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fcoorpsytate judiciary. COUNTERING HISTORICAL EVIDENCE ▲ Gladwyne Jewish Memorial cemetery has been relatively untouched by visitors or vandals
Pcaogpey4. and a publication released decades ago by a
precursor to his office, the Grand Mufti of since its last burial in 1945. Rachel Kurland
Page 00 Jerusalem denied the historical presence of
LOCAL Jewish temples atop a contested holy site that Area Jewish Cemeteries
has been a flashpoint in the ongoing violence Fight Vandalism and Neglect
ALIFELSiTfYeLEA&fCtUeLrTURE wracking the Jewish state.
LHeeaavdilningeWestboro RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF Covered with grass on one stone, an
MHeeeatdtlhienegrand- Speaking in Arabic to Israel’s Channel 2, etched phrase is barely visible: “Loved but
dcoaupgyhters of the hate Sheikh Muhammad Ahmad Hussein said AT HAR ZION Cemetery in Darby, trash never forgotten.”
chouprych’s founder. that the Temple Mount, known as Haram is easily visible: a Skittles wrapper in a foot-
Pcaogpey1.0 al-Sharif to Muslims, was a mosque “3,000 deep hole, a 16-ounce Wawa coffee cup, a Unfortunately, cemetery vandalism and
years ago and 30,000 years ago” and “since crushed plastic water bottle. On one grave, neglect is becoming more and more prevalent
Page 00 the creation of the world.” two trashbags full of empty ice cream and at some Jewish cemeteries in Philadelphia.
GLOBAL other food containers were kept company
The grand mufti, who was appointed by by a neighboring diet mango green tea jug. Har Zion Cemetery owner Robert Feld-
NFOoOrDthern Lights Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud man said overturned stones at the cemetery
SHheiandelifnoer Israel? Abbas in 2006, said in the same interview, The headstones are askew, each slightly has been an ongoing problem, with roughly
WHeilal dTrluindeeau victory “This is the al-Aqsa mosque that Adam, leaning to the left or the right. Some are 70 stones knocked over in recent months.
choapnyge the Canada- peace be upon him, or during his time, the completely toppled over.
Icsorpaeyl equation? angels built.” See Cemeteries, Page 14
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During the interview, the Times of Israel
Page 00 reported, Hussein denied there had ever been
a Jewish presence atop the Temple Mount, in
Volume 203080 clear contradiction of historical evidence,
Number 301 including “A brief guide to Al-Haram
Al-Sharif” published by the Supreme Moslem
Published Weekly Since 1887 Council in 1924. The council was led by the
then-grand mufti, Haj Amin al-Husseini.
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Abel and Ferman Prepared to Take on the Role of Judge
LOCAL
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PENNSYLVANIA is the only Risa Ferman Larry Abel
state in the country to hold ju- Photo provided
dicial elections in odd-num- Photo provided
bered years. This year, in addi- and Nora, 18. ciates in Center City, concen- put it to use in a different venue,”
tion to three of the seven seats Ferman, who has worked in the As a prosecutor, she created a
on the state’s Supreme “It was a crushing blow when trates on serving clients in do- Montgomery County prosecu- positive change in society with
Court coming up for grabs on tor’s office for 23 years, said. “I an innovative approach, she said.
Nov. 3 — David Wecht, a mem- the old synagogue closed,” he said. mestic relations, consumer bank- am ready to undertake a new
ber of Pittsburgh’s Jewish com- challenge. I knew I wasn’t done She established the Elder
munity, is seeking one of the He is a member of the board of ruptcy, probate and general civil in public service. I was looking Abuse Unit to target criminals
seats — Lawrence Abel hopes to for a place I could make the who prey upon senior citizens.
become judge of the Court of directors of Adath Israel and and criminal litigation. He is also biggest impact.” She was the driving force behind
Common Pleas for Delaware the creation of Mission Kids,
County and Montgomery Coun- serves on the executive committee an active member of the execu- Ferman’s work ethic dates a child advocacy center, designed
ty District Attorney Risa Ferman back to her parents, Barbara and to ease the criminal justice
is running for judge of the Court of the regional organization of tive committee of the family law Sal Vetri, who were her mentors. process for victims of child
of Common Pleas in Mont- Her father ran a jewelry store for abuse. She was also the co-
gomery County. Conservative Jewish congrega- section of the bar association in 26 years and her mother was a founder of the Montgomery
lawyer for more than 50 years. County Child Advocacy Project,
There are three open seats in tions. Philadelphia. which provides pro bono legal
both counties. In Delaware Ferman, a lifelong Abington services to abused and neglected
County, the candidates are Re- After living in small towns After speaking to the Demo- native, said being involved in the children.
publicans Margaret Amoroso Jewish community was also
and state Sen. Dominic Pileggi throughout the country with cratic Party chairman of something her parents instilled One major challenge in to-
(District 9) and Democrat G. in her. She sent her three chil- day’s justice system is the discon-
Lawrence DeMarco. Republican very few Jews, he said it was im- Delaware County, David Landau, dren, Jenna, 21, Ben, 19 and Jake, nect between judges and the
Common Pleas Judge Anthony 17, to Perelman Jewish Day community, Ferman said. It’s im-
Scanlon is also running. portant to raise his family in the Abel realized it was the perfect School in Wynnewood. portant that people understand
what judges do, she stressed.
In Montgomery County, the large vibrant Jewish community time to run. Although it is typi- Her family joined Beth
other candidates are Democrats Sholom Congregation of Elkins “I’m looking forward to being
Natasha Taylor-Smith and Todd of Philadelphia. His daughter cally a Republican county, the de- Park 20 years ago and today, her able to serve our community and
Eisenberg and Dan Clifford, and husband Michael serves on its help people find a way through the
Republicans Gregory Cirillo and Nora attended Jack M. Barrack mographics have changed re- board; the shul has become a sec- justice system,” Ferman said. “We
Stephen Heckman. ond home. need people on the bench who
Hebrew Academy in Bryn Mawr. cently — in 2013, 48 percent of can make decisions and resolve
Abel, who has been a lawyer “Our community is incredibly disputes. If the public doesn’t un-
for more than three decades, Abel graduated from Univer- the population voted Democrat. close-knit,” she said. “For us, derstand what judges do, it kind
refers to himself as a “nomadic that’s what makes Southeast of undermines their credibility.” l
Jew,” because of the numerous sity of Michigan Law School in “I need the support of the De- Pennsylvania so special because
places he has lived. we’re not just immersed in the Contact:
1982 and then clerked for John mocrats in the area,” he said. “I’ve town we live in, but our Jewish
“People ask me where I grew community.” [email protected];
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Abel, 59, lived in Michigan,
Oregon, Vermont and Nebraska District of Michigan. were involved in disputes be-
and moved to Delaware County
in 1985, immediately getting “I’ve always thought in the tween parents.”
involved in the Jewish commu-
nity. He served for several years back of my mind, ever since After being elected the first
as men’s club president and di-
rector of his synagogue, Subur- then, I would make a good female district attorney in the
ban Jewish Community Center-
Bnai Aaron in Havertown, serv- judge,” Abel said. history of Montgomery County
ing as its president from 2002 to
2004. In 2010, the shul closed Clerking for Feikens made an in 2007, Ferman is also ready for
and merged with Temple Adath
Israel in Merion Station. impact on his life. It was a very her next challenge.
Not only was SJCC meaning- hands-on experience and helped Under her leadership, the dis-
ful, but it was also where he and
his wife Seyna raised their prepare him for the courtroom. trict attorney’s office has
daughters, Jessica, 28, Dori, 25
He has a wide range of court- achieved a 98 percent conviction
room experience as a trial lawyer rate — one of the strongest
for the past 30 years in state and records in Pennsylvania.
federal court. Abel, who is an at- “After all that time I felt I
torney with Avallone Law Asso- could take that knowledge and
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Ambassador Dermer Comes to Philadelphia
to Talk About Continuing Unrest in Israel
LOCAL “This is not a new problem,” year-olds wear suicide vests. rum with Philadelphia’s Jewish — as strong as Israel is, the peo-
Dermer emphasized in his They name soccer stadiums and community, Ambassador Der- ple are stronger.”
