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AACI Opening Events
March 7-20
All programs will be held at AACI - Dr. Max and Gianna Glassman Family Center
*All events are free except for heavily subsidized Larry and Mindy Concert, and Open Mic Night.
Click on date of interest:
Sunday March 7 Monday March 8 Tuesday March 9 Wednesday March 10
Thursday March 11 Saturday March 13 Sunday March 14 Monday March 15
Tuesday March 16 Wednesday March 17 Thursday March 18 Saturday March 20
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08:30-11:00
Come see what Ulpan La-Inyan is all about in this free demo class!
Take one of the friendly, state-of-the-art classes offered by Ulpan La-Inyan in cooperation with AACI Jerusalem!
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:
LEVEL 1: Learn to ask for and give directions, invite people to a party, read a restaurant menu, and more – with confidence.
LEVEL 2: Be able to share experiences, confer with teachers, and read simple stories.
LEVEL 3: Be able to participate in a wide variety of social and workplace scenarios.
LEVEL 4: Be able to discuss, debate, read and write about a wide variety of social, political and economic issues affecting the individual, the family, Israel and the world.
Exercise 50+
11:00-12:00
Ulpan La-Inyan, Demo class - level 1
11:00-12:00
Come see what Ulpan La-Inyan is all about in this free demo class!
Keys to Easing Your Retirement
by the Financial Resource Network
Guest Speakers: Mark van Gelderen and Debbie Sassen
- 10 Common Mistakes that can cost you financial security in your retirement years
- Health and Long Term Nursing Care Insurance – Do you know which benefits missing from your Kupat Cholim and National Health Insurance coverage it is vital to fill in?
- Living Wills – Understanding the Israeli system so you can get the care you deserve in the event of incapacitation or terminal illness
- Durable Powers of Attorney, for both health care and finances – who is really going to make decisions for you?
- Financial Abuse and Manipulation of the Elderly – The Hidden Truth

Reception honoring Avnei Yerushalayim (by invitation only)
17:00
Avnei Yerushalaim, AACI's guide to living in Jerusalem recently published by AACI in cooperation with the Jerusalem Municipality Absorption Authority.
Grand Opening
18:30-21:00
The book will be on sale for less than the bookshop price and Saul Singer will be autographing them.
Pre-register! Call 02-5661181.
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Meet the Author Series in the New AMIT-AACI Library Presents:
Andrea Simantov, renowned author
10:30-11:30
Enhancing Your Resume with Helen Har Tal, AACI's Vocational Counselor
11:30-12:30
Learn useful information on enhancing your resume, along with guidance from an expert! Bring your resume with you.
Pre-aliyah Session with Sheila Bauman, AACI's Jerusalem Aliyah & Klitah Counselor
14:00-15:45
Your Baby Needs Music (up to age 2) with Sharon Meisels
16:-17:00
"Your baby needs Music" is a fun hour experience of songs, movement and dance, especially designed for parents with babies from 4 months to 2 years old. Activities include rhythmic chants, creative movement from finger plays to large motor movement activities, singing with percussion instruments, puppets and lots of ideas and tips to take home wiht you to enrich your child's musical developmet. Please pre-register by calling 02-56611981.
Music Together (up to age 5) with Sharon Meisels
17:00-18:00
"Music Together" is a parent-child class for infants, toddlers and preschoolers up to age 5, in which families share songs, instrument play, rhythm chants, and movement activities in a relaxed, payful, non-performance-oriented setting.
From the Mayflower to the Middle East:
17:00-18:00
A Marine Geophysicist's Aliyah Story by John K. Hall.
Pesach Trivia
18:00-19:00
With Sybil Kaplan, Jerusalem Post columnist and cookbook author.
Capturing Your Life Story and Memoirs for the Generations
19:00
With Mark Robbins
You want to leave it for everyone. And you know it better than anyone. Your life story. The narratives, both long and short. The transformative moments. The personalities. The relationships. The lessons.
