Comments on: Andrea Bronfman laid to rest in Jerusalem http://www.jewlicious.com/2006/01/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/ It's a Jewish Blog! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:17:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: cxxcx http://www.jewlicious.com/2006/01/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/#comment-172344 cxxcx Wed, 01 Feb 2006 16:31:32 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/index.php/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/#comment-172344 rot in hell you dirty cunt. rot in hell you dirty cunt.

]]> By: kenny http://www.jewlicious.com/2006/01/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/#comment-171486 kenny Fri, 27 Jan 2006 18:33:06 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/index.php/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/#comment-171486 dave, well said. kenny dave,
well said.

kenny

]]> By: themiddle http://www.jewlicious.com/2006/01/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/#comment-171369 themiddle Fri, 27 Jan 2006 10:23:47 +0000 http://www.jewlicious.com/index.php/andrea-bronfman-laid-to-rest-in-jerusalem/#comment-171369 My friend, David, next time you walk through Yemin Moshe, consider that Montefiore was the Bronfman of that era perhaps along with the Rothschilds. Would there be an Israel today without their visions? Along with the Bronfmans and Tanenbaums of Canada, the Reichmanns were in their pre-Olympia and York bankruptcy and supported numerous enterprises around the Jewish world. When one considers Michael Steinhardt and the many other American benefactors who give not only money but their dreams and dedication to supporting the American communities, Jewish communities and Israeli communities around them, they certainly are owed our gratitude. We can criticize, because mistakes are made and resources are squandered. I don't think the mistake is in the criticism - rather it would be if we were to cross a line and do it maliciously, something I do not believe we have done. Perhaps our mistake, however, is to take for granted the good works that take place around us. After all, we are on the same team even if sometimes our approaches differ. So much good is done on an ongoing basis that it takes the shock of such a sudden, unfortunate and untimely death of a fine philanthropist and leader such as Mrs. Bronfman to make us realize the depth of the loss. Aleha hashalom. My friend, David, next time you walk through Yemin Moshe, consider that Montefiore was the Bronfman of that era perhaps along with the Rothschilds. Would there be an Israel today without their visions?

Along with the Bronfmans and Tanenbaums of Canada, the Reichmanns were in their pre-Olympia and York bankruptcy and supported numerous enterprises around the Jewish world. When one considers Michael Steinhardt and the many other American benefactors who give not only money but their dreams and dedication to supporting the American communities, Jewish communities and Israeli communities around them, they certainly are owed our gratitude.

We can criticize, because mistakes are made and resources are squandered. I don’t think the mistake is in the criticism – rather it would be if we were to cross a line and do it maliciously, something I do not believe we have done. Perhaps our mistake, however, is to take for granted the good works that take place around us. After all, we are on the same team even if sometimes our approaches differ.

So much good is done on an ongoing basis that it takes the shock of such a sudden, unfortunate and untimely death of a fine philanthropist and leader such as Mrs. Bronfman to make us realize the depth of the loss.

Aleha hashalom.

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