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In the battle of our two Newspapers it was Mr. Markowitz’ Jewish Connection 30 over Larry`s The Five Towns Jewish Times 8. Let’s all welcome Yitzi Ponzak to The FBL- his 18 points sealed this one early.

In the Intermediate Division: Howie’s Batampte Pickles 64 over New FBL Sponsor Shoime’s Buzz Magazine 49: No one was home to stop Shimmy Greenwald and FBL new arrival Aryeh Ponzak.

They combined for 49 for The Pickle Guy. Yitzchok Devor led The Buzz with 24 .Zevy Silverstein popped in another 16 but they fell short.

In the Senior Division: It was the Battle for ”Nostrand Avenue Supremacy” as Neil’s Visual Image met his neighbor down the block in Abies and Eli`s Plaza Auto Leasing. Neil’s gang pulled this one out 39-29. Daniel Bressler broke this game open in the second half as his 19 was too much. His PAL counterpart Naftoli Bornstein hit for 18 including 4 three pointers.

In the game of the evening that proved why the FBL is “The only game in town,” Donny’s ITP held off Amos’ Pizza Nosh team in a nail bitter 47-44. Mendy Schiffenbauer took off where he left off last season with a steal off the inbounce pass with just seconds left and ITP up by one. His 27 points stole this one. Yehudah Fonfeder led The Pizza guys with 18.

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Jonathan Pollard’s Final Punishment

by Rabbi Benjamin Blech He cannot move to Israel for at least five years. The reason reeks of hypocrisy.

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Almost.

Pollard’s incarceration in a maximum security prison which he spent in solitary isolation for lengthy periods of time is finally over. Even those appalled by his offense must surely find sufficient compassion in their hearts to be gladdened by his long-awaited release, having more than paid for his unlawful actions many years ago. Today Pollard is a frail and sickly man, far from a threat to American security, anxious only to live out his remaining years with a small measure of comfort and tranquility.

But Pollard’s punishment is not yet over. By the terms of his release, he will be denied the one dream most precious to him, the one hope for which he prayed while fulfilling the terms of his sentence. Jonathan Pollard wants to end his days on earth together with his wife in the land of Israel.

And this, the American government has told him, he is not allowed to do for at least five years.

What is the rationale for this cruel ruling? Why add this restriction if Pollard’s release from prison clearly makes the statement that he has paid his dues to his country, to his government and to society? We just learned the answer from Joseph E DiGenova, the former United States attorney who prosecuted Pollard. “If Mr. Pollard were allowed to go to Israel, where his case has been a cause celebre, there

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Pollard’s incarceration in a maximum security prison which he spent in solitary isolation for lengthy periods of time is finally over. would be a parade and events just rubbing it in the United States’ face.”

The United States was afraid to release Pollard earlier and continues to be afraid to let him now emigrate to Israel because there might be some who will publicly express approval for his past actions - and the highest priority must be given to prevent criminals from becoming lionized.

But, with galling hypocrisy, that is a policy which America chose for itself but never deemed necessary when it came to Israel. For years, the United States has pressured Israel to release Palestinian prisoners as “a goodwill gesture,” an indication that Israel “truly wants peace,” a step forward “demonstrating compassion.” These were not people who merely spied for a friendly ally. These were butchers of innocent civilians, men, women, children and infants. These were terrorists guilty of the cruelest and most barbaric acts imaginable. At White House urging, all too often, Israel complied. And brutal murderers became Palestinian national heroes, released killers turned into heroic role models for a new Arab generation to be guided by hatred and brainwashed into martyrdom.

Palestinian society’s habitual glorification of terrorists is one of its most effective means of promoting terror. This is how the Palestinian authority entices future terrorists by offering them an opportunity for future glory and honor.

Terror and murder are the Palestinian’s tickets to fame and national adoration Those who are idolized are a veritable rogue’s gallery of sadistic and brutal killers. Those who have killed the greatest number are paid the greatest honor. Abd AlBaset Udeh, killer of 30 at the Passover Seder massacre, had a soccer tournament for 14-year-olds named for him.

