From: Bulletin Editor bulletin@unitedisrael.orgSubject: United Israel Bulletin - April 9, 2018

Date: April 9, 2018 at 11:39 PMTo: livetospin@gmail.com

April 9, 2018 / 24 Nissan 5778

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The Birthday of our Founder"When were you born David? In April, Vanni, when everything comes alive."These words were reported in The Jewish Press on April 3, 2003 by VanniCapelli, in "He Walked With Kings and Rulers: Remembering David

Capelli, in "He Walked With Kings and Rulers: Remembering DavidHorowitz."

David Horowitz, the founder of United Israel World Union was born on April9, 1903 in Malmo, Sweden. This year marks the 115th anniversary of his birth.He left an indelible mark, not only on those closest to him, but also on thosewho presently benefit from his life's work through the organization that heestablished. David founded United Israel World Union, Inc., in 1944 and hislegacy and vision are still carried on by the current leadership of theorganization. This year, the last weekend of April, we will be hosting the 75thannual conference / meeting of UIWU in Charlotte, North Carolina. Readersof the Bulletin are encouraged to attend. You can read more about theconference, and register at this link.

David was a member of the United Nations Press Corps for nearly 60 years,beginning in 1947. He was there from the start, regularly writing about worldevents from a biblical, Jewish and Zionist perspective.

Our Executive Vice President, and resident chronicler, Ralph Buntyn ispresently publishing a series on David's remarkable life entitled,Remembering David Horowitz. Mr. Buntyn intends to publish a biographyof David Horowitz's life based upon his research, covering the years 1945-2002, and serving as a sequel to David's autobiographical, Thirty-ThreeCandles, which was published in 1949. Mr. Buntyn's series, now numbering37 entries can be accessed on our website here.

The Editor is pictured here at the United Israel World UnionConference held in New York City in 2000.

Professor James Tabor, David Horowitz, and Ross Nichols at the UnitedIsrael World Union Conference held in New York City in 2000.

David Horowitz - Photo Credit, Faith Harrison - 2000

Ross Nichols Remembers DavidI developed a close relationship with David that began in 1994. For nearly adecade, we communicated by mail, fax, and phone. I benefited greatly fromthese exchanges and always felt inspired by his words. I met David, face toface in 2000, when my wife and I attended the United Israel World Unionannual meeting. This photo is one of my favorites, because it demonstratesthat even into his nineties the fire had not diminished.

As a result of my knowing David, I dedicated my life to advancing the visionand goals of the organization he founded, now more than seven decades ago.In 2003, on Kislev 24, I was ordained along with two others as ministers of theHebrew Faith through United Israel. In 2015, I was elected as a Vice Presidentfor the organization, and then one year later was appointed to the position ofBulletin Editor and tasked to resume publication of the same. In 2016, withsupport and encouragement of others, the United Israel Center South wasopened and I became a full-time minister for United Israel World Union.

Ralph Buntyn pictured with David and his UN associate Gregg Sitrin, inDavid’s cluttered little office in the busy third floor press section of the

Secretariat Building in the early 1990s.

In Memory of David: A Look BackBy Ralph Buntyn

I first met United Nations correspondent David Horowitz in April 1992. Ibecame actively involved in United Israel World Union, the organization hefounded in 1944, and for the next ten years spent considerable time withhim. In addition to the United Israel organizational activities and annualmeetings, I had many opportunities to visit with David while in New York oncorporate business, always trying to arrange my schedule to allow time forour visit. We frequently had lunch together in the UN Secretariat Buildingcafeteria before returning to his press section office to spend time together.Those visits hold special meaning.

Ralph Buntyn is Executive Vice President and associate editor of UnitedIsrael World Union. A historian and researcher, his many articles andessays have appeared in various media outlets.

David in a lighter moment with Becky. Note: the camera flashreflection

is not the Shekinah.

David's LegacyBy Rebecca Buntyn

Becoming acquainted with David Horowitz in 1993 on the occasion of theJubilee, Fiftieth Anniversary, of UIWU, and David’s 90th birthday became apivotal moment in my search for the unknowable. My spiritual visionsharpened and increased and my appetite for knowledge became almostinsatiable as David patiently took me at the point I was in my spiritualjourney.

His life and his death became a template for us to emulate. He provided anexample of how to live and how to die.

David left an incredible imprint on my life as he prepared for the next. Wehave been left with the admonition to “do justice, love mercy, and walkhumbly with our G-d”, an admonition David successfully applied to his ownlife. His legacy motivates all who knew him, knew about him, or read hisworks.

I miss him.

