everyone`s eyes so that we might share His teachings. The third blessing is that G-d look upon us with compassion, forgive our sins, and grant us peace. The word "peace" is the very last word in the blessing,

PAGE 37 verse perspectives. The college, founded in 1911, is known for its unique combination of interdisciplinary studies, international programs, funded internships, student-faculty research and service learning. to-do list running through my head, I looked. The sun was sinking into the mountains, setting the sky on fire with color. I hesitated for a moment and then I pulled over to a cluster of rocks off the road.

I took all of my children out of the car and we sat together watching the sun set into the horizon. And every week after that moment, we went right from ballet class to our spot to watch the sunset.

I'll never forget the wonder reflected in my children's eyes and the awe I felt as I watched them in those moments when I stopped for the sunset.

These moments of parenting are precious gifts that I treasure. Every day I thank God. In my children, I can see His light.

(Aish.com) teaching us that without peace, everything is worthless and pointless. It is precisely for this reason that the daily Amidah and the kaddish prayer end with a blessing for peace.

If there is any one generation that can appreciate the critical importance of peace, it is ours.

May G-d grant us peace speedily in our own day.

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But pro-Israel backers of the original bill are skeptical of the Democrat-dominated state legislature restoring AB 2844’s key components.

“The bill before us is an absolute failure and would move

the pro-Israel movement backwards, not only in California, but around the country and around the globe,” said Allen.

“This bill, as revised, has absolutely nothing to do with efforts to support Israel. It is not in line with any federal policy and it would apply to boycotts of com-

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constantly praise terrorists as “heroes” and “martyrs,” it is no wonder ordinary Palestinians have come to feel the same way.

The cities where the celebrations took place would be the heart of a future Palestinian state. They are just a few miles down the road from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Can those who celebrate massacres be trusted with a sovereign, independent state next door to Israel?

Myth y #5: “The major j American news outlets are staffed

by y objective, j , professionally p y trained jjournalists; if their coverage of Israel is unflattering, g, that’s because of Israel’s own p policies,, not because of media bias” CNN’s Twitter announcement of the attack put the word “terrorists” in quotation marks, stating, “Two ‘terrorists’ captured after Tel Aviv attack, Israeli police spokesman tweets.” The Washington Post’s correspondents in Israel, William Booth and Ruth Eglash, exhibited the same bias. They described the terrorists as “gun-

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horrific massacre in Orlando.

On behalf of the government and people of Israel, I would like to again express our condolences to the American people and the families at this especial-

ly difficult hour,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at the beginning of the cabinet meeting on Sunday. “This terror threatens the entire world and it is necessary – first of all – that the enlightened countries urgently unite to fight it.

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Secretary General Ban Kimoon, however, attributed the attack not to Israeli “violence”

but to Palestinian “incitement.”

“The Secretary-General is shocked that the leaders of Hamas have chosen to welcome this attack and some

munist state-owned enterprises in Cuba just as surely as it would to Israeli companies. AB 2844 is no longer a pro-Israel bill.”

The bill’s supporters say powerful Democratic committee chairs have opposed the act, and sought to dilute it.

Cristina Garcia, who chairs the Accountability Committee, has been cited as a prominent opponent of AB 2844. (INN) men,” “assailants,” and “attackers”—but never as terrorists, and only indirectly as Palestinians. And the headline-writers at Washington Post headquarters came up with this gem: “4 Killed in Tel Aviv Market Shooting that Officials Labeled Terrorist Attack.”

Perhaps copies of the Washington Post should bear labels of their own: “Warning: The reporting in this newspaper may be hazardous to the truth. It is often slanted for the purpose of protecting the Palestinian cause against criticism.”

(JNS.org) Stephen M. Flatow, an attorney in New Jersey, is the father of Alisa Flatow, who was murdered in an Iranian-sponsored Palestinian terrorist attack in 1995.

We stand shoulder to shoulder with the American people.”

Aaron Lambert, manager of Video Pub, the only gay bar in Jerusalem, told TPS that “it’s really horrible what hate can bring out in people. It’s a cancer and we all together need to fight it until we can live normal, safe lives like we deserve.”

(TPS) have chosen to celebrate it.

He calls upon the Palestinian leadership to live up to their responsibility to stand firmly against violence and the incitement that fuels it,” the statement said.

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Avenue of the Americas,” the spokesperson wrote in an email.

Asking rents near the base of the 859,000-square-foot building are in the range of $80 to $100 per square foot, sources said.

It’s not clear how much square footage Cushman is negotiating on, but the firm had been reported to be in the market last year for a 300,000-square-foot global headquarters.

In late 2015, however, Cushman moved its global headquarters to Chicago, and one source said it wasn’t clear if the former Massey Knakal Realty Services group would relocate as part of the deal.

L&L is constructing what is essentially a new building on Madison, and if the deal goes

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gence of a “New Israeli Order” in which there is no clear majority and minority, but rather multiple subdivisions of society. The challenge, Rivlin said, is to build a common identity and ensure “a state which is both Jewish and democratic, democratic and Jewish – in one breath.”

Following the president’s speech, Miriam Naor, chief justice of Israel’s Supreme Court, said that “democracy is not just the rule of the majority.”

“A majority that tramples the rights of the minority is not democratic,” explained Naor, adding that Rivlin “spoke last

The Orlando Massacre Continued from page 19

course whenever a jihadi terror attack occurs on American soil: stout denial of any connection

between the attack in question and Islamic teachings; cynically exploiting the attack to demonize conservatives, gun advocates, and “homophobic” Chris-

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year about the need to create a ‘common Israeliness.’ We can do this but it requires unity.

Our unity must be in agreeing to the rules of the game, only in the context of a democracy that recognizes every person’s dignity.”

MK Ayman Odeh, head of the Joint Arab List in the Knesset, expressed support for Rivlin’s speech, yet he also raised the complaints of some in the Israeli Arab community.

“I am deeply convinced that the interests of both [Jewish and Arab] peoples are identical. But I am a man of content and not of symbols.

We want full equality, both in civil society and in national rights,” said Odeh.

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tians; and cries that any scrutiny into Islam is tantamount to a “backlash” against Muslims.

And it’s because all these reactions are standard that many more Islamic terrorist attacks are destined to occur on American soil.

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through it would move Cushman closer to its CRE peers.

The brokerage has always been an outlier with its headquarters at 1290 Sixth Avenue near Rockefeller Center, while competitor firms CBRE, JLL and Newmark Grubb Knight Frank are all located on Madison or Park avenues near Grand Central Terminal.

A run of mergers and acquisitions has left Cushman with a scattered footprint across Manhattan.

The company already had about 175,000 square feet at Vornado Realty Trust’s1290 Sixth Avenue when it acquired Massey Knakal in January 2015 for about $100 million.

Massey has a little more than 40,000 square feet a few blocks south from the L&L building at 275 Madison Avenue, which owner RFR Holding is in contract to sell for roughly $270

Bar-Ilan University President Rabbi Prof. Daniel Hershkowitz praised Lauder as a man who has devoted decades to the building and re-building of Jewish life and contributed greatly to the revitalizing of Jewish identity through educational and cultural initiatives across the globe. "Ronald

Lauder is not afraid to take a stand in defense of Israel, Jerusalem or the Jewish People. He has actively worked on behalf of Jewish causes and most importantly on causes and beliefs that will ensure that our nation continues to move forward," said Prof. Hershkowitz.

The evening marked the 20th year that the Rennert Center has conferred the

JUNE 17, 2016 million. There’s a significant amount of time remaining on that lease, which CoStar shows runs through 2029.

The legacy Cushman group also has a downtown office at One World Trade Center.

Meanwhile, after the private equity firm TPG Capital acquired European brokerage DTZ for $1.1 billion in 2014, the firm grew its footprint in Manhattan in early 2015 with the purchase of Cassidy Turley, which roughly 47,000 square feet at 277 Park Avenue.

L&L is taking a unique approach to its Madison Avenue building, which amounts to one of the few new construction projects in Midtown East.

Because the 1950s property is overbuilt under current zoning, the developers would lose square footage if they decided to tear the outdated building down and construct a new one.

(The Real Deal) Odeh demanded that the Israeli government recognize Arab national aspirations in addition to those of the Jewish population.

“The word nation, Mr. President, is an important word. Who knows that better than you? We have to talk about the national rights of Arabs, and that won’t infringe upon anyone else,” said Odeh.

Israeli minister of Development of the Negev and Galilee Aryeh Deri, of the religious party Shas, echoed the need for cooperation and equality between Jews and Arabs.

“Arabs don’t share our nationality but we share a common fate,” said Deri. “We respect the Arab culture and the first step toward living together is full equality.”

(TPS) Guardian of Zion Award. Prof.

Hershkowitz and Prof. Joshua Schwartz, Director of the Rennert Center and moderator of the event, congratulated Ingeborg and Ira Rennert on 20 years of preserving and promoting Zion. Prof. Schwartz awarded the Rennerts a BarIlan University medallion in celebration of the occasion.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat called the Rennerts the number one guardians and lovers of Zion.

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Why Robert Wistrich Continued from page 29

Israel is an apartheid state, the lie that a Jewish sense of “chosenness” underlies Zionism, the lie that the Zionist movement collaborated with the Nazis during the Holocaust— all of these were being actively circulated in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, whether by the Soviet diplomatic mission at the United Nations, or by Trotskyists on provincial university campuses in the United Kingdom.

I have many friends and colleagues who have told me, wistfully, that Wistrich’s loss has deprived us of the most

cogent analyst of anti-Semitism then and now. And I agree with them—as I said earlier, Wistrich is irreplaceable.

But that doesn’t mean we can’t take advantage of his prolific writings when it comes to informing our response to both anti-Semitism and the denial of anti-Semitism.

Look, for example, at the next two years. In June 2017, Israel will mark the 50th anniversary of its triumph in the Six-Day War. In November 2017, the centenary of the Balfour Declaration will fall. In May 2018, Israel will mark the 70th anniversary of its creation as a sovereign state.

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Judaism while his wife followed her own faith.

During his lifetime ( 60year career) he wrote more than 1,500 songs many becoming top hits around the world. Some of his songs included Alexander’s Ragtime Band (his first international

hit) in1911.

He wrote the scores for 19 Broadway shows and 18 Hollywood films with eight Academy Award nominations to his credit. Irving Berlin’s hit parade included 10 #1 hits and 232 top-ten hits. Some Irving Berlin’s most memorable songs were performed by Hershey Felder this Town Hall

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5.

During ADL head Jonathan Greenblatt’s speech to J Street (reprinted on ADL’s website at http:// www.adl.org/israel-international/israel-middle-east/ remarks-by-jonathan-greenblatt.html#.V1kZSVfWrww ), Greenblatt accused fellow Jews of “Islamophobia” and “marginalizing Palestinians” and claimed that the “Palestinian narrative” is “legitimate.”

Greenblatt said: “We should not stand idly by when those in our community exhibit Is-

lamophobia or deny the rights of the marginalized, Palestinian or otherwise. So, when it comes to striving for a two state solution, it’s critical for two parties to meet halfway.

Both sides need to acknowledge the legitimacy of the other’s narrative. We need equal pressure for equality.”

What “Palestinian narrative” does ADL believe is “legitimate”? The false Palestinian Arab narrative that Jews living on Jewish land are “occupiers” that “stole” their own land from “Palestinian” Arabs?

The false “Palestinian Arab

A Realistic Plan for Fighting Continued from page 23

point his sound: all those, including Hillary, who are busy excoriating Trump for the “racism” and “bigotry” of his immigration proposal have not bothered to suggest any alternative plan for preventing jihadis from entering the country. The bottom line, to borrow one of Trump’s pet phrases, is that Hillary and the rest of the political and media elites would

rather see Americans subjected to jihad mass murder on a huge scale than do anything that is politically incorrect.

Another foray into political incorrectness in Trump’s speech was his insistence that the Muslim community in the U.S. has “to work with us. They have to cooperate with law enforcement and turn in the people who they know are bad. They know it. And they have to do it, and they have to do it forthwith….

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Those charged with these offenses will now be subject to hearings in administrative court rather than in the criminal court system. Detractors of the new laws have said that the shift in courts will undermine the “broken windows” theory of policing, where a crackdown on minor offens-

es helps to avert more serious crimes, according to a report in the New York Post.

Mayor deBlasio has said that the reduction in the severity of these offenses would serve to shrink crime statistics. “This legislation will help us play a crucial role in building a fairer criminal-justice system for all New Yorkers. It will help us drive down

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All these occasions will be cause for celebration, but it also doesn’t take a mystic to foresee that Israel’s foes will use each of them as a platform to level their standard accusations—and perhaps some new ones?—and call for a boycott.

All of us can counter that offensive by educating ourselves.

That’s why I want to commemorate the one-year anniversary of Wistrich’s passing with a plea to my own readers to read his books. If you want to understand the relationship between the Jews and the left, read “From Ambivalence to Betrayal.” If you want understand the epic historical sweep of anti-Semitism, get a copy of “A Lethal Obsession”—if its

size is daunting, you can read individual chapters rewardingly.

And if you just want to learn why Wistrich was such a good historian, read “Fate of a Revolutionary,” his study of the Bolshevik leader Leon Trotsky.

I issue that plea not from a feeling of anxiety, but from one of confidence. After all, more and more good scholarship on anti-Semitism is coming to the fore, at the same time as important political and moral victories over the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign are being won. In that sense, the Jewish community owes an important debt to Wistrich in getting us to where we are now.

And if that doesn’t inspire you, let me end by explaining how Wistrich’s center at Hebrew University came to be named after Vidal Sassoon.

The celebrity who daringly transformed women’s hairstyles and created a line of beauty products came from humble beginnings, a Jewish boy growing up in a one-parent home in London.

In his teenage years after the Second World War, Sassoon regularly battled with the fascists who had returned to the streets, recounting how he would turn up for work with bruises and a black eye. That experience led him to fight for Israel during its War of Independence. Sassoon’s abiding belief that anti-Semitism had

to be studied properly if it was ever to be expunged brought him together with Wistrich.

The importance of that connection, and its legacy to our generation, can’t be overstated.

(JNS.org) Ben Cohen, senior editor of TheTower.org & The Tower Magazine, writes a weekly column for JNS.org on Jewish affairs and Middle Eastern politics. His writings have been published in Commentary, the New York Post, Haaretz, The Wall Street Journal, and many other publications. He is the author of “Some of My Best Friends: A Journey Through Twenty-First Century Antisemitism” (Edition Critic, 2014).

premiere, including, “Alexander’s Rag Time Band,” “Always,” Blue Skies,” “G-d Bless America,” “Puttin on the Ritz,” “there’s No Business Like Show Business,” and White Christmas.” The latter was written as a gift to the troops fighting in World War II thinking about how lonely they must be on Christmas so far from home.

Felder was amazing. He often called on the audience to sing along with him to the

iconic tunes that have become part of the fabric of the Great American Songbook.

“I am thrilled to return to Town Hall,” said Felder, “a stage replete with history, to perform the role of Irving Berlin on the same stage where I last brought Maestro Leonard Bernstein to life. TO be able to create the character of Irving Berlin, America’s most beloved composer, in his home town, around the cor-

ner from his beloved Music Box Theater, in a music story that reminds us all of this incredible country, and the remarkable people who built it, is truly an honor.”

Following his performance as Irving Berlin Hershey Felder joined family members of Irving Berlin and a host of actors and theater press for a reception at Sardi’s. Irving Berlin’s daughters Elizabeth Peters, Linda

Louise Emmet, Mary Ellin Berlin Barret were joined by Berlin’s grandson Edward Emmet, granddaughter Katherine Swett and great grandson William Swett to meet and greet the star of the show Hershey Felder and his lovely wife, Kim Campbell, former Prime Minister of Canada.

Felder will next perform as Leonard Bernstein in Maestro from August 31 – October 16 at 59E59.

narratives” that Jerusalem and the Temple Mount are Islamic holy places that Jews are “defiling,” and that Jews have no connection to Jerusalem?

What does Greenblatt mean by his accusation that fellow Jews are “marginalizing Palestinians?”

Does refusing to accept false Palestinian Arab “narratives” constitute “marginalizing Palestinians”?

Is Greenblatt/ADL willing to publicly retract his statement accusing Jews of “Islamophobia”?

6. Greenblatt also blamed “both sides” for acts that are the sole responsibility of Palestinian Arabs and during his J Street speech, and encour-

aged criticism of Israel for the lack of a solution. Greenblatt stated: “We must be on guard for those . . . who place blame on one side instead of putting forward solutions that acknowledge the role and responsibility of both sides” and “Both sides need more investment and less intifada, more business and less boycott, more help and less hate” and “Looking back [after the hopes of Oslo], some disagree about what happened or how we get to that two-state solution. We can – and should – have a robust debate. We can criticize and argue with our brothers and sisters in Israel, and with their government. I

know I do. I know ADL does.” and “We can seek to support Palestinian self-determination.”

Why is ADL criticizing Israel for the lack of a Palestinian state? Is this an appropriate role for the ADL? Isn’t ADL supposed to be combatting anti-Semitism?

Why is the ADL criticizing Israel when the Arabs rejected repeated offers of statehood alongside a Jewish state?

