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The Voice of 

Temple Anshei Shalom! 

No v e m b e r 2011 

Is s u e No. 35 

Ch e s h va N/KI s l e v 5772 

Cantor David Presler 

Saturday Evening 

December 24th 7:30 pm 

Temple Emeth

Kol Anshei Shalom 

is published 11 months per year as a Monthly Bulletin 


The Friendly Conservative Synagogue 

Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism 

7099 West Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, Florida 33446 

Fax: 561-498-9766 Phone: 561-495-1300 templeoffice@templeansheishalom.org 

Rabbi 

Barry J Konovitch 

Cantor 

Efraim Sapir 

Baal Koreh 

Steven Wallach 

Gabbai 

Yona Alter 

President 

Herbert Levine 

Executive Vice President 

Lawrence Feinberg 

Co-VPs Ritual 

Barbara Kirshner 

Harriet DeCosta 

VP Membership 

Fran Goldman 

VP Fundraising 

Laurence Garter 

VP Communications 

Marvin S. Cohen 

Treasurer 

Irv Weiss 

VP Operations 

Harvey Miller 

Financial Secretary 

Paul S. Erstein 

Recording Secretary 

Irene Marks 

Sisterhood President 

Gerry Berg 

Men’s Club President 

Bernard Saklad 

Immediate Past President 

Irving Friedman 

Kol Anshei Shalom 

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Congregation Meetings! 

Wednesday, November 9th - 11:00 am 

To receive nominations from the floor 

Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - 11:00 am 

Annual Congregation Meeting 

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and 

Presentation of 2012 Budget 

Saturday Evening, December 24 th 

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Rosh Hashana Comes Once A Year 

Rabbi Barry J. Konovitch 

For several months 

in advance we prepare for 

the High Holy Days. Every 

detail is examined, every 

contingency is planned for. 

The complicated schedule 

is carefully considered and 

all the members of our shul 

team are properly briefed 

on the crucial part they will 

play. 

Suddenly the holy 

days are upon us and we 

stand before a thousand 

people who look to us 

for inspiration, guidance and education. And just as 

suddenly the holy days are over. The ark is closed at 

the end of Neila, the Shofar is sounded, and we break 

the fast with the feeling that G-d has heard our prayers 

and that we have been inscribed and sealed in the 

Book of Life and good health. 

We are so fortunate that we have been able 

to assemble a wonderful team of members who are 

well versed and experienced in shul matters in general 

and the High Holy Day procedures in particular. It has 

taken us several years to find the right people and 

bring them into our team, and we are delighted with 

the obvious results. 

By all accounts, our congregants were inspired 

and thrilled by our services, some even indicating they 

were the best they ever participated in. These are 

very high compliments and we are so very pleased. 

But again, it is the result of long and careful planning 

and the expertise and comeraderie of the members of 

our leadership team. We all worked closely together, 

considering every detail and incorporating everyone’s 

good ideas. Each one did his/her part and together 

we did a magnificent job. 

I often feel that I am the conductor of the 

orchestra, and the fine sound produced is the result 

of the sweet music coming from every section of the 

ensemble. Nary a jarring note is heard, and the results 

are first class. 

I have sent each and every one who helped 

organize the services my personal thank you. Perhaps 

my most delightful experience is having our fine 

Cantor standing with me on the Bima and following 

my every cue in such seamless fashion. It was a 

wonderful experience to listen to his davening and it 

was even more important for me to know, without any 

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President’s Message 

Herb Levine, President 

We have just recently 

completed our Holiday 

season with what I feel was 

one of the best we have 

ever had at Temple Anshei 

Shalom. Many people have 

commented to me that they 

were so pleased with the 

services, for which I would 

like to thank Rabbi Konovitch 

and Cantor Sapir. Together 

they have given us a very 

wonderful and memorable 

beginning to a new year. 

