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OTS Newsletter - Winter/Spring 2006The "Back Page"
Next time you visit Israel, stay with us! OTS’s
newly-refurbished Neveh Efrat Guest House remains the only hotel in Gush
Etzion. Just a ten-minute drive from Jerusalem and close to Efrat’s
commercial center, the 24-room guesthouse with on-premises synagogue offers
accommodation for visiting individuals, families or groups, year-round. The
guesthouse’s banquet halls, under the new management of Lemon Dvash
Catering, hold up to 100 people and are available for a variety of events. For special group rates, contact the manager at
972-50-634-0250, or email limor@ots.org.il.
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OTS’s 21st
Annual Dinner was kicked off in November with a Pace-Setter event for the
Great Neck community at the home of Ezra and Renee Dabah. Pictured: Dinner
Guest of Honor Adam Katz (left), and Stanley Silverstein, whose inauguration
of the Chana and Yaakov Tilles Campus at Midreshet Lindenbaum, together with
wife Raine, was celebrated at the Dinner. Also honored at the Dinner was
Otto Pretsfelder, upon whom the title “Chaver” was bestowed.
Mrs. Edith Everett
chats with Jewish Week editor Gary Rosenblatt at a lecture co-sponsored by
OTS’s Henry Everett Institute of Ethics and the Robert M. Beren College of
Beit Morasha of Jerusalem. Lt. General Moshe “Boogie” Ya’alon, Former
Chief of General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, delivered the
evening’s address on “The Ethical Dilemmas of Warfare,” followed by a
panel discussion including Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, Chancellor of OTS and
President of Beit Morasha, and Professor Benjamin Ish-Shalom, Rector of the
Beren College and founder of Beit Morasha.
“Next Year
in… Efrat”