Why is the ADL criticizing Israel when it is the PLO/ PA (Palestinian Authority) and Hamas that call for intifadas (the murder innocent Jews), and teach hatred of Jews in Palestinian Arab schools,

newspapers, television, and government-controlled mosques?

Does the ADL blame “both sides” in any other context when one side teaches hatred and violence? For instance, when the Ku Klux Klan teaches hatred of blacks, does the ADL does blame “both sides”?

Then why is the ADL blaming “both sides” when Palestinian Arabs teach hatred of Jews?

Isn’t this the exact opposite of what the ADL is supposed to be doing?

The Muslims have to work with us. They have to work with us.

They know what’s going on.

They know that he was bad.

They knew the people in San Bernardino were bad. But you know what? They didn’t turn them in. And you know what?

We had death, and destruction.”

The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) was furious.

CAIR spokesman Ibrahim Hooper claimed that “law enforcement authorities have repeatedly stated that they have tremendous cooperation

from the Muslim community.”

CAIR’s hypocrisy is astounding, as it has more than once advised Muslims not to cooperate with law enforcement. In January 2011, its San Francisco chapter featured on its website a poster that read, “Build A Wall of Resistance / Don’t Talk to the FBI.” In November 2014, CAIR-Florida’s “14th Annual Banquet Rooted in Faith” in Tampa distributed pamphlets entitled “What to do if the FBI comes for you” and featuring a graphic of a person holding a finger to his lips in the “shhh”

signal.

Another CAIR pamphlet, entitled “Know Your Rights: Defending Rights, Defeating Intolerance” featured a graphic of the Statue of Liberty likewise making the “shhh” symbol. Cyrus McGoldrick, a former official of Hamas-linked CAIR’s New York chapter, even threatened informants, tweeting with brutal succinctness: “Snitches get stitches.” Zahra Billoo of CAIR-San Francisco regularly tweets that Muslims have no obligation to talk to the FBI, and should contact

Hamas-linked CAIR if the FBI asks to talk to them.

This is the group criticizing Trump for noting that Muslim communities have not been any significant help in rooting out jihadis from among them?

Indeed. The world is on fire courtesy of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. If America votes in November for more of the same, we will soon be engulfed in those flames as well.

On Monday, Donald Trump outlined an unprecedentedly realistic plan for putting out the fire.

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crime,” he said.

He added that, "gives police officers more tools to enforce the law without inhibiting our officers' ability to keep New York City the safest big city in America."

"No one should be shackled with a criminal record for littering or being in a park after it's closed," said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union. "This act makes important progress away

from the crippling effects of broken-windows policing and toward policing practices that are smarter, fairer and safer for all New Yorkers."

At a City Hall signing ceremony, the new laws scarcely faced opposition. “New York City is living up to its highest values,” said Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito.

"This is a huge win for criminal justice reform," she said. "For too long, our criminal justice system was bro-

ken and it was time we took action. The Criminal Justice Reform Act will prevent tens of thousands of people from getting a criminal record for low-level, non-violent offenses and over its lifetime it is going to change trajectories for countless New Yorkers."

Still, a handful of council members criticized the laws during a vote three weeks ago as a backslide to the city’s bad old days.

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n Monday, June 6, the Board of Trustees of The City University of New York appointed Dr. José L. Cruz, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at California State University, Fullerton, and a frequent speaker and writer on higher education issues, as the third president of Herbert H. Lehman College in the Bronx. Chancellor James B. Milliken recommended Cruz's appointment following a nationwide search.

"Dr. Cruz is a proven academic leader who has accomplished much at one of the largest and most diverse public universities in the nation.”

The selection, approved unanimously by the Board's Executive Committee, is effective August 15, 2016. The search was conducted by a Board commit-

tee chaired by Trustee Valerie Beal that included trustees, faculty, students, an alumnus and a CUNY college president. Cruz replaces President Ricardo R. Fernández, who has led Lehman with great distinction for 26 years through a period of significant expansion and is CUNY's longest-serving among the University's current presidents.

Chancellor James B. Milliken called Cruz, an electrical engineer and inventor in addition to his administrative and other leadership roles, "an outstanding choice" to head Lehman, which has expanded degree programs, its technological infrastructure and science and research facilities in recent years.

"Dr. Cruz is a proven academic leader who has accomplished much at one of the largest and most diverse public universities in the nation," the Chancellor said. "He is an experienced and effective academic administrator with an impressive record of achievements. His dedication to high academic quality, to enhancing college access for low-income and underrepresented students, and improving graduation rates and achieve-

ment gaps, will serve Lehman College and CUNY well."

Cruz became Cal State Fullerton's Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Professor of Computer Engineering, in 2012. As provost of the 39,000-student university, he has been responsible for the strategic and operational initiatives of eight colleges and a variety of other academic and administrative units, and for managing an annual budget of approximately $260 million, among many other responsibilities.

He previously served as Vice President of Higher Education Policy and Practice at The Education Trust in Washington, D.C., an advocacy and research organization dedicated to high academic achievement at all levels. There, Cruz oversaw the national Access to Success Initiative and was involved in efforts to regulate the for-profit college industry and protect the federal Pell Grant program. Cruz is also a former Vice President for Student Affairs of the 11-campus University of Puerto Rico system, where he also served as the coordinator of UPR's strategic

The Board of Trustees of The City University of New York appointed Dr. José L. Cruz as the third president of Herbert H. Lehman College in the Bronx.

planning efforts. He is a former faculty member at UPR-Mayaguez, where he received early promotion to the rank of professor and chaired the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and as Dean of Academic Affairs.

Fluent in English and Spanish, Cruz has published extensively in scientific journals and international conferences and

his scientific work has been funded by federal and state agencies, private foundations, individual donors, private investors and corporations. He is a senior member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and a National Science Foundation Career Award recipient, serves on the boards of directors of The Education Trust and the national Association of Chief Academic Officers, and is a faculty member of the Western Academic Leadership Academy.

Cruz received his Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez, and his master's and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology. He has a professional certification from the Institute for Educational Management at Harvard University's Graduate School of Education.

Founded in 1968, Lehman College is a senior college located on 37 acres in the northwest Bronx, offering 51 undergraduate majors and programs, 46 graduate degree programs, 17 graduate certificates, and 11 doctoral programs in conjunc-

tion with the CUNY Graduate Center. Its fall 2015 enrollment totaled 12,807, including 10,800 undergraduates and 2,007 graduate students.

During President Fernández's tenure, Lehman has developed new majors and degree programs, including an undergraduate degree in business and graduate degrees in social work, public health and business. The college has also expanded its technological infrastructure and facilities, including most recently a $16 million Multimedia Center and the $70 million, state-of-the-art Science Hall, the largest academic investment in Lehman's history and part of a three-phase complex dedicated to research and science.

Since the Spring 2013 semester, Lehman has seen a 40 percent growth in online/hybrid classes, and as of the Fall 2014 semester, nearly a quarter of all classes at the college were either online, hybrid or Web-enhanced. Lehman has also increased its level of grants and contracts, and become a major resource for the economic, cultural and educational development of the Bronx.

Portnoff Named Elie Wiesel Professor of Judaic Studies at CT College Edited By JV Staff

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haron J. Portnoff, associate professor of religious studies at Connecticut College, has been named the Elie Wiesel Professor of Judaic Studies.

“These kinds of events provide important perspectives for the campus, expanding views on what constitutes Judaism and Judaic thought.”

Portnoff is the second faculty member named to the Wiesel Chair, an endowed po-

sition established in 1990 by a generous gift from alumna JoAnn Hess Morrison ’67 in honor of the Nobel laureate, author and international human rights advocate Elie Wiesel. The senior appointment in the Department of Religious Studies is reserved for a distinguished scholar committed to advancing Judaic Studies within the liberal arts.

“Sharon is an ideal choice for this position. She will be vital in expanding programming and furthering the growth of Judaic studies on campus,” said Abigail A. Van Slyck, dean of the faculty and Dayton Professor of Art History. “She has worked diligently over the past eight years as a scholar, as a teacher, and as a citizen of the

Sharon J. Portnoff, associate professor of religious studies at Connecticut College, has been named the Elie Wiesel Professor of Judaic Studies.

campus community. We look

forward to the vibrant and multidimensional approach she will bring to the position.”

With the recent opening of Zachs Hillel House, the college's Jewish presence has experienced significant growth.

In her new role, Portnoff will work closely with Rabbi Susan Schein to provide students with access to the richness of the Jewish experience, including both cultural and religious events.

“I look forward to working with colleagues campus-wide to deliver speakers who can stimulate meaningful conversations about Jewish philosophy, culture and history,” said Portnoff. “These kinds of events provide important perspectives for the campus,

expanding views on what constitutes Judaism and Judaic thought.” Portnoff will also continue coordinating the Miriam Melrod Lecture series, an ongoing initiative made possible by the Miriam Kraemer Melrod Endowment for Judaic Studies, which supports an annual symposium on Jewish identity.

As the Wiesel Chair, Portnoff will build on the efforts of her predecessor Roger Brooks, former dean of the faculty, who was instrumental in bringing the Zachs Hillel House to campus and helping to establish the College’s innovative Global Islamic Studies program, which embraces Judaic Studies as part of its interdisciplinary mandate.

Portnoff holds a bachelor’s degree from St. John’s College (Annapolis), a master’s in education from Harvard University and a master’s and Ph.D. from the Jewish Theological Seminary. She specializes in modern Jewish thought and Holocaust theology and teaches courses in the Holocaust, Israel, post-Holocaust responses, religious ethics and Jewish traditions.

Situated on the coast of southern New England, Connecticut College is a highly selective private liberal arts college with 1,900 students from all across the country and throughout the world.

See Portnoff Named Elie Wiesel , page 37

Bar Ilan U’s Ingeborg Rennert Center for J’slm Studies Honors Ronald Lauder Edited by: JV Staff

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ar-Ilan University's Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies on June 14th bestowed its annual Guardian of Zion Award upon World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder.

In delivering the annual Distinguished Rennert Lecture on The Future of the Jewish People, Lauder outlined the challenges facing the Jewish world today and spoke about his vision for contending with contemporary anti-Semitism.

“Over the last 20 years, and for the first time since the Holocaust, anti-Semitism is acceptable again,” Lauder said.

“Unlike the anti-Semitism of the past, today it comes not just from the Far-Right, but increasingly it comes from the Far-Left. And the new target

for this age-old hatred is not the ‘International Jew,’ as Henry Ford called us. Today, it is the Jewish state of Israel, which is constantly vilified throughout the media, on the internet, at the United Nations, and on almost every college campus.”

Lauder said that for Jews today, “our destiny is in our own hands.”

Lauder continued: “Let’s make one thing crystal-clear right now. When someone says they are not anti-Jewish, they are only anti-Israel, that is a lie.

When you hold the only Jewish nation to a different standard than any other country, when you make up lies about the only Jewish nation, its past and its present, and when you

want the only Jewish nation on earth to disappear, that makes you an anti-Semite. Pure and simple.”

The WJC president expressed disappointment in the United Nations’ resolve at contending with these issues, saying the international body was losing legitimacy as it allowed anti-Jewish sentiment to undermine it.

Lauder said that for Jews today, “our destiny is in our own hands.”

The World Jewish Congress had come a long way since its founding in 1936, Lauder said, from the days when it had to turn to the world for help. But now, he pointed out, “the era of the quiet Jew is over.”

Lauder said the WJC was working to engage young Jewish leaders, including the flagship WJC-Jewish Diplomatic

From left to right: Prof Joshua Schwartz, Director, Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies; Guardian of Zion Award recipient Mr. Ronald S. Lauder, Mrs. Ingeborg Rennert, founder of the Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies; Rabbi Prof. Daniel Hershkowitz, President, Bar-Ilan University at the Guardian of Zion Award ceremony in Jerusalem

Corps program, a group of more than 200 young professionals who assist the WJC in its diplomatic and out-

reach endeavors as emissaries in their respected countries around the world. “I intend to make our young people, proud

of their heritage again. I want them to have the same pride that we had when we were younger.”

Lauder also discussed the WJC’s efforts in combating attacks on Israel in the legal realm and on campuses, and proposed to enhance Jewish public relations efforts, “so that we, not our enemies will define who we are.”

He ended his speech with a plea: "This is the job before us now. We have to help our children and our grandchildren dust off their hearts, we have to help them re-discover that Jewish flame inside them. This isn't just important for Jews, it’s important for everyone, Jews and gentiles, because for over 5,000 years, that flame has been lighting the entire world."

See Bar Ilan U’s Ingeborg Rennert , page 38

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Goldman Sachs to Establish Business Education Center at LaGuardia CC Announced at 20th Graduation of 10,000 Small Businesses in New York—attended by Lloyd Blankfein, Michael Bloomberg, Warren Buffett, Jack Dorsey and Michael Porter Edited by: JV Staff

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t an event held last week at LaGuardia Community College, which was attended

by Lloyd Blankfein, Michael Bloomberg, Warren Buffett, Jack Dorsey, and Michael Porter, plans were unveiled for the new Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Education Center located on the LaGuardia Community College campus.

The event marked the 20th graduation of 10,000 Small Businesses in New York, a program created through a partnership between Goldman Sachs and LaGuardia Community College to help

entrepreneurs grow their businesses and in turn, create jobs and economic opportunity, by providing access to business education, capital and technical assistance.

“Our partnership with Goldman Sachs on 10,000 Small Businesses in New York perfectly aligns our dedication to helping existing small businesses grow their businesses, with our knowledge about the power of education to improve lives,” said LaGuardia Community College President Gail O. Mellow. “Our College is devoted to making a positive impact on New York City by promoting workforce development, and, in order to help people get out of poverty and

to safeguard the middle class.”

“We are so proud that LaGuardia Community College was our first partner when we launched 10,000 Small Businesses five years ago and that today more than 600 local entrepreneurs have been

to see firsthand the power of small businesses when they are given the tools and resources they need to grow. This new Center will help continue our mission to spur business growth and economic development.”

In July 2014, Governor Cuomo announced a $5 million award for a new Education Center from CUNY 2020,

At an event held last week at LaGuardia Community College, which was attended by Lloyd Blankfein, (pictured above) Michael Bloomberg, Warren Buffett, Jack Dorsey, and Michael Porter, plans were unveiled for the new Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Education Center located on the LaGuardia Community College campus.

In July 2014, Governor Cuomo announced a $5 million award for a new Education Center from CUNY 2020, as part of $55 million in total funding for eight innovative projects involving 20 participating CUNY campuses, which are designed to spark local workforce development and entrepreneurship, with the goal of supporting the creation of more than 3,800 jobs over six years.

Floor plan of the 10,000 Small Businesses in New York, at LaGuardia Community College

served through the program,” said Dina Powell, Head of Goldman Sachs’ Impact Investing Business and President of the Goldman Sachs Foundation. “Through this important partnership we’ve been able

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The new Center will consolidate and expand the current offerings for 10,000 Small Businesses in New York, at LaGuardia Community College, and is expected to be completed in 2017.

“As interest in our 10,000 Small Businesses program continues to grow, it has become clear that we need a new state-of-the-art center that can serve as a central location for the classes and events designed to spur business growth among participants, as well as expand the number of entrepreneurs served by the program each year,” said Dr. Mellow.

The new 10,000 sq. ft. space will feature two large and five smaller meeting rooms, a business center, and nine offices (click here to view architectural renderings of the new space). “The new north-facing space will have gorgeous views of Manhattan—which we hope will inspire the entrepreneurs as they strive to grow their businesses,” said Dr. Mellow.

It was designed by Ahuja Partnership Architects, a firm that specializes in educational and institutional projects, including several for CUNY over the years. It will be located on See Goldman Sachs to Establish Business , page 36

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New Dental Implant Tech Speeds and Improves Bone Growth Magdent’s miniature electrostimulation device could open dental implantation to people with poor bone quality and may also prevent infection By: Abigail Klein Leichman

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n ancient Egypt, missing teeth were sometimes replaced with carved seashells or pebbles anchored in the jawbone. Modern implant dentistry is a lot more sophisticated, but the basic idea is the same: placing an artificial root into the jawbone to hold a replacement tooth (crown).

The two-part procedure begins with screwing a titanium “root” into the jawbone and waiting three to six months until the bone grows firmly around it – called “osseointegration.” A healing abutment, or cap, is placed on top of the implant to help the gum

heal, and then it’s replaced with a regular cap in which the crown is connected to the implant.

The Israeli company Magdent says its revolutionary MED (miniaturized electronic device) built into the healing abutment makes the bone grow three times faster by transmitting an electromagnetic field into the implant and the surrounding bone graft.

Electromagnetic fields have long been used by orthopedists to heal complicated bone fractures because they encourage the creation of bone-building cells.

Scaling the technology down to size for dental use, Magdent also proved in ani-

mal studies that MED causes the bone to grow more densely than usual. This is significant for the many people who are risky dental implant candidates because of poor bone

Yakobson is traveling the world in response to inquiries from dental manufacturers and distributors in Europe, North and South America and Asia.

Strong interest in the Israeli product is understandable.

According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry,

The two-part procedure begins with screwing a titanium “root” into the jawbone and waiting three to six months until the bone grows firmly around it – called “osseointegration.” A healing abutment, or cap, is placed on top of the implant to help the gum heal, and then it’s replaced with a regular cap in which the crown is connected to the implant.

