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basketball team, where Elie, the
youngest of the Lipnik's four chil-
dren, attends school.
The Kaufmans will receive the
Community Service Award at the
dinner. Dr. Kaufman says his family
was "adopted" by Bais Chabad. "It's
like a big family there. We share
simchahs [joyous occasions] and are
there for each other in bad times,
too."
A retired ophthalmologist, Dr.
Kaufman is national secretary of the
Zionist Organization of America
and is active in many pro-Israel
organizations including the One
Israel Fund, the Yesha Heartland
Campaign and the Committee on
Accuracy in Middle East Reporting.
His letters and opinion pieces
appear frequently in the Jewish News
and other newspapers.
Mindy Kaufman is what her hus-
band calls "a social agency dream
girl." She is on the board of the
Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit, Jewish Family
Service, Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit, Children of
Chernobyl and others. She is an
Emmy Award-winning television
producer, and created two nationally
syndicated children's series.
The Kaufmans have four children
and eight grandchildren and live in
_Bloomfield Hills. They have been
involved in Bais Chabad for the past
two years.
_ "I love the Orthodoxy," he says.
"I feel like I'm going back to my
roots."

The Sara Tugman Bais Chabad
Torah Center is a full-service syna-
gogue, offering not only prayer serv-
ices and social programming, but
also a full array of classes,
Shabbatonim and the largest Torah
tape library in Michigan, which is
part of their community Judaica
library.
The Torah Center also sponsors
weekly classes at the Bais Chabad at
the University of Michigan, and
runs the Torah Super Phone, (248)
557-8545, which-offers talks on the
weekly Torah portion and Jewish
law.
Rabbi Silberberg also runs
mitmazel.com an online matchmak-
ing service. A Bais Chabad trip to
Israel in December brought presents
for children and $18,000 in dona-
tions for various social programs
there.
"We hope the dinner will be suc-
cessful in raising money for Israel,"
the rabbi says. "We hope other
organizations will follow suit." El

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Pipes, who regularly visits
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"They call names, make ad horn-
onym attacks, and charge calumny
rather than arguing the issues. But
besides the left, it comes from the
anti-Israeli groups and the
Islamists."
But in the face of what he con-
siders slander, Pipes is not slowing
down or becoming battle shy. His
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his positions and his confidence in
those who listen.
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