We are very fortunate to 

have this dynamic and professional leadership for all 

our services. I would also like to thank Cantor Saul 

Rubenstein for so ably participating in our services, 

as he often does. I would like also thank Dr. Stanley 

Bernsteen for reading Torah so beautifully for us on 

Rosh Hashannah and Yom Kippur. We are always 

happy to have him with us. We also appreciate our 

very able Shofar Blower, Bob Wolfson. He made us all 

feel good listening to the sounds of the Shofar. 

In order for all this to have worked as well as it 

did, we also needed much planning and hard work 

by many other people behind the scenes. I would like 

to recognize and thank some of these groups now. 

We have a wonderful Ritual Committee, ably led by 

our Vice-Presidents of Ritual, Barbara Kirshner and 

Harriet DeCosta. They and their team worked very 

hard to make sure we were prepared for all aspects 

of our services. 

We also had a great team of ushers that was led by 

Harvey Miler, to make sure that everyone was seated 

properly and that security was handled properly. We 

also owe a special thanks to the Palm Beach County 

Sheriffs that were with us during Rosh Hashannah and 

Yom Kippur to maintain a safe and secure environment 

for our services. 

This year we also had a much improved Succah 

to make this holiday season even better. It was much 

larger and located in a more accessible area for 

convenient access for everyone. Again a thanks to 

Harvey Miller and our maintenance team. 

I hope we can continue to improve our wonderful 

Synagogue together for many years to come. 

Herb Levine, 

President

Reflection on Visiting 

Poland - Part I 

By Cantor Efraim Sapir 

In July, 2009 for the first time in its history, 

the Cantors Assembly sponsored a mission to 

Poland and to Israel. Dvora and I participated 

in that historic trip and I wish to offer some 

reflections on it as background information for 

the upcoming Temple Anshei Shalom Jewish 

Roots Tour of Central Europe 2012. 

On a basic level, the Holocaust is simple; 

it was evil. We forever mourn its victims; we 

forever celebrate its heroes. The Nazis are to 

be condemned forever. The six million Jews 

and the six million other victims are to be remembered with 

dignity, blessing and sorrow. As we all know, much of the 

tragedy occurred in Poland and the obvious question is why? 

What we’ve learned during our visit to Poland was that what 

seemed to be sweeping negative feelings toward Poland twenty 

years ago is far more complex today – both from the Polish and 

the Jewish perspective. In the past, Jews looked with disdain 

upon the Poles, who were supposedly complicit in the murder 

of so many of our people and a return to Poland was out of 

the question. But today we are subjected to a different, and in 

some way even exciting, new reality. 

It is estimated that of the six million who perished in the 

Holocaust about half – three millions - were Polish Jews. Why 

did so many Polish Jews die? In part, because so many Jews 

lived in Poland: one-third of the pre-war European Jewish 

population lived in Poland. Poland itself was one-quarter 

Jewish. Jews lived throughout the country – not just in the 

cities. Warsaw, for example, was one-third Jewish and a quarter 

of the residents of Krakow were also Jews. 

The simple view we used to hear about Poland was that 

“they were as bad as the Nazis” – or “they were worse than the 

Nazis.” Yet there are more Poles recognized as Righteous 

Gentiles at Yad Vashem than any other nationality. Well, of 

course, one might say that since there were so many Jews in 

Poland, there had to have been more Poles who saved Jews. 

Still, no matter how many times you will hear how much they 

hated us, how much they had it in for us; no one ever escaped 

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ROSH HASHANAH (continued from page 3) 

reservations, that our Cantor is with me every minute 

of the service. We are always on the same page of 

the score, “in tune and in time”, as musicians say, and 

the results are there for our entire congregation to 

behold. 

I am so gratified and pleased to hear from our 

congregants. Every word that I present from the Bima 

is carefully thought out and weighed and deliberated. 

I challenge you to think and consider. I strive to be 

contemporary, yet rooted in our traditional sources; to 

inspire, to teach and to move our people to action on 

behalf of the Jewish people around the world and the 

State and people of Israel. 

