Weekly - Boca Raton Synagogue

RABBI EFREM GOLDBERG
Marah D’asrah
RABBI PHILIP MOSKOWITZ
assistant rabbi
DAVID WOLGIN, PhD
PresiDent
RABBI JOSH BROIDE
Outreach rabbi
RABBI URI PILICHOWSKI
teen rabbi
RABBI MORDECHAI SMOLARCIK
rabbi, brs West
RABBI KENNETH BRANDER
rabbi eMeritus
MATTHEW HOCHERMAN
synagOgue aDMinistratOr
ALIZA PILICHOWSKI
yOuth DirectOr
KERRY PURCELL
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From the rabbi’s Desk
The best talk I have ever heard at a Rabbinic convention came not from a Rabbi, a scholar, a
mental health professional or a Rosh Yeshiva. It came from a 19 year old young man who had
recently returned from his year in Israel. To the credit of the convention chairs, he was invited
to share the perspective of his peers on the state of the Orthodox Community and the role of
Rabbis in leading it. He shared many important insights that day, but one of them in particular
has stuck with me ever since.
“Not
Just Your
Parent’s
Rabbi”
“When kids are growing up and they need someone to speak to,” he said, “they don’t think of
going to their Shul Rabbi for one simple reason. Children perceive ‘The Rabbi’ as their parent’s
Rabbi, not their own.” I thought of his words last week when visiting with students from our
community currently spending the year in Israel. Yocheved and I tried to communicate that
when they return from their year in Israel we welcome a close relationship with them. We told
them that we hope that they know that they didn’t leave their access to Rebbeim and teachers
behind in Israel, but they have others to turn to in America who care deeply about them and are
available to talk, learn together or help in any other way.
Obviously, a relationship between a Rabbi and the children of the community begins long before their year in
Israel and needs to be cultivated from an early age. Since becoming the Rabbi of BRS eight years ago, I have had
the privilege and blessing of naming almost every one of the close to 335 children who have been born in our
community during that time. Sadly, in too many cases, I haven’t had the chance to use that name many times since
then, as it is extremely challenging to spend time with the more than 1,000 children in our community.
In this week’s parasha, Terumah, the Torah describes the keruvim, the two figurines that adorned the top of the
Aron, the ark that housed the tablets in the Mishkan. These golden angels were molded in the image of children.
One would think that the centerpiece of the Holy of Holies would have the image of a pious old man or a virtuous
aged woman. Why would our great Torah, its values and teachings be associated specifically with children?
Though the answer may sound clichéd, I believe it is true – children are our future. As we think about the
Torah we are to imagine it being adorned with and protected by the faces of children. Children are exuberant,
enthusiastic, filled with energy, purity, curiosity and wholesomeness.
Shul Rabbis, in my opinion, need to work harder to not only be Rabbis to adults and parents, but to be the Rabbis
for the children of our communities who are indeed our very future. I personally am committed to spend more
time in our teen minyan, at onegs, visiting our schools and spending time informally with our children.
However, I need your help. Please encourage your children to be receptive to a relationship. Remind them to
come say hello, to wish a good Shabbos and to come to a youth or teen event. There is no better time to forge
a strong bond than when a child is young. For years, I watched with great admiration and frankly with slight
jealously as every BRS child approached Rabbi Klein z’l at some point over Shabbos to receive a candy coupled
with a warm smile and loving handshake.
I don’t have the age, wisdom or charm of Rabbi Klein, but I do have the will and desire to greet every BRS child
and wish them a good Shabbos by name.
I would be honored if you would help me by sending your children up after davening so that I may give them a
candy, wish them a good Shabbos and hopefully, be their Rabbi in addition to just yours.
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HAlACHIC queSTION OF THe Week
Q: I was not Observant when I got married and had non-kosher witnesses at my chupa and on my
kesubah. Do I need to do anything?
A: According to Halacha, to be a kosher witness one must be a Jewish male over the age of 13, shabbos
and kosher observant and not related to the bride or groom. If the witnesses either under the chupa or
on the kesubah don’t meet those criteria, a new chupa and new kesubah need to be arranged. This can
be done in a confidential, modest ceremony in my office. Alternatively, it can be an opportunity for a
joyful, public celebration and a second wedding.
Please submit your question of the week on any topic to Rabbi Efrem Goldberg at reg@brsonline.org
pARSHA queSTIONS
queSTIONS - TeRumAH
1. The donation of silver for the Mishkan differed from the donation of the other items. How?
2. Describe two uses of:
(a) oil ,
(b) spices,
(c) jewels
3. Why is the Torah referred to as “testimony”?
4. What did the faces of the Keruvim resemble?
5. On what day of the week was the Lechem Hapanim baked?
6. What was the purpose of the Menorah’s Gevi’im (cups)?
7. How did Moshe know the shape of the Menorah?
8. What designs were embroidered into the tapestries of the Mishkan?
9. How long was the Mishkan?
10. How wide was the interior of the Mishkan?
ANSWeRS - TeRumAH
All references are to the verses and Rashi’s commentary, unless otherwise stated.
1. The donation of silver for the Mishkan differed from the donation of the other items. How? 25:3 - No fixed
amount of the other items was required. The silver was given as a fixed amount: a half-shekel.
2. Describe two uses of:
(a) oil ,
(b) spices,
(c) jewels
25:6-7:
(a). The oil was lit in the Menorah and used for anointing.
(b). The spices were used in the anointing oil and for the incense.
(c). The precious stones were for the Ephod and the Choshen.
3. Why is the Torah referred to as “testimony”? 25:16 - It testifies that G-d commanded us to keep the Mmitzvot.
4. What did the faces of the Keruvim resemble? 25:18 - The faces of children.
5. On what day of the week was the Lechem Hapanim baked? 25:29 - Friday.
6. What was the purpose of the Menorah’s gevi’im (cups)? 25:31 - Purely ornamental.
7. How did Moshe know the shape of the Menorah? 25:40 – G-d showed Moshe a Menorah of fire.
8. What designs were embroidered into the tapestries of the Mishkan? 26:1 - On one side, a lion; on the other side,
an eagle.