RACHEL KURLAND speech at the museum. “This is public squares after mass mer was able to experience the
an old problem, and obviously murderers of Jews. Only when foundation of local support for During his appearance at
AND JASON COHEN | JE STAFF the prime minister is doing the Palestinians are being educated Israel,” Sideman said in an email. Penn, Dermer recalled that when
responsible thing. He’s saying day for peace will we truly be on the “As Israel faces a new onslaught he was in college from 1989 to
ON OCT. 20, Ron Dermer, the after day that Israel has no inten- road to peace.” of terrorism, we appreciated the 1993, Israel did not have major
Israeli Ambassador to the United tion to change the status quo on chance to hear from the ambas- problems like it does today. But,
States, addressed a standing the Temple Mount. Israel is not He continued on this theme sador about Israel’s perseverance as he got older, he realized there
room-only crowd of about 200 the problem on the Temple during his address at the muse- and dedication to pursuing peace was a lot of tension in Israel that
people at the National Museum Mount; Israel is the solution.” um. “If somebody has cancer, an in the Middle East.” no one seemed to care about.
of American Jewish History. The aspirin’s not going to do the job,
reason for the occasion: an If Israel were not a part of and you don’t want to give Jewish Federation of Greater As the media began to report
official update on the growing Jerusalem, he added, there would chemotherapy to somebody with Philadelphia CEO Naomi Adler more inaccurate facts about Is-
unrest in Israel. be no Church of the Holy Sepul- a headache,” he said at the thanked the Consulate for bring- rael, he knew that with his “big
chre or Western Wall — and pos- community briefing. “You’ve got ing leaders such as Dermer to the mouth,” he had an opportunity
Earlier in the day, Dermer sibly not even a mosque. Israel is to diagnose the problem.” community to express concern to bring change to the Jewish
returned to his alma mater, the the guarantor of these sacred sites. for Israel. homeland.
University of Pennsylvania, “You cannot compromise on
where he spoke about dispelling Dermer sounded a cautiously something that’s not yours,” Der- “The consulate and the am- “The ability to defend Israel
anti-Israel propaganda at the hopeful note about resolving the mer stressed. “[Palestinians] have bassador, by working directly first and foremost begins with
school’s Lubavitch House. situation, but he was clear that to recognize that we have a right. with the Jewish Federation, high- the justice of our own cause,” he
nothing substantive could hap- They don’t have to recognize that lights the fact that we are the con- said during his speech at Penn.
This trip was somewhat of a pen without first addressing the we have an exclusive right. Even vening organization for all as- “There is no other antidote to lies
homecoming for Dermer, who root of the conflict, which has when they say, ‘It’s 99 percent pects and members of the Jewish than the truth. When the outside
earned a degree in finance and been the refusal of the Palestin- ours and 1 percent yours,’ [at community,” she said. “He rec- world would believe something
management from the Wharton ian national movement to accept least] we’re in a negotiation. But ognized that people in Philadel- that is a total lie, it’s very hard for
School of Business, where he was the idea of a Jewish state. until that day comes, you’re not phia are very passionate about people to stick with their beliefs.”
active at the Lubavitch House. As going to get it.” what’s going on in Israel. We’re
a student, Dermer helped found “Few are focusing on the extremely concerned by the vio- He urged the students to take
Jewish Heritage Programs, an powder keg this match ignited,” Yaron Sideman, the Consul lence, and he recognized how action and to question their pro-
initiative that has since expanded Dermer wrote in an email inter- General of Israel to the Mid- difficult the situation is for peo- fessors if they think he or she is
to seven other campuses. view. “That powder keg is a Atlantic Region, said at the mu- ple across the political spectrum.” wrong.
product of decades of incessant seum event that Israel has always
According to the ambassador, incitement by the Palestinian extended itself to make peace Dermer ended his address by “It’s not just ambassadors and
the current campaign of terror leadership against Israel. They with its neighbors while also de- reiterating one of the greatest at- prime ministers — you are all
against Israeli Jews is being driv- broadcast on Palestinian televi- fending itself from constant ag- tributes of both Israel and its cit- ambassadors.” l
en by the false notion that Israel sion channels shows in which gression when necessary. izens.
is trying to bring harm to al-Aqsa Barney-like characters teach chil- Contact:
Mosque — and, unfortunately, dren to murder Jews. They run “From a meeting with Mayor “Israel is a strong country,” he
this is not the first time this idea kindergarten camps in which 8- Nutter to a lecture at the Whar- said, “and the people of Israel as [email protected];
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A Twisted Way to Celebrate Shabbat
LOCAL IN JUDAISM, along with light- women. On Oct. 22, hundreds of
JASON COHEN | JE STAFF ing the Shabbos candles and go- women and girls mixed, kneaded
ing in the mikvah, baking challah and braided challah as they par-
is one of the three mitzvot for ticipated in challah bakes at Ben-
A Lifetime Protecting Our Communities
Elect
Alana Ufberg, 7, of Wynnewood, with her mother, Janie baking challah.
Jason Cohen
• Serving her eighth year as Montgomery County’s District Attorney salem High School and at Jack prayer services, concerts and
• Created Montgomery County’s first Elder Justice Task Force M. Barrack Hebrew Academy in weekend-long celebrations.
• Co-founded Montgomery Child Advocacy Project Bryn Mawr, a local observation
• Partnered with the Public Defender and Big Brothers Big Sisters of an international event de- Shoshanna Kay, a teacher from
signed to build Jewish identity. Aish, ran the program at Barrack.
to launch a mentoring program called “Back on Track” “This year, we wanted to make it
• Created safety programs for teenagers in partnership with The Bensalem Outreach Cen- about the spectrum of the Jewish
ter sponsored its second annual community,” Kay said. “It’s really
Montgomery County school districts challah bake, while Barrack Parent beautiful to be able to see that we
• Founded Mission Kids Child Advocacy Center Teacher Organization, the Jewish were able to accomplish our goal of
• Authored a children’s book to teach kids on-line safety Federation of Greater Philadelphia creating unity and bringing every-
• Recommended by the Montgomery Bar Association and Aish Philadelphia partnered one together in a multigenerational
to hold its first event together. experience. So often, we feel es-
and leading police organizations tranged from our Judaism. The key
• Barrack Hebrew Academy and Perelman Jewish Day School parent Last year in Bensalem, 200 to the entire evening is making sure
• Member Beth Sholom Congregation women from numerous back- everyone feels included.”
Risa Vetri Ferman and her husband Michael grounds and affiliations baked
are the proud parents of three children. challah, including volunteer Rabbi Leah Richman, com-
Kaby Beshansky. Beshansky, a munity engagement specialist at
Paid for by Friends of Risa Ferman member of the shul, said it was a the Jewish Federation of Greater
night she will never forget. Philadelphia had never partici-
pated in a challah bake before,
“The most memorable part of but wanted to bring this growing
last year’s challah bake was a pal- popular trend to Philadelphia.
pable sense of unity despite the
diverse geographical locations “I think it’s a very moving proj-
and varied levels of observance,” ect [the Shabbos Project],” she
Beshanksy said. “Whether it was said. “When I saw the video online
your first time making challah or for the first time, I literally cried.”
your hundredth, the mitzvah
took on a whole new meaning as Alana Ufberg, 7, who attends
we reignited our sense of pride Perelman Jewish Day School in
in being a Jewish woman. The Wynnewood, was there with her
camaraderie we experienced that mother, Janie. Alana, who had
night was not something you can her arms buried deep in the
plan, yet something to cherish dough, often helps Janie make
for years to come.” challah at home and loves adding
chocolate chips.
The event was part of The
Shabbos Project, which aimed to In 2013, Janie went to Israel
mobilize more than one million with the Jewish Women’s Renais-
Jews worldwide to pause and sance Project, where 100 women
observe the Sabbath together made challah together and since
on Oct. 23-24. It began in 2013 in then, she and her daughter make
Johannesburg, South Africa, but it as often as possible.
quickly spread across social media
and grew into a global grassroots “It’s really special,” Janie said.
movement. Thousands of special “It’s great to see the community
local events were planned this coming together to do a mitzvah
year, including synchronized chal- in making challah.” l
lah baking, communal meals,
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For Westboro Baptist Church Exiles, a Lonely
Journey from Hate to Acceptance
LOCAL Delaware and New Jersey attend- 56,043 demonstrations since pened. We’re not
ed the conference at the Univer- June 1991, at homosexual
JASON COHEN | JE STAFF sity of Pennsylvania’s Irvine parades and other events, includ- standing here today to
Auditorium, including Jack M. ing more than 400 military
IT WAS A cold night in the Barrack Hebrew Academy in funerals of troops who died in say that we have the
winter of 2012 when Megan and Bryn Mawr, Cherry Hill High Iraq/Afghanistan.”