I am happy to hear from so many of you that I 

have accomplished the task. 

May G-d give us the strength and good health 

to go forth together in the New Year 5772 from strength 

to strength. 

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LifeLong Learning Center - November Classes 

Mondays 

Monday 10 am Synagogue Ritual – Steve Wallach 

Chapel Who, what, when, where and why 

of what we do in Shul. November 7, 

14, 21, 28 

Steve Wallach is the “Baal Koreh” 

(Torah Reader) in our Temple. 

Monday 11 am “Rabbi In The Strike Zone” - 

Annex 1 Genia Kutner 

Using Rabbi Konovitch’s book 

as a framework, Genia will lead a 

discussion of different topics. You 

do not need to own a copy of the 

Rabbi’s book. Materials will be 

provided. 

Genia Kutner is a former teacher 

and well know speaker. She is a 

member of our Synagogue. 

Monday 1:30 pm “Germany And The Jews” - 

Main Sanctuary Barbara Grau 

A Three Part History 

November 7th – Medieval Through 

Enlightenment: 

The Impact of Jews on German 

economic and political life. 

November 14th – The Role Of Jews 

In The Nationhood of Germany. 

November 21st – The InterWar 

Years: Why didn’t people see what 

was happening in Germany? 

Barbara Grau is a retired history 

teacher, former education Vice 

President of Haddassah social 

action and chairperson 

of our Temple’s Social Action 

committee. 

Monday 1:30 pm A Celebration Of Lea Goldberg’s 

Birthday - 

November 28th Dr. Avraham D. Horowitz 

Only Dr. Horowitz is a scientist and 

lecturer on Israeli literature. He 

recently spoke at our Temple about 

his service in the IDF. 

Tuesdays 

Tuesdays 10:30 am The Rabbi’s Academy 

Main Sanctuary Facinating Characters Of The 

Bible – Rabbi Jack Riemer 

November 8th A Portrait Of Joshua 

November 15th Eliezer Of Demarcus 

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November 22nd Leah 

November 29th The Three Faces Of Esther 

Rabbi Jack Riemer is 

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Wednesdays 

Movie Of The Week 

Wednesdays 1:30 pm 

Ongoing The Movie Of The Week, like 

all LifeLong Learning Center 

programs, is open to the entire 

community at no charge. Movie 

titles and descriptions are available 

in the special movie carousel in our 

lobby. Sometimes the movies are 

replaced with special programs. 

November 9th we will observe 

Krystallnacht with a special 

program. 

Thursdays 

Thursdays 9:30 am HEBREW READING – 

Ongong Celie Halzel 

Thursdays 10:45 am HEBREW CONVERSATION – 

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November 10th Partners In Peace: Ongoing 

Terrorism And Incitement In The 

Plaestinian Authority. 

November 17th Talking The Talk, Versus Walking 

The Walk: Analyzing Israel’s 

Relationship With The Obama 

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Joseph M. Sabag, Esq is the 

Executive Director of the Florida 

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March 4 th Annual Gala Journal Dinner 

The Journal Gala of all galas is coming soon.! 

We know you have circled March 4th on your calendar. 

We know you have been discussing the fact that this is an 

historical event - for the FIRST time Temple Anshei Shalom 

is honoring three congregants, exceptional volunteers all, 

who have served YOU in so many ways for so long. 

We know some of you have started diets so you can 

get into something fancy but tight. We know you are talking 

to friends about seating arrangements. We will work to 

seat everyone at a table where congeniality reigns. Let us 

know if you need seating help. We know you are planning 

the wording of your Journal ad - Marvin S. Cohen, Harriet 

deCost and Rita Erstein are practically members of each 

of our families, and we and they are congregation family. 

It is so wonderful to have such devoted workers as family 

members. 