9. How long was the Mishkan? 26:16 - 30 Amot.
10. How wide was the interior of the Mishkan? 26:23 - 10 Amot.
Questions and Answers are courtesy of Ohr Somayach.
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pARSHA
SummARy
TeRumAH
Building the Mishkan. Hashem
commanded Moshe to build a
Mishkan (Sanctuary), symbolizing His
presence among the Jewish people. The
instructions respecting the construction
of the utensils and the actual building
needed in the Mishkan are detailed in
this Parsha.
The Mishkan consisted of the Chatzeir
(Outer Court), containing the altar for
burnt offerings and the laver used by the
Kohanim (Priests), and the Tabernacle,
which was divided into two chambers --
(a) the Outer Chamber (the Kodesh) to
which only Priests who performed sacred
duties had access and which contained
the Shulchan (Table of Showbread),
Menorah, and Mizbeiach HaKatoress
(Alter of Incense); and (b) the Inner
Chamber (the Kodesh Kadoshim
[“Holy of Holies”]), which only the
Kohen Gadol (High Priest) entered on
Yom Kippur and which contained the
sacred Aron (the Ark holding the 10
Commandments).
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SHABBAT SCHeDule
FriDay Night
Candle Lighting 5:55 pm
Sephardic Minyan (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 5:55 pm
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Rand Sanctuary) 6:00 pm
Friday Night Live: Please invite someone to this Outreach Program 6:00 pm
shabbat Day
Neitz Minyan (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 6:10 am
Hashkama Minyan (Social Hall) 7:25 am
Sephardic Minyan (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 8:30 am
Ashkenazi Minyan (Rand Sanctuary) 9:00 am
Shacharit: Ty Kay
Sermon: Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
Mussaf: Ty Kay
Shtiebel Minyan (Shtiebel Beit Midrash) 9:30 am
Teen Minyan (Berdugo Beit Midrash - Room 104 & 105) 9:45 am
Sof Zman Kriat Shema 9:45 am
Explanatory Service (Katz Library) 10:00 am
Youth Tefillah Groups (Jacobs and Rubin Youth & Senior Center) 10:00 am
Rabbi’s Class 4:45 pm
“Torah Laws:
A Social and Moral Revolution”
Rabbanit Avigail Rock
Sephardic Mincha (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 5:40 pm
Ashkenazi Mincha (Rand Sanctuary) 5:45 pm
Sh’kiah 6:14 pm
Ma’ariv/Havdalah 6:50 pm
shabbat learNiNg
Tefillah Insights with Rabbi Josh Broide (Rand Sanctuary) 8:30 am
Sichot of the Lubavitcher Rebbe with Rabbi Levine (Shtiebel Biet Mid) 8:30 am
Teachings of the Ba’al Shem Tov (Shtiebel Beit Midrash) 9:00 am
Advanced Gemara Chabura with Rabbi Dr. Zvi Yehuda (Board Room) 9:15 am
Junior Congregation (Shechet Beit Midrash - Room 205 & 206) 10:00 am
Youth Groups (Drop-off begins at 10:00 am) 10:30 am
Sephardic Roundtable (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 11:00 am
Father & Son Learning (Senders Library) 4:00 pm
Daf Yomi between Mincha Ma’ariv
Parshat tetzaveh
Parshat zachor
Friday Night Live: Please invite someone to this Outreach Program 6:00 pm
Sephardic Minyan (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 6:00 pm
Candle Lighting 6:00 pm
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Rand Sanctuary) 6:05 pm
Maariv/Havdalah (Shabbat) 6:54 pm
DAIly mINyANIm
ashkeNazi shacharit
Daf Yomi (Sunday - Friday) 7:00 am
Sunday (Social Hall) 6:25, 7:15, 8:00 & 9:00 am
Monday (Social Hall) (President Day) 6:15, 7:00, 8:00 & 9:00 am
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday (Social Hall) 6:25, 7:00 & 8:00 am
Thursday (Social Hall) (Ta’anit Esther Observed) 6:05, 7:00 & 8:00 am
Monday - Friday (Senders Library) 7:45 am
sePharDic shacharit
Shacharit (Sunday - Friday) 6:25 & 8:00 am
miNcha/ma’ariv
Early Mincha (Sunday) 1:00 pm
Mishna Berura Yomi (Sunday - Thursday) 5:45 pm
Sephardic Minyan (Sunday - Thursday) (Sephardic Beit Midrash) 5:55 pm
Ashkenazi Minyan (Sunday - Thursday) (Social Hall) 6:00 pm
Daf Yomi (Sunday - Thursday) (Board Room) 8:40-9:30 pm
Late Ma’ariv (Sunday - Thursday) 9:30 pm
the weiNbaum yeshiva high school miNcha scheDule
Mon 3:15 pm - Tues 3:10 pm - Wed 3:15 pm - Thurs 3:15 pm
BRS WeST
(At the Hillel Day School, 21001 95th Ave. • (305) 725-2292 • www.brswestonline.org)
Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat (Note NEW time) 5:50 pm
Candle Lighting 5:55 pm
Morning Class with Rabbi Smolarcik 8:45 am
Shacharit (Shabbat) 9:30 am
Youth Groups 10:30 am
Mincha (Shabbat) 5:40 pm
Maariv 6:50 pm
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Boca Raton Synagogue
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lIFe CyCle
BIRTHDAyS
Theo Klewansky Ken Ostroff
Ileana Flics Batya Belizon Risa Zimmerman
Aaron Katz
ANNIveRSARy
Mitch & Lorys Stiel
Eli and Grace Rindsberg
WelCOme TO THe COmmuNITy
Kenneth & Chaya Fixler
Sam & Aviva Haimoff
Family & Friends here in honor of the Fixler Simcha
Stephanie Karger
Iser and Estelle Kay
Family & Friends here in honor of the Kay Simcha
WelCOme NeW memBeRS
Elizabeth Serra
CONDOleNCeS TO
Rabbi Nathan Zemel on the passing of his beloved sister, Blanche Herberg.