Grace Phelps-Roper left every- School East and Kutztown Area answers to all of the
thing in their lives behind. The High School. “We weren’t losing just a
sisters, who are granddaughters church, but our family, home problems. We just have
of Fred Phelps, the founder of the The Topeka, Kan.-based and foundation of life,” Megan
hate group known by its decep- church is notorious for its public said while talking to the stu- to keep searching for
tively benign moniker, the protests against Jews, gays, the dents. “The moment I consid-
Westboro Baptist Church, spoke military and other groups. ered leaving, I was overwhelmed meaningful ways to
at the Anti-Defamation League’s According to the organization’s by panic, guilt and shame. As
ninth annual Youth Leadership website, “it engages in daily soon as somebody leaves, it’s like engage each other.”
Conference on Oct. 20. At the peaceful sidewalk demonstra- a switch is flipped and they’re
event, aptly named “Exploring tions opposing the homosexual evil. I would never have left if I Once people leave
Diversity, Challenging Hate,” the lifestyle of soul-damning, nation- wasn’t sure it was the right thing
sisters told the story behind their destroying filth. It perceives the to do.” the church, they are
decision to leave the church — modern militant homosexual
and their family — and their at- movement to pose a clear and Growing up, the sisters’ social not allowed to have
tempts to rebuild their lives. present danger to the survival lives were very limited; they had
of America, which exposes the very few friends outside of the contact with its mem-
More than 450 students and nation to the wrath of God as church and their lives revolved
educators from 47 high schools in 1898 B.C. at Sodom and Go- around picketing. bers. Not being able to
in Eastern Pennsylvania, morrah. WBC has conducted
“Our time was not ours at all,” talk to their family has ▲ From left: Megan and Grace Phelps-Roper,
Grace said. been very hard, but granddaughters of the late founder of the
Megan told the audience that they are not completely Westboro Baptist Church, are joined by Randi
she never questioned the church
until 2009, when she had a Twitter alone: They have two Boyette, ADL associate regional director
interaction with David Abitbol,
the founder of Jewlicious.com. brothers who also left and Nancy Baron Baer, ADL regional director.
She made disparaging comments the church and who Jason Cohen
about Jews and they struck up a
conversation, which eventually led live in Florida near
to her beginning to doubt every-
thing she believed in. She then Grace. to hearing the girls speak, he
confronted her parents, who
ignored her. The girls attempt to commu- thought the WBC was similar to
“It was the first time I realized nicate with their family on the Catholic Church, protesting
that, oh my God, we could be
wrong about something,” Megan Twitter, even though they know gay rights and abortions, but just
said.
no one will reply. more vocally. He was not aware
Grace had never thought
about it because she thought her “We really want to get that the group hated Jews.
life wouldn’t feel right without
the church. But, after four through to them,” Megan said. “I was shocked to find out
months of debating and family
members urging them to stay, Grace said they don’t identify that not just the homosexual
their minds were made up.
as Christians, but believe in community was doomed to hell
“I finally figured, unless
something changes, I’m going to “inclusion and treating people in their eyes, but also the Jewish
have to leave,” Megan said. “We
were almost more scared of our right.” community, Catholic commu-
family members than the rest of
the world.” A few months after they left, nity, and everyone else who
Now, Megan, 26, and Grace, the girls spoke at the Jewlicious wasn’t an explicit member of the
19, are moving forward, learning
about other cultures and telling Festival in Long Beach, Calif., WBC,” Glickman said. “These
their story.
which they had once picketed two sisters were a true testament
“It’s impossible to explain how
much our lives have changed,” with signs saying, “Your rabbi is to how logic and reality can in-
Megan said. “We still struggle to
process everything that hap- a whore.” Grace even stayed with filtrate even the heaviest of mob
a rabbi for a few weeks, where mentalities and hateful ideolo-
she learned Jewish customs and gies.”
observed Passover. Ben Abou, a junior from the
“It was a really an amazing Northeast, said he did not know
experience,” Grace said. much about the WBC and found
Randi Boyette, ADL associate their story “fascinating.”
regional director, said the goal of “The conference taught me a
the conference was for the lot about acceptance and how so
children to understand diversity many people are discriminated
and tolerance. against, which leads them to
“We thought that hearing depression and sometimes
Megan and Grace talk about how thoughts of suicide,” Abou said.
they made the very difficult “So many kids are hated and are
choice to leave their family and put down because of their differ-
church when they came to ences, and this conference brings
believe that it was wrong to be a kids together so that they can
part of a group that preached realize how this affects kids there
such a hateful and intolerant age in a negative way. The
message, would inspire students,” conference taught me to actually
Boyette said. stand up for those who get
Noah Glickman and Mattan discriminated against.” l
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LOCAL Glienicke Bridge together — the before he was freed, walked to-
same bridge Sharansky crossed gether. “When I found out I was
JON MARKS / JE STAFF in 1986 when he became a free on the Prime Minister’s Mission
man following nine years’ im- for Federation I called him,” said
NEXT TO 18, the Hebrew num- prisonment in a Russian gulag. Smukler, who has made more
ber for chai, 40 might be the next than 40 trips to Russia through
most popular number in Jewish “We’ve seen each other the years. “I said, ‘Wouldn’t it be
tradition. through the years here at my great if you’d come to Berlin and
house and in New York. He came walk the bridge with the Mis-
For 40 days and nights, Noah to my grandson Omri’s Bar Mitz- sion?’ ”
and all the animals remained in vah in Israel in 2006,” she added.
the ark during the Great Flood. He agreed. It’s 29 years since
For 40 years, the Jews wandered “How many people have had he was released. He had been
in the desert before Moses guid- a dear friend who’s been a pris- back. But now he’s a world leader.
ed them to the Promised Land. oner? It’s very inspiring to be
with him.” “He’s like a rock star over
By the same token, it’s also there. ”
been 40 years since Connie Sharansky was in captivity
Smukler first met celebrated from 1977-86. The Smuklers led To the Narberth native,
Soviet refusenik Natan Sharan- the local campaign for his though, Natan Sharansky will
sky. Back then, while he was a release, which culminated in his always be something else even
vocal dissident of the Soviet walk from East Berlin into West more important: a friend. l
regime, she and her late husband, Berlin.
Joe, were actively involved with Contact:
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changes in the 1960s and 70s,
“We spent a lot of quality time among them American pilot .com/jewishexponent
with him back then,” recalled Frances Gary Powers, who’d been
Smukler, a former vice chair of shot down after claiming to have .com/jewishexponent
the Jewish Federation of Greater veered off course — and why
Philadelphia who reconnected Glienicke Bridge is sometimes .com/jewishexponent
with Sharansky on her recent trip referred to as the “bridge of
to Berlin. The highlight of that spies.”
journey, part of the Prime Min-
ister’s Mission of the Jewish Fed- The Smuklers walked across
erations of North America, came the Glienicke on their own in
when they walked across the 2004.
This time, she and Natan,
who was known as Anatoly
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Will Justin Trudeau Win Erode
Canada’s Support for Israel?