Rebecca "Becky" Buntyn is the Secretary of United Israel World Union.(Editor's Note - She also happened to be one of David's most cherishedfriends in his later years)

UI Ministers Support Cancer JamBy David F. and Patricia A. Tyler

The 4th Annual Cancer Jam was held Saturday April 7, 2018 at the PolishHome in Rome, NY. Six acts supported this worthy cause with their music.They came together for the purpose of raising funds to go towards the fightagainst childhood cancer. It was done through the Amanda King Foundation.Amanda King bravely fought Ewing's Sarcoma for 16 months before passingaway on June 7, 2009. Her wish was that her family do what they could tohelp other children and their families who are fighting cancer. TheAmanda L King Memorial Fund has been created to help fulfill that wish.The fund is used to help area families who have a child fighting cancer andto also give grants to childhood cancer research.

The Amanda L King Memorial Fund is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity thatprovides financial assistance to families who have a child fighting cancer inCentral New York. The fund also works with Golisano Children's Hospital inSyracuse, NY to provide support to families. They also bring awareness toChildhood Cancer and provide funding for Childhood Cancer Research.

This is a picture of the event coordinator, Kelly Dechene-Lubeck andAmanda’s mother, Stacey Camadine Borst.

Why We Do What We Do....Over 12,600 children per year are diagnosed with childhood cancer. That isenough children to fill two classrooms each day. Approximately 3600children a year die from their disease. Of those diagnosed almost 80% havemetastatic (cancer that has spread) disease. Only one new pediatric cancerdrug has been approved for use in the past 20 years. One in 330 children willbe diagnosed with cancer by age 20. Although the 5-year survival rate issteadily increasing, one quarter of children diagnosed with cancer will diewithin 5 years from the time of diagnosis. Cancer remains the number onedisease killer of America's children - more than Cystic Fibrosis, MuscularDystrophy, Asthma and AIDS combined. The cause of most childhoodcancers is unknown and at present, cannot be prevented. Today, up to 75% ofthe children with cancer can be cured, yet, some forms of childhood cancershave proven so resistant to treatment that, in spite of research, there is nocure. Several childhood cancers continue to have a very poor prognosis,including: brain stem tumors, metastatic sarcomas, relapsed acutelymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), and relapsed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.Despite these facts, childhood cancer research is vastly and consistentlyunderfunded.

David and Patty Tyler and their band – Tyler playing at the CancerJam.

Tikkun Olam - A Jewish concept defined by acts of kindness performed toperfect or repair the world. The phrase is found in the Mishnah, a body ofclassical rabbinic teachings. It is often used when discussing issues of socialpolicy, insuring a safeguard to those who may be at a disadvantage. Inmodern Jewish circles, tikkun olam has become synonymous with thenotion of social action and the pursuit of social justice. The Torah requiresthat we all must care for the world and the people in it.

The Coles after several successful simultaneous streams.

UIWU is Testing SimulcastingThanks to David and Michael Cole, United Israel teachings will soon besimultaneously live streamed to our United Israel Facebook Page and ourUnited Israel YouTube page! We made several successful live stream testsand proved that everything is working, but we are still in the testing andtuning phase for the YouTube stream. We will let everyone know when weare ready to officially launch. Now is the time to subscribe to the YouTubechannel so that you will receive notifications when we are going live.

Tell everyone you know. Our Facebook followers already know what to do.Classes are on Saturday mornings at 10:30 AM CST.

The Exodus - Part TwoThis class is the conclusion to our three part series on the themes associatedwith Passover Season. In this teaching, Ross first establishes the greatness ofthe former Exodus using passages from the Hebrew Bible. He then showsthat the main elements of the greatest story ever told can be shown from thesame Bible to be elements that will not be told forever. In “Exodus PartTwo,” Ross speaks of the future deliverance that is presented by the ancientprophets of Israel. What sets this latter Exodus apart from the former? Whatmakes it greater? You will not want to miss the exciting conclusion to ourseries on The Exodus – both the former and latter.

75th Annual ConferenceWe hope that many of you will be joining us for our upcoming United IsraelAnnual Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina the last weekend of April.This year’s meeting marks the 75th annual meeting as well as the beginningof our 75th year as an organization. The event will reflect upon our rich past,highlight our current activities, and look forward to our future work. Formore information on the program, hotel reservations and conferenceregistration, please visit our Conference Information page.

There is no charge for registration, but contributions towards the costs ofthe conference can be made on our Donate Page. We appreciate your

support.

Join Jono, Ross and Tovia onTanakh Tour Four!

Join Jono Vandor, Ross Nichols and Tovia Singer for their fourth Tanakh Tourof Israel. The popular tour is scheduled from November 11-19, 2018 and isalready filling up. There are still a few spots left. In order to secure your seat,go to our tour page, watch the promo video, read the testimonials, check outthe photo galleries of past tours and then pay your deposit to guarantee yourseat on the tour! Do it soon before all the available seats are taken. Here isthe link.

From the TorahThe Torah reading this week, for those who follow the annual cycle ofreadings is Shemini (Leviticus 9:1-11:47). The associated Prophet reading isfound in I Samuel 20:18-42.

"Remember the Torah of my servant Moses, the statutes and judgmentsthat I commanded him at Horeb for all Israel"

(Malachi 4:4 English / Malachi 3:22 Hebrew).

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