5 Session Course
- Shorashim in Jewish Tradition: The Story of the Jewish People, Embracing the Life Stories of the Gedolim; Broad guidelines for writing, memoir of childhood moment
- Musar and Sharing our Stories: The Challenge of Humility; Memoir of mentorship, in youth or early adulthood
- Embracing Musar Values and Modelling Character in Our Life Storytelling; Memoir of moment of marriage/relationship
- Empowering Your Stories: Narratives of Your Families, Places of Origin, and Paths to Israel; Plans for life story and memoir writing
- Life Story and Memoir Writing Workshop
Cost for full five session course: AACI members NIS 200/ non-members NIS 220
Pre-registration: Required! Call 02-566-1181
Rabbi Robbins is a personal historian, veteran writer, former congregational rabbi, trained listener and, quite proudly, new oleh to Modiin and member of AACI. He can be reached at markrobbins67@gmail.com, 052-801-6229.
AACI Jerusalem Navigational Series
19:30-21:00
Long Term Care Insurance - Understanding Long Term Care Insurance.
Do I need it? What would it offer me that the Kupot can’t? Guest Speaker: Chaim Goldfus founder of Goldfus Insurance.
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08:30-11:00
Meet the Author Series in the new AMIT-AACI Library Presents:
Yossi Katz, A Voice Called (Geffen Publishers)
10:00-11:00
Rikudei Am with Naomi Moss - For women only
11:00-12:00
Join Naomi for some good, old fashioned Israeli folk dancing!
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class Level 2
13:00
Searching Your Roots - an Introduction to Genealogy
13:00
Michael Goldstein and Garri Regev will lead a workshop which will serve as a basic introduction to Genealogy for beginners. The program will be an overview of the kinds of information available, places to seach, some different software that is being used and how to get started on the process of finding information on your family history.
They will answer questions people have and show some basic searches using Ancestry.com and other web sites.
Widows/Widowers Support Group
14:30-16:00
Led by Rena Mariash-Levine, MSW. More
FuninJerusalem Presents: It's All About Animals!
CANCELLED
Learn to draw animals, make ballon animals, and get up close to animals from Zoology!
Zoology lets kids get up close to an iguana, snake, rabbit & more! They run activites, birthday parties & workshops about animals and even have an animal petting corner for kids and teens to enjoy at Beit Sefer Geulim on Kibbutz Galuyot St.
FuninJerusalem.com is the source for kids' events and activities in Jerusalem. They help locals feel like tourist and tourists feel like locals.
Sing Israel Singalong
16:00
Teen Oleh Survival Guide - Professionals Round Table (by invitation only)
18:00-19:00
We have invited professionals working with youth to join us at a roundtable discussion focusing on social programming opportunities for teens in Israel. We would like to hear your ideas of what should be included in this guide. By invitation only. For further information, contact Julie, Cynthia and Elinor at teenolehsurvivalguide@gmail.com
Three Masters students in Community Leadership and Philanthropy at the Hebrew University are working to create a “Teen Oleh Survival Guide”, an English resource manual for Anglo Teen Olim. Because this guide is being created in cooperation with AACI, 2 programs are being offered during AACI’s opening events to optimize the guide's impact by taking imput from teens and professionals.
Women, Wisdon and Wealth - A Financial Seminar for Women by Women
18:00-19:30
- Getting Started – Understanding what Financial Security Means to You
- Seven Financial Mistakes that can impact your Financial Security – and how to Avoid them
- Navigating Transitions – Marriage, Childbirth, Divorce and Widowhood. Financial Planning Strategies to help you manage your new life stage
Guest speaker: Debbie Sassen, Financial Planner, Financial Resource Network
Pre-Registration Suggested. To register or for more information contact Debbie
Sing Israel - Ameica's Music from 1776 till 1976
19:30-21:00
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08:30-11:00
Exercise 50+
11:00-12:00
Meet the Author Series in the new AMIT-AACI Library Presents:
10:00-11:00
English-Hebrew By Subject with Claire Perets
Free Workshop! Effective Strategies for Learning Hebrew Vocabulary at the AACI ‘Meet the Author Series’. Come and meet Claire Perets from ‘English Hebrew by Subject’ and put into practice some effective strategies for learning your Hebrew vocabulary! Enter our competition to win a free copy of EHBS. EHBS will also be available with a 10% discount and a further 10% from every copy donated to AACI!
