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What’s On in SA Jewish Community

As always, there is lots going on for the Jewish communities around the country. Contact local leadership for additional activities

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Friday (June 26)

 

* Shalom Masorti Seniors Club welcomes anyone who would like to make new friends and have some light-hearted fun on the last Friday of each month. Tea is served and there is a selection of board and card games. Time: 14:30 p.m. (Stay for a couple of hours.) Mike Kimmelman will be playing CDs of Big Band music and artists such as Frank Sinatra. A donation of R10 is appreciated if possible. Information: Esther, (011) 485-5619.

 

Sunday (June 28)

 

* Second Innings hosts Fiona Capstick, sworn translator in the High Court of SA, on “The State of Israel and the Jewish People – We Must Never be Bystanders to Bigotry and Anti-Semitism”. Venue: The Gerald Horwitz Lounge, Golden Acres. Time: 10:00 for 10:30. Cost: R20 members, R30 visitors (incl tea and light refreshments). Contact: Linda Fleishman, (011) 532-9701.

 

Monday (June 29)

 

* UJW adult education division, hosts representatives of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem, Christian Friends of Israel, Ebenezer, Operation Exodus and Bridges for Peace, to participate in a panel discussion on “Cross-Religious Assistance in Israel”. There will be a Q&A session at the close of discussion. Venue: 1 Oak Street, Houghton. Time: 09:30. Donation: R35, Information: Ann, (011) 648-1053 or e-mail info@ujw.co.za

 

* UJW adult education division host Bets Theron & panel of Christian Organisations in Support of Israel – International Christian Embassy, Jerusalem, Christian Friends of Israel, Ebenezer Operation Exodus and Bridges for Peace, on “Cross-Religious Assistance in Israel”. Venue: 1 Oak Street, Houghton. Time: 09:30. Donation: R35. Contact: UJW office (011) 648-1053 .


 

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