Magdent activator device

MED (Miniaturized Electronic Device) Photo by Louiz Green

quality.

Newly on the market in Europe, and patented in the United States and Europe, MED is being mass-produced in Tiberias and will be submitted for US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval next year.

Meanwhile, Magdent Chief Operating Officer Elad

he Institute for Orthopedic Medicine and Surggery at New York Methoodist Hospital offers compreh hen nsive treatment for orth hopedic disorders includingg sportss injuries and joint replacement. An exception nal teeam m of sppecialissts provides a broad range off servicces and focusees on helpin ng patients heal, often resultin ng in n a fuull recoovery and a liffe that’s pain-free.

the estimated US and European market for dental implants is expected to reach $4.2 billion by 2022. Yet innovations in implant dentistry have not kept up with the pace.

“All dental implants are titanium screws, and many companies have tried to accelerate osseointegration by changing the shape of the screw, but the

differences are minor,” Yakobson tells ISRAEL21c.

“Ours is the first innovation that lets the doctor actively influence the healing process. The MED creates an electromagnetic stimulation from microelectronics inside the healing abutment. The doctor uses the same treatment protocols; there’s no learning curve.”

The practitioner pays $70 per unit, plus one-time purchase of an activator device that switches on the microelectronics inside the abutment.

May y also prevent infections In addition to shortening the osseointegration process by two-thirds and improv-

ing the quality of the bone by about 40 percent, MED may prove helpful in preventing or treating peri-implantitis, an infection that can occur around the dental implant even a few years after the procedure.

“Electromagnetic stimulation helps kill bacteria, so we are investigating how it might help treat peri-implantitis,” says Yakobson. “Currently, there isn’t really a cure. The dentist has to open the gum and treat the infection with antibiotics.”

Magdent is conducting advanced clinical studies in several See New Dental Implant Tech , page 36

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NYC Health Dept Enforces Sodium Warning Rule Chain restaurants must now post warning icons next to menu items containing more sodium than is recommended to consume in an entire day Edited by: Damon Juckhel

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he NYC Health Department, on Monday, began citywide enforcement of the sodium warning rule requiring chain restaurants to identify menu items high in sodium.

On May 26, a New York State appeals court rejected the National Restaurant Association’s (NRA) challenge to the rule and lifted a court-held block on enforcement. Starting this week, New York City chain restaurants with 15 or more locations nationwide must post a sodium warning icon next to menu items and combo meals containing more sodium than the daily recommended limit of 2,300 milligrams. The size of the icon must be no smaller than the font size of the menu items. The rule also requires chain food service establishments to post the following warning statement: Warning: indicates that the sodium (salt) content of this item is higher than the total daily recommended limit (2,300 mg). High sodium intake can increase blood pressure and risk of heart disease

NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett said, “Lowering sodium intake reduces the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. Many restaurant chains across the city have been posting the sodium warning label since this past December and we expect all chain restaurants to comply.”

and stroke.

“The sodium warning rule makes it easy for New Yorkers to identify menu items that contain more than the daily recommended limit of sodium and to make healthier choices at chain restaurants,” said Health Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett. “Lowering sodium intake reduces the risk of high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. Many restaurant chains across the city

have been posting the sodium warning label since this past December and we expect all chain restaurants to comply.”

“New York’s leadership encouraging sodium reduction in food has had an impact across the nation,” said CSPI president Michael F. Jacobson. “Now that New York City restaurants must now comply with the city’s sensible regulation, customers can plainly see when a single menu item has a day’s worth or more of sodium. It should inspire restaurants to use less sodium and should reduce New Yorkers’ risk of hypertension, heart attack, or stroke.”

“The new sodium warning rule will help New Yorkers make better informed choices and eat healthier. It’s a win-win for everyone,” said Assembly Member Richard N. Gottfried, Chair of the Assembly Committee on Health.

Food labeling is already a regular feature in New York City chain restaurants, where calorie labeling has been required since 2008. The sodium icon easily fits into this system See NYC Health Dept Enforces , page 36

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Maimonides Center for Bloodless Medicine & Surgery Makes Patients Safer Edited by: JV Staff

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here have always been folks who, for religious reasons or safety concerns, want to avoid the use of blood transfusions.

Over a decade ago, Maimonides Medical Center established the Center for Bloodless Medicine & Surgery to meet the needs of that group of patients.

Over the years since we inaugurated the program, however, a growing body of research has shown that transfusions can pose unnecessary risks to many patients and should be avoided whenever possible.

“We wanted to provide the best possible care for patients who objected to the use of transfusions,” said Dr. Richard Slatkin, the program’s founder and medical director. “So we assembled a dedicated group of clinicians to perform surgeries without transfusions.

It turns out this was only the beginning of a whole new approach that impacts all patients.”

Under Dr. Slatkin’s leadership, the expanded program uses evidence-based research and the extensive experience of his team to set new standards for excellence in patient safety and outcomes.

See Maimonides Center for Bloodless , page 36

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NEED TO PUBLISH A LEGAL NOTICE? CALL: 800.998.0885 OR EMAIL: LEGAL@JEWISHVOICENY.COM Dane Film, LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY on 5/10/16. Office location: New York.

SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Henry Cittone & Chinta LLP, 11 Broadway, Ste. 615, NY, NY 10004. General purpose. [5/27-7/1]

Notice of Formation of RBX Direct LLC, Art. of Org. filed with Sec’y of State (SSNY) on 3/4/16.

Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to 34 W. 33rd St., 5th Fl., NY, NY 10001. Purpose: any lawful activities. [4/29-6/3]

Notice of formation of 141 4TH AVENUE LLC. Art. Of Org. filed with the Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) on 03/30/16. Office in Kings County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to the LLC, 191 Patchen Ave Brooklyn, NY 11233. Purpose: Any lawful purpose [5/27-7/1]

Notice of Qual. of RMLP (New York) Limited Partnership, Auth. filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 3/3/16. Off. loc: NY Co. LP org. in Canada 2/26/16. SSNY desig. as agent of LP upon whom proc. against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of proc. to Kriss & Feuerstein, 360 Lexington Ave., NY, NY 10017. Canada off. addr.: 162 Cumberland St., Ste. 300, Toronto, Canada M5R 3N5. Cert. of LP on file: Ontario Ministry of Gov't., 900 Bay St., Mowat Block, Toronto ON M7A 1L2. Name/addr. of each gen. ptr. avail. at SSNY. Purp: any lawful activities. [4/29-6/3]

JB HOPE REALTY, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 05/12/16. Office: New York County.

SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, 200 Rector Place, #40F, New York, NY 10280. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/27-7/1]

Notice of formation of ALAMINI CREATIVE GROUP, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the Sect'y of State of NY (SSNY) on 2/29/2016. Office location: NY County. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 145 W. 28th Street, 12th FL, New York, NY 10001. Purpose: any lawful act. [5/27-7/1]

Notice of formation of KO2 CONSULTING, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the Sect'y of State of NY (SSNY) on 4/05/2016. Office location: NY County. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 41 West 90th Street, New York, NY 10024. Purpose: any lawful act. [5/27-7/1]

Modus OPS LLC, a foreign LLC, filed with the SSNY on 5/12/16. Office location: New York County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 330 E. 63rd St., #3G, NY, NY 10065. General Purposes.

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Notice of Qualification of 6713 19TH AVENUE LLC. Appl. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/21/16. Office location: NY County. LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 03/16/16. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to c/o Pantelis Tsoukalas and George Koutsostergios, 267 Amsterdam Ave., NY, NY 10023. DE addr. of LLC: c/o Corporation Service Co., 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. filed with DE Secy. of State, 401 Federal St., Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: All lawful acts and activities. [4/29-6/3]

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SSNY shall mail process to c/o Pantelis Tsoukalas and George Koutsostergios, 267 Amsterdam Ave., NY, NY 10023. DE addr. of LLC: c/o Corporation Service Co., 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. filed with DE Secy. of State, 401 Federal St., Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: All lawful acts and activities. [4/29-6/3]

Notice of Formation of 92ND AND 3RD AFFORDABLE LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/21/16.

Office location: NY County. Princ. office of LLC: 60 Columbus Circle, NY, NY 10023. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Corporation Service Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY 12207-2543. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [4/29-6/3]

Cranston Columbia Holdings LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY on 4/21/16. Office location: New York. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to The LLC, c/o Lucinda Antrim, 30 Luzern Rd., Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522. General purpose.. [4/29-6/3]

Notice of Qual. of Rothschild Special Opportunities Fund LLC, Auth. filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 8/25/15. Off. loc: NY Co. LLC org. in DE 8/24/15. SSNY desig. as agent of LLC upon whom proc. against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of proc. to Att: David Tang, 1251 Ave of the Americas, NY, NY 10020. DE off. addr.: CSC, 2711 Centerville Rd., Wilmington, DE 19808.

Cert. of Form. on file: SSDE, Townsend Bldg., Dover, DE 19901. Purp: any lawful activities.

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Notice of Formation of New Non Fiction LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 01/11/16. Office location: Kings County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: Matt Occhuizzo, 127 Kingsland Ave., Apt. 1F, Brooklyn, NY 11222.

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Notice of Formation of 157 CHRISTOPHER STREET, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/12/16. Office location: NY County. Princ. office of LLC: 193 W. 10th St., NY, NY 10014. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

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Notice of Formation of 30 LINCOLN APARTMENTS LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/14/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC, Attn: Kevin Buckley, 335 Madison Ave., 15th Fl., NY, NY 10017. Purpose: Any lawful activity.

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SSNY shall mail process to c/o Rich International Inc., 2125 Center Ave., #505, Fort Lee, NJ 07024. DE addr. of LLC: 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. filed with DE Secy. of State, Div. of Corps., 401 Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [4/29-6/3]

PD276544 LLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 04/19/16. Office: New York County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, c/o Marcum LLP, 750 Third Avenue, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10017. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [4/29-6/3]

3 DEBEVOISE STREET REALTY, LLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 09/22/04. Latest date to dissolve: 12/31/2030. Office: Kings County.

SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, 149-41 Powell Cove Boulevard, Whitestone, NY 11357.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

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Lisa M. Bartoli, D.O., PLLC, a domestic PLLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 4/14/16.

Office location: New York County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the PLLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Gorlick, Kravitz & Listhaus, P.C., 17 State St., 4th Fl., NY, NY 10004. Purposes: Medicine. [4/29-6/3]

CARR FAMILY LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY on 5/11/2016. Office location: New York County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to Kenneth R. Haas, 36 W. 44th St., Ste. 1215, NY, NY 10036. General purpose. [5/27-7/1]

Notice of formation of STAGE ONE NY LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the Sect'y of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/05/2016. Office location: Kings County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to: STAGE ONE NY LLC, 73 Taaffe Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11205. Purpose: any lawful act. [5/27-7/1]

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Notice of formation of STAGE ONE NY LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with the Sect'y of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/05/2016. Office location: Kings County.

SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to: STAGE ONE NY LLC, 73 Taaffe Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11205. Purpose: any lawful act. [5/27-7/1]

Notice of formation of DTA INNOVATION, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 05/16/2016.

Office location: NY County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: United States Corporation Agents, Inc., 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [6/17-7/22]

TRI L Construction LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY on 6/8/16. Office location: New York. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to The LLC, 319 E. 91St St., BSMT., NY, NY 10128. General purpose.

[6/17-7/22]

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF Pearlman & Miranda LLC. Application for Authority filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 03/04/2016. Office location: NEW YORK County.

LLC formed in NJ on 01/14/2014. SSNY has been designated as an agent upon whom process against it may be served. The Post Office address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/ her is: 2 Broad Street, Suite 510, Bloomfield, NJ 07003. The principal business address of the LLC is: 2 Broad Street, Suite 510, Bloomfield, NJ 07003. NJ address of LLC is: 2 Broad Street, Suite 510, Bloomfield, NJ 07003. Certificate of LLC filed with Secretary of State of NJ located at: 125 W State Street, Trenton, NJ 08608. Purpose: any lawful act or activity/ [4/8-5/13]

423 MARCUS GARVEY LLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 12/31/15, with an existence date of 01/01/2016. Office: New York County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, c/o Rushfiling, Inc., 114 N. Brand Blvd., Ste 210, Glendale, CA 91203. Purpose: Any lawful purpose.

[5/20-6/24]

Mirjam Bayoumi LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY on 4/26/16. Office location: New York. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process The LLC, 14 E. 80th St., #2A, NY, NY 10075. General purpose. [5/20-6/24]

Notice of formation of NERE EB5 2128 MANAGER LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 04/18/2016. Office location: Kings County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: Corporate Filings of New York, 90 State Street, Ste 700, Office 40, Albany, NY 12207. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/20-6/24]

Notice of formation of TROUVERE LLC Arts. of Org. filed with the Sect'y of State of NY (SSNY) on 4/11/2016. Office location, County of Kings.

The street address is: 155 92nd St., 2nd Fl., Brooklyn NY 11209. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 155 92nd St., 2nd Fl., Brooklyn NY 11209.

Purpose: any lawful act. [5/20-6/24]

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF Greybridge PR LLC. Arts of Org filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 3/11/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated agent upon whom process may be served and shall mail copy of process against LLC to principal business address: 790 Riverside Dr. #9k, NYC, NY 10032. Purpose: any lawful act. [5/20-6/24]

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF Graye Studios LLC. Arts of Org filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 3/7/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated agent upon whom process may be served and shall mail copy of process against LLC to principal business address: The LLC, 1270 Broadway, Suite 202, New York, NY 10001.

Purpose: any lawful act. [5/20-6/24]

Notice of Formation of Becks Movie, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 5/4/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: Ramo Law PC, Attn: Elsa Ramo, 315 S. Beverly Drive, Ste. 412, Beverly Hills, CA 90212. Purpose: any lawful activity. [6/17-7/22]

Notice of Formation of ZOEY KOKO, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 6/7/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: Dahlia Sattar, 179 E 79th Street, Apt. 1A, New York, NY 10075. Purpose: any lawful activity. [6/17-7/22]

502 HENRY STREET LLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 08/07/08. Office: Kings County.

SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, 323 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [6/17-7/22]

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Notice of Qualification of Distinguished Programs LLC. App. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 5/25/16.

Office location: NY County. LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 5/16/16. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the principal business location of LLC: 1180 Ave. of the Americas, Fl. 16, NY, NY 10036. DE address of LLC: c/o 3H Corporate Services, LLC, 1201 N. Orange St., Ste. 710, Wilmington, DE 19801. Arts. of Org. filed with DE Secy. of State, 401 Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: investment holding companies and any other purposes permitted by applicable law. [6/10-7/15]

Notice of Formation of Lyfebulb LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 5/26/16. Office location: NY County.

SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to: 575 Madison Ave., 10th Fl., NY, NY 10022. Purpose: any lawful activity. [6/10-7/15]

Notice of Formation of FILIPACCHI, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/25/16. Office location: NY County. Princ. office of LLC: Attn: Mr. Craig Filipacchi, 23 Prince St., Third Fl., NY, NY 10012. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the addr. of its princ. office. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/10-7/15]

Notice of Qualification of LYRICAL ASSET MANAGEMENT LP. Appl. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/25/16.

Office location: NY County. LP formed in Delaware (DE) on 08/13/08. SSNY designated as agent of LP upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the Partnership, 405 Park Ave., 6th Fl., NY, NY 10022. The regd. agent of the company upon whom and at which process against the company can be served is Jeffrey A. Keswin, 405 Park Ave., 6th Fl., NY, NY 10022. Name and addr. of each general partner are available from SSNY. DE addr. of LP: c/o National Corporate Research, Ltd., 850 New Burton Rd., Ste. 201, Dover, DE 19904. Cert. of LP filed with Secy. of State of the State of DE, 401 Federal St., Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/10-7/15]

TAMMY GOTLIEB HOROWITZ, MD, PLLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 05/20/16.

Office: New York County. SSNY designated as agent of the PLLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the PLLC, 509 Madison Avenue, Suite 1004, New York, NY 10022.

Purpose: For the practice of the profession of Medicine. [6/10-7/15]

Notice of Qualification of ROHEGO, LLC, a foreign limited liability company. Authority filed with NY Dept. of State on 5/2/16. LLC formed in DE on 7/6/15. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: United States Corporation Agents, Inc., 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228.

Cert. of Form. filed with DE Sec. of State, 820 N. French Street, 4th Floor, Wilmington, DE 19801. Purpose: all lawful purposes.

[6/10-7/15]

Notice of Formation of BURNMARK NY, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/25/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to BURNMARK NY, LLC, 92 Grove Street, Suite 32, New York, NY 10014. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/10-7/15]

Notice of Qualification of HALLETTS INVESTORS BUILDING 7 LLC. Appl. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/27/16. Office location: NY County. LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 05/26/16. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to c/o Royal Realty Corp., Attn: Corporate Counsel, One Bryant Park, NY, NY 10036. DE addr. of LLC: c/o Corporation Service Co., 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. filed with Secy. of State of DE, John G. Townsend Bldg., 401 Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/107/15]

Notice of Formation of OFF GRAND CONCOURSE, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/31/16.

Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC, 5 W. 86th St., #8B, NY, NY 10024. Purpose: Any lawful activity.