AppReCIATION
Joyce Hacker extends a heartfelt thanks for all the calls, caring and concern
during her recent illness and recovery.
ReFuAH SHlAymAH
For members of BRS Community.
For all other Refuah Shlaymah needs, please see Tehillim Circle
Rabbi Shmuel Jarashow
Shmuel Tzvi ben Shayna
Cantor Lazar Wax
Eliezer ben Sara Golda
Sol Feldman
Shlomo Dov ben Chana
Abraham Katzman
Abraham Yehoshua Ha’Cohen ben Chaia
Merv Jacobs
Meir ben Sarah
Robert Strauss
Chayim Ha’Levi ben Tzippora
Spencer Cohen
Zalman Meyer ben Sarah
Moshe Applebaum
Moshe Zvi ben Rachel Leah
Israel Margolies
Yisrael Chaim ben Malka Hassia
Jacob Kazinec
Yaakov Tzvi ben Leah
Helen Ijac
Alta Haita bat Devorah
Ruth Sherman
Rochel bat Batsheva
Joan Noven
Rochel Tova bat Malka
Beverly Kassirer
Briendle bat Pessel
Ariella Berman
Ariella Sarah bat Elisheva Malka
Lian Sae Bloom
Leah Sura bat Machla Feigela
Beverly Kellman
Baila Rus bat Sarah
Shoshana bat Bella
Devora Frayda bat Basya
Rosalie Somsky
Raizel Chaika bat Ita
yAHRzeITS
Moshe Elkoby in memory of his father Chaim Elkoby, 5 Adar
Deanna Shulman in memory of her brother Sanford Green, 5 Adar
Dr. Bennett Salamon in memory of his mother Bassie Salamon, 5 Adar
Warren Shimoff in memory of his father Irving Shimoff, 5 Adar
Doni Greenblatt in memory of his father Fred Greenblatt, 6 Adar
Josh Herschberg in memory of his father Bernard Herschberg, 6 Adar
Bruce Nimhauser in memory of his mother Rosa Helen Nimhauser, 6 Adar
Irwin Tannenbaum in memory of his father Nathan Tannenbaum , 6 Adar
Abe Aloof in memory of his father Louis Aloof, 7 Adar
Z’ev Bari in memory of his mother Frances Bari, 7 Adar
Rabbi Samuel Levine in memory of his father, Moshe Levine, 7 Adar
Cantor Mark Halpern in memory of his brother Dirk Halpern, 8 Adar
Florence Kahn in memory of her first husband Joseph Kahn, 8 Adar
Peter Weisberg in memory of his father Leslie Weisberg, 8 Adar
Mimi Furst in memory of her father Seymour Blesofsky, 9 Adar
Wendy Wasserstrom in memory of her father Hy Margolis, 9 Adar
Eli Amsalem in memory of his brother Maxim Amsalem, 10 Adar
Preston Augenbaum in memory of his father Sam Augenbaum, 10 Adar
Dr. Barbara Barry in memory of her mother Hetty Conick, 10 Adar
Dr. Alan Goldman in memory of his father Sam Goldman, 10 Adar
Dorothy Perkins in memory of her sister Gloria Kunis, 10 Adar
Lou Miller in memory of his father Jack Miller, 11 Adar
Henry Schwartz in memory of his mother Gussie Schwartz, 11 Adar
Dr. Richard Singer in memory of his father Edward Singer, 11 Adar
Michael Zimmerman in memory of his father Charles Zimmerman, 11 Adar
Reuven Elmakies in memory of his father Chaim Elmakies, 12 Adar
Rene Girnun in memory of her father Louis Kramer, 12 Adar
Florence Wolf in memory of her father Sydney Lebow, 12 Adar

AppROACHING TORAH THROuGH ART
THIS SATuRDAy NIGHT
With Rabbi Hyim Shafner this Saturday night, February 16 at 8:15 pm
in the Social Hall. Rabbi Hyim Shafner, the Rabbi of Bais Abraham
Congregation in St. Louis, Missouri and son of BRS member Sholom Shafner,
will give an illustrated talk showing how art can serve as a medium for gaining
a greater understanding of Jewish texts.
TeNTH ANNuAl zAyIN ADAR DINNeR ONly
FOR memBeRS OF THe CHevRA kADISHA
Please RSVP to Yvette Kaweblum at ykaweblum@aol.com as soon as possible
because we have to plan accordingly. Please note that NO WALK-INS will be
accepted.
SpeCIAl ANNOuNCemeNTS
mAzAl TOv
Dr. Raphael & Dayna Wald on the birth of their son. AND to his proud sister, Layla. AND to proud uncle Norman, aunt Estelle and Wald cousins.
Dr. David & Sharona Kay on their son, Ty, becoming a Bar Mitzvah. AND to his proud brothers, Tani and Zevi. AND grandparents, Iser and Estelle Kay and
Stephanie Karger.
Eric & Iris Fixler on their daughter Meital, becoming a Bat Mitzvah. AND to her proud siblings, Sruli, Donny, Yaniv, and Ittai. AND grandparents, Kenneth &
Chaya Fixler and Sam & Aviva Haimoff AND Uncle Joey, Aunt Seema, Yonina, Elianna and Tani Loskove.
Jay & Chari Bernten on their son, Noah, becoming a Bar Mitzvah.