His brother was honored with distributing the trophies.

Dalal Mughrabi, terrorist bus hijacker who led the most lethal terror attack in Israel’s history in 1978, when she and other terrorists killed 37 civilians, 12 of them children, has had summer camps, schools, graduation ceremonies and sporting events named for her, as well as many TV documentaries honoring her.

We might imagine, based on America’s antipathy to criminal glorification with regard to Pollard – albeit only as a possibility – there would be strong denunciation of this continued ongoing practice among Palestinians, particularly coming from the supposed “moderate” camp of Prime Minister Abbas. Yet there is not a peep of protest, in the aftermath of the horrific stabbings and killings of innocent Israeli victims, when stabbers become saints and

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On Oct. 3, 2015, Palestinian terrorist Muhannad Halabi, 19, attacked Aharon Bennet, 21, and his family, who were on their way back from prayer at the Western Wall through the Old City of Jerusalem. The terrorist killed Aharon and Nechemia Lavi, who came to the family’s aid, and injured Aharon’s wife and 2-year-old son. The Palestinians honored “Martyr (Shahid)” Muhannad Halabi by naming a football tournament after him.

The PA Ministry of Education is now planting olive trees honoring the “Martyrs” who have taken part in brutally murdering and injuring Israelis throughout the country.

“This event is meant to illustrate the devotion of the ministry and its staff to honoring the Martyrs, among them school students, and to strengthen the sense of belonging to the land… [and] in order to highlight the permanent presence of the Martyrs and to honor their sacrifices,” PNN, an independent Palestinian news agency.

And the list goes on and on.

If the fear of glorifying criminals was strong enough to delay Pollard’s release for years and to prevent him now from going to Israel to avert a possible parade in his honor - a fear which is far from a certainty – why is it not reason enough to be applied to the Arab world which continues to do precisely that for its terrorists? Can we still maintain the absurd delusion that those who idolize terrorists want anything other than ongoing terrorism?

And can we – America and the civilized world – not demand that if Palestinians truly seek peace they cannot continue to hold up as saintly role models those who know only the ways of fanatic extremism and violence?

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I think she may even have held up eight fingers, to make sure we didn’t miss the point.

I stared at her.

I don’t know what my younger brother, Ricky, thought, but I was taken aback, insulted, hurt. Was that who she thought I was? Wanting or needing silly presents? Bribes?!

I was not quite nine, but I knew what Chanukah was about. Didn’t I go to Sunday school — at least some weeks?

I’d heard the story: Chanukah was about not bowing down to idols. I’d seen the rehearsals for the Sunday school Chanukah play, about Chanah and her seven sons, and how they didn’t bow down to idols, no matter what — not even the littlest one.

Earlier that year, we’d heard the story of young Avraham who broke his father’s idols. I thought it was a really neat story. For weeks, I’d fallen asleep each night going over the story in my head, marveling about how Avraham went against the whole world — and to think that I was his great-great-great-something-granddaughter!

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Besides, when I was very little, Mommy had taught me to say the six words of Shema at bedtime, though that practice had long been forgotten. She had explained what the words meant: That there’s One G-d — not three, like Carol Ann next door and lots of kids believed. Not many like people far away in India believed. We were Jews and that was the best thing to be, because we knew this truth.

Did my mother really think that I needed toys each night to keep me from celebrating a holiday for some other god?

Each night, the presents got more elaborate and expensive (following some kind of principle of ma’alin, I suppose, escalating the festivities). Mommy had wrapped them with her usual creativity: in the shape of an orange-crepe paper candle or a silver menorah or a sky-blue Jewish star, an oil flask, or dreidel. Now that I think of it, they were presents that automatically reflected Greek values, because that was the culture we were living in.

I remember a first-night gift: a set of bows and arrows, with suction cups at their tips, for Ricky and me together. We had fun with that for an hour or so, until we got bored and went back to watching TV, which was full of seasonal specials.

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I remember a red satin jewelry box that tinkled out a melody, with a diamond-shaped mirror on the cover. And a fancy beaded sweater. And roller skates.