We know you have heard the entertainment is 

exceptional. We know you are waiting to see the secret 

decor, so secret the F.B.I. has placed guards on the 

information. We know you are anticipating Diamond’s best 

ever, both cocktail hour and dinner. We know you’ve heard 

of the great “stash” of bottles ready for our open bar. We 

know you are awaitingMarch 4 with great anticipation. 

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CANTOR’S MESSAGE (continued from page 4) 

the Holocaust in Poland without the help of some Polish people 

or Ukrainians or whatever the local ethnicity or nationality. 

Under Nazi occupation the law was very clear: every Polish 

citizen had an obligation to turn in the Jews or faced death 

for not doing so. And yet, thousands risked their lives to save 

or help Jews. Another statistics to bear in mind is: two million 

Poles died in the war – most of them civilians and 140,000 of 

them were murdered Auschwitz. 

So the simple attitude of the past, to shun Poland, is not 

really so simple! 

Rapprochement between the Poles and the Jews was 

delayed for generations because of a number of reasons. First, 

in the aftermath of the Holocaust Jews returned to find that they 

were unwelcome, and indeed endangered. How horrible is it 

to contemplate pogroms occurring after the war? But pogroms 

did occur, most notably in Kielce, over a period of about a year 

from August 1945 to July 1946. What remained of Poland 

was hardly healthy. Poles who had acquired Jewish property 

weren’t interested in returning it. And remember that most 

of them had suffered a great deal as well. There was also a 

sense of the Jews as outsiders probably because of the Jewish 

attitude toward the Russian occupiers and Communism. From 

the very beginning, communism was a cause that attracted a 

significant number of Jews. It is rather understandable that 

some Poles were suspicious of whether the Jews were loyal to 

Poland and to Polish interests or a subversive group. With the 

fall of communism in 1989, a different picture began to emerge. 

In truth, the government of post-communist Poland has been 

among the most supportive allies of the State of Israel. The 

Polish people themselves in recent years have begun to reexamine 

their own history giving recognition to the significant 

role the Jew played in it. A new dialogue between the people 

of Poland and Israelis and American Jews has begun and it is 

growing rapidly and deeply. 

Perhaps the most dramatic indication of this was the 

groundbreaking ceremony of the Museum of Jewish History in 

Poland that took place while we were there directly across the 

park from the imposing Warsaw Ghetto memorial. This reflects 

two important realizations. First of all, the Jewish experience 

in Poland is not exclusively a Holocaust story. It is a history of 

about one thousand years of a thriving Jewish community that 

was tragically ended with the Holocaust. Secondly, the Poles 

have come to realize that the history of Poland cannot be told 

without the story of the Jews. 

Today Warsaw has a tiny Jewish community – perhaps two 

thousand people. And, as in many places, there is wrestling 

going on as to who is Jewish and who speaks for the Jewish 

community. The Chief Rabbi of Poland is Michael Schudrich, 

born in New York, educated at Stony Brook, Columbia and JTS 

– and later at Yeshiva. His work in Poland began in the early 

1990s. He has spearheaded the efforts to start the rebuilding 

of the Polish Jewish community. Rabbi Schudrich presides 

at the Nozyk Synagogue, the only remaining pre-Holocaust 

Synagogue in Warsaw. This distinguished leader is the son of 

our own member Doris Hering wife of Rabbi Lester Hering. There 

is also a Progressive Jewish community growing in Warsaw led 

by Rabbi Burt Schumann. This is also an increasingly vibrant 

center of Jewish life and learning which is a welcoming place 

for curious Poles, Jews or non-Jews. (to be continued) 

Dvora and I are thrilled to welcome our winter friends and 

we wish all of you a happy Thanksgiving.

Ritual 

The holidays are now over and we are all 

looking forward to welcoming back all of our 

snowbirds and getting into the many activities 

of our synagogue. 

This season has brought many emotions 

of our congregation. First and foremost, we 

are most grateful that Gilad Shalit is now 

back home in Israel with his family. There 

are no words to express our emotions for this 

wonderful miracle of our Israeli brothers that 

happened during the last few days. Although 

it may be bittersweet to many, we must be 

thankful for the life that has been saved. 