Bernard & Captain Kimberly Jurviesky on their daugther Haley, becoming a Bat Mitzvah. AND to her proud siblings, Sean, Caitlyn, Justin and Sophia.
Rabbi Kenneth & Ruchie Brander on the upcoming marriage of their son, Yoni, to Yehudit Goldberg. AND to his proud siblings, Tuvia, Tehilla, Yosef, and Yitzchak.
Bev and Syd Olesky on the Bar Mitzvah of their grandson – Avraham Noach, son of Vicki and Neil Olesky.
Rabbi Mordechai & Hadassah Smolarcik on their daughter, Chana’s engagement to, Gabe Valibov son of Mrs. Dina Valibov from Chicago.
Natalie Silverman on the birth of her great grandson. Proud parents are Judah & Stacy Fuld and grandparents are Elliott & Miryam Fuld.
Eli and Grace Rindsberg on their 50th Anniversary.
kIDDuSH
Friday Night Live Kiddush sponsored by Sandy and Preston Augenbaum in loving memory of Preston’s father, Sam Augenbaum.
Hashkoma Minyan Kiddush sponsored by Eli & Grace Rindsberg upon their 50th wedding anniversary.
Shtiebel Minyan Kiddush sponsored by Eric & Iris Fixler in gratitude to Hashem and in honor of their daughter, Meital, on the occasion of her Bat Mitzvah.
Sephardic Minyan Kiddush sponsored by Eli & Shuli Amsalem and Chaim & Ester Bazini in commemoration of the Yahrzeit of their beloved brother, Maxime
Nisim ben Myryam z’l.
Sephardic Seudah Shlishiet sponsored by the Sephardic Minyan in commemoration of the Yahrzeit of our beloved friend Elie Berdugo.
Teen Minyan Seudah Shlishiet sponsored by the Kays in loving memory of Sharona Kay’s father, Arieh Michael ben Chanan and Liese.
Seudah Shlishiet sponsored by Ari & Andrea Bernstein, Harold & Mimi Furst, Josh & Denise Herschberg, Bruce & Cindy Nimhauser, Dr. Richard & Gloria Singer,
Hommy & Syd Tannenbaum and Michael & Risa Zimmerman.
Seudah Shlishiet Guest Speaker: Izzy Ezagui, Israeli Soldier
3RD pART - BeeR AND WINe SeRIeS
WITH BIBLICAL ETHNOBOTANIST DR. JON GREENBERG AT BRS
Monday, February 18 at 8:00 pm “Noah’s Wine vs. Pharaoh’s
Beer: The Bar Room Brawl and Culture War that Shaped
Jewish History” A tasting and lecture on beer and wine in the
Torah. Cost is $5 per person.
For more information about this event, contact Simone in the
Shul office at (561) 394-0394 or Simone@brsonline.org.
DISTINGuISHeD SCHOlAR SeRIeS - FRee luNCH
This Wednesday, February 20, Dr. Jon Greenberg Botany,
Prophecy, and Theology: Jeremiah and the Mystery of the Arar
This series is completely free of charge and open to the public. The
Distinguished Scholars Series takes place at Boca Raton Synagogue
on Wednesdays 12:00 - 1:00 pm. A small lunch will be provided free of charge
to participants.
pRe-puRIm SCHmOOze
WITH RABBI AARON lOpIANSky
We are excited that Rabbi Aaron Lopiansky, Rosh Yeshiva of the
Yeshiva Gedola of Greater Washington will be giving a Pre-Purim
schmooze for men via skype, this Thursday night, February 21 at
9:00 pm in the Shul’s Board Room.
SHAlOm zACHOR & BRIT ANNOuNCemeNT
Raphael & Dayna Wald warmly invite you to a Shalom Zachor Friday night,
February 15, at 9:00 pm at the Montoya Estates Clubhouse.
AND
Announce the Brit of their son on Monday morning, February 18 after the
8:00 am Minyan at BRS. The Seudah will take place after the Brit in the
Montoya Estates Clubhouse.
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puRIm
TAANIT eSTHeR OBSeRveD
THuRSDAy, FeBRuARy 21
Fast Begins: 5:42 pm Early Mincha: 1:00 pm
Fast Ends: 6:53 pm Mincha: 5:45 pm Ma’ariv 6:20 pm
puRIm CARNIvAl THIS SuNDAy
Join us on Sunday, February 17 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm for carnival games,
BBQ, amazing interactive games, and of course good Purim fun! There are
new rides and attractions this year that have never been seen before on the
circle! For more information, please contact Aliza at the Shul office or at (561)
394-0394.
Thank you to all of our chairs for the Purim Carnival. Huge Yasher Koach
to Rabbi Josh Broide for coordinating an amazing carnival. Thank you to all
of the chairs: Maurice Bensmihen, Simone Broide, Adina Galbut, Stephanie
Gross, Lisa Houben, and Dov Pickholtz.
BlOOD DRIve
Sunday, February 17 at 10:00 am at BRS. Contact Marissa at (954) 592-
3212. All donors will recieve a voucher for a FREE movie ticket, plus a
wellness checkup.
puRIm IS COmING
In addition to Mishloach Manot, please take advantage of the opportunity to
support our Tomchei Shabbat program. There are dozens of people who are
fed weekly by this discreet, confidential program. Our monthly budget to give
food items and Publix gift cards is over $10,000 a month and unfortunately
only growing. We need your help.