And the grand finale — a big, shiny bike with training wheels.

I was a nine-year-old bookworm; what did I care about perfume and beaded sweaters? I resented anything that tore me away from my books. I thought baths were a waste of time that could be spent reading; why did I need bath powder? Bikes and skates, I suspected, were just a ploy to get me outside, when I wanted to be inside. (There was a book in there among the presents somewhere, which I greeted with some interest; it turned out to be about a girl who worked hard to become a ballerina and finally made it to the corps de ballet. Even then, I remember thinking

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THERE IT WAS, EVERY GREEK VALUE: BEAUTY, CULTURE, SPORTS...

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that she was working very hard just to dance around on a stage, and wondering why anyone would want to do that.)

There it was, every Greek value: beauty, culture, sports…not to mention materialism.

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Sarah reminisced about how, during those Camelot years when Jackie renovated the White House, her name was synonymous with culture, fashion, beauty, wealth…image, mystique.

“Who can imagine what the reality was?” she wondered aloud.

“Was there a reality, beyond the appearances, beneath the surface…or was the surface all there was?”

Ruthy commented that, in lashon hakodesh, the holy tongue, where each word is the essence of its meaning, the word for Greece is Yavan, which is written yud, vav, final nun — three straight lines, with no depth, nothing beneath the surface.

“And after all,” she added, “Jackie Kennedy’s second husband was Greek…”

I guess my mother thought she understood children and what they really wanted. Or maybe, having lived through the Depression, she and my father valued money far more than their daughter, raised in the lap of luxury, ever could. But I still think she should have had more faith in me, higher expectations, more understanding of who and what I was. Toys, games, certainly clothes and perfume — none of these meant much, if anything, to me. I was glutted with them. It wasn’t that I was used to being given everything my heart desired. More that I was given everything long before it ever entered my mind or my heart to desire it.

Besides, I was pretty cynical. Like all my contemporaries, I’d been raised on glitz and glitter and hype, and they left me cold. When we watched the Mickey Mouse Show sign off each afternoon with “M-I-C … See you next week! K-E-Y … Why? Because we love you!” Ricky and I exchanged amused glances that clearly conveyed, Oh, sure you do! How could you love us?! You never even met us! We were used to hearing commercials about

detergents that got laundry “whiter than white” and reading magazine ads with words like “sensational” and “out-of-this-world.” Watching Peter Pan, our eyes would narrow, looking for the invisible wires that we knew must be there to send everybody flying — and we didn’t bother clapping for Tinker Bell to come back to life.

It had been too many years to remember since anyone we knew believed in Santa or the Tooth Fairy. And that book about ballerinas? There had been a time when I’d been awed by their ability to dance on the very points of their toes, but once my mother enrolled me in the Michelle Moreau School of Dance, I saw how the girls in the advanced classes put on their toe shoes, with a platform inside the toe that only made it look as if they were standing on their tippy-toes.

Some might think my mother’s apprehensions understandable. After all, from Thanksgiving on, we were inundated, bombarded with “their holiday.” A boy in my class had a largerthan-life sled-and-reindeer scene lit up on the roof of his home.

Strings of flashing colored lights hung everywhere, on every bush and light pole. There were trees with shining tinsel inside the library down the street, wreaths on neighbors’ doors, music blaring in stores and streets, seasonal stories in the magazines, department store display windows featuring outfits in red and green, and “Ho, Ho, Ho!” sounding from every downtown corner.

At school, there were endless discussions among our classmates on the all-important topic of who wanted to get what.

My class had been working for weeks on a mural of Santa’s workshop, covering the whole wall of the classroom. The best painters got to work on Santa or the elves. I was assigned to paint the tall slanted table on which he was filling in his ledger, my hand trembling slightly at the great responsibility as I carefully applied the brown paint.