INTERNATIONAL commitment to peace and month, Trudeau accused Harper
democracy.” And during the
BY JOSH TAPPER | JTA Israel-Gaza conflict last summer, of using Israel as a “domestic
he called Hamas “a terrorist
TORONTO THE election of organization” and upheld Israel’s political football,” insisting that
Liberal Party leader Justin right to defend itself. He has also
Trudeau as prime minister rep- criticized efforts by the boycott, “all three of us” — Thomas
resents the first change in Cana- divestment and sanctions (BDS)
dian government since Stephen movement to pressure Israel. Mulcair of the New Democratic
Harper and his Conservatives
assumed power in 2006. But there is likely to be a sig- Party was the third candidate in
nificant shift in tone away from
What is unlikely to change, the often strident and polemical the race — “support Israel and
however, is Ottawa’s robust sup- style of Harper’s Conservatives.
port for Israel — a policy Harper’s harsh rhetoric toward any Canadian government will.”
cemented under Harper, whose Hezbollah, his condemnation of
forceful backing of the Jewish Hamas during the Israel-Gaza “I think we’ve been very clear
state earned him a reputation as conflict last year and his consis-
one of world’s most pro-Israel tently tough stance on Iran — it that many things are going to
political leaders. led to the severing of diplomatic
relations in 2012 — endeared change in this new government,
When it comes to core Jewish him to many in Canada’s
issues, Trudeau has said all the 300,000-member Jewish com- but Canada’s support for Israel is
right things since assuming the munity. Trudeau, at the very
Liberal leadership in 2013. He least, promises a softer strategy. not going to be one of them,” said
continued to do so throughout
the 78-day election campaign, “Under the Harper govern- Michael Levitt, a Liberal parlia-
which ended Monday with his ment, what we were hearing was
center-left party’s crushing defeat a regurgitation of Likud policies mentarian and founding mem-
of the Conservatives. and a support for a hard-right
Likud government,” said Bernie ber of the Canadian Jewish
Though some are lamenting Farber, a former CEO of the
the loss of such a reliable defend- Canadian Jewish Congress and Political Affairs Committee.
er of Israel, Trudeau has, like his a failed Liberal candidate in the
predecessor, stressed that Canada 2011 Ontario provincial election. One foreign policy position
will remain a strong friend of “What we’re going to see is a
Israel. In a statement earlier this more balanced, a more thought- Trudeau has pledged to amend
year, he praised the two ful, approach toward [Israel].”
countries’ “enduring bond of is Canada’s break with Iran.
friendship, rooted in our shared In a foreign policy debate last
Canada has been in a sort of
diplomatic squeeze since refusing
to endorse the Iranian nuclear
deal negotiated by its Western al-
lies over the summer. The Liber-
als support the deal and Trudeau
has expressed a desire to reopen ▲ Justin Trudeau, Canada’s prime minister-designate, is expected to bring
Canada’s mission in Tehran. a less strident tone than his predecessor in his support for Israel.
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Liberal Party, which saw its for the Conservatives in 2011 — Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff
political stature decimated in 12 points above the national av- that Israel committed war crimes
2011, when its candidates won erage. Jewish voters, who have in Lebanon in 2008.
only 34 of 308 seats in the House historically voted Liberal, appar- It appeared that Jewish voters
of Commons. ently were swayed by an admix- in some districts returned to the
As further humiliation, 52 ture of Harper’s tough rhetoric Liberals. Joe Oliver, the Conser-
percent of Canadian Jews voted and the accusation by then- vative candidate in Toronto’s
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ZOA Urging
More Community
Support of Israel
LOCAL organization that advocates the Please join us at one or both of the
truth in a more zealous manner following phon-a-thons to help secure
JON MARKS | JE STAFF than the ZOA. We have a lot of
work ahead of us, but I’m certain vital Jewish Federation gifts.
AT THE SAME time hundreds we will come out of it stronger
of boisterous supporters were and more united than ever.” Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
singing Israel’s praises at the an- SofterWare, Inc.
nual Zionist Organization of The ZOA handed out four November 132 Welsh Road, Suite 140
America awards gala at the awards during the evening. 11th Horsham, PA 19044
Hilton on City Line, some 5,770 Howard and Patti Klein Katzoff
miles away Israelis lay in their received the Pillars of the Com- Tuesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
beds worrying about what would munity award. Rabbi Ira Budow, Jewish Community
take place the following day. director of the Abrams Hebrew November Services Building
Academy in Yardley the past 35 17th 2100 Arch Street
Yes, it’s a scary time, with years, and his wife, Dr. Susan Philadelphia, PA 19103
rampant violence taking place Fuchs, received the Guardians of
ndiscriminately in cities large Israel award. Longtime journalist Just a few hours of your time can significantly
and small. But this, too, shall and author Jack Engelhard impact those in need in our community.
pass, says Yaron Sideman. received the Ben Hecht awards.
And recent Drexel graduate To register: 215.832.0517 • [email protected]
“We’ve gone through periods Shoshanna “Shani” Weiss jewishphilly.org/phonathon
way, way more intense and diffi- received the Future is Now
cult,” said Sideman, consul gen- award. Save the date for Super Sunday – February 21, 2016
eral of Israel for the Mid-Atlantic
region, who just returned from During her acceptance
his homeland two weeks ago speech, Weiss noted that the date
amd addressed the ZOA dinner. of the event, Oct. 21, 2015, was
“There have been more incidents “Back to the Future Day,” a ref-
in the past as well. erence to the popular 1989 film
sequel in which Marty McFly
“At the end of the day, what discovers an upside-down world
keeps the Jewish people going that he then tries to correct.
and what keeps Israel going and
motivated is underscored by our Ironically, that’s precisely what
national anthem, Hatikvah, Israel faces now. “As Israelis are
which means hope.” attacked and knifed in the streets,
we are living in that backward in-
What does concern him is justice world,” she said. “It’s my
that the message going out to rest duty to get Israel’s message out,
of the world seems to be getting so that work will be done on
garbled. The Palestinians keep college campuses to combat BDS
trying to convince organizations and anti-Semitism. But we need
like UNESCO and other suppos- to do it now.”
edly neutral bodies that Israel is
the aggressor here. Sadly, he says, Miriam Einhorn, of Fox &
the rest of the world seems to be Roach Realtors, is trying to do
buying it, just as many compa- her part, offering to donate half
nies are being swayed by the boy- her commissions back to the
cott, sanctions and divestment ZOA for each house she buys
(BDS) movement. from or sells to ZOA members.
“I lost 39 relatives in the gas
Sideman wants them all to chambers,” she said, explaining
understand these simply are lies that her immediate family was
being spread to obscure the able to escape Budapest,
truth. “I know of no other coun- Hungary and make it over here,
try other than Israel that has but the rest were lost.
worked so hard to attain peace
while at the same time having to “I want to put 39 Jews back in
protect itself against aggression,” Israel.” l
Sideman told the event’s atten-
dees. “Within the web of lies, we Contact:
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Cemeteries He added that the first prior- She’s visited Mount Sharon in Frazer, said he doesn’t see The 6-acre plot of land is so
ity is making the cemetery look Cemetery in Springfield, too, and much vandalism either. overgrown with vines and weeds
Continued from Page 1 appealing. However, it is a hazard finds similar issues with trash. that you can barely make out the
to fix some things in inclement During one of her visits to He said the cemetery is in a cracked and faded gravestones.
During a phone interview, he weather. It is not possible to cut Mount Sharon, she said, she col- quiet area of rural Chester Coun- About 800 of an estimated 1,000
couldn’t recall the last time he grass or put headstones back up lected more than 50 beer cans. ty, but it has surveillance cameras stones have been recorded in a
filed a police report about it, but if the ground is wet, and he will too, which helps deter tres- database so far.
said it was fairly recent. (The not risk the lives of the employ- During most of her visits, Riv- passers.
Collingdale Boro Police Depart- ees doing so. ka is accompanied by some fam- Stones are cracked and fallen
ment says it has no reports about ily members, her pruning shears Additionally, many of the over from decades of being
cemetery vandalism on file.) Feldman took over the ceme- and a mower. stones in Haym Salomon Memo- untouched. Some of the graves
tery after his parents passed rial Park are flat, making the de- are in random spots, trees grow-
The situation is reminiscent away. He currently works at his She cuts the grass. She cleans struction a bit more difficult for ing in between each set, making
of the vandalism at Adath Jeshu- own law firm in Miami but the plots. She fills in holes. She vandals. them difficult to locate. The hills
run Cemetery on Bridge Street checks on the cemetery in person said she has also paid for profes- are unforgiving. However, Neil
in early August, in which 125 twice a month. sional care to regrow ivy as many Levine said he’d like to think Sukonik, former president and
headstones were toppled over. times as she’s made challah in her that there isn’t really anti-Semi- now trustee member of the
Rivka, who did not want to life, which, for an Orthodox tism in the city causing the de- organization, said it looks better
Occasionally, Feldman dis- use her last name, said she has woman, is a lot. struction, but he’s unsure. He than it did before.
covers anti-Semitic symbols been visiting and repairing parts said it may just be based on the
spray-painted on the memorials. of Har Zion Cemetery for about Rivka said she is at the age surrounding area and the main- Sukonik said the people
One stone was even pushed over 42 years. She has several family where many of her contemporaries tenance of the cemetery itself. buried there immigrated during
two or three times within two members buried there, including have been to many cemeteries. “It’s hard to say whether it’s van- that time to this area, some, how-
months. her parents. dalism or if it’s just not well-kept.” ever, even living there before that.