Seniors Lecture
11:00-12:00
Harley Braidman, veteran journalist in Israel for 30+ years
Illustated Histor of the English Language with David Young
14:00
It all began on a small damp island 1000 years ago...
Today, English is the world's most imporant international language. Join David Young as he takes you on an illustrated journey from William the Conqueror to Chaucer, to Shakespeare and American English as we know it today!
Post-aliyah Session
14:00-15:45
With AACI councelor, Sheila Bauman
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class level 4
14:00-15:00
Tax Advice with Alan Deutsch (by appointment only)
14:00-16:00
Musical Pearls - From Folk to Opera Concert
POSTPONED
With Liel Almog, singer and Michael Hazan, pianist
The Literary Pattern of Creation - What is it and what does it mean?
By Dr. Jeremiah Unterman
19:00-20:30
Sub-topics: The Importance of the Female Image of God in Creation; The Meaning of being made in "the Image of God"; The Relationship of Form to Content; Comparative Literature: The Babylonian Story of Creation.
Call to pre-register: 02-5661181
Dr. Jeremiah Unterman received an M.A. in Bible at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. He has authored some 40 publications in Biblical studies, and has taught at universities in the United States, Canada, and Israel.
AACI's Navigation Series - Talking with your Children
19:30
Guest Speaker: Rivka Rachael Weinstein, specialist in the development of learning and growth within the family, school and community
Understanding and Fostering Children's Language Acquisition-
for healthy emotional and social adjustment and the development of your child’s learning potential
Program
-How language develops and is affected by the emotional life of the child
-Using language with children to foster their self-esteem and self-confidence as thinkers and speakers
-Steps from early language development to formal language for stimulating academic curiosity and success
-Speech and story telling as pre-literacy, and stimulating the child's vocabulary expansion (including in bilingualism)
-Language for use with children to resolve their behavioral conflicts and foster their healthy self-image and sense of ethics for their conflict resolution expertise in the family, school, and world around them
-Questions and Answers
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08:30-11:00
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class level 1
11:30-12:30
14:30-16:45
What You Need to Know Before You Renovate
17:00-18:00
Join Tomer Peretz, interior designer and construction manager, as he walks you through the stages of renovation.
- The Planning Stage: Evaluating your needs, budget planning, interior plan layouts, choosing the right contractor.
- Interior Design & Shopping: How to find your style? How to match colors and shades? Where to buy?
- Managing the Work: Coordination between workers, dealing with delivery issues, finishing touches, tips, prices
Ron Bowman from Dale Carnegie
CANCELLED
Larry & Mindy: Sounds of the British Invasion
20:00-22:00
Pre-Registration Suggested
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Saturday, March 13
Motzei Shabbat Lecture Series at the Great Synagogue
Ambassador Yehuda Avner
20:00-21:00
"Israel's Prime Ministers - Past and Present." As an advisor to five Prime Minister and as a former Israeli Ambassador to Australia, Ireland and Great Britain, Ambassador Avner has vast experience in diplomacy as well as close relationships with the leaders of the Israeli governments up to the present time. His latest book, "The Prime Ministers An Intimate Narrative of Israeli Leadership" published by Toby Press with an introduction by Rt. Hon. Sir Martin Gilbert, will be available later this year. In honor of Ambassador Avner's lecture, the publisher is issuing a special pre-publication signed edition at a discounted price of 100 NIS (the retail price is 129 NIS). You may pre-order your copy (which will be available on the evening of the lecture), by calling Koren Publishers at (02)633-0517, by e-mailing them at ayelet@kornpub.com or by faxing them at 02-633-0534.
AACI & Nefesh B'Nefesh Present:
Israeli Culture and Cinema Night
20:00
Ages 20's & 30's.
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Sunday, March 14
08:30-11:00
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class
11:00
The Extraordinary Hour, by the Dialogue Company
12:00-13:30 (pre-register)
Now everyone can be in a dialogue training event through audience participation! Learn through Thinking, Laughing and Creating. From board members to beginners. From 20 to 40 participants.