Please see Linda to purchase cards that can be distributed as a complement
to Mishloach Manot. The cost is ten cards for $18. The cards can be
individualized and state that, in lieu of Mishloach Manot, a gift has been
made in your honor to the BRS Elie Berdugo Chesed Fund.
meGIllAH ReADING
Everyone should hear Megillah this Purim. If you are home bound and are not
able to attend a Megillah reading at the Shul, please e-mail Rabbi Goldberg at
reg@brsonline.org to arrange for a private reading.
mATANOT l’evyONIm
The BRS Rabbis are now collecting money for Matanot L’evyonim (money for
the poor) that will distributed locally on Purim day. Please give generously in
fulfillment of this important Mitzvah. Monies can be given directly to the
Rabbis or Linda in the Shul office.
puRIm SeuDAH
When making plans for your Purim Seudah, please have in mind those who
may not otherwise have an invitation. The mitzvah of hosting guests is best
fulfilled not by inviting close friends, but by welcoming those that may
otherwise feel neglected. Please give particular consideration to those who
may be alone.
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Dr. Albert & Evelyn Begas
Dr. Avraham & Elana Belizon
Joseph & Lisa Bensmihen
Ben-Zikry Families
Alan & Susie Berger
Steven Berkeley & Dr. Rebecca Stern
Howard & Bonnie Block
BRS Board of Directors
Jonathan & Nancy Charm
Dr. Mark & Helen Cohan
Donny & Freyda Cohen NEW
Drs. Eli & Orlie Cohen
Dr. Meyer & Laura Cohen
Congregation Sons Of Israel NEW
Dr. Jeffrey & Naomi Gross NEW
Leo & Heni Ehrlich
Alan & Mona Fisher
Mark & Tilda Fisher
Martin & Ileana Flics
23rd AnnuAl JournAl Dinner
At Congregation B’Nai Israel
2200 Yamato Road, Boca Raton, FL
Stephen & Linda Melcer
Journal Honorees
Drs. Eli & Orlie Cohen
Keter Shem Tov Award
TribuTe CommiTTee in FormaTion
Dr. Ben & Cara Freedman
Michael & Barbara Frenkel
Drs. Charles & Simone Griff
Rabbi Efrem & Yocheved Goldberg
Glen & Rosa Golish
Gutterman Warheit Memorial Chapel
Stanley & Ana Haar
Lynn Hahn
Dr. Mervin & Elaine Jacobs
Dr. Bernie & Melanie Kaminetsky
Dan & Sue Kaskel
Daniel & Caroline Katz
Dr. David & Sharona Kay
Rabbi Tsvi & Shaindle Kilstein
Kosher Marketplace
Drs. Joseph & Seema Loskove
Lothans Cleaning Services
Dr. Eytan & Devorah Marcus
Dr. Yehuda & Michal Marcus
Lothar & Carlyn Mayer
Martin Judovits
Holocaust Remembrance
Award
Memorial Tribute to
Rabbi Gene Klein Z’L
FeAtuRINg the ComedY oF modI
thuRSday, MaRch 14, 2013
For more information or to join the Tribute Committee,
please contact Matthew Hocherman at mjh@brsonline.org.
Stephen & Linda Melcer
David & Joyce Muller
Paul Pariser NEW
Robert & Penny Pearlman
Michael & Jill Rose
Sima Rubin & Family
Dr. Daniel & Rachel Rudensky
Dr. Bennett & Chani Salamon
Dr. Barry & Dana Schechter
Reid & Naomi Shapiro
Larry & Deborah Silver
Dr. Zorik & Ellen Spektor
Eric & Loren Stein
Teddy & Linda Struhl
Howard & Elaine Trachtenberg
Harry & Marilyn Wanderer NEW
Michael & Risa Zimmerman
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Week AT A GlANCe
DAIly
• DAF YOMI (Sunday - Friday)
with Rabbi Ben Sugerman at 7:00 am in Room 211-212
• RABBINIC MIND
with Rabbi Zvi Yehuda at 7:45 am in the Board Room
• HALACHA YOMI
with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg 15 minutes before Mincha
• NIGHT BEIT MIDRASH
community learning in the Senders Library at 8:00 pm
• NIGHTTIME DAF YOMI (Monday - Thursday)
with BRS Rabbinate at 8:40 pm in the Board Room
mONDAy
• HEBREW POETRY CLASS
with Hassiya Yehuda at 9:30 am in the Board Room
• HEBREW READING
with Rabbi Josh Broide at 7:30 pm in Room 101
• ULPAN
with Mrs. Gila Payevsky at 7:30 pm in Room 102
• ZUMBA CLASS (for women)
will take place at 8:00 pm in Room 211/212
• BEER AND WINE IN TORAH
with Biblical ethnobotanist Dr. Jon Greenberg at 8:00 pm in the
Social Hall
TueSDAy
• CAFFEINE FOR THE SOUL
with Rabbi Philip Moskowitz at Hillel Day School at 8:30 am
• PARSHAT HA’SHAvUA
with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg will not be held this week
• THE HAFTORA CLUB
with Rabbi Philip Moskowitz at 10:00 am in the Social hall
• PEOPLE OF THE BOOK
with Rabbi Mordechai Smolarcik at 8:00 pm in the Social Hall
WeDNeSDAy
• IN-DEPTH STUDY OF BOOK OF JUDGES
with Malka Morris at 9:30 am in the Social Hall
• DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR LUNCH N’ LEARN SERIES
with Dr. Jon Greenberg at 12:00 noon in the Social Hall
• KABBALAH: LEvEL 2
with Shoshana Deaktor at 7:30 pm in the Room 101
THuRSDAy
• JUDAISM A-Z
with Rabbi Josh Broide at 7:30 pm in the Board Room
• SATELLITE LECTURES
with Rabbi Yissocher Frand at 9:00 pm in Rabbi Goldberg’s office.
• MUSSAR SCHMOOZE
with Rabbi Aaron Lopiansky at 9:00 pm in the Board Room
peOple OF THe BOOk
People of the Book classes take place at Boca Raton Synagogue on Tuesday
evenings from November 20 – March 19 at 8:00 – 9:30 pm in the Social Hall.