“It doesn’t exist like this at
Some of the headstones weigh She was last there in mid- other cemeteries,” she said. “It’s Although some of these “These are real people buried
as much as a car, so Feldman said August, one of several visits she time that someone had a little cemeteries are in disrepair due here, with real families — we
it can be dangerous to put them makes each year. She discovered sensitivity because we’re all going to vandalism or neglect, some shouldn’t allow where some of
back up immediately if the overgrown grass, overturned to be in the ground someday; community members are doing our Jewish ancestors, the first
ground is too soft. headstones and mounds of dirt, we’re all going to the same place.” their best to restore them on Jews of Philadelphia, to be laid
unsure whether it was from a their own. to rest in a place that’s decaying
“They don’t realize the dam- fresh burial or someone trying Whether due to vandalism or and falling apart. I think it’s an
age they’ve caused,” he said. to uncover it. neglect — or some combination The Friends of the Gladwyne ethical and a moral issue as well
However, most of the stones have of the two — Harley Felstein, Jewish Memorial Cemetery was as honoring those who came be-
been put upright again. founder and president of Jewish founded about three years ago. It fore us.”
R.E.A.C.H. Inc. (Restoring, Ed- hopes to restore the inactive Glad-
A Night to Celebrate ucating, Administering, Ceme- wyne Jewish Memorial Cemetery The cemetery is derestricted,
tery History), said this is some- and make it a respectful resting meaning no one can be buried
Sunday, November 8 from 5:00 to 8:00 PM thing that happens across the place while also enhancing the there again, but he hopes to
country. area’s natural features. make it a more beautiful place.
KleinLife, 10100 Jamison Avenue, Philadelphia, PA
The nonprofit, based in The cemetery has been “Nobody’s going to drive by
Honoring Rockville, Md., helps repair all around for more than 100 years. and know that anything’s here,”
Andre Krug, President and CEO types of cemeteries, not just Beth David Reform Congrega- Sukonik said. “We want people
Barbara Shotz, Vice President Jewish ones, and educates people tion bought the nearby land in to come here and experience the
Sherry Mann, Vice President about them. He said people 1999 to prevent the ultimate de- beauty of it even if it’s just for the
Victoria Faykin, Vice President should honor and respect the life struction of the cemetery and the natural beauty of it. That will
RSVP cycle process. removal of gravestones and bod- broaden the base of people who
by November 2 to KleinLife.org or 215.698.7300 x132 ies to another cemetery. will have interest in the site.”
“We as Jews are taught to
KleinLife operates in partnership with Jewish Federation of Greater honor thy father and thy mother,” The last burial there was in Shirley Birenbaum, now in
Philadelphia, United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey, he said. “Someone has to take the 1945. The cemetery rarely sees her 70s, was one of the almost 30
and is a beneficiary of Philadelphia Corporation for Aging. forefront, and that’s what I’m visitors or trouble from vandals attendees to learn about the
doing.” because it is far off the beaten cemetery’s history and future
path. plans. Her daughter recently
In terms of vandalism and discovered that her great-great-
trespassing, Felstein recom- On Oct. 25, a group of people grandfather — Birenbaum’s
mends the “open gate” policy. If joined the organization’s Sunday great-grandfather — is buried
the cemetery has a locked fence in the Cemetery event to see the there. He died in 1900.
at night, he said, it creates a chal- land for themselves, discuss the
lenge for people to break in. With history and learn how to get in- She didn’t know much about
an open gate, he has seen a volved. her great-grandfather and wasn’t
decline in trespassers and van- able to find his grave in the brush.
dalism. It also allows police to But about a quarter-mile walk
easily drive through at night. from Beth David, finding the “I had never known. The
cemetery, let alone getting there, family never discussed it. It was
Other cemeteries, like Shalom is no easy task. a secret,” she said. “I know more
Memorial Park in Huintingdon now than I ever did. It sounds
Valley, could not comment on The group walked single-file like one day, it will be a place to
the issue of vandalism directly, through hilly, unpaved woods, come and visit.”
but said they have not had any rocks and dirt. The “faster” trail
problems. leads out of the woods, onto the Contact:
busy Conshohocken State Road,
Adam Levine, partner with up a neighbor’s driveway — which [email protected];
local funeral home Joseph Levine used to be the old groundskeeper’s
and Sons and supervisor at house — and, finally, to the un- 215-832-0737
Haym Salomon Memorial Park marked cemetery.
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HEADLINES
Mufti prominent historians and Holo- ▲ Jerusalem Grand Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini meets with Adolf Hitler in Berlin in 1941.
caust memorial organizations, Photo provided by The Wyman Institute
Continued from Page 1 and German Chancellor Angela
Merkel reiterated Germany’s re- U.S. Secretary of State John In remarks to the press days ple Mount, lies that Israel wants
The document, which has cir- sponsibility for the genocide of Kerry traveled to Europe and before, Netanyahu said, “I think to tear down the al-Aqsa Mosque
culated widely online, acknowl- 6 million European Jews during then Jordan last week in an effort it’s time for the international com- and lies that Israel is executing
edges the sanctity and long his- World War II. to resolve the ongoing violence. munity to say clearly to President Palestinians. All that is false.” l
tory of the site. Abbas: Stop spreading lies about
Still, Husseini, who died in Kerry, speaking alongside Jor- Israel, lies that Israel wants to Contact:
“Its identity with the site of exile in Beirut in 1974, was a danian Foreign Minister Nasser change the status quo on the Tem- [email protected]
Solomon’s Temple is beyond dis- fierce anti-Zionist and ally of Judeh on Saturday, announced
pute,” the document reads in part. Hitler. He met with the Nazi that Netanyahu and King Abdul-
“This, too, is the spot, according leader in November 1941, ex- lah II had agreed to 24-hour
to the universal belief, on which tracting support for the eradica- video coverage of all sites on the
‘David built there an altar unto tion of a Jewish presence in the Temple Mount. Kerry character-
the Lord, and offered burnt offer- Holy Land, although there is no ized the installation of cameras
ings and peace offerings.’ ” evidence that he told Hitler to as a “game-changer” that could
exterminate the Jews. Husseini discourage “anybody from dis-
There’s a sentence associated focused his meeting on obtain- turbing the sanctity” of the site.
with the holy site, said Dr. Robert ing Nazi backing for “the inde-
Satloff, executive director of The pendence and unity of Palestine, Satloff believes that while the
Washington Institute for Near Syria and Iraq” under Arab rule. cameras may offer a technical
East Policy, that “the Temple solution, because they do not ad-
Mount/Haram al-Sharif is the The Temple Mount is fre- dress the political nature of the
site of Solomon’s temple and al- quently a flashpoint in issue, the cameras are “regrettably,
Aqsa is the site of Muhammad’s Jerusalem. Non-Muslims may unlikely to impact the situation.”
ascension to heaven.” visit, but only Muslims may pray
there. The site is overseen by the Judeh underscored Jordan’s
“One is a faith statement and Jordanian Waqf, with security interests in the contested holy site
the other is rooted in fact. Both provided by Israeli forces. Pales- and called Jordan a “stakeholder”
are powerful and relevant, but it’s tinian authorities blamed in any negotiated peace between
a mistake to equate the two state- unspecified Israeli moves to Israel and the Palestinians.
ments,” said Satloff. “And that’s re- change the status quo for the
grettably what the mufti has done, flare-up of violence that has seen “When it comes to the Pales-
and in so doing, he erases history, Palestinians resort to stabbing at- tinian-Israeli peace, all of the
which is self-defeating, because final status issues between the
the whole point of building the al- Palestinians and the Israelis
touch the very heart of Jordan’s
The current denial of the historical Jewish national security and national
presence on the Temple Mount is a political interests,” as Jordan is home to
statement of recent origin.” millions of Palestinian refugees,
said Judeh.