A very special thank you to Rabbi Konovitch, 

Cantor Sapir, our Bal Korachs Dr. Stanley 

Beerstein and Steve Wallach, and our shofar 

blower Bob Wolfson who all worked together 

to make our services so very inspiring. We 

thank Roz Gibson who assigned all the honors 

for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur,and to 

Irene Marks who for assigning all the readings 

for the women who participated in the services; 

to Harriett DeCosta, Barbara Grau and Stanley 

Cohen who made sure that everyone was in 

place on the bima in a timely fashion for their 

honors. 

MEMORIAL PLAQUES 

As our congregation continues to grow, we are also 

faced with the fact that many of our members have died 

and wish to be remembered with a Memorial Plaque in the 

synagogue. If you order a plaque for a loved one and in a 

120 years, want your plaque to be next to your loved one, 

you must make arrangements at the time of ordering the 

first plaque to reserve the second spot. It is becoming an 

impossibility to move these plaques around. If you have 

any questions in this regard, please contact either Marvin 

Cohen or Barbara Kirshner and they will try to assist you. 

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HELP IS BADLY NEEDED! 

The Kosher Food Bank, an agency of Jewish Community Service, has served needy Jews in 

South Florida for decades. From Miami-Dade County, through Broward and Palm Beach 

Counties, people have come here for help. 

The Kosher Food Bank is funded through Jewish Community Services and has always been 

able to provide Kosher sustenance for those in dire need. 

This recession has greatly increased the need, and tragically, at the same time, reduced giving. 

More young families then ever are asking for food and many elderly are, as always, in need. 

Even when the shelves are low, the Food Bank does not turn away the needy. 

I have been working as a volunteer for the Kosher Food Bank to fill up the shelves with more 

than the bare, basic necessities the funds provide. I would like to ask your help in this New Year 

to pitch in also. When you go shopping each week, won’t you add a few items for them? 

Canned or packaged goods are needed: filling foods, peanut butter, pasta and sauce, box milk, 

(even chocolate milk too, for the kids), cereal and oat meal, tuna fish, formula, soap powder, etc. 

Kosher, of course, but almost all Publix-brand products are Kosher. Look for “Buy one-Get-onefree” 

sales - donate the free one to the Kosher Food Bank. They will all go to supply the needy. 

Ask your grocer to make a donation for you. Ask your dentist for toothpaste and toothbrushes. 

Please drop the food off at our Synagogue. JoAnn has a box to put it in. Just say it is for the 

Kosher Food Bank. Or call Davideen Werner (305) 931-5558, Fran Goldman (561) 706- 

9739, or Joan Cohen (561) 735-8667 and we will pick it up and deliver it. 

I also have an e-mail list of my fellow helpers. When the staff at the KFB tells me of a special 

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Our Cookbook! 

Temple Anshei Shalom is preparing a tastetempting 

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recipes from our congregation members, 

family and friends. 

These one-of-a-kind cookbooks will be available 

for purchase. Please submit your favorite 

recipes to JoAnne in the office so you can be 

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Sisterhood 

Shalom, 

We hope you enjoyed our first meeting 

on October 17 th . It was good to see you 

after a summer hiatus. The program put 

together by Jan Fleischman and Sema 

Weinberg was delightful. Ida Brass and 

her committee prepared a lovely breakfast 

for us. 

I’m sure those of you who visited our 

Sukkah at the end of our meeting also 

enjoyed the experience. Many thanks to 

the ladies of our congregation who helped 

to decorate it. 

At our next meeting on Monday, 

November 21 st , please join us to hear 

Judith Weinberg review “A Book of 

Tziril” about her great-grandmother 

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I have read it and I’m sure you will enjoy it 

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Don’t forget we have planned a Card 

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a Women’s Seder. We will be getting more 

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Last but not least, I’d like to thank Renate 

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illness and let me not forget the Sisterhood 

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Membership 

The membership committee is actively 

recruiting new members into our Synagogue 

family. On Friday evening, January 27 th , 2012 

at 7:30 we will have a special Shabbat service 

welcoming all those that joined in 2011. Help 

make this a very special evening by attending 

services. Circle the date on your calendar so 

we can all join in meeting and greeting our 

new congregants. 