- When to listen, when to speak, what to ask and say
- Whether in a conversation, a meeting, a phone call
- With family, boss, team, the call centre
- Gain confidence, improve relationships, be effective
- Deal with problems, issues, and their solutions.
- See success in your own development
The Vital Skills Workshop
14:00-15:30 (pre-register)
The workshop is a completely interactive experience of How to Run Dialogues and achieve Structured Conversations.
Learn to be calm, skilled and successful in running a dialogue whether doctor or patient, custom service or customer, lawyer or client, politician or voter, teacher or student
- An insight into the model
- The skills of running a dialogue or structured conversation
Learn to develop yourself
Real Jerusalem Streets blog: Meet the Creator Sharon Altshul
16:00-17:00
Philip Braude of Anglo Capital and Pioneer Presents: Safe Havens for Jilted Dollars
17:30-18:30
AACI”S NAVIGATIONAL SERIES: Raising Bi- and Multi-lingual Children
19:00-20:00
Guest Speaker: Margaret W. Kohn. M.A. C.C.C. , speech and language therapist
Writing Novels and Getting Them Published
with David Young
19:30-20:30
David Young is an author of 9 historical novels (5 of them published in UK, USA & Israel).
Join David as he talks about the fun, joy and heartache of writing, and the problems involved in finding a suitable publisher.
David will also give practical, "hands on" advice about approaching different sorts of publishers, genres of novels and non-fiction, presenting manuscripts, using e-mail and the Internet, writing attractive letters of proposal and dealing with publishing contracts.
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08:30-11:00
HEALTH DAY
Feldenkrais Class with Shoshana Lederman
09:00-10:00
In each Feldenkrais movement lesson, Shoshanna will guide students through a sequence of movements to discover ways of moving that are easier and give relief from pain and limitation in different parts of the body.
Your back and neck will move more freely. You will breathe better, have less aches and pains, be lighter on your feet, any physical activity will become easier to do. You will have improved posture and balance, and increase flexibility and vitality.
Initial Reactions in an Emergency
09:00-10:30
With Shai Jaskoll
Fitness Seminar with Michael Berezin
10:00-11:00
Yoga Class with Shoshana Lederman
10:30-11:30
Join Shoshana in a yoga class with the emphasis on keeping the body supple and the mind relaxed and focused. Class is suited to varying degrees of fitness, experience and flexibility. Breathing exercises and meditative techniques cultivate greater awareness in the postures.
Shoshanna is trained in fitness and flexibility training and teaches both Yoga classes and Feldenkrais method. She studied and worked in Israel and abroad and has been working with groups and individuals in her private practice in Jerusalem.
Exercise for 50+ - Intro and demo class with Marilyn Cohen
11:00-12:00
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class level 2
12:00
Judy Siegel, The Jerusalem Post's Health & Science Reporter presents:
"The failures of the health ministry in protecting our health and how you can care for your health almost by yourself”
13:00-14:00
Patients’ Rights
15:30-16:30
AACI Blood Drive
16:00-20:00
in cooperation with AFMDA –American Friends of Magen David Adom-
Pardes, Nefesh B’Nefesh
Your donation can make the difference! Donors must:
- Be aged 18-65
- Be of minimum weight 50 kg
- Have not donated blood in the last 3 months
Those who have spent a total of 6 months in the UK between 1980-1996, received a blood transfusion or had an operation in the UK cannot donate blood.
Questions about eligibility can be directed to Jonathan Feldstein, Israel Representative, American Friends of Magen David Adom at 057-761-4220 or jfeldstein@afmda.org
AACI members benefit from blood insurance in case of need.
Halachic Organ Donation
17:30-18:30
with Robby Berman, founder of Halachic Organ Donor Society (HODS)
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Why are newspapers so different from right to left?
09:00
Shoshana Kordova from Haaretz English Edition explains what happens to newspaper articles written for native Israelis when they are translated for English-speaking readers.
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class Level 1
13:00
Widows/Widowers Support Group (regular program, free during opening events)
14:30-16:00
Led by Rena Mariash-Levine, MSW
A warm, comfortable environment. Please call to pre-register- 02-566-1181
Support group will be cancelled in case of insufficient registration.