This Tuesday, February 19
Rashi/Tosafot with Rabbi Mordechai Smolarcik
Next Tuesday, February 26
Rif/Ran/Ramban with Rabbi Philip Moskowitz
DISTINGuISHeD SCHOlAR luNCH SeRIeS
February 20
Dr. Jon Greenberg
www.torahflora.org
Botany, Prophecy, and Theology:
Jeremiah and the Mystery of the Arar
kOSHeR SupeRmARkeT WAlk
POSTPONED
February 27
Dr. Aaron Kaweblum
Boca Raton Synagogue
Crystoppers: A Guide to Wise
Parenting
Boca Raton Synagogue
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peSACH ANNOuNCemeNTS
COuNT DOWN TO peSACH
mARk yOuR CAleNDARS
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
Community Kashering at the South Palm Beach County Jewish Federation
from 8:00 am through 12:00 Noon
SUNDAY, MARCH 17
Pre-Pesach Workshop with Rabbi Efrem Goldberg at 10:00 am in the
Social Hall.
peSACH SeDeRS AT BRS
SpACe IS lImITeD
First Night Seder, Monday, March 25, at 8:20 pm. Experience an
inspirational and interactive Beginners Seder led by Rabbi Josh & Simone
Broide and family. Second Night Seder, Tuesday, March 26 at 8:25 pm.
Enjoy a traditional Seder led by Rabbi Efrem & Yocheved Goldberg &
family. The price for each Seder is $75 per person and $35 for children
5-15 years old; Young Children, 5 and under, are free. There is a maximum
of 100 people at each Seder. Please note that the Seder on the second night
will only take place if there are 50 BRS members in attendance. Please call
the office for more information and to RSVP for this special experience.
kOl HANe’ARIm TAllIT
Boca Raton Synagogue is working on creating a massive Tallit to be used for
Kol Hane’arim on Simchat Torah this upcoming year and for all future years.
The cost to have a name embroidered on the Tallit will be $2 per letter. All
names will be embroidered in English and will be spelled the same way they are
submitted. There are forms available in the lobby. There are two sponsorship
opportunities still available for $2,500 each. If you have any questions, please
contact Simone in the Shul office at (561) 394-0394. The deadline to submit
your form to the Shul office with payment is Wednesday, May 1.
Co- Sponsored by Dr. Robert & Judith Bruckstein & Dr Merv & Elaine Jacobs
upCOmING yOuTH eveNTS
Shlock Rock Concert will now take place on
Sunday, March 10 at 4:00 pm. Tickets are
$10. Pre-order by visiting ww.wizevents.com/
register/1820. For more information email
aliza@brsonline.org. Food will be available for
purchase.
COmmuNITy CONNeCTIONS
pOSITIve pSyCHOlOGy & JuDAISm: A NeW
AppROACH TO HAppINeSS
Wednesday, February 20, at 7:00 pm at Temple Beth El, in West Palm Beach
with Tal Ben-Shahar, Ph.D., Harvard Lecturer.
BRIDGe ClASS
Since the bridge class was successful, we will be offering another one. If you are
interested in joining this bridge class, please call Simone at (561) 394-0394 or
email Simone@brsonline.org.
JeWISH WAR veTS
Sunday, February 24 at 10:45 am. Jewish War Veterans Membership Drive.
Hosted at Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall in Veterans Park. For more information,
contact (561) 685.9014
SAve THe DATe!
Community-wide Annual Pre-Pesach Holiday Boutique, Wednesday, March
13, 7:00 - 9:30 pm at BRS. To be a vendor or for more information please
contact Rachel Harow rachelharow@yahoo.com or Orlie Cohen orlielevy@
hotmail.com.
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JUNIOR
CONGREGATION
Make sure to come on time this week
to JuCo. The fun begins every Shabbat
at 10:00 am. Get ready for amazing
Davening, Parsha, guest speakers,
games, talent, and of course great
prizes.
KIDS HASHKAMA
CHABURA
Rabbi Gershon Eisenberger, Boca’s new
star Rebbe, will be conducting a post
Hashkama Minyan Chabura for boys at
9:30 am in Room 102 in the Jacobs and
Rubin Youth and Senior Center. Make
sure to come on time for the special
kids Kiddush!
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Rep. Tom Rooney
-BRS KIDS & TEENS-
BOCA RATON SYNAGOGUE
HOSTS ADVOCACY SHABBATON
Boca Raton, FL - The Boca Raton
Synagogue hosted the fourth annual
National Teen Israel Advocacy
Shabbaton last Shabbat. The Teen
Israel Advocacy shabbaton brought in
speakers from across the country who
are experts on the US‐Israel
relationship, Israel, Iran and the
threats facing the Western world. Pro‐
Israel teens were trained in advocacy
skills and taught background
NCSY EVENTS
* PURIM IN PERSIA EXPERIENCE, Friday night Oneg, February 22 at 8:45pm
Sunday Purim Seudah, February 24 at 5pm
Home of R' Eli & Batsheva Zians, 7750 Lago Del Mar, Apt #708
Come in costume and celebrate Purim like never before!
Please RSVP ASAP!
* BOCA LATTE & LEARN ‐ FREE! Every Thursday at 8:00pm
NCSY office, 7200 W Camino Real, Suite 104
* NCSY LATTE & LEARN ‐ FREE! Every Wednesday 8:00pm
Yo‐Le Frozen Yogurt, 9641 Westview Dr, Coral Springs
* FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Rabbi Eli Zians at zianse@ncsy.org or 516‐451‐2123 or visit www.southern.ncsy.org.