Our Shul truly defines the word, “friendly”. 

With each passing year we are gaining new 

active members into our family. We encourage 

you to get involved in our daily minyan, Life 

Long Learning, The Rabbi’s Academy, Cantor 

Sapir’s Lectures, Sisterhood, Men’s Club, 

our library, Choir, Membership and Sunshine, 

Hebrew Lessons and the list goes on. Please 

don’t hesitate to get in touch with me and I 

promise you that you will find your niche and 

that your involvement will not only add to our 

Temple but will make your day that much 

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better. 

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services 

Membership Chairperson 

now begin at 9 am. 

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Shabbat 

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Wednesday, November 9th At 1:30 pm 

Historical Introduction by Holocaust Survivor 

James Bachner 

Followed by 

“Movie of the Week” 

“INSIDE HANA’S SUITCASE” 

“Inside Hana’s Suitcase” is the poignant story of two young children who grew up in 

pre-WWII Czechoslovakia and the terrible events that they endured just because they 

happened to be born Jewish. 

This is a Special Event Funded and sponsored by 

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Tuesday, November 29th Noon 

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Social Action 

Jokes My Grandfather Told Me! 

By DANIEL GORDIS 

Position of Conservative Rabbis on Israel is shifting 

toward anti-Zionism. 

My grandfather, for many years a leading figure in 

American Jewish life, would occasionally share the 

following quip with me. 

“There are two views of sociology,” he would say. 

“The complimentary view holds that sociology proves 

the obvious. 

The more realistic view holds that it proves the 

false.” 

And then he would burst out laughing. 

It wasn’t, I admit, a terribly charitable view of a serious 

discipline. But I loved to see him laugh, so I enjoyed the 

pleasure the joke gave him. I hadn’t thought of that line 

of his for a long time, until JTS, the very institution at 

which he was professor of Bible, recently released its 

study of the attitudes of Conservative rabbis to Israel. 

The study was prepared by Steven Cohen, an 

internationally respected sociologist and expert on 

contemporary American Jewry. It was precipitated, 

apparently, by a column I first wrote for The Jerusalem 

Post (“Of Sermons and Strategies,” April 1, 2011), in 

which I worried that some number of young rabbinical 

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students has become emotionally distanced from 

Israel. 

I had shared a number of anecdotes that seemed 

to me worrisome: one student who needed a new tallit 

and asked for advice as to where to purchase one, but 

who insisted that it must not have been made in Israel, 

or another student who chose to celebrate his birthday 

with friends in a bar in Ramallah, with PLO posters still 

adorning the wall. We are witness, I wrote then and still 

believe, to a significant shift in the attitudes of the future 

leaders of American Jewish life; without some major 

change, American support for Israel – which proved 

instrumental at the United Nations during the week 

before Rosh Hashana – could well begin to wither. 

The straw that broke the camel’s back, however, 

was a longer piece I wrote in Commentary(June 2011), 

in which I argued that what is truly at play is not only 

this generation’s attitude to Israel, but rather the fact 

that it is much more committed to universalism than it 

is to particularism. They are much more comfortable 

seeing themselves as part of a global human family 

than they are extolling the virtues of belonging to a 

specific people. Their attitudes to Israel follow from that. 

For what animates them is not, first and foremost, the 

extraordinary rebirth of the Jewish people in its ancestral 

homeland, but rather, a conflict between an underdog 

(the Palestinians) and a massive military power (Israel). 

Without a commitment to peoplehood and particularism, 

I suggested, such a generation simply will not feel an 

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Thank you to all my Shul friends for their many good 

wishes for my speedy recover. It has a very special 

meaning to me. Once again, thank you. Hope to see 

you soon. 