Stories & Butterflies Chug- (ages 3-6) with Leah Raher
15:00-16:00
The joy of children’s books experienced through story-time, music, art, culinary delights, parachute games and more!
Spark your child’s love for reading while developing English language skills-
Parents Welcome!
Teaching Children About Money – with Chana Borgman.
15:00-16:00
Discuss money skills that children need to master at various ages and provide some age-appropriate tools for teaching healthy financial habits. Guest Speaker: Chana Borgman is a Certified Financial Planner® and is licensed by the Israeli Securities Authority.
Teen Oleh Survival Guide - Brainstorm for Teens
18:00-19:00
If you are between the ages of 12- 18 you are invited to attend a pizza party and brainstorming session about the creation of the “Teen Oleh Survival Guide”. WE WANT TO HEAR YOUR IDEAS about what a teen needs to know in order to survive in Israel. Email us indicating your interest in attending to teenolehsurvivalguide@gmail.com
Grand Opening Gala Evening Honoring Dr. Max & Gianna Glassman, with a performance by the Israeli Opera (Opera Studio soloists and Michael Ajzenstadt - Artistic Administrator) and address by Israeli Supreme Court Justice Neal Hendel
18:30
Neal Hendel is a judge on the Supreme Court of Israel.
Judge Hendel was born in the Brooklyn, N.Y. in 1952 and is a graduate of Yeshiva of Flatbush High School. He graduated from New York University in 1973 with a B.A. in sociology and Jewish studies, and later studied Talmud at Yeshiva University with Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik. In 1976, he completed his law degree at Hofstra University and became of member of the New York State Bar Association. He made aliyah in 1983 and has been a judge since 1988.
Serving first as a judge in the Beersheba Magistrate court, he was appointed to the Beersheba District Court in 1993. He became Vice President of the District Court in 2006. In August 2009 Neal Hendel was appointed a justice of the Supreme Court.
Judge Hendel's wife Marcie is a psychologist; they have five sons.
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Global Business Networking (by invitation)
Ulpan La-Inyan (regular program)
08:30-11:00
Exercise 50+ (regular program, free trial during Opening Events)
09:30-10:30
Meet theAuthor Series in the new AMIT-AACI Library Presents:
Batsheva Pomerantz- To Walk Four Cubits: Forty Pieces in Honor of Forty Years in Israel
10:00-11:00
Seniors Lecture
11:00-12:00
Prof. Hanoch Gutfreund of the Hebrew University will speak on "Einstein's Love Letters to his two Wives."
Balance in Retirement - panel discussion.
Post Aliyah Session
14:00-15:45
With AACI's Counselor, Sheila Bauman.
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class level 3
14:00-15:00
Tax Advice with Alan Deutsch (by appointment)
14:00-16:00
Buying a House in Israel was Never So Easy!
18:30
"Learn the ins and outs of buying a home in Israel through the 15 years of experience of Alyssa Friedland, broker/owner of RE/MAX Vision in Jerusalem. Multi media slide presentation with updated mortgage information, investment opportunities and other important info to know before buying a home.
Pre-registration required- 02-566-1181.
An Evening of Chazzanut
19:30-21:00
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Ulpan La-Inyan (regular program)
08:30-11:00
Ulpan La-Inyan Demo Class level 1
11:00-12:00
Financial & Estate Planning in Israel
11:30-12:30
This seminar will focus on legal and financial issues unique to those who live in or own property in Israel, including wills (both halachic and secular), powers of attorney, medical proxies and investments. Speakers are Chaim Crown, an attorney and notary with experience in the UK, Canada and Israel, and Chana Borgman, a Certified Financial Planner® with experience in the U.S., South Africa and Israel.
Yang Long Form Tai Chi (regular progam, free trial during Opening Events)
16:30-17:30
Stories & Butterflies Chug- with Leah Raher
14:30-17:30
The joy of children’s books experienced through story-time, music, art, culinary delights, parachute games and more!
Spark your child’s love for reading while developing English language skills-
Parents Welcome!
AACIS NAVIGATIONAL SERIES: Bringing Your Parents on Aliyah
18:00-19:00
Unraveling the complexities - for them and for you! Guest Speaker: AACI Counselor, Sheila Bauman.