Celebrating Our Teens by Rabbi Uri Pilichowski
This Week We Celebrate our Teens’ Month of Advocacy
From the beginning of February until the beginning of March is Israel advocacy month for BRS teens and
teens all across the country find their inner advocate and stick up for a strong Israel and a strong America. For
our teens, the ball got rolling last Shabbat with the fourth annual national Teen Annual Israel Advocacy
Shabbaton. The shabbaton attracted over 110 teens who sat and listened to Aaron Kaplowitz, the Director of
Communications for the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC, Abby Cable, Director of Foreign Policy at AIPAC in Washington,
DC, Jeremy Horelick, Deputy Director of AIPAC here in the Southeast, and Congressman Tom Rooney. The teens who were
attending Policy Conference – over 40 of them! – attended a special session on what to expect at Policy Conference and what
the teens objective should be at Policy Conference. AIPAC’s Policy Conference in Washington, DC attracts over 12,000
advocates of a strong US‐Israel relationship. It also ends of our month of Advocacy. What is most impressive is how many of
our teens now personal relationships have with members of congress. Some Congressman have even given our teens their
cell numbers. Celebrate our Israel advocates with me this month!
Boca Raton Synagogue
Valuing Diversity • Celebrating Unity
information to enable them to
advocate to members of Congress,
Senate and the Administration
about a stronger US‐Israel
relationship. The highlight of the
Shabbaton was Congressman Tom
Rooney’s talk to the teens on
Shabbat afternoon. Solidifying the
talks given all Shabbat
Congressman Rooney talked about
a strong US‐Israel bond.
BRS PURIM CARNIVAL
TOMORROW
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 TH
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

SISTeRHOOD
Thank you to all those who volunteered to help with the
Mishloach Manot project. We still need volunteers for:
1) Assembly on Monday, February 18 at BRS in the Social Hall
at 10:30 am.
For students who are available, community service hours will
be given.
2) Delivery on Sunday, February 24 (Purim Day). Pickup will be Thursday,
February 21 in the womens’ section of the main Shul, 8:00 - 10:00 pm.
Please contact brspurim@gmail.com
SOCIAl ACTION
On Thursday evening, March 7, we will host CAMERA Senior
Research Analyst, Ricki Hollander, for an interactive briefing
on countering anti-Israel bias in the New York Times. Ms.
Hollander is a co-author of CAMERA’s groundbreaking new
publication, Indicting Israel: New York Times Coverage of the
Palestinian-Israeli conflict: A July 1 - December 31, 2011 Study.
The program is free to the public, but contributions to help CAMERA’s
work are always appreciated. Ms. Hollander and her co-author, Gilead
Ini, are presenting this briefing in major cities across the U.S. including
Washington D.C., before the National Press Club . We are proud that
CAMERA has chosen BRS in South Florida. Please mark your calendar
and plan to attend. In future weeks, the Social Action Committee will
continue to examine the issue of countering media bias against Israel
more broadly with a series of films.
The next meeting of the Social Action Committee will be Wednesday,
February 20 at 7:00 pm.
BIkuR CHOlIm
Being frum as a patient in the emergency room of a hospital has
its own unique challenges, such as getting a variety of Kosher
food 24/7 in a timely manner. Bikur Cholim is now providing
Kosher individual snack bags on site at the Boca Raton Regional
Hospital’s Emergency Room with the Doctor or Nurses approval.
We own thanks BRRH Emergency Room physician, Peasch Louis, for
guiding and facilitating this project.
BRS AuXIlIARIeS, eTC.
ISRAel DeFeNSe FORCeS (IDF)
Please have in mind children and grandchildren of members of our community
currently serving in the IDF: Amiel Abir, Julian Gordon, Ben Weiss, Asher
Kaplan, Orelia Elkaim, Menachem Kaplan, Shabtai Kaplan, Jeremy Siegman,
Noam Ivri (Makover), Daniel Makover, Charlie Pollack, Yakov Simcha ben
Moshe Yisroel, Yehuda Strauss, Liel Reinfeld, Amichai Berman, Matt Firestone,
Isaac Marco Romano, and Mordechai Wolfson. If you have children or grandchildren
currently serving in the IDF, please let us know their names so we can include them.
Please have in mind our missing in action Israeli Soldiers
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empTy NeSTeRS
Save the Date: Sunday, February 24 at 4:30 pm, Purim
Seudah $30 a person. Please RSVP by February 18, Call
Simone at (561) 394-0394 or email simone@brsonline.org.
mAImONIDeS SOCIeTy
BRS Doctors are cordially invited to attend a dinner lecture
with Dr. Jonathan Rosman. Thursday, March 7, from 6:30
– 9:00 pm at Asia in Boca Raton. Join us to learn about new
developments in the treatment of Atrial Fibrillation. R.S.v.P.
954-421-6031 by Friday, March 1.
BOCA RATON COmmuNITy eRuv
The Boca Raton Community Eruv is in need of funds. Yearly membership
remains at $100 per family. It is now possible to sponsor the Eruv for a
particular Shabbat for $360. Donations can now also be made through
our website www.bocaeruv.org or by contacting Chani Salamon at (561)
392-1026 for more information. Please help, as we ALL benefit from the
Eruv. The Eruv is something we all rely on and often take for granted. If
you have not yet contributed, please consider doing so in order to ensure
that the Eruv can be checked and maintained.
The eruv is generously sponsored this week by Dr. David & Sharona Kay in
honor of their son Ty’s Bar Mitzvah.