Fondly, Selma Aison 

Dear Friends of Temple Anshei Shalom, 

On behalf of our family, I want to thank you for your 

words kind expressions of sympathy on the passing 

of my beloved wife, Ruth, of blessed memory. Your 

cards, kind words and donations in her name helped 

us through this difficult time. 

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Temple Anshei Shalom has recruited another outstanding scholar, Dr. Saul Wachs , the chair of 

the Education Department of Gratz College in Philadelphia, to be the Goldie and Danny Peck 

Memorial Scholar-in-Residence for this coming year. The program is scheduled to take place during 

the weekend of January 20-22, 2012 in our sanctuary. The purpose of establishing a scholar-inresidence 

weekend program is to provide the members of Temple Anshei Shalom and the greater 

Palm Beach Jewish community the opportunity to hear a noted scholar deliver three separate 

lectures on three distinct, interesting and provocative topics. Participants will also have the 

opportunity to interact with Dr. Wachs and find answers to questions in the area of spirituality, a 

topic on which he has written and lectured extensively. There is no charge for any of the lectures, 

however if you would like to join us for a delicious Shabbat dinner prior to Friday night’s 

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Dear Friends at Temple Anshei Shalom, 

Thank you for all your cards and good wishes for my 

recovery. I am doing much better and look forward to 

seeing you soon. 

All the best for a healthy and happy New Year, 5772. 

Edythe Caldwell 

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SOCIAL ACTION (continued from page 15) 

instinctive sense that its first obligation is the defense of 

the Jewish state. 

And I had but one concrete suggestion: “Addressing 

that need is going to require that rabbinical schools 

cease circling the wagons, and instead acknowledge the 

depth of the challenge they now face.” 

Oh, well. For what is this newly released study if not 

a classic case of “circling the wagons”? How surprised 

ought we to be that the study shows that rabbis’ 

attachment to Israel is still strong? They’re just... well, 

different. 

More support the positions of J Street, while fewer 

support the view that they associate with AIPAC. Which 

is, of course, precisely what I had suggested. But you 

wouldn’t know that from the wagon-circling association. 

The Forward, not surprisingly, relished the apparent 

“disproof” of my thesis. (Haaretz ran a similar article; this, 

too, was no surprise.) “Study Debunks Daniel Gordis’ 

Claim That They Are Anti- Israel,” ran the Forward’s subheadline. 

But, of course, I had never said that these students 

are anti-Israel. I had said that their attitudes to Israel are 

shifting. And the study proves exactly that. 

But that is not all that is worrisome about the study. 

First (and I admit that this is more amusing than 

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serious), the report’s author got the year of my graduation 

from JTS wrong. 

I found myself actually hoping that the rest of his 

numbers were a bit more carefully compiled. But who 

knows? Second, and infinitely more important, is the 

astonishing fact that no one – not the Forward, not 

Haaretz, no other paper – pointed to the irony that it 

was JTS (one of the rabbinical schools about which I’d 

written) that commissioned the study. 

Would we ask tobacco manufacturers to investigate 

the relationship between smoking and cancer? Was even 

a pretense of objectivity no longer necessary? Third, 

what we are witness to is a shift in emphasis from the 

particular to the universal, from an instinct that worries 

first about Israel’s need to survive to one in which Israel’s 

social flaws are paramount. 

Understanding this shift requires lengthy qualitative 

interviews, not the sort of questionnaire that we (yes, I 

was also polled, though I didn’t participate) were sent 

via e-mail so that results could be compiled quickly. 

The stakes for the Jewish people are too high for us 

to pretend to have learned what we have not yet even 

studied. 