DR. ROBERT SATLOFF
Israeli police intervened on
Aqsa mosque” was to enshrine the tacks against Israeli civilians. The Monday when technicians, at the
behest of the Muslim Waqf in
history of the space. Israeli government vehemently charge of the Temple Mount,
began installing cameras. Israel
The al-Aqsa mosque was com- denies that any change had taken maintains that the cameras will
only be installed after Israeli and
missioned in the eighth century by place atop the holy site. Jordanian technical teams final- We’re already neighbors.
ize the arrangements.
Caliph Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan. Whether Jews should visit the It’s time we became
What Hussein said on Israeli site at all is contested. Israel’s FRIENDS.
television underscores “the fact Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi David
that the current denial of the his- Lau and Sephardi Chief Rabbi
torical Jewish presence on the Yitzhak Yosef issued a statement
Temple Mount is a political state- last week reiterating a previous
ment of recent origin,” said decree barring Jews from visiting
Satloff. “It’s a political fact that the Temple Mount, lest they The Philadelphia Protestant Home
reflects a political dispute and in accidentally stumble upon the
that sense needs to be addressed site of the biblical “holy of holies,”
in a political fashion.” where only specific people may Resident Panel
Lunch and Learn
Haj Amin al-Husseini was the tread, and “infringe on the puri-
grand mufti of Jerusalem in pre- ty” of the sacred place. Others,
state Israel when the pamphlet like Rabbi Yehuda Glick, cam-
was published. He is the same paign for expanded Jewish access Tuesday, November 10, 2015
12pm-2pm
Husseini whom Israeli Prime on the Temple Mount. Glick was 6500 Tabor Avenue
Seating is limited. Philadelphia PA 19111
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shot in the chest four times last For reservations, call 215-697-8086
www.pphfamily.org
recently said inspired Adolf year by Mutaz Hijazi, who
Hitler to exterminate the Jews. allegedly said “I’m very sorry, but
Netanyahu walked back his com- you’re an enemy of al-Aqsa, I
ments after harsh criticism from have to” before firing.
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OPINION
EDITORIAL The Mufti and the Holocaust,
A Kinder, Gentler Revisited
Canada? BEN COHEN of collaboration with the Nazis, Mufti expressed his appreciation
something I can relate to. As a of Germany’s commitment to the
As reflected in last week’s parliamentary elections, Canadians “IF A MAN was a Jew, it was kid, I remember sitting around “elimination of the Jewish nation-
were clearly looking for a change when they swept Stephen Harper good enough for him to be my grandfather’s table with his al home,” while Hitler restated his
and his Conservative Party out of office after nearly a decade in killed or stamped out,” wrote a relatives from Bosnia — men “active opposition to the Jewish
power. In the largest voter turnout in more than 20 years, the elec- senior British official serving with sad eyes and the muscles national home in Palestine, which
torate handed a solid victory to the Liberals and their leader, Justin abroad to his superiors in Lon- and paunches of retired boxers, was nothing other than a center,
Trudeau, now the prime minister-designate. don in 1929. who had spent their youths in in the form of a state, for the ex-
the Socialist-Zionist Hashomer ercise of destructive influence by
In his foreign policy, Trudeau (the son of former Canadian Prime From where was this gentle- Hatzair movement, graduating Jewish interests.”
Minister Pierre Trudeau) will likely differ from Harper, but it is un- man — Major Alan Saunders — to fight with Marshal Tito’s com-
likely that he will shift from Canada’s traditional partnership with writing his dispatch? From Mu- munist partisans against the For good measure, the
the United States or from its support for Israel. Although Trudeau nich or Berlin or any of the other Nazi occupation of Yugoslavia Führer added that “Germany
informed President Barack Obama that he will withdraw Canada’s German cities where Hitler’s that began in 1941. Men who, I was also aware that the assertion
six fighter jets from the U.S.-led bombing campaign against the Is- Nazi Party was gaining support- realized with awe, had actually that the Jews were carrying out
lamic State group (which Harper approved), Trudeau’s announced ers and street thugs? In fact, no. killed some of these Nazis that the functions of economic pio-
support for the Iran nuclear deal puts him more in line with the Major Saunders was the head of I’d seen in the movies. neers in Palestine was a lie. The
Obama administration than Harper, who opposed the deal. the British Police in Palestine work there was done only by the
during the mandate period, and And yet, when they spoke Arabs, not by the Jews” — a
Harper’s Mideast positions were similar to those of U.S. congres- his statement concerned the about the war, their anger really slander that could easily be ex-
sional Republicans and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. massacre by Arabs, in August flowed when they remembered pressed in the exact same words
As a result, some feared that Israel would lose its best friend in Cana- 1929, of 69 Jews in Hebron, a the locals who had assisted the by the boycott, divestment and
da if Harper’s party were to lose the election. While Trudeau and city where their community had Germans. Like Netanyahu now, sanctions (BDS) movement that
the Liberals may not be quite as vocal or aggressive as Harper on been a continuous presence for what they found hardest to targets the “Jewish national
Mideast issues, they are hardly hostile to Israel. During Israel’s 2014 at least two millennia. stomach was the spectacle of home” in our own time.
war in Gaza, Trudeau wasn’t shy about labeling Hamas “a terrorist those non-Jews who lived along-
organization.” He has similarly condemned the boycott, divestment I was reminded of this when side them collaborating with the That last point highlights a
and sanctions (BDS) movement against the Jewish state in words news broke of Israeli Prime Min- Nazi extermination program. critical factor which the furor
that one observer described pejoratively as “right out of a Jewish ister Benjamin Netanyahu’s around Netanyahu’s speech —
Federation-style playbook.” speech to the World Zionist Con- In the pantheon of Nazi col- much of it generated by visceral
gress in Jerusalem, in which he laborators, Mufti Haj Amin al- opponents of Israel who only
One change the Trudeau government is likely to make, however, essentially argued that it was the Husseini is right up there with talk about the Holocaust when
is a shift in tone away from Harper’s American-like stridency to a Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al- Pavelic in Croatia, Petain in it justifies their backing of Pales-
more traditional Canadian style of kindness and gentleness. Harper Husseini, who crystallized the France, Horthy in Hungary, and tinian violence against Jews now
was viewed as divisive and, according to many, used Israel as a idea of the mass extermination all the other quislings — their — has largely missed.
wedge issue. In a debate, Trudeau accused him of using Israel as “a of the Jews in Adolf Hitler’s mind. name comes from the collabo-
domestic political football.” Harper also magnified the issue of But before I talk about the con- rationist leader in Norway, Vid- During the 1930s, both Ger-
Canadian women wearing the Muslim niqab, and his hardline at- troversy that followed these com- kun Quisling — who imple- many and Palestine were the
titude influenced the Jewish community. One critic told Ha’aretz, ments, I want to make some mented Hitler’s will. It was, iron- sites of mob violence, boycotts,
“There’s a polarization I’ve never seen before in the Canadian Jewish more general observations by ically, the British authorities who and discriminatory laws and
community.” way of introduction. appointed him to his position in regulations against Jews. The
1921. During the 1929 massacre Nazi consolidation of power in
Polarization is a problem we Jews south of the border are very The first is that, while Hitler in Hebron, as during the openly the 1930s was what enabled
familiar with. We will be watching the Canadians to see how they inarguably remains the most anti-Semitic 1936-39 Arab revolt them to launch their campaign
cope with that issue and to see what we can learn. powerful and devastating anti- in Palestine, al-Husseini proved of war and genocide at the end
Semite to ever hold state power, himself a confirmed Jew-hater of that decade.