[6/10-7/15]

Notice of Formation of SYLVAIN COULON LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/27/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: Sylvain Coulon, 30 Central Park South, 13A, New York, NY 10019. Purpose: any lawful activities. [5/6-6/10]

Notice of Qualification of Omnicom HealthGroup Financial Center LLC. Appl. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/26/16. Office location: NY County. LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 10/05/07. Princ. office of LLC: 220 E. 42nd St., NY, NY 10017.

SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to c/o Corporation Service Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY 122072543. DE addr. of LLC: 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. filed with DE Secy. of State, John G. Townsend Bldg., 401 Federal St., Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [5/6-6/10]

Notice of Qualification of PEG MZ 2016 L.P. Appl. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/26/16. Office location: NY County. LP formed in Delaware (DE) on 02/25/16. Princ. office of LP: Brian Visel, 3060 Peachtree Rd. NW, Ste. 1415, Atlanta, GA 30305. SSNY designated as agent of LP upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Corporation Service Co. (CSC), 80 State St., Albany, NY 12207. Name and addr. of each general partner are available from SSNY. DE addr. of LP: CSC, 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of LP filed with DE Secy. of State, Div. of Corps., Townsend Bldg., 401 Federal St., Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [5/66/10]

Notice of Formation, STARLIGHT VILLA, LLC, Articles of Organization filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 01/27/2015.

Office location: County of Kings, SSNT designated for service of process. SSNY shall mail copies of any process served against the LLC to c/o: THE LLC, STARLIGHT VILLA, LLC. Purpose: any lawful purpose or activity. [5/6-6/10]

Notice of Application for Authority of Marina Moscone, LLC, a foreign limited liability company. Application for Authority filed with Secy. of State of New York (SSNY) on 04/15/2016. LLC organized in Washington on 03/31/2016. NY office location: New York County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to: 555 West 23rd Street, #N5E, New York, NY 10011. Copy of Articles of Organization on file with Secy. of State of WA, 801 Capitol Way South, PO Box 40234, Olympia, WA 985040234. Purpose of LLC: Design, manufacture & marketing of fashion apparel. [5/6-6/10]

The Jewish J Voice Notice of Formation of TEIEN LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 5/3/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: ICONIQ Capital, 15 E. 26th St., Ste. 602, NY, NY 10010. Purpose: any lawful activity. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of Formation of York & 90th Parking LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 5/4/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: c/o Icon Parking Systems, 270 Madison Avenue, 2nd Fl., NY, NY 10016. Purpose: any lawful activity. [5/13-6/17]

1821 Equities LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY 4/13/16. Office location: Kings.

SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to Altschul & Altschul, 18 E. 12th St., #1A, NY, NY 100034458. General purpose. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of formation of CARINA PROPERTY LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 03/16/2016. Office location: Kings County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: CARINA PROPERTY LLC, 448 73rd St, 2nd Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11209. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of formation of CAKEBOX PRODUCTIONS LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 02/12/2016. Office location: NY County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: United States Corporation Agents, Inc., 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/13-6/17]

NOTICE OF FORMATION of SPARK TRUTH LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 04/27/2016. Office location: NY County.

Secretary of State is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SOS shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her to: Crista M. Salvatore, 1641 Third Avenue, Apartment 5G, New York, NY 10128. Purpose of LLC: For any lawful activity. [5/13-6/17]

NOTICE OF FORMATION of INNER STRENGTH PHYSICAL THERAPY, PLLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 06/03/2013. Office location: Kings County. Secretary of State is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SOS shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her to: The LLC, 2977 Bainbridge Ave, Apt 304, Bronx, NY 10458.

Purpose of LLC: For any lawful activity.

[5/13-6/17]

O'SHELLS, LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 3/30/2016. Office in Kings Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to 163 Hancock St., Brooklyn, NY 11216. Purpose: Ay lawful purpose. [4/15-5/20]

Notice of formation of TORRES & SONS, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 03/15/2016. Office location: Kings County.

SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to: United States Corporation Agents, Inc., 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/20-6/24]

Notice of Formation of SUZANNE J. FORRESTER REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 06/01/16. Office location: Kings County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE, 660 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/10-7/15]

KRS ADVISORS LLC. Art. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 04/07/16. Office: New York County. SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC, c/o Feerick Lynch MacCartney & Nugent, PLLC, 96 South Broadway, South Nyack, NY 10960. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of Formation of ARK & DIV HOLDINGS, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 02/01/16. Office location: Richmond County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Igor Arkhipov, 23 Austin Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10305. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/10-7/15]

JUNE 17, 2016 JA TRADING LLC Articles of Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 2/23/2016. Office in NY Co. SSNY desig. agent of LLC upon whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to c/o Lazrus & Lazrus PC, 240 Madison Ave., 8th Fl, NY, NY 10016.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose. Principal business location: 1443 29th Ave., Astoria, Long Island City, NY 11102. [4/15-5/20]

Notice of formation of CU Soul Enterprises LLC. Arts of Org filed with the Secy. of State of New York (SSNY) on 11/30/2015. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated agent upon whom may be served and shall mail copy of process against LLC to principal business address: 1766 E 16th St. Brooklyn, NY 11229. Purpose: Any lawful act. [4/155/20]

Notice of formation of RECOVERY LIFE COACH, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 02/01/2016. Office location: NY County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: United States Corporation Agents, Inc., 7014 13th Avenue, Suite 202, Brooklyn, NY 11228.

Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [4/15-5/20]

NOTICE OF FORMATION of Premier Music LLC, a domestic LLC. Art. of Org. Filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 4/1/16. Office loc: NY County. SSNY designated as LLC’s agent upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to CT Corporation System, 111 8th Ave., NY, NY 10011. Princ. bus. addr.: 568 Broadway, #705, NY, NY 10012, Attn: J. Deutsch.

Purpose: any lawful activities. [4/22-5/27]

Notice of Formation of Pit Bull Crew NYC, LLC, Art. Of Org, filed with Secy, of State of NY (SSNY) 3/29/16. Office loc: RICHMOND County, SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served, SSNY shall mail copy of process to LLC: 379 Main Street Staten Island, New York 10307. Purpose: Any lawful act or activity.

[4/22-5/27]

Notice of Qualification of EGP 200 Albany LLC. Authority filed with NY Dept. of State on 5/17/16. Office location: NY County.

Princ. bus. addr.: 2101 L St. NW, Ste. 650, Washington, DC 20037. LLC formed in DE on 5/9/16. NY Sec. of State designated agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served and shall mail process to: c/o CT Corporation System, 111 8th Ave., NY, NY 10011, regd. agent upon whom process may be served. DE addr. of LLC: The Corporation Trust Co., 1209 Orange St., Wilmington, DE 19801. Cert. of Form. filed with DE Sec. of State, P.O. Box 898, Dover, DE 19903.

Purpose: all lawful purposes. [6/3-7/8]

NOTICE OF FORMATION of STYLOPHANE LLC. Cert. of Conversion filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 5/19/16, converting STYLOPHANE to STYLOPHANE LLC. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to 33 Mamanasco Road, Ridgefield, CT 06877.

Purpose: Any lawful activity. The LLC is to be managed by one or more managers. [6/37/8]

Notice of formation of Allagash LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 03/16/2016.

Office location: NY County. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: The LLC, 240 East 82nd Street, #1A, New York, NY 10028. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. [5/13-6/17]

JUNE 17, 2016 Notice of Formation of PLUS VE LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/03/16. Office location: NY County.

Princ. office of LLC: 250 Bowery St., 2nd Fl., NY, NY 10012. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the addr. of its princ. office. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of Formation of TRAIL MIX VENTURES, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/29/16.

Office location: NY County. Princ. office of LLC: Marina Hadjipateras, 250 E. 65th St., Apt. 11F, NY, NY 10065. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Corporation Service Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY 12207-2543. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of Formation of WARHOL HOOK AND LADDER 13 LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 04/27/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to Corporation Service Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY 12207-2543. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [5/13-6/17]

Notice of Qualification of CR ADVANTAGE, LLC. Appl. for Auth. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/24/16. Office location: NY County. LLC formed in Delaware (DE) on 05/18/16. Princ. office of LLC: 101 Park Ave., 47th Fl., NY, NY 10178. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the princ. office of the LLC. DE addr. of LLC: 2711 Centerville Rd., Ste, 400, Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of Form. filed with Secy. of State of DE, Div. of Corps., The John G. Townsend Bldg., PO Box 898, Dover, DE 19903. Purpose: Any lawful activity.

[6/3-7/8]

The Jewish J Voice Notice of Formation of RACHEL LIBESKIND STUDIOS, LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/19/16. Office location: Kings County. Princ. office of LLC: 154 Clinton St., Brooklyn, NY 11201. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the addr. of its princ. office. Purpose: Any lawful activity.

[6/3-7/8]

Cadbury LLC, a domestic LLC, filed with the SSNY on 5/23/16. Office location: New York.

SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.

SSNY shall mail process to The LLC, 300 Central Park W., Apt. #3E, NY, NY 10024.

General purpose. [6/3-7/8]

Notice of Formation of 126 Franklin Avenue, LLC, Art. of Org. filed with Sec’y of State (SSNY) on 7/3/13. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to Att: David Roth, 62 W. 45th St., NY, NY 10036.

Purpose: any lawful activities. [6/3-7/8]

Notice of Formation of 240 Centre PH LLC, Art. of Org. filed with Sec’y of State (SSNY) on 4/8/16. Office location: NY County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to Yassky Properties, 424 Madison Ave., NY, NY 10017. Purpose: any lawful activities. [6/3-7/8]

Notice of Formation of 5 MacDonough Residences, LLC, filed under the original name of 134 Haven Residences, LLC, Art. of Org. filed with Sec’y of State (SSNY) 11/19/15. Off. loc.: NY Co. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of process to NRAI, 111 Eighth Ave., NY, NY 10011, the Reg. Agt. upon whom proc. may be served . Purp.: any lawful activities. [6/37/8]

LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Qual. of Puissance China Market Neutral Partners LP, Auth. filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 12/7/15. Off. loc: NY Co. LP org. in DE 12/3/15. SSNY desig. as agent of LP upon whom proc. against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of proc. to Att: Theodore Wang, 950 Third Ave., NY, NY 10022. DE off. addr.: CSC, 2711 Centerville Rd., Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of LP on file: SSDE, Townsend Bldg., Dover, DE 19901. Name/ addr. of each gen. ptr. avail. at SSNY. Purp: any lawful activities. [6/3-7/8]

Notice of Qual. of Palestra Management LP, Auth. filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 12/24/15.

Off. loc: NY Co. LP org. in DE 12/21/15.

SSNY desig. as agent of LP upon whom proc. against it may be served. SSNY shall mail copy of proc. to 1330 Ave of the Americas, NY, NY 10019. DE off. addr.: CSC, 2711 Centerville Rd., Wilmington, DE 19808. Cert. of LP on file: SSDE, Townsend Bldg., Dover, DE 19901. Name/addr. of each gen. ptr. avail. at SSNY. Purp: any lawful activities. [6/37/8]

Notice of Formation of CHANNEL FABRICS FAR EAST LLC. Arts. of Org. filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) on 05/25/16. Office location: NY County. Princ. office of LLC: Steven Wolfe, 149 W. 36th St., 9th Fl., NY, NY 10018. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to the LLC at the addr. of its princ. office. The regd. agent of the company upon whom and at which process against the company can be served is Steven Wolfe, 149 W. 36th St., 9th Fl., NY, NY 10018. Purpose: Any lawful activity. [6/37/8]

Alathur S. Nandan, CPA, LLC. Filed 3/31/16.

Office: NY Co. SSNY designated as agent for process & shall mail to: 303 5th Ave #1311, NY, NY 10016 Purpose: Public Accountancy.

[6/17-7/22]

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227 14 STREET PROJECT, LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY on 06/10/2016.

Office loc: Kings County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against the LLC may be served.SSNY shall mail process to: Harel Edery, 126 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217. Purpose: Any Lawful Purpose.

[6/17-7/22] NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF KINGS WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, doing business as CHRISTIANA TRUST, not in its individual capacity but solely as Trustee for BCAT 2014-10TT, Plaintiff, Against Index # 15432/13 Cornelius Greene a/k/a Cornelius N. Greene, Ellen Greene a/k/a Ellen M. Greene, et al., Defendant(s).

Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, duly entered in the Kings County Clerk’s Office on 5/17/2016, I, the undersigned Referee, will sell at public auction, in Room 224 of Kings County Supreme Court, 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201 on 7/21/2016 at 2:30 pm, premises known as 18 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206, and described as follows: ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, and designated on the tax maps of the Kings County Treasurer as Block 1774 and Lot 14.

The approximate amount of the current Judgment lien is $704,847.31 plus interest and costs. The premises will be sold subject to provisions of the aforesaid Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale; Index # 15432/13.

Steven David Cohn, Esq., Referee.

SHELDON MAY & ASSOCIATES Attorneys at Law, 255 Merrick Road, Rockville Centre, NY 11570 Dated: 5/31/2016 File Number: 27917 PB

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BUSINESS for SALE SNACK ROUTE in Bronx N,Y Selling to 100 fully established customers Grocery & Convenience Stores, yearly net profit after all expenses Call 845-459-2293 bring a buyer get $10,000 comm HS0624 CONSIGNMENT STORE FOR SALE. Totally Equipped & Assorted. Clothing/ Shoes for the whole family. Toys, Household Items, Decorations & Much More. Located in Ossining. Good Price. Excellent Business to Work with Family.

Affordable Rent. Call Doris 914-420-0884 LM0610 Seeking Partner for Extraordinary Income Potential Established Israeli company expanding to New York seeks local partner. Partner must be an entrepreneur with a background in sales or business development with a verifiable track record of earnings between $10,00020,000 per month. Partner must be well connected with the Jewish community and be able to relate to professionals and business owners. Investment required.Call Yitzchak at 267313-0005 or email icanbmi@ gmail.com HS0603 PIZZERIA for sale MIDTOWN EAST Manhattan,Suitable for Kosher Buyer must have good credit.

914-843-3847 HS0701

WATERFRONT RESTAURANT & BUILDING FOR SALE. S. Shore Nassau. 75 Seat DR/ Bar + 50 Seat Party Room. Low Taxes. Parking. Great Business Opportunity! Owners Retiring.

Asking $799,000. Call Broker Giacomo 516-840-8616 LM0624 PIZZERIA FOR SALE. Yorktown Heights area, good lease and opportunity. Call for info 917-751-1434 LM0617 BAGEL STORE/ BAKERY FOR SALE. Fully equipped. Located in Putnam. Near all. Only call if interested. 914-760-6520 LM0603 North Weschester BAR/RESTAURANT FOR SALE $395K 20 years in business, seats 200,Full bar area, dining rooms,& banquet room, 4100 sq.ft. 10 year lease Call 914-617-2110 HS0518 CAR WASH FOR SALE. In Suffolk company on busy road.

Established over 40 years. A turn key operation with detail center. 516-765-1388 LM0520 WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN Prime loc. RESTAURANT/ BAR for lease ,3 flrs,3500 sq ft, full liquor lic,roof top, fully equipped kit, wood burning oven, seats 157, turn-key, 16,000/mo.

646-261-4051 HS0506

FARM WITH US. NORTH DAKOTA. RED RIVER VALLEY FARMER. SEEKING INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN INVESTING IN FARMLAND. WOULD SHARE CROP OR LEASE. PARTIES WELCOME TO VISIT AND OBSERVE ALL ASPECTS OF PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION SEE: WWW.SPROULEFARMS.COM CHECK OUT OUR U-TUBE FARM VIDEO. 218-779-1571 LM0729

Park Slope 27th st / 4th Ave – A Block away from subway. All glass front. Everything brand new. New Lightning and new toilet. No food. All New Corner Store for Rent. 700 square feet.

Lots of foot traffic. Near Hotels + Subway. Owner – 646 – 372 – 3972 / 718-763 – 3689 MK0506

AUTO BODY SHOP & USED CAR LOT. Both State licensed, 31 years in Roselle, NJ, selling business only and all equipment. No real estate, 4,000 sq ft, 2 offices, turn-key, $7500 per month triple net.

Principals only. $199,500.

Call 610-360-7432 LM0304

FOR SALE Day Care Center Located in North Eastern Bergen County Principals Only McBride Corporate Real Estate 201-848-6113 HS0509

Investment Partner(s) (25% Interest) wanted for a five phase 25,000 unit affordable housing development in Abuja, Nigeria’s Capital, estimated to cost $129,398,000 with projected return of 27%. Call Eustace Uku at 412-261-3073. HS1211

Entrepreneurs, Financiers, Health-Insurance Cos. Participate in bringing new health-insurance product to market . Better clinical model cuts claims paid , increases profits . Dr. Campbell, 409-2251893, altdoc@gt.rr.com HS0506 Brooklyn Dry Cleaners for Sale.

Possible Sale of Building. Open 5 days/wk. Gross $160K / yr.

New Lease. Possible Owner.

Call John Martinez - Bkr 917-907-0058 MK0415 Chicago Limousine Business for Sale Approx. 30,000 trips annually, 10 years In business, Principals/Brokers Welcome POF required 630-202-9187 HS0325

TANNERSVILLE, NY. Successful summer Kosher restaurant, 10 until motel & market for lease or sale. For summer season. Great business. Last year’s tenants are not invited back. Landlord Tom 631-901-8535. LM0325

WINDOW TREATMENTS. A TURN KEY (Ready to start selling) Custom Window Treatment Co. Start up consulting included. 600+ customer base to start with.