AACI's NAVIGATIONAL SERIES: Culture Shock - Jessica Bonn
19:00-20:00
Jessica Bonn is a clinical social worker in private practice, and works professionally with cultural adjustment. Jessica holds a B.A. from Yale University, an M.S.W. from Yeshiva University, training in Somatic Experiencing, and certification in cognitive and behavioral therapy from the Department of Psychiatry at Hadassah Hospital.
An Evening of Art and Wine
20:00-22:00
With art from our new neighbor, Jacques Soussana Graphics
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Open Mic Night
21:00-23:30
MC: Aryeh Bernstein from Def Jam
PresenTense and AACI invites you to take the stage!
Register your act or R.S.V.P. to 02-5661181 or visit:
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Almog, Liel
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Liel Almog is a singer and voice teacher. Her musical repertoire ranges from folk songs (English, Hebrew, Yiddish, Ladino, and more) through the Lied and the French melodie, including operatic arias.
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Alshul, Sharon
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Real Jerusalem streets – blog
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Arbel, Josie
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Arnhem, Shula
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Shula made aliyah from London in Feb. 2006, and joined AACI 2007. Shes been the joint Chairperson of AACI Jerusalem Seniors with Laura Sanderson from 2008, and succeeded the excellent Miriam Lahav as Program Coordinator, indeed, a hard act to follow.
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Bauman, Sheila
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Sheila Bauman is the AACI Klitah Counselor in Jerusalem and assists in navigating the bureaucracy in Israel as well as assisting clients in whatever issues should arise.
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Fitness
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Black, Stefanie
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Stefanie coordinates AACI’s senior outreach project, and is in the office on Wednesdays.
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Jessica Bonn is a clinical social worker in private practice, and works professionally with cultural adjustment. Jessica holds a B.A. from Yale University, an M.S.W. from Yeshiva University, training in Somatic Experiencing, and certification in cognitive and behavioral therapy from the Department of Psychiatry at Hadassah Hospital.
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Cohen, Marilyn
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Marilyn is a Wingate-trained fitness trainer who specializes in exercise for 50+, concentrating on flexibility, balance, strength and coordination.
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Deutsch, Alan
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Doobov, Sue
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Don is the chairman of the Jerusalem Council of AACI. He made aliyah in from
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Larry and Mindy, both USA born, met at the beginning of 2006 and happily combined their musical talents to create an engaging and heartwarming performance in which they sing warm acoustic renditions of beloved songs from the 60's and 70’s. They’ve been successfully performing all over Israel and overseas for the past 4 years.
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Michael Goldstein, born in Toronto, Canada, is a Jerusalem-based professional genealogist. He is president of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS), president of The Israel Genealogical Society, a board member of the Association of Professional Genealogists and a member of the Jewish Genealogy Society of Montreal.
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Hall, John K.
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John is a marine geophysicist, who made aliyah in 1970. For 36 years he worked with Geological Survey of Israel in J-m generating the topography of Israel & mapping all bodies of water in & around the country
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Harel, Nancy
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Nancy is a Tai Chi instructor and teaches classes at AACI on Thursdays
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Helen is AACI's Vocational Counselor. Helen is originally from Detroit and has been working for AACI for 15 years. |
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Hazzan, Michael
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Michael Hazzan studied piano for many years now plays from morning to night, with many and varied chamber groups, as well as playing works for the piano.
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Kalker, Sara
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Katz, Naomi
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Naomi is the coordinator of the Library for the Visually Impaired
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Kenton, Warner
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Warner made Aliyah from England in 1991, and joined AACI in 2003. He became Program Director in 2005, and from 2006 until the present has been Joint Chairperson with Sarah Peters.
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Kohn, Margaret
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Margaret W. Kohn, a licensed speech and language therapist (US), a specialist in raising the bi- and multi-lingual child. She teaches both children and adults, develops home programs and consults with families to assist in managing multi-lingual situations.
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Kremer, Carole
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Susan is an agent of Ophir Tours AACI travel Experience, and comes to AACI on Wednesdays to help members with free travel advice.