Join the he was far from the only one at and the natural ally of Hitler in
conversation! that time to approach the “Jew- the Arab and Muslim worlds. Had Palestine been con-
ish question” in exterminationist quered by the Germans from the
Tell us what you’re thinking terms. As Major Saunders relat- It wasn’t until November British, there is no doubt that the
ed from faraway Palestine, the 1941 that the mufti met Hitler Mufti would have been installed
and interact with the community at same hatred of Jews simply for in person. Significantly, that en- as the local quisling, and that the
being Jews was in painful evi- counter in Berlin took place two entire Jewish population would
jewishexponent.com dence there. For there were months before the Wannsee have been shipped to concentra-
thousands, even millions, of or- conference, where leading Nazis tion and death camps in Europe
Connect with us on dinary people in Europe and the led by Hitler’s security chief plot- — assuming that the Germans
Middle East who regarded the ted the implementation of the and their Arab militias didn’t
Jews as a social and religious “Final Solution” — the extermi- build similar camps in the vicin-
poison and wanted them — all nation of the Jews. ity, of course. That was the mu-
of them — dead. In that sense, tual vision expressed in Berlin
the Führer was their representa- In the official German record in 1941, the distinctly Arab con-
tive and their master. of their discussions (not an exact tribution to the achievement of
transcript, but a summary of the “Thousand Year Reich.” l
The second is that, as an Is- what was said), it was clear that
raeli Jew, Netanyahu is naturally both Hitler and the Mufti were Ben Cohen is senior editor of TheTow-
sensitive to the Palestinian Arab already in agreement about the
dimension of the broader issue need for the Holocaust. The er.org and The Tower Magazine. He
writes a weekly column for JNS.org.
16 OCTOBER 29, 2015 JEWISH EXPONENT JEWISHEXPONENT.COM
OPINION
Why the World Zionist KVETCH ’N KVELL
Congress Still Matters
Another Way to Fight Breast Cancer
RABBI JACK LUXEMBURG familiar with Zionism’s highest and confident response. Your editorial and greater coverage of breast cancer and its particular
aspirations, and enshrined in Is- For many actively engaged in impact on the Ashkenazi Jewish population was certainly an important
SINCE THEODORE HERZL rael’s Declaration of Independ- topic to cover (Fighting Cancer Section, Oct. 22). Thanks for helping
convened the first Zionist Con- ence. “The State of Israel will be Zionist activity, helping to build to raise the awareness of this terrible disease. It was a bit surprising,
gress in Basel, Switzerland on open for Jewish immigration an Israeli society that reflects the however, that you omitted one of the ways to limit the chances of getting
March 29, 1897, this gathering and for the Ingathering of the ideals of the Declaration of In- breast cancer. Evidence-based data supports the claim that the longer
of world Jewry has been a forum Exiles; it will foster the develop- dependence is the “new halutz- ovulation is suppressed, the less one is at risk for breast cancer. This
for the discussions and debates ment of the country for the ben- iut” — the new pioneering en- can be accomplished through taking birth control pills as well as
necessary to move forward the efit of all its inhabitants; it will terprise. Hopefully this spirit will through breastfeeding. Prophylactic mastectomy for carriers of the
Zionist enterprise, the national be based on freedom, justice and engage and energize a new gen- BRCA gene can be, for some, an emotional roller coaster. Considering
liberation movement of the Jew- peace as envisaged by the eration of Zionist pioneers. At that breastfeeding recently received negative coverage in the media,
ish people. What was true in the prophets of Israel; it will ensure the same time, the values reflect- Ashkenazi women of child-bearing age should be educated that breast-
past is no less true today. In the complete equality of social and ed in the resolutions of the 37th feeding can also help reduce their risk of getting breast cancer. Not
hallways, the committee meet- political rights to all its inhabi- World Zionist Congress are a only is it good for the baby’s health, but it’s good for the mom’s as well.
ings and in the plenum of the re- tants irrespective of religion, strong response and refutation
cently concluded 37th Zionist race or sex; it will guarantee free- to those who suggest that either Rachel Loonin | Bala Cynwyd
Congress, the work of nation- dom of religion, conscience, lan- Zionism is a dead, outdated ide-
building continues, only the fo- guage, education and culture; it ology, or worse, that it is inimical A Call to Come to Kaiserman
cus has shifted from building Is- will safeguard the Holy Places of to human rights and equality.
rael the state, to shaping Israel all religions; and it will be faith- Clearly, resolutions do not im- The handwriting is on the wall. Unless there is funding for the
the society. ful to the principles of the Char- mediately establish realities on Kaiserman JCC in Wynnewood, it will inevitably fold. The collapse
the ground, but they do give in- of the roof of the indoor pool a couple of years ago, combined with
the near-simultaneous opening of the mega-YMCA in Havertown,
Even as daily reports of violence and incitement reached the Congress and has had a disastrous effect on the membership of the JCC.
the delegates, there was no turning away from this vision of Israeli society
as democratic, egalitarian, pluralistic and just. It would be a terrible thing to see the JCC closed, as it still has
value as a Jewish-operated facility, and the only Jewish community
The congress, made up of ter of the United Nations” (Para- dication to the direction in center in the western suburbs. After all, the YMCA is the “Christ-
delegates from Israel, North graph 13). Even as daily reports which Israeli society, and Zionist ian Association,” as its name implies. The sectarian aspect still means
America and from all around of violence and incitement thought, is trending. something to me, as it should to other Jews. We need a place of our
the Jewish world, 500 in total, reached the Congress and the own where we don't feel like outsiders.
met in Jerusalem in the midst of delegates, there was no turning The congress adjourned, del-
the current wave of violence and away from this vision of Israeli egates returned to homes in Israel, Now is the time to join the JCC or contribute in other ways to
incitement. Yes, we heard from society as democratic, egalitar- in North America and around the sustain its existence. The JCC offers a place for Jewish people to get
the prime minister and the min- ian, pluralistic and just. world. They brought with them together and schmooze with other Jews, as they take care of their
ister of defense, who addressed a renewed and reaffirmed under- health and spiritual life. It would be a big loss to the community to
the congress in terms strong, By passing resolutions that standing of the Zionist ideals up- allow it to disappear.
confident and, in some in- called for combating racism and on which the State of Israel was
stances, perhaps intemperate. hate crimes, fostering democra- founded and which the state must Aryeh Wood | Philadelphia
Yes, we heard from the leader of cy and equality, promoting reli- continuously strive to realize.
the opposition in the Knesset, gious pluralism and supporting Now is the time, in all our com- Continuing the Coulter-Stoked Debate
who offered a more conciliatory, protections for the LGBT com- munities, for a reinvigorated
but no less confident message. munity, the delegates gave a clear Zionist ideal, grounded in the re- I must write a comment in reference to the letter of Maurice Feldman
Nonetheless, these were not the message that the work of Zion- alities of the day yet still inspired (Oct. 15), who is blinded by Jewish liberalism to the extent he does not
most important messages deliv- ism has entered a new phase. All by the words with which our peo- miss any issue that includes the current Democratic Party ideology.
ered. The most important mes- present recognized the serious ple declared their independence,
sages coming out the 37th Zionist external challenges that face Is- to move us to do the pioneering Mr. Feldman uses the crackpot Ann Coulter as a representative
Congress were those delivered rael and expressed confidence work necessary to turn those of the Republican Party. I will use a prime example of today’s rep-
by the delegates themselves. that these challenges can and ideals into an Israeli society which resentative of the Democratic Party, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the men-
Their votes on key and contro- will be met — though clearly is truly a light to the nations. If we tor of 20 years of the current president, and an avid anti-American
versial issues clearly declared there was difference of opinion will it — and do the work — it and Jew-hater.
that Zionism is entering the 21st as to both short-term tactics and will not remain a dream. l
century with increasing focus on long-term strategies. At the same Mr. Feldman has no time for anyone who has any conservative
the character of Israeli society. time, by their votes, the delegates Rabbi Jack Luxemburg, national sen- ideas, including Christians who believe the Messiah will come to
emphasized that internal chal- Israel. Well, so what? These evangelical Christians are very pro-
And what is the prevailing lenges to the Zionist vision of Is- ior vice-chairman of ARZA (Associa- Israel, while this administration does not give one damn about Israel,
definition of that character? It is raeli society were also significant and many in the highest levels of this administration, in my opinion,
a formula well known to those and required an equally strong tion of Reform Zionists in America), are the biggest threat to the United States since Nazi Germany and
Islamist terrorism.
was a delegate to the 37th World Zion-
Irving Stein | Ft. Lauderdale
ist Congress.
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LIFESTYLES & CULTURE
This Year’s Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival Offers
a Splice of Life
ART Goldschmidt, and actor Jerome ▲ If you’ve ever wondered what goes into the creation of New Yorker cartoons, the documentary,
Holder will also be at the pre- Very Semi-Serious, is definitely for you.