In ceramics class, we’d made lopsided mustard-yellow ashtrays for our fathers and pins to present our mothers. We’d cut out pointy leaves of limp, gray clay, painted them a hideous, liv-

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id green, added tiny berries of bright red. Fired and glazed with a tiny gold pin pasted on the back, it still didn’t look anything like any jewelry my mother ever wore. But the teacher knew everything, so I proudly presented the pin to my mother, who frowned and never wore it.

And there were the rehearsals for plays and pageants…

“Mommy! Mommy!” I came home one day in great excitement. “I’m the ‘Narrarrarrator’ for the class play!”

Miss Williams had sat me on a big, red velvet armchair, front stage, in the school auditorium. A huge, velvet-covered book was placed in my hands, with a gold tassel of a bookmark. She’d stood way at the back and told me to start reading. I read with confidence and expression, loud and clear. After all, wasn’t I the best reader in the class? Besides, in those days when each school day began with such a reading, the words and cadences were familiar; I knew them half by heart: “And there were, in that same country, shepherds abiding, keeping watch over their flocks by night. And behold…”

When I finished, Miss Williams was smiling.

When I told my mother, she wasn’t smiling. She whirled around in the small kitchen, grabbed up the booklet of phone numbers that hung beside the phone, and dialed very fast. I could hear poor Miss Williams’s apologetic squeaking over the line, and my mother’s caustic answer, imitating her inability to say “Chanukah” correctly: “No, a Hahnakah skit is not acceptable, either! Religion has no place in the public schools!” She thought she was defending a principle of democracy, I suppose, but I wonder if her emotion wasn’t coming from somewhere deeper.

And the school choruses... We Jewish kids snapped our mouths firmly shut and shook our heads obstinately, singing only the “neutral” songs about sleigh bells and winter wonderlands, but after half a century or more, have any of us forgotten the words to all those songs we didn’t sing? They were coming out of our ears, day and night.

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so much more of the usual clamor and glare that inundated our lives all year round.

What was interesting, what was strange and novel and different, was this: Each night, my busy, working mother stopped whatever she was doing, put a little gold-colored menorah on the television set (the natural focal point of our home, though the irony of that escaped me at the time), chanted the blessings from the back of the candle box, lit the tiny flames, and sang “Ma’oz Tzur.”

How can anyone compare flashing colored artificial lights with a real, live flame? That moment of suspense when the tiny red glow touches the wick. Will it catch, or…? Then it sparks, flares high into a flame, sways and dances, now red, now yellow, now orange. Reaching, reaching…

And then — despite having no lack of convenience-food goodies of every variety in the house — my mother went into the kitchen and hand-grated potatoes for hot, crisp, goldenbrown potato latkes with applesauce. Yum. True, it was only interesting for a few minutes; then Ricky and I were again absorbed in whatever television show was in progress (Mommy had timed the candle lighting for the commercial break, of course). But I can still clearly picture those few minutes of broken routine, while I remember nothing of those shows.

The mission of parenthood is manifold: physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. There’s so much effort involved in keeping children fed, clad, shod, washed, combed, warm, healthy, happy, safe, educated — and coming up with the money to pay for all of that. But our parenting of bodies, hearts, and minds is only the backdrop of our true task: to parent souls — to kindle, with the fire of our own souls, the spark that will flare into flame and turn their souls to fire. And how can we touch their souls if we aren’t in touch with our own?

So much was wrong in that great darkness that engulfed us then and still engulfs us now. But a little bit — tiny as a can-

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dle spark — was right. And a little bit is enough. “A little light pushes away much darkness.”

There was a little light, and it was enough.

Rosh Chodesh Kislev, 5728 December, 1967 Fast forward thirteen years, and there I was, entering the shuk in Meah Shearim. I’d arrived in Eretz Yisrael just before Rosh Hashanah, and was boarding with a nice family, the Zeligmans. I went to the shuk every afternoon, drinking in the atmosphere, never getting enough of it.

Hey, what was this? The home supplies store right at the entrance of the shuk had the usual display spread outside: plastic shopping baskets, basins, buckets, brooms, and… aquariums?! That was definitely something new.