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Shoshanna is trained in fitness and flexibility training and teaches both Yoga classes and Feldenkrais method. She studied and worked in Israel and abroad and has been working with groups and individuals in her private practice in Jerusalem.
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Lewison, Marcia
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Drawing & Painting
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London, David
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Meir, Michal
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Michal was born in West Hempstead, Long Island. Her parents made Aliyah in 1962 when she was just one year old so that she feels more Israeli than American. Michal has been working at AACI for 11 years and is our Loan & Mortgage officer.
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Sharon Meisels is a Certified Teacher for “Your Baby Needs Music” and “Music Together” programs, and has been running groups for mothers and children in Israel over the last 10 years.
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Meyersdorf, Elana
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Moskovits, Zev
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Zev Moskovits is the bookkeeper at AACI. Born in Cleveland, he made Aliyah in 1982 and lives in Jerusalem with his wife and two sons.
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Naomi Moss grew up in San Diego, California where she began to do Israeli Folk Dancing at age 11. She made aliyah more than 20 years ago, and has been teaching dancing to women (ages10-80) in Jerusalem for 10 years.
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Garri Regev, a retired teacher and a life member of AACI, is the chair of the Jerusalem Genealogical Society. She has been involved in genealogical research for over 20 years.
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Rabbi Mark Robbins is a personal historian, veteran writer, former congregational rabbi, trained listener and, quite proudly, new oleh to Modiin and member of AACI.
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Segal, Rolene
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Rolene made aliyah in 1990 and joins the AACI team as the volunteer librarian of the new AMIT-AACI library.
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Joanna Shebson made aliyah from Los Angeles with her husband and two sons in August 2007. She runs FunInJerusalem.com, which is the source for kids’ events and activities in Jerusalem. She helps locals feel like tourists and tourists feel like locals.
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Stein, David
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Steinberg, Eileen
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Steinberger, Ami
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Ami is the founder of Ulpan La-Inyan
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Dr. Jeremiah Unterman received an M.A. in Bible at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. He has authored some 40 publications in Biblical studies, and has taught at universities in the United States, Canada, and Israel.
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Rivka is an American/Israeli who specializes in the development of children's learning and growth within the systems of family, school and community.
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David L. Young, M.A., has written & edited a school textbook for teaching English in Israeli high schools as well as nine books. Mr. Young is the organizing secretary of the Jerusalem Shakespeare Society and is an English and military history enthusiast.
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Zuckerman, Galina
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 Saul Singer is the co-author, with Dan Senor, of the best-selling book Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle. He is a columnist and former Editorial Page Editor at the Jerusalem Post. Author and ambassador Michael Oren called his previous  book Confronting Jihad: Israel's Struggle and World after 9/11, "mandatory reading for anyone, layman or expert, interested in the Middle East." He has written for the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, CNN-Opinion, Commentary, Moment, and other publications. Before moving to Israel in 1994, he served for ten years as an adviser to different Members of Congress and on the staffs of the House Foreign Affairs and Senate Banking Committees. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and three children.
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EL AL FREQUENT FLYER CLUB - GET THE POINT. JOIN MATMID
Not yet A member? In honor of AACI’s opening, join free of charge NOW!
· Free enrollment is valid between March 7th, 2010 to March 20th, 2010
· The additional points will be Extra points (with a validity of 3 years).
· Applies to Matmid Club members in Israel only who convert points from
· Israeli International credit cards only.
· Subject to the rules and regulations of the Matmid
· Club and the credit card companies. Errors and omissions excepted.
Every Purchase with Your Credit Card Brings You Closer to a Bonus Flight Ticket!
All you have to do to enjoy this benefit is to contact your credit card company and ask to convert your points to EL AL.
The points will enable you to enjoy bonus tickets, upgrades to premium classes and an array of attractive deals, benefits and advantages just for EL AL Frequent Flyer Club members.
visit El Al website www.elal.co.il
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14 Night European Cruise
October 25, 2010. 3pm
AACI's Memorial Ceremony
October 28, 2010
AACI & Komen Israel Race for the Cure
November 12 - 17, 2010
Jewish Prague
January 11 - 20, 2011
Kosher Thailand
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