WOmeN’S mIkvAH
The hours for the Women’s Mikvah are Sunday through
Thursday, 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm (last appointment is at 9:30
pm). For Friday and Yom Tov appointments, please call three
days in advance. On Saturday and Fast Days, open an hour after
Havadalah, for only 1 hour thereafter. In order to better assist
you every day, appointments are strongly advised. Please call
(561) 394-5854.
meN’S mIkvAH HOuRS
The Men’s Mikvah is open daily from 5:00 am – 9:30 am
and then again from 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm.
pleASe keep IN yOuR pRAyeRS
Aba Chonah ben Hava Chana - Alan Gross
American Jew Alan Gross has been wrongly held in a Cuban prison since December 2009. Since that time, Alan’s physical and emotional state has
deteriorated. He has lost over one hundred pounds and has suffered partial paralysis. Join us to call upon the Cuban government and the international
community for the immediate release of Alan on humanitarian grounds. For more information and to get involved, visit www.jcouncil.org
Yehonatan ben Malka - Jonathan Pollard
Jonathan Pollard has been imprisoned in the United States since 1987. While working as an American civilian intelligence analyst, Pollard has admitted to
passing classified information to Israel. Although even his most ardent supporters agree that he was in the wrong and guilty, the nature and length of his
imprisonment is disproportionate and unparalleled. Join a multitude of prominent politicians, officials from the national intelligence world, and the legal
world who have called for Pollard’s sentence to be commuted. For more information and to sign a petition, visit www.jonathanpollard.org.
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By the time we parted ways, i actually
loved them...
I recently read an article that I thought we
could all learn an important lesson about
connecting with members of the greater
Jewish community. It was written by Rabbi
Ilan Feldman, the prominent Rabbi of a
large orthodox shul in Atlanta. Please read
an excerpt from his article below.
Inspire yourself to inspire others…
Josh & simone
------------------------
I experienced our lost potential years ago when I joined a Federation/
UJA mission to Israel in 1988. In the midst of the “Who Is A Jew”
controversy in the late 1980’s, and the deep feelings triggered
on both sides of the debate, a strong sense of alienation emerged
between Atlanta’s small Orthodox community and the non-Orthodox
establishment. It was suggested that it would be worthwhile for me,
as the assistant rabbi of Atlanta’s largest Orthodox shul, to participate
in the Jewish Federation’s annual mission to Israel. Many members
of Federation’s leadership were going to be on the trip, and my goal
would be to put a human face on Orthodoxy and reduce tensions
between our worlds.
I participated in the Federation trip with a specific strategy. I knew
that the trip was planned, and would be executed, without religious
sensitivities in mind, and was thus well aware that there would be
restaurants in which I could not dine, Shabbos programs that would
make me uncomfortable and tour guides whose concept of Jewish
history began in 1948. I decided that I would raise no objections,
so as not reinforce any negative stereotypes of Orthodox coercion.
As a yeshiva graduate who had left kollel only a few years before,
restraining from making pronouncements or judgments required
significant self control. When shehechiyanu was recited instead of
rending garments at the sighting of the Temple Mount, I said nothing.
When they offered those who were interested to tour Masada on
Shabbos as an alternative to going to shul, I made no comment.
When the guide who introduced Mount Carmel dismissed the famous
episode of Elijah’s clash with the Baal worshipers as merely a fable
I engaged in no debate. Even when a guide described a mikvah as an
ancient ritual bath that used to be visited by Biblical Jews thousands
of years ago, I waited hours before saying anything. I spent ten
days sitting on a bus kibitzing with people who were resentful of
Orthodox Jews while my every Orthodox sensibility was powerfully,
though unintentionally, challenged. I had only one goal – to establish
relationships with my tour mates.
By all accounts, I was wildly successful in my mission. By the end of
the trip, people were insisting that I address them in group sessions,
asking me halachic questions, directing the bus driver to restaurants
in which I could eat. To this day, my relationship with many opinion
makers in Atlanta remains influenced by that trip, and some have even
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made major contributions to the growth of Orthodox institutions due
to the relationships we forged.
But the one who was most transformed on that trip was me.
What I expected to encounter was a group of 200 Jews devoid of
feelings for Israel or religion. What I discovered instead were 200
very religious, spiritual, passionately devoted, proud Jews who knew
very little about Torah and who lacked a Jewish vocabulary, but who
loved their Jewish brethren in Israel, respected holiness and possessed
a passion for Judaism as they knew it that rivaled the passion I had
seen in my frum friends. In short, I learned to respect them. And I
learned that “secular” Jews are often very religious Jews who do not
know ritual, and whose devotion and willingness to sacrifice for the
Judaism they do know is inspiring. By the time we parted ways, I
actually loved them. Once I made this discovery, I was both surprised
and embarrassed that it was new to me. As is so often the case, a
perspective can only be properly re-examined when observed from
the outside.
When I joined the Federation trip, I was an Orthodox Jew hoping
to survive 10 days in Israel with non-observant Jews, and they were
going to survive having me around. At the conclusion of the trip, I
was an Orthodox Jew profoundly aware of the souls of my Jewish
brothers and sisters, looking beyond their ignorance, appreciating
their goodness and sensing their thirst for connection to the Divine.
To them, I had become a knowledgeable Jew they wanted to be close
to.
What happened on that trip — and many have experienced this —
can happen in the millions, but only inside a paradigm that does not
prevail today. It is the paradigm of purposeful kiddush Hashem.
Come in costume!
Call Simone to RSVP (561) 394-0394
BRJE PURIM BBQ
2/24/2013 @noon at BRS
$10 / adult & $5 /child
Megilah Reading &
Purim Game Show

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Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School
Tenth Annual Tribute Dinner
honoring
Stewart Harris
Founders Award
Sunday, March 10, 2013
The Harmonie Club, NYC
www.yctorah.org
The Jewish Education Center of South Florida
cordially invites you to their 8th Anniversary Dinner
The Way
FORWARD
2013
CELEBRATING THE ENDURING
VITALITY OF OUR JEWISH COMMUNITY
Sunday, March 10th, 2013
5:30 PM - Cocktail Hour & Reception
6:30 PM - Dinner & Guest Speaker
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - Deerfi eld Beach
100 Fairway Drive, Deerfi eld Beach, FL 33441
JEC
Jewish Education Center
of South Florida
Celebrate with us as we honor
Steven and Rebecca Berkeley
Guests of Honor
Contact us for additional information
561.544.2854 • info@jecsfl .org
www.jecsouthfl orida.org
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