Dear Friends,
We are excited to introduce the KSYM Vaad for the 2022 calendar year. We are looking forward to building on the successful Vaad leadership of previous years, and helping create a vibrant, engaged, and learned community. If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us, or members of the numerous committees that operate within the KSYM community.
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Hylton is originally from South Africa, but made Aliya from Melbourne in 1999. |
Gail made Aliyah to Modiin from Silver Spring Maryland together with her husband, Chaim, in 2014, following two of their four children to Israel. B"H she has children and grandchildren both in Israel and the USA. She is a retired Social Worker and a graduate of Stern College for Women (BA) and Hunter College School of Social Work (MSW.) |
Ely and his wife Zippora made Aliyah in 2011, straight to a house in Buchman that they’d adventurously bought “on paper” while still living in Teaneck, New Jersey. He and Zippora are happily blessed with four children, two careers and one house (a different one). His other job (outside of the shul) is as a high-tech executive. As the shul has been a center of the family’s life since making Aliyah, Ely is happy to finally be able to give back, as part of the vaad. There, his focus will be related to davening and other gabbai issues. Ely’s originally from Toronto. |
![]() dov.einhorn@ksym.org.il Dov made Aliya from Los Angeles in 1994 and has called Modiin home, together with his wife Sheara and their 4 children, for the past 9 years. He is a partner at a US based real estate investment firm and serves on the board at the Israeli Medical Center for Alzheimer’s in Ramat Gan. He was a gabbai at the 8:30 Shabbat minyan for several years and is happy to be serving on the shul vaad as treasurer in 2022 after his first year focusing on all things building related. |
corinne.berzon@ksym.org.il Corinne made aliyah in 2003 from Montreal and met her husband, Yechiya, while volunteering with MDA Jerusalem. They moved to Modi’in in 2014 and have four sabra daughters and a dog named Moose. Corinne received her PhD in bioethics from Bar Ilan in 2018 and works in marketing. |