Asking $55K. Contact 908-689-4136 or Cell 908-619-5372 LM1204 READY TO WORK KOSHER RESTAURANT ON KINGS HWY FOR SALE Please Call 646-673-6666 HS1106

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

9010

RINGOES/ FLEMINGTON N.J Comm’l Property FOR SALE, 2 family house & a fast food bldg, 1.4 ac, for sale by owner call 908-824-2923/ 732-397-0763 HS0701

CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ – 2 story bldg. 5300sf, 16 car parking, thru-streets, 3 major cross roads, midway between GWB & Ferry. Call 201-664-0870

130 Homes in Southeast 13% Cash –on- Cash All within 5 mile radius 678-808- 2716 Marcus & Millichap HS0509

HS0708

1. NNN FORTUNE 100 CREDIT - $3.25MM-7% 2. FL COMMUN. SHOP. CNTR- - 97% OCCUP-8.5% CAP RATE $4MM 3. MIXED USE-150,000SF 7% $24MM Principals only-561-889-2244

LANCASTER, PA PRIME LOCATION 5 ACRES Fully Approved for 55.000 Sq.Ft, Office Space Build to Suit or Sale of Ground Only Contact 717-587-1993 info@ washawcapital.com HS0422

HS07/08

BUY-COMMERCIAL RE High net worth investor will pay market price or above. $3MM-$43MM. Principals only.

561-889-2244 HS07/08 HAMPTON BAYS AND SHIRLEY. Builders retiring, selling 7 houses, fully rented, worth over $2 million. Asking $1.6 million.

Rent and taxes up-to-date.

Great return. Age of houses are approximately 4 years old. Call Ron the Builder 631-948-3652 LM0617

500K FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED Professional Office Building in Arlington Mass.

7.5 % interest only , 10 year balloon , For package information Contact RK @ centerbg.com 617-285-6051 HS0521 MI: 1001 Exchange, office building in Livonia MI, 9,000 SF + parking space for 50 cars.

Excellent location . Annual income $90K, asking $ 1,1M.718-877-7732 HS0506

WE PROVIDE FRESH CUT BG, SBLC AND LOAN. WE HAVE A GENUINE PROVIDER FOR FRESH CUT BG AND SBLC AND 3% APR LOAN WHICH ARE SPECIFICALLY FOR LEASE. OUR BANK INSTRUMENT CAN BE ENGAGED IN PPP TRADING, DISCOUNTING, AND SIGNATURE PROJECT(S) SUCH AS AVIATION, AGRICULTURE, PETROLEUM, REAL ESTATE AND E.T.C. OUR LEASING PRICE IS 6+2 AND OUR ISSUING BANKS ARE HSBC LONDON OR BARCLAYS BANK LONDON. OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE REASONABLE AS OUR PROVIDER IS READY TO SEND RWA OR SWIFT M799 BEFORE WE PROCEED. KINDLY CONTACT ME FOR FURTHER INFORMATION VIA EMAIL: BGCONSULTANT@OUTLOOK.COM

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

Invest small, with a minimum investment of $7,500 for a big return!! With a Legal Legitimate Investment company. For more information or appointment call: 212-256-1158 extension 103 This offering is only for accredited investors under Regulation D under Rule 506 (c) of the Securities Act Of 1993. The Company shall take reasonable steps to verify the accredited investor status before making Any offer and sale. Any accredited investor that does not provide the information necessary to the company To satisfy the verification requirement will not be deemed an accredited investor and may not participate in the offering. LM0911

AIRCRAFT SERVICES Private jet services-Pesach.

NY-Israel.$26K.RT per seat.NYFL $5700RT per seat. Limited seats. 388-784-1221

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JOBS & SERVICES HELP WANTED

9020

JOB OPPORTUNITY Full Time Job for Sales and delivering snack products to groceries in the BRONX N,Y Must have sales skills Will Train Earn Weekly $ 1200 Call 845418-5499 HS 0624 HAIR STYLIST/ COLORISTS WANTED- White Plains Salon And Spa. Licensed With 3 Years Experience & Client Following.

Call To Schedule Interview With Claver 914-761-9292 LM0624 TELEMARKETER National Auditing Company Work from Home Full Time / Part time ,extremely high Commission, send resume SC Analysis 1@yahoo.com HS0520 DELIVERY PERSON WANTED. For Jewish Voice. Must have van or truck. To deliver newspapers to businesses in Queens, Long Island & Staten Island. Call Stuart at 718-998-7600 Ext 19 LM0527 MEDICADE SERVICE COORINATOR Medicaid Waiver Program Bachelors Degree Reg SECRETARY 8;45am-4;30pm Capable Responsible Multi –Task Frum Office Knowledge Of Word,Exel Comm Hab Positions-Work one on one with a special needs child/ young adult Fax or email resume 718-633-5456 info@ metdevcenter.org HS0520

ELECTRICIAN NEEDED 3 plus yrs exp Must have own tools And able to work alone 718-522-3893 HS0506 RENTAL AGENTS WANTED FT-PT Work From Home Earn Good Income Will Train Call Ben 347-866-5619 718-266-9700 HS0429 COMPANIONS & CERTIFIED NURSING AIDES NEEDED for non-medical senior home care. Flexible hours. Now hiring for Suffolk & Nassau County.

Driver’s license & car required.

If you enjoy working with the elderly & would like to work for a company that truly values their employees, call 516-629-5650.

LM0506

COMPANIONS & CERTIFIED NURSING AIDES NEEDED for non-medical senior home care.

Flexible hours. Now hiring for Suffolk & Nassau Country.

Driver’s license & car required.

If you enjoy working with the elderly & would like to work for a company that truly values their employees, call 516-629-5650 LM0325

BOOKKEEPER P/T For Jewish Voice Please Call 718-998-7600 LM0318

SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS NEEDED. Mar-Can Transportation. Mount Vernon, NY. MUST be 21 years old. Valid CDL w/B, P & S Endorsements. Classes Paid by Company. Union Wages. Medical & Dental Benefits. New Hire Bonus $$. Please Call: MondaySaturday.

914-668-3772 LM0122 CHAUFFEURS. Katonah based company seeking FT/PT Drivers.

Must have WCTLC license.

Retirees welcome.

Please Call 914-479-2292 between 10AM-2PM LM0101 MANAGER FOR LEGAL NOTICE DEPARTMENT WANTED! To work at The Jewish Voice newspaper. Brooklyn location.

Call Stuart Katz 718-998-7600 Ext. 19

SUPERMARKET DELI CLERK. F/T or P/T. Must have experience.

Work some nights and weekends. Good pay. Benefits for Full Time position. East Northport location. Call Fran @ 631-368-1661 LM1127 TELEMARKETERS WANTED. To work at The Jewish Voice newspaper. Brooklyn location.

Call Stuart Katz 718-998-7600 Ext. 19

HEALTH / SOCIAL SERVICES

9930

DRIVER. Wheel-chair van. Must have CDL-C, paid training. Plenty overtime/ PTO. $12/ hr. Health befits. 914-266-0219 LM0205

Honest, reliable woman seeking position to care for elderly loved ones. 30 yrs experience and checkable references. Available weekdays + weeknights.

Call Alison 347-353-2669 or Joyce 347-948-2594 HS0724

PLUMBER full time. Must know all aspects of plumbing. Need clean driver’s License.

Call 718-556-0600 KK1106

HHA/ Companion seeks live-in/ out position (caring for sick / elderly) Familiar w/ kosher kit chen Exc Refs Maria at 718-541-9273 HS0708

SALESPEOPLE WANTED. To work at The Jewish Voice newspaper.

Brooklyn location. Call Stuart Katz 718-998-7600 Ext. 19 AREA CLAIMS WRITER AND PROPERTY INSPECTORS. Interviewing now. Excellent income, pt/ ft flexible hours.

Training provided.

732-801-1532 acwinspector@gmail.com

LEGAL ADVERTISING COORDINATOR Jewish Voice is one of New York's premier Jewish newspapers, distributing hundreds of thousands of papers in Brooklyn , Queens , the Bronx and Manhattan. In addition, the Jewish Voice publishes specialty magazines and major websites, and is very active on social media. We currently have an opening for a Legal Advertising Coordinator to support the revenue goals of the organization through liaising with legal agencies , attorneys and private party clients to organize legal ads, publication, date entry and coordinate affidavits.

REQUIREMENTS Assist clients in satisfying the court designated requirements for legal publications.

Work with heavy phone, email and fax vollume,, as welll as condduct faceto-fface customer service.

Prepare affidavits of publication Maintain required documents and accurate internal records.

Increase existing business and geneerate neew busiineess,, thhroouggh building strong relationships with new and existing clients. Ensure that relevant and clear communication and information is shared with clients to meet their legal advertising requirements as set by the court.

READY TO MAKE SOME GREEN? Licensed Real Estate Salesperson wanted. Emerald Estates Realty Group 516-743-9600 KK1120

QUALIFICATIONS High School Diploma or equivalent, some college preferred.

Must be detail oriented and be able to multi-task.

Excellent communication skills.

•Strong computer skills.

•Able to meet deadlines in a fast paced environment.

•Notary preferred.

Position pays commission, expenses and paaidd vaacationn. The Jewish Voice will support the successful applicants study and examination process to become a Notary for New York City counties.

CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AIDE CERTIFIED NURSES AIDE SANT CRUZ , SERAJ Caregivers will provide you with the best Caregivers in America, Philipino People, Hard Working, Experienced, Educated, Kind.

Live-in or Out , Call Gertrude 347-444-0960 HS0701 Fantastic Nanny for Hire. Lisa has been with our family for 16 years. She is loving, caring, fun, responsible, and diligent. She cared for our two children from birth, kept our house clean ,our children happy and gave my husband and me peace of mind . Call Lisa at 646-305-3257 for hire and call me Sadie at 646732-5274 for a reference. Lower Westchester or NYC # HS0624 PRIVATE DUTY LPN’s. Looking to care for In-Home Patients in Westchester. Experience in different medical conditions.

References available. Call Sue 914-562-0123 LM0624 Are you looking for an HHA for your elderly loved one? I have the experience you need.

References available.

Call 917-455-1714 LM0617

Certified Nursing Asst. Certified Homr Health Aid Certified CPR.8 yrs exp seeking position to care of elderly Companion / Hospice Care Live-in P/T /Weekends/ Overnight etc Excellent, references, Reasonable rates,Avail immed 917-476-4747 HS0617

NURSING ASSISTANT seeking job as COMPANION to take care of your loved ones in the privacy of their own home. 18 years of Nursing Home experience.

Excellent references & clean driver’s license. Call 516-4101892 or 516-270-0888 LM0527 Seeking a job taking care of elderly person in their home Mon- Fri. Live in or live out.

Excellent references. 12 years experience. Call 646-373-0034 LM0610

Honest Professional experienced, Hardworking, AID / Companion seeking Full Time position Live-in or Out 10 + Exp references upon request Call Lena 347-499-1915 HS0527 A CERTIFIED NURSE’s AIDE with checkable references. Kind .caring people person to care for the sick ,elderly or children . Cooking cleaning, laundry & ironing. Live-in /out, day or night Call Joyce 516-334-7859 or 516-236-2833 HS0527 An experienced nanny Seeks 5 days a week Mon-Fri lv-out postion, Loving & Caring.

Certified infant care Checkable references Please call Clair 347-721-4056 or 718-221-4419 HS0518

I am Avail for Shopping, Light Cleaning, Cooking, Taking to Appts, 4-Day Week, Experienced. Good References.

Long Island Area. 516-670-6025 LM0520

CAREGIVER/ COMPANION. 20 years exp. Dedicated, reliable, efficient, experienced. To care for the elderly with Alzheimers & Dementia, assist daily activities in their home. Can start immediately. Call Pam 516-9025185 or Carlene 516-850-4258 LM0506

EFFICIENT CAREGIVER AVAILABLE to take care of the elderly. Over 10 years experience. Excellent references available. Call 347-446-3783 LM0506

Certified HHA will care for elderly Live-in/out 25 years home & hospital exper CPR certified CNA refs avail 848-219-4785 HS0429 Certified HHA will care for elderly. Live-in/out 25 yrs home & hospital exper.CPR certified CNA Refs avail. 848-219-4785 HS0429 I am looking for a FT/ PT position to work for the elderly . Cooking, cleaning, washing. Driving if needed. Call 347-785-7441 HS0422 COMPANION/ HHA seeking Full Time live in position to care for your aged loved ones. Experience in dementia, Alzheimer’s & other ailments.

CPR & Med Tech certified. 10 + years experience. Excellent references upon request.

Call Millicent 240-392-7481 LM0311 NANNY LOOKING TO WATCH YOUR CHILD. Full or part time.

Day or night. Looking to work in Westchester. Great references.

Have car. Fun, upbeat person.

Extremely reliable. Call or email 914-202-5964 or brendalucky777@aim.com LM0304 Seeking job taking care of elderly person. Excellent references.

15 years experience.

Call 347-723-3688 LM0304 ELDERCARE AVAILABLE. 15 years experience. English speaking. Clean Driver’s License.

Cooking, Laundry, Cleaning, Dr. Appointments. References.

Available 24/7. Near Carmel, Yorktown, Mahopac area.

914-519-8147 LM0226 CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT with over 10 years experience in nursing homes & private homes.

Seeking a job to take care of your loved ones in the convenience of your home. I’m honest, reliable, can drive & am a good cook.

Excellent references. Live in only.

Call Pam 718-820-2999 or 718-882-8544 LM0226 Certified Home Health Aide is seeking a job for elderly care. 6 years exp. Live-in or live-out. Call 715-817-0441 or 718-448-4268 LM0129

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY CARE Provides Screened: *NANNIES *Kosher Housekeepers *Travel Companions *Day & Weekend Relief Staff *Sleep –in or out

718-949-9233

For further information please contact us at: sales@jewishvoiceny.com

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

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JOBS, SERVICES & FOR SALE An English energetic woman, fifteen years experience and drives. Seeks position as Caregiver. Excellent references.

Call Sue 973-477-3147 KK1127 EXCEPTIONAL CAREGIVER. Our incomparable caregiver is available. Took care of our mom for 5 years. Highly qualified, patient, kind, reliable, energetic, smart. Live-in. Louise 908-217-8513 or Liz 202-253-8676 for details. LM0219 MATURE EXPERIENCED FEMALE. HAPPY TO CARE FOR your adult loved one in their home. 2-3 days a week in the Briarcliff Ossining Croton areas.

Call April at 914-923-4053 LM1204 Mature Experienced Woman With Natural Affinity With Children.

Newborn And Up. Looking For Live Out Position Monday Through Friday. Call Viceorine Blai At 646-377-1855 AE0219 Experience compassionate caregiver, looking to provide personal care for the elderly.

Seeks position to live-in/out ft or pt. Will do light housekeeping and prepare meals. Have excellent experience & checkable reference. Call 718-325-7336 KK1218

NURSING ASSISTANT WITH Excel. Ref. From Hospital, Nursing Home & Private , 12 hours, 5 days a week. I have a clean driver's license.

Call: 516-466-3923 LM0603 TEAM OF INTENSIVE CARE ICU NURSES AVAILABLE for Private Duty in the NY Area. Free InHouse Consultation Available.

CALL OR TEXT TARA AT 914-309-3932 LM0101 Excellent Home Health Aide/ Companion. Personal Care.

Outstanding references. Liveout preferred. Overnights are possible. Will do light housework.

Quadriplegic, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, etc.

Call 347-692-6119 LM1225 A Certified Nurses Aide with checkable References. Kind, Caring People Person To Care For The Sick, Elderly, Or Children.

Cooking, Cleaning, Laundry, & Ironing. Live-In/Out, Day Or Night. Call Joyce 516-334-7859 Or 516-236-2833 AE0129 In dire need of domestic person, professional Health Aide. Has a drivers license and owns a car.

English-speaking, dependable and excellent references.

Seeking a person in Old Bridge area. Call between Hrs 9-3 and 5-7 Call 732-972-4731 KK1204 HOME HEALTH SERVICE. Agency Provides Aides/ Companions.

Europeans. High Quality.

Reasonable Rates. Reliable with driving. Call Lidiya 203-219-3917 LM0115

HELP OFFERED

9035

Experienced Organist, Pianist, Choir Director seeks post in Westchester, Bronx or Connecticut. Please Call 718-916-6730 LM0619

PARKING WANTED $100 Finders Fee. $100 Finders Fee for Parking Space for 1 car near Avenue P & Coney Island Ave. 24/6 access.Call 718.666.1208 MK0506

WRITING SERVICES Professional Writer. Poems, website content, songs, letters, scripts for plays & speechs, etc.

Call Sara 443.564.1589 or e-mail: spggrand@gmail.com MK0617

TUTORING

HOUSECLEANING AVAILABLE! I Clean Houses, Apartments & Offices. Responsible. 6 Years Experience. Free Estimates.

Call Diana 914-257-1208 or 914-382-1125 LM0617 CLEANING SERVICES. Cleaning Apts & Houses. Excellent References. Reliable & Honest.