Though they were empty of fish, water, or anything else, I recognized them right away. My family back in the States had a long aquarium, running the length of one wall of our sun porch. My father had built it himself, and had made quite a hobby of raising tropical fish in it. There were neons, zebras, fan fish. Even the speckled, hideous ones were wondrous creatures in their own way.

These were much smaller than the one we had at home.

Some were square, some rectangular. The question was: What were they doing here at all? Were the neighborhood residents interested in raising goldfish?

Walking on, I discovered that store after store was displaying aquariums! What was this, a new fad?

Finally, I went into a gift shop, where I thought I might find some small gifts to send back to the States, to some of the children for whom I used to babysit.

Mobiles of felt camels?

Maybe. Cute kippot? Possibly.

Ah! Wooden

dreidels! Just the thing! They were painted in bright, happy colors. I picked one up and turned it slowly in my hand, admiring the craftsmanship.

Nun, gimmel, hei, pei … What?! That wasn’t right! It should be nun, gimmel, hei, shin! Nes gadol hayah sham. “A great miracle happened there.” How could such a mistake have crept in? I put down the defective dreidel and picked up another. But I soon discovered that the whole batch was defective.

Did the shopkeeper realize this? Was my Hebrew good enough to point it out to him? I decided to try. Picking up one of the dreidels, I went over to the counter and pointed to the pei. “Pei?” I queried. “Lo pei! Shin!”

The shopkeeper stroked his snowy beard, looking bewildered. Then his face cleared. “B’America, zeh sham (In America, it’s there),” he explained, pointing to somewhere far off in the distance. “Nes gadol hayah sham.”

I nodded vigorously.

He shook his head and said, “Nes gadol hayah po (A great miracle happened here).”

Searching his English vocabulary, he came up with, “Herrre!” He pointed down at the floor tiles for emphasis.

Despite the unseasonably warm weather, a chill passed through me. It started in my heels, traveled up through my spine, and rooted me to the spot.

Here. It happened here. It was not some story of somewhere far away that you read about in books, but here. For real. If archeologists were to dig up these very floor tiles and excavate deep enough, they would discover relics of the Hasmonean Era. The miracle of the oil that burned for eight days happened in the Beis HaMikdash, within easy walking distance from where I stood.

I bought a dozen of the dreidels and made my way home.

C h u m y laughed appreciatively when I told her the story. “But Chumy,” I remembered, “you know what else? Something very strange that I saw in the

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I STOOD DRINKING IN THE SIGHT OF ALL THE SISTER LIGHTS SHINING DOWN AT ME FROM EVERY PORCH AND WINDOW ALL AROUND.

shuk. Aquariums! Why would they be selling aquariums?”

“Aquariums?!”

“Yes. Glass cases, edged with metal. About so big…”

“Glass cases…” For a minute, she looked baffled. Then she threw back her head and laughed. “Those aren’t aquariums!

Those are cases for Chanukah menorahs!”

“Cases for… Why do Chanukah menorahs need cases?”

“Well, you see, outside of Eretz Yisrael, people light their menorahs in their homes, because it’s considered dangerous to attract too much attention from the non-Jews. But the real mitzvah is to publicize the miracle. So here, where it’s safe to do so, people put their menorahs outside — and the glass cases are to keep off the wind and rain.”

I thought of the frum families I knew back in the States. It was true. They lit their menorahs inside. For that matter, anyone who built a sukkah did so in their backyard. I thought of the Hillel House at the local university. Same thing. After all, they were just down the hill from the stately, columned buildings of Fraternity Row, each one with its Greek name of Theta Beta Omega or whatever. More than once, the Jewish fraternity had had a cross burned on its front lawn. No point in inviting trouble.

I nodded. I began to take in the fact that here was, at last, a place where one could feel like a fish in water.

The next day, I went and bought an “aquarium” of my own.

A few weeks later, I lit my Chanukah lights in it. Outside. Then I stood drinking in the sight of all the sister lights shining down at me from every porch and window all around, as far as eye could see.

And so, the tiny glow caught, sparked, flamed, fired…and is baruch Hashem, burning still.

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