Number 186 - 2012/46                     November 12, 2012                            Heshvan 27, 5773

Mayn Shvester Khaye

(Chava Alberstein)

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Who are the Samaritans? (Wikipedia)

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Wednesday, November 14

Lunch and Learn at the JCCDC

Thursday, November 15

Talmud Study at Vassar Temple

Rabbi Kaplan's Parashah of the Week at Schomre Israel

2012 Elections: Post Mortem at Vassar Temple

Rabbi Rachel Cowan at Beacon Hebrew Alliance

Saturday, November 17

Schomre Israel Shabbath Story Time

Goods and Services Auction at Shir Chadash

Sunday, November 18

Hanukkah sale at Vassar Temple

Tiny Temple at Vassar Temple

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BLOGGING JEWISH IN DUTCHESS  

Elections are over. Barak Obama has been elected to serve a second term. What's next?.

Election results have a way to leave some people exultant while other very disappointed...after all, winers feel good and losers fell bad, right? Wrong!

While an election does give a candidate the mandate to exercise the power of the elected office on behalf of his/her constituents, there is no such thing as “winners” or “losers” - at least in my opinion. Every election, in my view is an opportunity to adjust the direction we are taking as a country; to define or redefine the direction of our collective journey from a fixed point in time we call “Elections”.

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ISRAEL IS REAL

Aliyah of Hindu Bani Menasheh to resume after five years hiatus (Times of Israel)

The need for speed is just an illusion (Israel 21c)

A new future with 3D printers (No Camels)

Israel's "Start Up Weekend" heads for Arab city of Nazareth(No Camels)

Create life in your computer (No Camels)

"Body guard cells" protect stem cells (No Camels)

Israel Advocacy

UN: Iran not cooperating with nuclear weapons probe(Washington Post)

Brotherhood dictatorship in Egypt? not so easy. (Jerusalem Post)

How will History judge Abbas? (The Atlantic)

Secret US-Iran talks raise questions (Commentary)

Israel protests at UN Syrian tanks on demilitarized zone(Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Norwegian diplomat lashes out at Israel (Times of Israel)

The new US Administration and the Middle East(Washington Institute for Near East Policy)

Relations with Israel during Obama's second term (US Ambassador to Israel, Times of Israel)

Refugee issue should not cloud statehood bid (The National, Abu Dhabi)

More Golan Druze seek Israeli citizenship (USA Today)

Yes, Anti Semitism is still a problem on campus (Jerusalem Post)

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Israeli leaders congratulate President Obama on re-election(Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

Salafi demand immediate implementation of Islamic Law in Egypt (CNN)

Fatah: Oslo accords will cease to exist after UN bid(Jerusalem Post)

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