And finally, we are to be comforted by the claim that 

this generation is simply more J Street oriented? We’re 

to find solace in their feeling best represented by an 

organization that called for a cease-fire in Operation Cast 

Lead just hours after the war erupted, before Israel had 

accomplished anything? That had said virtually nothing 

during all the years that Sderot was being shelled? That 

lobbied Congress against a resolution condemning 

incitement in Palestinian schools? Or that was “unable 

to support” HR 867, which rejected the Goldstone Report 

as biased and unfair (a charge which Judge Richard 

Goldstone himself eventually acknowledged)? How much 

more clearly could the JTS study have proved exactly 

what I’d said? Sometimes, despite my grandfather’s 

quip, it’s just the case that sociology proves the true. 

And what Cohen’s survey showed was that I was right – 

all of us who foresee an era of Israel battling for survival 

in the court of international opinion have cause for great 

concern. Peter Beinart said it best in his much-discussed 

New York Review of Books article: “For several decades, 

the Jewish establishment has asked American Jews to 

check their liberalism at Zionism’s door, and now, to 

their horror, they are finding that many young Jews have 

checked their Zionism instead.” 

Sadly, many rabbinical students are no exception to 

this observation. But here’s the good news. Beinart and I 

agree? Perhaps this will be a year of miracles, after all. 

The writer is President of the Shalem Foundation 

and Senior Fellow at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem. 

His latest book, Saving Israel: How the Jewish People 

Can Win a War that May Never End (Wiley), won the 

2009 National Jewish Book Award. He is now writing a 

book on the defense of Israel and the nation-state.

Men’s Club Bulletin 

November, 2011 

Sam Perlowitz – Editor Sam Wasserman – Co-Editor 

Leslie Leon-Kennedy – Publisher 

We meet the 3 rd SUNDAY of each month at 10 a.m. 

Announcements: 

• Condolences – We mourn the passing of our long-time Men’s Club Board of Directors 

Member, Hy Brodsky. Our heartfelt sympathies to the Brodsky family. 

• New Members – Robert Fellman, Herbert Levine, Edward Savitz, Ted Youlavsky 

and Edward Wall. Welcome and we look forward to your joining us at our functions. 

• Telephone Reminders – If you do not receive either a call or an email reminding you 

about our meetings, please call Sam Perlowitz at 561-495-7410. 

• Special Deal – Join the Men’s Club in November for $20 & your dues will be paid until 

December 2012. (For new members only.) 

• Afternoon Movies – Have you been to our Wednesday afternoon movies? It’s FREE! We 

have some great shows. Our Men’s Club is one of the sponsors (see flyer in Temple lobby). 

Breakfast Meeting NOVEMBER 20 th at 10 a.m. - $4 per person. Tickets available at the 

Temple office Monday - Thursday, 9:30 to 11 a.m. For telephone reservations call George 

Ehrlich at 561-495-1300. Ticket sales end Wed., Nov. 17 th . Program – Musical Game Show 

Host – Marvin Smiley. Match your musical knowledge against your friends. “Name That 

Tune/What’s That Broadway Show/Movie & TV Theme Songs/Who’s That Singer”. 

President’s Message: 

We welcome our new members and hope to see you at our many functions. 

Second nominations for the Men’s Club Board of Directors are now being accepted. If 

you are interested, please contact me at 561-865-1110. 

Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving and please join us for services. Also looking 

forward to seeing you on Nov. 20 th ! 

Bernie Saklad, President 

Board Meeting – November 22 nd , 9:30 a.m. 

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70th Wedding Anniversary 

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Schol in Res/Sponsor 

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Simcha Shabbat 

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Abe Schamis HB Florence Glazer 

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Irving & Harriet Weiss IHO Harriet’s Heart Mitzvah 

General Donations 

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Steven & Marina Alter TY Temple Members for 

the outpouring of love 

Helene Aronoff IHO Linda Feinberg for her 

good deed 

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Herman & Marianna Gluck Shana Tovah Florence Ull & 

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Harriet DeCosta 

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Michael & Celie Halzel Mazel Tov Bernie Saklad 

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Gloria M. C. Kay Condolence to Ann Rantil 

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