Call Patricia 347-225-1727 LM0610 HOUSECLEANING AVAILABLE. SHORED CLEANING! We Clean Houses/ Apartments/ Condos/ Offices/ Banks, Etc. We Are Responsible & Honest. Free Estimates. Sorah1259@gmail. com 845-793-2963 LM0603

9970

Chemistry, AP Biology, Earth Science, Algebra, Tutoring.

14 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. Westchester Community College senior tutor. Your home or mine.

Westchester / Stanford, CT. 914525-8966 LM0513 **ALL Subjects 1-on-1 Tutor** Grades K-12, Specialize in Math & Essay writing. Intensive Prep for Specialized Science High School Entrance Exam, SAT, & HS Regents Exam available. Email: ALL.As.Tutor.NYC@gmail.com

LESSONS

HOUSE CLEANING 10 yrs experience, HOUSES, CONDO’S, APTS, OFFICEs, good references, reliable, honest, Free Estimates 914-488-7335 HS0617

9980

8000

PIANO/VOICE LESSONS – Your Home/My Home Local Well Known Teacher. Call Today *** 954-485-0065 *** MK

COMPUTER SERVICES

CATHERINE’S CLEANING LLC. Bonded & Insured. Based in Sag Harbor. See us on Angieslist.com 631-793-1121 We Accept All Credit Cards. www. catherinescleaning.com LM0605 CLEANING PERSON AVAILABLE to clean your office or apt to perfection. Also able to care for your child/ elderly. Refs available. 18 yrs. Experience.

Own car. 914-473-7801 LM0619

CLEANING SERVICES 9910 MATURE CERTIFIED HHA seeking job. Live-In or Live-Out. 20 years experience. Excellent references. Full time or part time. Call 347-444-1380 or 718-699-4430 LM0722 HOUSECLEANING AVAILABLE. HOUSES, CONDOS, OFFICES. Reasonable prices. Very reliable. Call Louie 914-469-9836 LM0701 HOUSECLEANING SERVICES. Reliable, Honest & Professional Will Leave Your Home Sparkling Clean! 15 Years Experience with Great References.

Call 917-701-2502 LM0701

9032

MARTIN D. OSHER, CPA. Complete Accounting & Income Tax Services For Businesses & Individuals. $50 OFF! 2015 TAX RETURN, (new clients only.)

E-File! Your Home/ Office Appt.

Free Consult, 516-241-0764 Martin.Osher@gmail.com LM0603

FOR SALE

9040

CONTENTS OF HOME. Dining Room Table, 43 X 97. Ten Provincial Chairs. Oriental Wool Rug, 10 x 14. Antique Singer Sewing Machine with Cabinet, 25 x 18. Reasonable Prices. Call 631-424-0968 LM0617 POWER WHEEL CHAIR, Rovi X3.

Worth $8,500. Asking $3,000 or best offer. Mint condition. Only used once. Call 516-398-4464 LM0617

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

9041

1988 Summit, aluminum dump trailer, $12,000. 1988 Custom Tagalong trailer, 20 ton, $3,500.

Gehl Asphalt Paver, $4,500. Call 631-926-3699 or 631-926-3882 LM0617

PETS

I WILL CLEAN YOUR HOME and leave it spotless!! Experienced, honest, dependable with excellent references. Call Yadira 914-922-5210 LM0529

CAVALIER KING CHARLES. Female, gorgeous, adorable, home bred. AKC parents. Priced to sell fast! 631-245-9392 LM0506

NEED WORK DONE AROUND THE HOUSE? Don’t have the time? Tired of having a “to-do list?” Handyman, all phases of work. 516-313-5158 LM0313

MOVING SERVICES DSA MOVING LIFE LLC. Located in Spring Valley, NY. Services provided for large & small businesses, private properties & construction sites. Long & short distance moving & transporting jobs. Large & small garbage material & metal removal jobs.

Light & heavy materials, food packages, electronics, furniture.

LIC # 4847349. Call Mr. Cadeus 845-694-2766 LM0415

HOME IMPROVEMENT 9950 LAMPS & CHANDELIERS REWIRED. Light Furniture Repair.

Reasonable Prices.

Call 203-532-9127 LM0701

ENTERTAINMENT

9044

CLOWN TOWN Clowns For Parties Including: Holidays, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, Sweet 16s, Fundraisers And Birthday Parties. Includes Magic Shows, Animal Balloons, Face Painting, Music And Dancing. Also Available Caricaturist For All Parties. Call Now To Book At 917-459-4923 AE0205

BUYING

9045

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT FOR SALE To all construction workers and electricians, we have old and new materials including AC, sewing machine and much more for sale and some for free to take.

Call Ray 347-356-0249 for more info. MK0529 RANKIN COBRA “I CAN’T BREATHE” 1-800-BUY-MY-CD 646-626-3715 Link to: www. cdbaby.com/cd/RankinCobra15 (ReggaeMusic) MK0629

AUTOMOTIVE

9050

9025

1970 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. Newer roof, Special Eldorado, 500 cubic inches engine, 38,000 miles, runs good, with all power options. Reduced to $8,800 OBO. Also selling 1996 Lincoln Mark 8. 518-299-3274 LM0715

Looking for sincere women 40-50 for dinning out, long walks, loves animals. Brooklyn only.

347-856-1937 HS0610+

BEIGE 2002 CADILLAC 4 Dr Sedan Very good condition, Hwy Miles140 K $4,000 Neg 718-946- 2856 HS0624

ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS LEYLAND CYPRESS All sizes. LOW PRICES. Plant & delivery available. Private.

631-219-0967 LM0624

PERSONALS

JB Carpentry, electric, plumbing, painting, flooring, decks & kitchen/ bathroom remodeling. Responsible & reasonable. All jobs welcome!

Joe: 347-215-1960

WANTED ALL AUTOS We Visit You. $$$ Paid or Donate.

Tax Deductible. 516-VAN-CARS OR 516-297-2277 LM0617

MOTORHOMES FOR SALE

9051

1997 INFINITY BY THOR 34 FOOT MOTORHOME FOR SALE: 65,000 original miles, immaculate condition, one owner, all original paperwork. Chevy engine, P30 chassis, twin beds in rear, dual captain’s chair in front, awning, completely updated interior. $12,000.

Call Jim @ 845-279-2570 LM0603

9052

GRADY WHITE, 25 feet, T/200HP, Yamaha, $8,900. BAYLINER 1995, 24 feet, small V-8 Merc, hard top, $6,900. GRADY WHITE 2002, 28 feet, T/225HP, Yamaha, $18,900. Can trade for smaller boat. Call for pictures 516-941-5823 LM0722

2015 NUCANOE FRONTIER 12 FT HYBRID KAYAK FOR SALE. Includes 2 Max 360 camo stainless swivel seats with extra high seat bases and 2 Werner Camano 260 cm paddles. Never used, due to shoulder injury.

Originally cost $1900. Will sell for $1000 firm. Call 203-826-9233 LM0701

DONATE VEHICLE, BOAT OR TRUCK. Running or Non-running.

Help abandoned & abused animals. Free, fast pick-up. Tax deductible. Vacation voucher. All proceeds go directly to saving animals. Call 914-591-7594 LM0624

MOTORCYCLES FOR 9053 SALE HARLEY 2003, 100th Anniversary Road King, 6,500 miles, lots of chrome, clip-on tourpack, sissy bar & windshield. $9,500 neg.

Call 516-456-5242 LM0722

ADOPTIONS

9920

ADOPT: Our happy home is filled with love, laughter & security, but we wish for a newborn to make it complete. Expenses paid.

Please Call Jen & Dom 1-866270-6969 Text 646-915-7890 www.jenanddomwishtoadopt. info LM0219

9043

ADOPT SWEET GOLDEN RETRIEVER/ SHEPHERD MIX. 7 years old. Needs a new home with no other dogs.

631-495-6022 LM0715

9960

NISSAN ALTIMA 2001, 197,000 highway miles, 5 speed stick, garaged, in mint condition, new tires, brakes & exhaust. $1,600.

Call 914-258-9432 LM0610

BOATS FOR SALE

(2) LADIES AVAILABLE TO CLEAN. Houses/ Apts/ Offices.

English Speaking. Excellent References. Own Transportation.

516-767-7386/ 516-662-5934 S0529

HANDYMAN

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REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSES BROOKLYN

1638

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT- AVE U/OCEAN PKWY. 2nd floor, approx. 500 sq ft, pvt bthrm.

Fully renovated! Newly Painted & Carpeted. Call 732-610-5856

GRAVESEND OPEN HOUSE. One family detached brick in Gravesend area. 36 x 50 on 5694 sq ft lot. Full finished basement, detached 2 car garage, 3BR, 2 full baths, EIK, living rm, dining rm, basement, 2 large rms, kitchen, ½ bath. Owner

HS1023

BROOKLYN

1050

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT CONEY ISLAND near NEPTUNE AVE 11,000 sq ft, No Columns, M1 Zone $12,000 / month Call Mr. Harry @ ALPINE REALTY 718-238-1788 HS0724

Motivated! Call Agent GinaRemax 917-584-4539 HS0712 OPEN HOUSE. EVERY SUN 1-4PM. 2910 Nostrand Ave (Kings Hwy & Ave P.) Drastic price reduction! Price includes roof

SHEEPSHEAD BAY Office Space for Rent Approx 1,500 sq,ft, Corner Building Separate Entrance Suitable for Professional Call 718-377-6220 HS0701

terrace and parking. New 2 and 3 Bedrm Condos, 1,375- 1,451 SF, 2 baths, 2 kitchen sinks, elevator.

Tax abatement. Final C of O. Wilk R.E. 718-376-0606 HS0626

OUT OF STATE

8638

LAKEWOOD, NJ OPEN HOUSE ADULT COMMUNITY CONDO. SAT & SUN, 6/6 & 6/7, 6/13 & 6/14, 11AM-3PM, 84DDORCHESTER DRIVE. Move-in condition, new appliances. 2BR, 2 baths, sun porch, garage, central a/c, pool. 15 minutes to beach. $99,500. For Appt, Call 732-364-5280 or 908-273-3594 LM0612

AVE M / CONEY ISLAND AVE. Prime location, ground floor, storefront, large private office for rent 917-709-9310 HS0506 AVE M / E.19 St. 2 Offices for Rent. Corner building Light & Airy. Move in Condition. 1 Flight up Reasonable.

Owner 718-336-4351 HS1127

NOSTRAND AVE / AVE P & O HIGH TRAFFIC AREA. RETAIL/ FULLY EQUIP. 800 Sq ft. By Owner 917-578-5136 HS0529 MECHANIC SPACE FOR RENT Auto-Body & Repair shop Over 35 years exp Prime locationConey Island Ave Please Call 718-998-5151

MANHATTAN

2050

1090

34th St #252 W Betw/7th &8th ave.STORE 1800 SF + MEZZ 1500 SF New Storefront, BrokersWelcome Falcon Properties.com, 212-302-3000 HS0808

QUEENS

3050

L I C- 460sf or 370 sq offices ,well managed building wf private, private bathrooms,views,of Manhatten.3-8 Minute walk to LIRR, 7 train,restaurants & shops Easy access 5to Midtown Tunnel , LIE & BQE Call 718-784-8100 HS0701

Ave M/E.19 St 2 offices for rent. Corner building More in Condition 1 flight up reasonable.

Owner 718-336-4351 HS1127 EAST FLATBUSH- Nostrand Ave, Large Store/Office for Rent.

Incls Patio, Bkyd & Fin Bsmt w/ Full Pvt Bath & Meeting Rm. Pvt Showings.

Call Owner: 718-774-9759 MK0807

Well-Established Allstate Agency g y For Sale. Marine Park area. Agent g wants to retire.

Must be able to obtain y your own financing g & currently y be in the insurance business.

Call 917-301-2477 LM0703

· WAREHOUSE * · MASPETH, QUEENS · 7500’ or 3500 sq. ft NEW BUILDING 2nd floor w/ Elevator & PATIO, Wide Street, OWNER PAYS TAX References & Gd Credit OWNER 347-739-1976 or grandproperty1@aol.com HS0603

BRONX

4050

3060 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

STATEN ISLAND

5050

Commercial space for rent/ lease, busy Manor Road shopping plaza. On Site parking.

1000 sq ft. $4000 per month.

Serious inquiry only. Call Mr. Sammy Books (917) 497-0738 KK0108

LONG ISLAND

6050

WEST HEMPSTEAD PRIME MEDICAL/ OFFICES & SUBLEASES AVAIL. 225 Nassau Blvd. Huge Parking Space, Basement, 1st Floor, Direct Street Access. 516-603-8363 LM0701

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT LEVITTOWN A-1 Prof. Bldg. 1-2-3 Rm. Suites.

From $399/ Mo.Free Utilites.

516-735-6681 LM0911 MINEOLA BLVD. Executive Office Space + Parking Available for Immediate Occupancy. 9001500 Sq. Ft. Near Hospitals And Courts. OWNER NORTHSIDE PROPERTIES 516-456-8888 LM0710

NEW YORK STATE

7050

ELMSFORD. 4,000 Sq Ft. High Bay Warehouse with office. 14 Ft overhead door. Drive in, no automotive. Call 914-592-7229 LM0708

OFFICE SPACE OR HAIR SALON FULLY EQUIPPED FOR RENT, Rt. 6, Mohegan Lake, NY. For Information, Call 914-282-6602 LM0708

WHITE PLAINS AREASTORAGE & PARKING RENTAL. Clean & convenient enclosed storage shed & outdoor truck parking. Perfect for contractors or landscapers.

Call 914-923-3429 LM0701

SHEEPSHEAD BAY – Brooklyn Medical Space for Sub/Lease, 3 exam rooms ,Consultation room,digital x-ray Call 917-971-1691 HS0311

SOUTHERN DUTCHESS COUNTY/ LAGRANGEVILLE. Premier Warehouse/Storage.

Office, bath. 30 foot ceilings, 12 foot garage door. Loading dock. 3 Phase Electric. Secure, safe area. Easy access to major roads. Private entrance. $2,295/ month includes taxes.

Leave Message.

Owner 914-564-9113 LM0624 OSSINING. Commercial garage space for rent or for sale. 2,200 sq ft. Zoned for Auto repair & body work. Also, commercial outside storage place fenced in. Frame equipment for sale.

(Also, trailers for sale.) Call for more information.

914-804-3461 or 914-941-3239 LM0603

BEDFORD HILLS. Office building for lease, 1,050 sq ft + on two floors. 5 offices each with windows, limited parking.

Convenient to train, I-684, SMP. $1,750/ month.

914-242-1677 LM0527 LARCHMONT/ WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Office to Share.

Reasonably priced. Prime location. Immediate availability.

Excellent Parking. Don’t miss this great opportunity! By appointment. Call 914-8799025 or Email sukrstwo@aol. com LM0429 BEDFORD HILLS. Great office studio & storage. Private entrance, main floor office with hardwood floors & built in shelves, basement. Total of 800 sq ft. Great for storage. Near transportation & shopping. $1,000. 914-424-3522 LM0304 OFFICE SPACE- NANUET. $450/ month. Single rooms, utilities & internet included.

Call Ken at CILK119.

845-367-2369 ken@cuppapulp.com LM0226 OFFICE SPACE PROFESSIONAL OFFICE IN LOWER WESTCHESTER AVAIL ON GROUND LEVEL IN MEDICAL BLDG APPROX.600SQFT HANDICAPPED ACCESS CENTRAL HEAT/AC ,IDEAL FOR DR. 914-723-1111 X104 HS1113 Upstate New York Monticello area FOR LEASE 400 Acres , Horse Trading facility for use as Hunting, or Recreation or Development Property 718-441-4100 HS1106

OUT OF STATE

8050

PHILADELPHIA PA – 3 Locations for lease 230K sq.ft.130K sq.ft.53 sq.ft. Will divide. Private location. Broker friendly 215-281-3131 www. ricatto.com HS1106

COMMERCIAL / PROPERTIES FOR SALE BROOKLYN

1060

LOTS FOR SALE BUSHWICK area. The newest hottest Location in Bklyn.

5,000 sq. ft. lot buildAble 12,500 sq. ft. Residential & Commercial zoning.

347-262—9743 HS0311

DEVELOPERS DREAM! Upstate NY, Sullivan County, Monticello.

18+ acres, with town, water & sewer, approved plans. 60+ units. By Interstate Rt. 86, near new casino. Will not last. Make inquiries. By Owner 917-548-4200 LM0520 BUILDINGPERMITSZOOM.COM Expediting Service Free Consultation Free Site Inspection We Operate 7 Days/wk Call Gregg 516-987-4377 HS0429 GREENE N.Y. 5.13 Country Acres $ 25,000. 845-798-6342 845-292-2240 HS1218

For Sale – Brooklyn Industrial Warehouse & Dev Site (M1-4) 30,000 Built SF + 150’ Wide Dev Site Call Marcus Jecklin Epic Commercial Realty (646) 278-4674 Turn Key Pizzeria For Sale.

For $100K. Monthly net income $8,000-$14,000.

Neighborhood: Marble Hill. Call Broker 347-483-0248 Email: cyjohnson@rapidnyc.com KK1030 BORO PARK STORE + 2 APTS For Sale On 13th Ave off 37th St. $ 1.4 mil.

