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derstand him or her. Joseph
wanted to talk peace with his
brothers — V'shoel Bishlomam
— and they did not answer him
— V'Io hayu moshivim oto.
This disease of the absence of
brotherliness applies not only to
our behavior with individuals but
with the way entire peoples are
treated. As much as Israel seeks
peace with her neighbors, there
are still some entitles which
refuse to answer Israel's call for
mutual recognition and for peace
negotiations. Unfortunately oth-
er examples abound.
This Shabbat, so close in time
to the celebration of Thanksgiv-
ing and to the coming joy of
Chanukah, can remind us to give
thanks to God for making us His
partner in trying to bring greater
brotherliness to the world and for
dedicating us to make God's will
more manifest. We need to be
trail-blazers in what Judaism re-
quires of us — "seek the peace
and the welfare of my fellow man,
my brother." LI

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hanukah
At Emanu-El

On Dec. 2 the brotherhood of Tem-
ple Emanu-El will host its annual
Chanukah Lathe Dinner at 6 p.m.
Following the dinner, at the
Family Shabbat Service, the
brotherhood will honor members
of the Temple Emanu-El Youth
Choir for their years of partici-
pation. Youth Choir members
: Casey Anbender, Laura Bay-
er, Aaron Berkowitz, Jessica
Blake, Breanne Cohen, Ashley
Cooper, Mara Deutch, Natalie
inkelberg, Julie Gershman,
Emily Gordon, Brandon Kaploe,
Moira Kessler, Caitlin Klaper,
Anna Kohn, Gregory Landau,
Jaime Ludin, Shana Mayrand,
Amy Meisner, Sara Moreton,
Tamar Moreton, Dori Needle,
Ilya Nozhnik, Jeffrey Patterson,
Michael Patterson, Benjamin
Potter, and Director Eunice Rose.
Also on Dec. 2, the Social Action
Committee of Temple Emanu-El
will present the Seventh Annual
Holiday Gifts for Kids with AIDS.
Temple members have volun-
teered to purchase gifts for one or
more child, of sibling of a child,
that is HIV positive. During the
7:30 p.m. Family Shabbat Service,
Social Action members will make
a presentation.

Rabbi Wine
Leads Forum

On Nov. 28 at 8:30 p.m., Rabbi
Sherwin Wine of the Birming-
ham Temple will discuss "The
Unity Church: New Age Religion"
at the temple. A discussion will
follow the talk. There is a charge.

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