Please Call exclusive agent Michael: 646-278-4615 or 718-496-4946 HS 0220

MANHATTAN

2060

35 % RETURN in MANHATTAN Passive Real Estate Opportunity 15 Million Needed (212-228- 8012 ) HS0527 1095 WELL ESTABLISHED AMERICAN DINER LOCATED IN THE MIDTOWN EAST AREA. GREAT OPPORTUNITY. REASONABLE PRICE. RENT LISTED UNDER MARKET VALUE. FOR FURTHER INFO. CONTACT NICK(646) 209-2671. RW

QUEENS

3060

3000 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE QUEENS, GLENDALE, NY 25 SQ FT REFURNISHED. BIG STORE FRONT WINDS & LARGE OFFICE WITH 3 PARKING SPACES. GOOD FOR MEDICAL OFFICE OR RETAIL BUSINESS CONTACT : SAL @ (917) 921-5239 RW0423

STATEN ISLAND

5060

STATEN ISLAND YESHIVA Richmond Rd. 2 floors, inished bsmt, 7,000 sf, 14 classrooms, 5 baths, offices Gym, Anna 917847-4781 Exit R.E HS0304 SOUTH BEACH RESIDENTIAL LOT FOR SALE Near Verrazano Bridge On Andrews Street.

Quite S.I. Location. $ 600,000 Negotiable. Owner 516-431-9030 HS1107

LONG ISLAND

6060

GREENVILLE, NY. ESTATE PROPERTY. Vacant 6.10 acres.

On Old Mountain Road Between 2 Residences, #’s 530 & 548.

Now $85,000. Atty’s Telephone: 212-233-0970 LM1127

NEW YORK STATE

7060

SUFFERN. Over 2400 sq ft + 3 unfin rms. 40 acres, 2 car det garage. Ample parking. New Siding, roof, windows, boiler. $499,000. Call Debra at RE/MAX Classic Realty for all info.

914-243-3644 LM0520

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PUTNAM VALLEY, 21 Acres, Residential Sub-dividable, Off Church Rd, $249K OBO. Also, FISHKILL, 34 Acres, $250K. 914-462-2620 LM1225 WEST HAVERSTRAW: 2 Store Commercial site, prime, located on the corner, heavy traffic location. Call for appointment 845-786-3898 or 845-222-6815 LM1218

FALLSBURG. 80+ Acres, with 2 homes. Breathtaking views.

Lots of road frontage. Ready for development & campsite. Walk to temple. Priced to sell.

Call 718-938-4130 LM1030 PEEKSKILL. 8 Family, 8 Garages and Work Shop, CAC. Rent $171,000 Yearly. Price is $1,450,000. 914-879-1531 LM0925

OUT OF STATE

8060

PRINCETON/ LAWRENCEVILLE. Half a block from 95 and 295 interchange, Route 1. 50,000 SF space for lease or sale. Could be retail or warehouse. 561-6507443 or 622Barbara@gmail.com HS1211

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Wilkes Barre, PA. 4 family income, $2200 a month, 4 garages, $150,000. Deli and 2 Apts, $120,000. We will hold mortgage. 570-825-8631 KK0911 Building For Sale 15,000 sq. ft. 1,000 sq. ft. office 2 loading docks Linden, NJ Heimishe Area 30 min from Boro Park Call: 347-882-8037 RW1230

APARTMENTS FOR RENT BROOKLYN

1010

STUDIO basement apartment on dead end street Park like Setting in MIDWOOD Bklyn Ideal for Professional single non –smoker , util incl, stove, refrig,bookcases.& kitchen table.

Fef required Pets OK $1350 718-434-4953 HS0518 AVE W + WEST ST, Beautiful 2 BR Apartment w/ balcony , washer/ dryer , Heat incl. asking 2150 347-634-5819 HS0506 E.14/ Ave P. Lg 3 BR spac LR ,wshr,/ dryer,Inc bsmt,bkyrd,Pvt Hse $2500 ht & hot water inc.Bkr 347-678-0868 HS0429 BED STUY 1BR, New Apartment, Hardwood Floors. NO FEE. CALL 585-370-3449 LM0429 Midwood For rent studio (also can be used for office) 2,3,4 Bedrooms Apts Call 718.376.4444 SEAGATE Fully Renovated 4 Rms,New Hardwood Fls, New Stove, W/D, New Paint, Porch, M.I.C. $2,000/ mo. 718- 946-2856 HS0226

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REAL ESTATE Apartment to Share Looking for a Lady who keeps kosher to share a lux. apt . Brighton Beach. Call 917-209-1350 HS1127 FLUSHING. Rm for rent,2 blocks to LIRR. All utilities included.

Share Kit & Bathroom. Call Patrick 718-539-5143 KK0911 AVE P/ E. 14. 2 APTS: 4br, 2 BATHS, $2990. 2br, 1.5 BATHS, $2250, RENOV, NEW KIT, BALC, W/D. No Fee. Call Owner 917-742-3301 HS0612

LONG ISLAND

6010

GATEWAY TO THE HAMPTONS. 1 Beautiful furnished bedroom with 1 large private bath with double sinks on second floor.

Share kitchen with professional woman. No pets. Elegant, artistic & tranquil. $4,500. Available immediately- Sept 15. Single occupancy. Tennis, pool. Next door to public golf course. 13 minutes by car to West Hampton Beach synagogue. 516-819-7221 angelictrailmate@gmail.com LM0603

Ave P/ Ocean Pkwy. Luxury Building, very large, modern, bright, renovated. Two bedrooms & Two baths With large terrace.

Must see. Rent $2,200 mo. Call Broker 718-382-4839 KK0911

WESTHAMPTON. Perfect for summer fun! 4BR, 3 baths, a/c, modern kitchen, flat screen TVs, WiFi internet, lighted pool and deck. Memorial Day- Labor Day. $22,500. Call Owner 212-3759100 or 631-288-6458 LM0624

AVE O/ E.21st 2 BRs, 1st floor AVE L /E.18th 1BR., move in cond

By Owner Call 718-236-3199 HS0219

BELLPORT. Furnished rooms for rent, in private house, share kitchen & bath. No smoking/ pets. $600- $700. 631-627-5817

AVE V/ OCEAN PKWY. 6.5 rooms, 1.5 baths, new kitchen, granite floor, parquet floors, parking. No brokers.

718-998-5295 HS0605 MILL BASIN. 4BR duplex, new 2.5 baths. New Kosher kitch.

Beaut cond. Near shuls & transp.

Call 917-566-3966 HS0522

MANHATTAN

2010

UPPER WEST SIDE – West End & 99 St.Seeking, roommate, spacious, 7RM, Apt.BR, Shower, shared kitchen, DR,$2,000/mo E; adyassky@aol.com / 212-864-5288 HS0506

BRONX

4010

Bronx Tremont. 1820 Clinton Ave & 175th ST. Beautiful 1 Bedroom In A 3 Family House No Pets. $1000. See Landlord SAT ONLY. Call Owner 718-299-8347AE0115

LM0520

BRIDGEHAMPTON. Lumber Lane, very private, very clean, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, CAC, heated pool, MD-LD. $65,000.

Extended season. 631-774-0785 LM0422

SOUTH MERRICK: FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE SHARE AVAILABLE. On Water, Boat Slip Optional. References. No Pets/ Smoking. Long/ Short Term. $975/ Month. Mr. Hale 516-867-5851 LM1127 LONG BEACH. MODERN STUDIO. Walk to LIRR & shopping. Across from beach & boardwalk. $1,350/ month.

Owner 718-847-0054 LM1106 HISTORIC HOME ORIENT. Vail House, on the museum grounds in the heart of historic Orient, New York. In Suffolk County. 1878 home available Memorial- Labor Day. $27K. Extensions possible.

Call 631-323-2480 LM0911

EAST HAMPTON VILLAGE. Secluded getaway, circular driveway, Cathedral ceilings, wooded floors, pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, stainless kitchen, w/d, plush gardens/ landscape acreage. End of season special. $22,900. 8/109/14. Fran 212-472-9821/ 631324-5143 or Barbara 917-287-2072 LM0814 Port Washington Rental - Brand New Luxury Duplex: 4 Bed X 2.5 Bath with Spacious LR/DR, Modern Oversized Kitchen with granite counter & SS Appliances, 2 Zone Heating & CAC. HW Floors. Brick Patio, Sprinkler System, Finished Basement, Laundry, Off Street Parking For 2 Cars. SD# 4 - $4500/ mo - Available for Immediate Occupancy - Call Sol at 516-849-9666 HS0129

NEW YORK STATE

7010

NEW ROCHELLE/ WESTCHESTER. 1BR apts available. Extra-large rooms, eat-in kitchen. Near shops/ beach. No pets. $1625/ $1550/ $1490. 914-478-2442 LM0715

APARTMENTS FOR SALE / CONDOS BROOKLYN

Bed Stuy Get more bang for your buck with this LARGE 1007 SqFt condo ,located on a beautiful tree lined block .$600,000.

NEGOTIABLE . 347-493-6976 HS0506

FOR SALE CONDOS 1918 AVE N 2 BR, 2 Bths, lg balc,gran countertops, mod design, low maint. 15 yr tax abatement.

Rebecca Goldberg/Bkr STAREALTY EST> 917 776-5683 HS0205

PELHAM. NO FEE. Nice & clean 1 large bedroom, updated, plenty of closets, dining area. 1 parking space. Near transportation. NO PETS! $1,350. Call Mike for more info 914-562-0722 LM0501

OUT OF STATE

8010

House for Rent /Florida Ft. Lauderdale 4 BR fully furnished, Pool house,approx 1 mile to beach ,parking Space incl Close to amenities Avail March April Call for photos 914-320-4950

New kitchen, hardwood flrs. Very clean building. Call Broker (347) 880-3680 KK0515

2020

St. lg 7rm Condo for sale. 2500 sf, 5 BR, 3 bths Drmn bldg, no bkrs, $ 4.75M 917-806-5080 HS0311

3020

KEW GARDENS CONDO FOR

Modern & renovated 2BR, 1 bath, balcony, gym, common room,

Low floor. Immediate parking available. Walk to temple. Asking $499K. Call Jason at Prime Realty

SEAFORD HARBOR: RENTAL WANTED: apt or studio. Sandy survivor seeks to move back to Seaford Harbor. Call Don 516-428-8916 LM0619

718-229-2922 LM1113

STATEN ISLAND

OR APPOINTMENT..

Call Ray 212 602 1137 This house is located in the prestigious Murray Hill location near the finest school system, five minutes from the Metro North and thirty five minutes outside of Manhattan. Truly a great value being offered by a

OCEANSIDE. BEAUTIFUL 3BR, 1.5 baths, 1450 sq ft. Very good cond. Full fin bsmt. Parking and Pvt Backyard. Walking Distance to LIRR. 646-421-7879 LM0717

6030

Motivated Seller. .Built in 1933 as a small mansion on one acre, this house has been upgraded to a larger home with attached 2 car garage for a growing family.

Enter into a formal foyer with half bath right into a large country

COLD SPRING HARBOR. Apt Villa Ranch. School # 2, park-like property, 2 acres, 3BR, 2 baths, garage, no pets. $4,250. Call

kitchen, granite island with bright

Owner 631-424-0968 LM0610

long dining room with fireplace

7020

Scarsdale is located in beautiful Westchester County a residential community only 24 miles north of New York City and rated as a leading upscale community, has an outstanding school system with 99% of its graduates going on to higher education. There are over 20 parks and playgrounds, 26 public tennis courts, a municipal pool, and two 18-hole golf courses with Scarsdale Boundaries.

SALE. 116-24 Grosvenor Lane.

rooftop terrace, concierge.

L.I. APT. RENTAL WANTED

LONG BEACH 600 Shore Rd #5D. Reduced to $349K. Lux Ocean Front, Extra Large 1BR with Parking. No Pets. By Appt.

704-608-8468 LM0522

114 BIRCHALL DRIVE. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAYS 2-3:30PM

breakfast area leading into Mother-in-law or Media Room.

The house has a formal 35 foot and wet bar. The 1400 sf. family

HS0311

WEST NEW YORK, NJ. 3BR, LR, DR & garage. ½ block from Blvd East. $2,300. Call Mariana at Coccia Realty 201-893-6257 or 201-867-2100 LM0515

GREAT NECK/ Kenwood Coop. Large BR, LR, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 6 closets! Work out room & storage in building. $269K. 516-841-0025 LM0612

NEW YORK STATE

NYC, West End Avenue, 84/85

QUEENS

RONKONKOMA / NOB HILL – End unit, second floor, 2BR condo.

Pergo & new tile in kitchen bath & balcony. Pool & tennis/ $222K. Call Owner 631-806-3488 LM0318

HOUSE FOR RENT

Marine Park/Flatlands: Large 3

MANHATTAN

6020

1020

Br Co-op for sale. Great area, SOUTH NYACK- Apt to share.

3BR apt available to share with other women. Beautiful Victorian house with large yard & front porch, swimming pool.

Private entrance. Washer & dryer. Near all. $800/ month.

Call 845-608-2389 LM0522

LONG ISLAND

The downtown Village Center, with its Tudor architecture, has a variety of stores, professional offices and residential units and the Metro North Railroad. It so situated so that you can enjoy city life, suburban life, country life and ocean life within relatively short distances.

room contains three exposures, a 30ft cathedral ceiling, and a second fireplace. Exit onto onto a wrap-deck which spirals down to a 600 sf. patio overlooking the rear of the property / gardens.

The second floor features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, a master bedroom with cathedral ceiling, and a Romeo Juliet balcony overlooking the family room.

Marble Master bathroom with jacuzzi tub and separate glass shower.

Servants’ quarters

converted into bedroom and laundry room. The basement level features large rec- room with Lap Pool and lower den with FDR fireplace. Exit the den onto a large patio overlooking large rear property, with babbling brook ample for garden & children’s play.

LONG ISLAND CONDO FOR SALE 5020

NEW SPRINGVILLE- Ground level end unit. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, galley kitchen. Asking $289,000.

By owner 347-231-0829 KK0108

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HOUSES FOR RENT BROOKLYN

1030

Ave N/ Bedford, Very large,Mod,1 Fam,3 BR 2 Bth,Duplex, pvt drv,gar,lrg deck,Must See1 $3,950, Bkr 718-382-4839 HS0610

NEW YORK STATE NEW JERSEY SEASIDE HEIGHTS: OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun 1-4, 1 Blvd New Condos Starting @ $399,900 Ocn & Bay views 1 Blk-Bch shopping & restaurants, upgrades everywhere. Mike Seaside Rlty Inc 732-330-6651 HS0527 PROPERTY FOR SALE CALIFORNIA California - La Quinta Luxury 4 Bedrooms, 6 Bath Great Golf Home, 6,039 SQFT, 24K SQFT Lot + attached 1 BR Casita View: 77270Lamavista. greatluxuryestate.com for pictures & additional information.

Contact: (949) 290-5757. RW0426

7030

CHARMING 1880 WHALERS HOME. Near Sag Harbor on Ferry Road, bay access, greenery: 4BR, 2 baths, fireplace, remodeled kitchen/ bath. (10/156/30): $3,500 per month; Or (10/15-5/23): $2,500/ month.

Call/ text 303-476-0159 LM1016

QUEENS

OUT OF STATE

8030

JACKSON, N.J. House for Rent 4 BR’s, 2bth, EIK, w/Sunroof, Large Deck, Brick Outdoor Fireplace. Call 908-670-0076 HS1127

CONDO FOR SALE FLORIDA BAL- HARBOR/RITZ CARLTON Great investment w/income potential Rarely avail 2 BR.2 ½ bth,sub-P/H suite in best line (14/15) w/ spectacular ocean & city views ,pvt foyer & elev.fully furn designer décor, world class amenities & services the ONLY deeded garage space in hotel Nr “The Shul “ Contact Douglas Elliman R.E Betsey Lee Turner 305-310-6888 HS0115

PARK SLOPE- 4BR. Lovely Two Family Brick Home with Walk-In + Bsmt. Semi-Attached, 25 x 80 Lot and 25 x 30 Bldg. ZoneR6A. Private Parking for 3 Cars.

Near Transportation. Will Deliver Vacant. $2.4 Million Neg. Elena/ Agent. CALL 917-295-5669 LM0527

3030

FLUSHING, N.Y. Location, Location, 3BR TUDOR detached.

Garage, Kitchen w/new SS appliances, Large Dining Rm, Living Rm w/ Fireplace, Sun Porch, W/D Walking Distance to Synagogue, near all LIRR. 10 min to Whitestone Br. MLS + 2% rebate. Asking $888.000. Call 718-308-7184 www.choicearea. com HS1211

HOUSES FOR SALE BROOKLYN

1040

MADISON Detached Colonial (1) Family, 4 BR,2 ½ Bth,Kosher Kitchen,Hardwood Flfs, 1800 sq.ft. finished basement , 40x100 Lot, 2 car garage,excellent condition Call for info 516-317-4883 HS0701

LONG ISLAND

FLATBUSH. House/ Fire Sale.

Semi-Det 1 fam house. Shared driveway. Gut job. Great location & neighbors. No Brokers. Only Serious Buyers. $925,000. Call Owner 718-339-7959 LM0506

657 Decatur Street, Brooklyn NY This 2279 square foot multi family home has 5 bedrooms and 4.0 bathrooms.

One of a kind gut-renovated, two family brownstone on the best block in Bedstuy! No stone was left unturned in the renovation of the two luxury unites in this amazing brownstone. Walk up the refurbished stoop into a stunning owner's threebedroom/two and a half bath duplex. Gorgeous private deck right of the white on white chef's kitchen complete with Fisher and Paykel appliances. The master suite includes a walk-in closer with custom fitted organizers, and skylight lit bathroom. The garden level, one bedroom has access to a private finished basement.Don't miss out on this dream home! Call 718-658-7200.

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MARINE PARK. Recently renovated, Kosher kitchen, 3BR, 2 ½ baths, full fin bsmt, rear deck with hot tub. 1 block to temple.

4 split a/c units. Call for appt.

Owner 718-531-8101 LM0311 FOR SALE BY OWNER Gorgeous 1 family home located in MIDWOOD BETWEEN AVE K TO AVE L this is attached house, private driveway, there are 3 bedrooms finished basement and2 Full Baths and 1 half bath This property is fully renovated ALL NEW 869K for more info call 347-724-4524 Danny NO BROKERS HS0205

WATER MILL. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5

6040

Baths, Decks, Central A/C, 1 Acre

MANHASSET. THE CHATHAM. Huge 7BR, 5 baths & Club!

Corner house. Lot size 4,400 sq ft +. Indoor & outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, gym, etc.

24 hour doorman. $1.68 Million.

Agent Sandy 917-299-2545 LM0715 213 Ashland Place Four Family Brick townhouse.

Turn Key. Great Cap Rate. Prime location one block from Barclay Center and Atlantic Terminal. $2,900,000.

This handsome four story, four family town house stands tall in the world's most desirable locations! Just one block from the incredible Barclay center and Atlantic Ave Terminal and the best shopping and dinning Brooklyn has to offer. The four, onebedroom apartments shines bright with large floor to ceiling windows with a Southern exposure. Each Kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances and gorgeous quartz counter-tops.

The luxurious bathrooms and custom fit closet organizers along with wireless recessed speakers are sure to fetch top rental dollar. Don't miss this opportunity to own one of the best addresses NYC has to offer.

Call 718-658-7200 to schedule a private showing today! HS0527

QUEENS

Lot, Winter Waterview, Access to Water. Near All. Asking $825,000.

Call Owner at 631-745-4218 LM0513 EAST MEADOW. BARNUM WOODS. Proper 4 bedrm Kay

WESTHAMPTON DIVORCE SALE! Almost new waterfront French chalet. 5 bedrooms, 5 baths.

Must sell! $1.5 million. Brokers welcome. 631-903-7582 LM0715

Manor multi-level split brick.

Agent 917-405-0568 LM0415 MERRICK- ARBOR ESTATES.

PLAINVIEW. 3 Year Old Colonial!

4BR, 3 baths, 22’ EIK with island, 15’ FDR, 30’ MBR Suite. Huge Bsmt. Job Relocation Forced Sale. Mid $800,000’s. Realtor 516-316-8551 LM0708

OLD LINDENMERE MUST SEE! CH Colonial On O/S Corner Property. 5BRs, 4 full baths, Florida Room, Updated Kitchen, Baths, Windows, Roof & Boiler.

Full Finished Basement Including

SOUTHAMPTON- BISHOPS POND. BY OWNER. 4BR Townhouse, pond and field views, first floor master, finished basement, many upgrades, never lived in. Perfect condition! $1,995,000. OWNER 917-214-1573 LM0701

2BR’s, Fireplace, 200 Amp. Fenced Yard, Alarm, CAC. Walk to House of Worship. $765,000.

Principals Only.

516-996-0466 LM0123

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GREAT OPPORTUNITY! ESTATE SALES! FOREST HILLS, Brick, garage, $635K. WHITESTONE, Brick, garage, $675K. HOLLISWOOD, Brick, 44.33 x 123.33 lot, 2 gar, $705K. GLENDALE, Brick, frame, 3 garages, $450K. FRESH MEADOWS, Brick, garage, $675K. MILLIONAIRE R.E. 718-274-5500 LM0624 Heart of RICHMOND HILL Beautiful 2 Fam, Fully Det, 3 Bd, 2 Ba, Unfinished Bsmt, No Drvwy, Live-in/Invest. Price Reduced. $399K Agt 646-353-5308 MK0410

BRONX

4040

* NE Bronx Residential Area * 3 BR Duplex, lg rms., fin bsmt, 2 complete mod bths, lg fenced bkyd, Mod Kit, garage + driveway. Priced to sell! Call owner 718-882-4665 MK0220

STATEN ISLAND

FOR SALE • ORLANDO VICINITY Spacious Lakefront With Water Views Single Family 5 Bdrms – 2 Master Bdrms w/Sep Bths, 4.5 Bths All, LR, DR, Gourmet Kit, 3 Car Gar, Huge Lake w/Endless Boating & Fishing, Private Boat Dock Can Be Built

782145

OUT OF STATE

ASKING $625K

BY OWNER 443-875-9204

5040

WILLOWBROOK. One (1) Family Detached 3 BR, 1 ½ Bth, Newer Bathroom & Roof, Detached Garage, Convenient location 519K. 347-204-0221 HS1127

LaGrange Town of, $350,000 Ranch on .66 acres, built 1957, 1983 sq ft, 7 rms 2 bath, 4 bed rms, liv rm, din/sun rm 14 X 24, fam/tv rm, kitchen, laundry rm off kitch, basement 250 sq ft bedroom with bath + 2 closets, 2 car garage. In gnd pool,16 X 32, 12 X 12 shed. Hot water BB heat, 200 amp elec svc, central air, kitchen remake 2010, 3 ovens, hard wood flrs thruout, recently finished patio and walkways, new landscaping, many extras, Arlington school district, Combined taxes 2015 $5278, 12 minutes from metro north or TSP. 845-471-6874 or jjd414gc@aol.com (Appointment Only)

Catskill Mt./Hudson Valley Home for Sale 4 bedroom Home In-Law Apart.

Offi ce Suite 2 1/2 hrs from NYC Flexible Space add. land avail suitable for Family Compound www.24joelmaustin.com 518 622-9647

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SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE LOCATED IN THE HEART OF DEAL, NJ. THREE LEVELS, 3/4 BEDROOMS, 3-1/2 BATHS, BASEMENT, GARAGE AND MORE. WALK TO BEACH, SHOPPING, HOUSES OF WORSHIP. EASY LIVING ON THE JERSEY SHORE. PRICED TO SELL @ $548,000.

CALL MARY TAWIL @ 732-693-8210.

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REAL ESTATE LONG BEACH. Brand new det

CENTER MORICHES. Mint 3 bedroom, 1 bath, low maintenance ranch. Terrific neighborhood! Short walk to beach and boat ramp. Ideal for first time buyers or down-sizers. $249,999. 631-689-5789 LM0522

1 family home, 4500 sq ft of luxury living in the Canals.

4BR’s, 3.5 baths. Chef kitchen, Jacuzzi, private deck with waterview, central air, 2 car garage. Asking $1.19 Mil. Re/

NEW YORK STATE

Max Agent Louis 646-996-1023 LM0311 MILL NECK ESTATES. 3BR Ranch, 1 ½ baths, dining room, attached 2 car garage. Low Taxes. Beach Rights. Asking $710,000 neg. No Brokers.

CALL OWNER 516-317-0833 LM1127 MERRICK-WATERFRONT HOME, HAMPTONS IN MERRICK, 4BR, 2.5 BA, Dock your boat in backyard, 2 car garage, Low taxes. No damage from Sandy.

Walking distance to house of worship. $839K 516-532-4626 CENTER MORICHES. By Owner.

4 Crosby St. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, living room, den, 2.5 car garage with shop. $319,000. Call 631-987-5764 LM0501

SOUTHAMPTON- Unique 4BR, 3 baths. Private. Heated In-Ground

LONG BEACH Stunning Colonial Features Open Layout, Top Of The Line Kitchen W/Breakfast Bar, Built In Wine Cooler, Stainless Steel Appliances, Marble/Tile/ Hardwood Floors, Surround Sound Throughout, Living Room W/Gas Fp & Sliders To Patio, 3/4 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Huge Master Suite W/Walk In Closets(His & Hers), 2 Zone Cac, Garage, Private Driveway. Flood Insurance Only $500 Year! Steps to Beach! $650K. Call 516-640-7905. HS0925 5040 PLAINVIEW NEWLY RENOVATED LARGE COLONIAL CUL-DE-SAC .4 BR ,POSSIBLE 6 ,2 ½ BATH,LR ,EIK,DR,FAMILY RM, OFFICE, FULLY FURNISHED BASEMENT,2 CAR GARAGE,929K 516-672-0353 HS0815 5040

GLEN COVE 2 Edwards Ln. 5br., 4FBa, 1/2ac, 3car gar, htd IGP. $699K Appt. 516-637-2851 or 516-503-2494 MK0613

Pool. Equipped Guest Quarters/

Why. BY OWNER 516-769-7954

LONG BEACH. Walk To Beach!

Beautifully Detailed Ranch w / Ocean View. 3 BRS/ 2.55 Bths, Master Ste, FP, HW Floors & Fin Basement. $680,000. Topper Realty – Carol Okin 516-680-4398

LM0619

KK0904

Pool House/ In-Law Space.

Valued As High As $1.5 Million.

Selling at Bargain Price of $975K. Best Buy in Hamptons! Learn

7040

MONTICELLO, NY FOR SALE OR RENT. 2 miles from future casino. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Co-op bungalow for sale or rent for season July thru Labor Day or month of August only. For information or a viewing appointment, Call Mr. Michaels 9AM-9PM 516-428-0808 LM0722

Sullivan CO. MONTICELLO. 2BR, 2BA find bsmnt, 4 boat deck, deep water, huge lake, 223 Lakeshore Dr. 90 mi from NYC. Owner must sell $300k.

516-770-0708 KK0821

PORT EWEN. One of a kind riverfront property. 5BR, 2 baths, 2 lots, with boat house, private boat launch & dock. 90 miles south of NYC. 275 foot sea wall. Call Owner at 845-532-4593 LM0715 UNIONVALE. 2,162 sq ft, 2.83 acres. Tranquil pond & stream.

Central a/c & heat. 4BR, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces, Cathedral ceiling with exposed beams.

Unique loft style. Pool with deck. 5 minutes to Millbrook.

Near all. Private location. $449,000. Call Owner 845-877-6342 LM0708 MONSEY HOUSE FOR SALE

BY OWNER MAGNIFICENT CUSTOM BUILT HOME Large Calif redwd colonial on over 1 acre of private park-like grounds, 5 BR/3BTH. 4 zone heat, large kosher granite kit, C/A, Built-in vac., lots of extras. Walking distance to many shuls. Move-in Condition. Priced to sell 845-425-2909 & Leave message with phone # HS0527

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WOODSTOCK N.Y. Hudson Valley 2 hrs fr N.Y.C. Most Famous City in America.

Historic Stone House listed in Historic Registry 4 BR, 2 ½ bth, 2 HUGE parlors, w/fireplace, Master Suite w/ balcony, completely renovated like new , perfect condition, Price Neg. 845-399-1521 HS0610

(718) 998-7600 FAX: (347) 922-7366 E-MAIL: info@jewishvoiceny.com

BEACON N.Y. Fabulous 3 BRM, 2 Bths, Updated Kitchen W/ Whirlpool SS appliances. Finished basement heated and carpeted, Attached 2 car garage, paved driveway, Separate Workshop 32 x24, 728 sq ft Main House includes Green Building Technology active & passive Solar, central heating & air all controlled by WI-FI wood burning fireplace, HOME SITS ON .84 ACRES bordering Fishkill Ridge State Park fabulous mountain views, minutes from metro north minutes from Beacon restaurants, shopping, art galleries & DIA Beacon.

For Sale $ 599.000, 845-4403466, beaconchaletforsale@ yahoo.com, Virtual tour at www.youtube.com/ watch?v=G4M31_ glBP0&sns=em HS0701

SHELTER ISLAND - Long Island Property – Desirable 4 BR. 4 bth,heated bth flrs, 3200 sq, ft all stone European Country House on 1.3 acres, backing lake view.

Finished basement, 1200 bottle wine cellar, granite kitchen with SS appliances MIC Must see! By Owner 995K 917-208-8030 HS0904

OUT OF STATE

8040

Summer Address:

JACKSON NEW JERSEY 2 miles from Lackwood 5 BR recently renovated home PLUS (4) 3 acre LOTS, nice area, Will Build to Suit, Call 732-267-2479 HS0429 Lake Hopatcong, NJ. Stunning Lake Front Ranch, 1 hour from NYC! Lake Hopatcong Custom 5 Bedrm RANCH Home.

Lake Views, a true Mother Daughter. 973-713-2377 HS0520 JACKSON NEW JERSEY Brick Colonial in Jackson Township (2) Story legal Mother/ Daughter On a beautiful private lot w/ inground pool, Upgraded home shows like a model 17 yrs young , by appointment only $629,900 732-547-2469 HS0415

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ESCAPE THE COLD FOREVER! FLORIDA CONDO. FORT LAUDERDALE. 2BR, 2 baths, completely upgraded. Superb Amenities. Great location. $98,000 all cash. Financing available. Call Owner Rubin 954-726-2101 LM0506 Tired of the cold ? Move your office to beautiful Vero beach Florida. 5300 square feet office for rent call Mark (772)643-4960 or E-mail tripsonmt@aol.com HS0429

PLOTS FOR SALE 9065 Waterford, CT $749,000. 6bed, 4.5bath home. Au pair/In law/ Close to beaches/ New London.

Outdoor pool. Tranquil/quiet.

Immaculate like new!

Call 806-912-3377 HS0821 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT. Exceptionally remodeled, spacious 3BR, 3 baths condo, wood floors, chef’s kitchen, greenhouse features, picture book setting. World class shops & restaurants in # 2 ranked best city in USA. Asking $399,000.

203-293-3854 LM0212 POCONO LAKE, PA. Vacation and year-round. Broad side high ranch across from lake, family/ game room, laundry room, 2 car garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, living room with fireplace, dining room, 4 season room, deck, new baths, kitchen- wood floors, windows + more.

Asking $244,900.

917-748-9552 KK1127

FLORIDA

9080

Aventura Condo for sale 2B/2bth mint condition newer cooler AC, elec H., shutters, new spa, clubhouse, kid+adt. tennis, unobstructed marina view, 9th Fl., 2 deeded, garage spaces, charter school, 24 hr. security. Save No agent owner has RE licence Call 786-252-4400 HS0617 BOCA RATON, FL. Gorgeous homes available for long & short term rentals. For more information, please contact Ita at 786-270-7182 LM0520

NEW JERSEY BAYHEAD; OPEN HOUSE Sat/ Sun 1-4 102 Twlight Rd New 6BR / 4BA home on Twlight Lake w S. exposure, open layout, 9ft ceilings,ocean views, incl s/s appls, walk to train & beach. $ 1,995,000 twilightlake102.com for info Mike Seaside Realty Inc. 732330-6651 HS0624

Fabulous listing Boca Raton, luxury at all price levels: Boca Pointe CC, 4 bedrooms, totally updated, fabulous/lot, $560K also OCEANFRONT, 3 bedrooms, corner, prestige building, buying or selling, $2M Call 561-706-0505, Ron Bachard/Douglas Elliman RE

Live Your Florida Dream!

Immaculate 3/2/2 villa with a huge lanai on the golf course in a beautiful gated community conveniently located near Tampa. Priced to sell at $149,900. Call Marlene Shaw- McRae & McRae Realty 352-650-4521 or mshaw111@ tampabay.rr.com LM0617

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MOUNT LEBANON CEMETERY. 2 double crypts. Will sell separately. Motivated seller!

Call for price. 516-837-0898 LM0715

WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK. Crypt for 2, eyelevel $9,000. Value $11,000.

631-487-7921 LM0701 PINELAWN. Garden of Freedom, under a beautiful oak tree/ Pre-installed concrete liner w/bronze plaque. 1 Plot for 2. Must sell!

Asking $9,500 neg.

631587-5578 LM0624 BETH MOSES. Family plot in Society area. 12 graves. Group of 4. $14,000. Additional groups of graves available.

Call 631-486-8173 LM0617 PINELAWN Garden of Hope.

1 plot for 2 people. Asking $3,500. 757-482-5808 LM0617 BETH MOSES CEMETERY. 3 plots. Block 14, Section 2, Number 77-79. Retail price is $4,000. Asking $3,250 each.

All for $9,000. Call Scott 818-795-3301 LM0527 PINELAWN MEMORIAL CEMETERY- Farmingdale, NY. Birchwood II, 1 plot for 2 people. Bronze memorial included. Asking $8,000.

Call 631-244-3510 LM0527 MOUNT ARAFAT, Farmingdale, NY. 8 plots, Section 58. Retails for $48,000. Asking $32,000 or best reasonable offer. Call 802-234-5260 LM0520 BETH DAVID. ELMONT, NY. Tyroler Ground. 1 Plot/ 7 Graves. $5,000 each. Call 623584-7054 LM0513 PINELAWN HYACINTH CT., NW Gallery, Mausoleum Crypt for 2, Row 180, Tier B, $8K. 646-522-2841 LM0506