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF miere. Photo provided by PJFF
APARTHEID, VAUDEVILLE In fact, Antsis said, there will said she gets her inspiration from on the Roof more than 2,000 sion of the film is a sort of mem-
and cartoons — oh my! What be special guest speakers at each a phrase that pops into her head, times on stage. oir of Bikel. His performances
do these three themes have in screening to discuss the film or something somebody says, touched audiences over his ca-
common? The Philadelphia Jew- meet with fans, including film- something in a dream or really Marsha Lebby, co-writer and reer, especially his role as Tevye.
ish Film Festival. makers, actors, screenwriters, anything that seems funny to her. co-producer of the film, said the
authors, historians, film critics, film is part performance and Tevye, like Yiddish culture it-
PJFF celebrates its 35th an- cartoonists, recording artists and “Cartoons either make the part dual biography. Bikel acts self, is a cultural touchstone
niversary with 21 films that humanitarians. strange familiar or the familiar and sings the works of Aleichem worth preserving, Lebby said.
range in storytelling from nar- strange,” Mankoff said in the film. and also stories from his own
ratives, documentaries, docud- “There’s always something autobiography, but other com- “You have to fight to preserve
ramas and short films. that we add to make the experi- According to the self-depre- mentators share their experi- the language, and some people
ence of our audience members cating Chast, a career in art was ences and knowledge of the his- might say, ‘Why does it matter if
Olivia Antsis, director of the richer and sort of open up these really her only choice. “I couldn’t tory of Aleichem and Bikel. Yiddish survives or doesn’t sur-
PJFF, said the festival is all about new worlds based on the subject do anything else, really. I knew vive?’ I feel the same way about
perpetuating Jewish culture, val- matter of these films.” I would be doing something in “I don’t know of another film it as I feel about elephants. You
ues and history through film, art — it was the only thing I ever that really takes this structure,” might say, ‘Why does it matter if
which it does by bringing the The festival will close with could do and liked to do, and Lebby said. elephants die out and we never
best independent films to Soft Vengeance: Albie Sachs and then it sort of narrowed its way have any more elephants? Do I
Philadelphia. the New South Africa, which will down to cartoons.” The film pays homage to really encounter elephants in my
be shown at the Kimmel Center Aleichem, whom Bikel felt very everyday life?’ No. But it matters
“It’s really become a part of for the Performing Arts with Other notable films include close to as an artist. Bikel’s cul- that we have something that is
the Jewish community,” she said. special guest Albie Sachs. East Jerusalem / West Jerusalem; tural roots were very closely that rich and that wonderful and
The Outrageous Sophie Tucker; grounded in Aleichem’s work. that specific. It matters.”
“People also like to see their Although most documen- and Theodore Bikel: In the Shoes
own experiences on screen. No taries associated with the of Sholom Aleichem, each of “You’re seeing Theodore “Yiddish culture will never
matter what kind of film festival apartheid focus on Nelson Man- which incorporates the power Bikel in the larger context of the be what it was,” she added. “It’s
you attend, to see the human dela, this documentary tells of music into their stories. Yiddish world, that he was a a world that once existed, that
condition brought to life with the Sachs’ life story, in which he product of it, and that he as a does not exist anymore, that will
characters or subjects on screen worked to help South Africans Theodore Bikel: In the Shoes performer was so rooted; that never exist again. And it was
really gives you insight to your suffering from harsh racial laws. of Sholom Aleichem explores the was so important to his life and wonderful.”
own experience and it helps you works of Sholom Aleichem career,” she said. “He was an
navigate your own life.” Sachs endured imprisonment through his own performances. artist to his core. So if he’s a per- Contact:
and a near-death experience, Bikel, who passed away in July, forming artist, you want to see
This year’s lineup has a vari- losing his arm in a car bombing. is known for playing Tevye in him perform.” [email protected];
ety of themes, such as Jewish Tevye the Milkman and Fiddler
identity, heritage and famous Desmond Tutu and Ruth Lebby said another dimen- 215-832-0737
Jewish icons, each bringing forth Bader Ginsburg also speak in
a specific Jewish sensibility, the documentary.
whether directly or indirectly
expressed in the film. But of all the documentaries,
Very Semi-Serious is expected to
Antsis loved watching this be more humorous than serious.
year’s crop of films because she The film shows the ins and outs
learned so much from them, re- of The New Yorker’s cartoon de-
gardless of how directly or indi- partment, run by editor Bob
rectly each one approached Jew- Mankoff.
ish themes. “I don’t feel that
every film needs to be brimming Roz Chast, a longtime New
with Jewish content in order to Yorker cartoonist, was featured
be enjoyable,” she said. in the film as well. She will be
speaking after the film in a Q&A
The films will be shown at fashion and will also sign copies
various times and days at differ- of her book, Can’t We Talk
ent locations throughout the city About Something More Pleasant?
from Nov. 7 to 21.
Chast said she knows a lot of
The two-week festival opens funny cartoonists, but they’re
on Nov. 7 with Dough, the story not necessarily as funny as
of a Jewish baker desperate to Mankoff himself. “I’ve known
save his family business. The Bob a long time, and he’s prob-
baker is played by Jonathan ably the funniest person — in-
Pryce, known for his roles in person — that I know,” adding
Game of Thrones and Pirates of that he makes people feel fun-
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The director of the film, John New Yorker cartoons are
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Mimi Stillman Plays the Sounds of Freedom
ART ▲ Mimi Stillman, flute, and Charles Abramovic, piano, in concert. move. How could we say no to it comes to cashing a paycheck,
Photo courtesy of the New York Times/Hiroyuki Ito this opportunity for Mimi?” there are other intrinsic rewards.
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premiere in 1947. I’m not sure orchestra and I’m from a family As long as she stays healthy, “I think the operative word
FOR MIMI STILLMAN, a why this piece was lost to the of wind players.” there’s no reason Stillman can’t is ‘passion,’ ” said her mother,
child prodigy on the flute who’s world, but I’m honored to give perform at a high level for Ronni, who’s published numer-
been performing and teaching it its U.S. premiere.” She’s also from a family of decades. “Being a good flutist ous foreign language textbooks.
music since she was 8 years old, historians—both of her parents [and for those wondering it’s def- ‘The passion she has for what
freedom has its own meaning. She feels just as privileged to then being professors at Har- initely flutist — not flautist] re- she does… the passion I have for
play the two commissioned vard—who never thought twice quires physical effort as well as what I do.”
As the artistic/executive di- works. Finko, like Weinberg, sur- about giving that up in order to emotional,” said Stillman, whose
rector of Dolce Suono Ensemble, vived Nazi and Soviet persecu- give their daughter the best Dolce Suono performances usu- “I draw a lot of inspiration
the chamber music group she tion, before coming to America chance to succeed. “At that ally include other Curtis grads. from the way music touches oth-
founded in 2005, she’s free to ex- in 1979. Danielpour, an American point, she’d been playing and “Musicians call themselves ‘ath- ers,” Mimi explained. “As an
periment, commissioning new of Iranian descent, pays homage had devoted herself to the flute,” letes of the small muscles.’ artist playing for audiences all
works on a regular basis. On the to his heritage with a piece he recalled Ronni Gordon, chair- over the world of all ages, to see
flute itself, she displays a differ- wrote following the 2009 shooting man of Dolce Suono’s board of “We liken it to Olympic how it can transform lives is very
ent kind of freedom, enabling death of Neda Agha-Soltan dur- directors, who also happens to training. As a wind player, exciting.
her to maintain an exceptional ing the Green Movement protests. be Mimi’s mother. “It all hap- breathing air is the most impor-
skill level, largely because she pened very quickly. tant part. There are exercises I “That’s another reason why
not only practices extensively For this piece, rather than the do on the flute and away from I’m privileged to release Free-
but also keeps herself in top standard flute, she plays alto “By October, he’d come back to the flute to develop lung capacity dom. We’re Americans of several
physical shape. flute, which produces a deeper, Boston and said he’d do a duet and breath support.” generations all coming from
mellower tone to reflect the Per- with Mimi. By December, we were Eastern Europe. So this is defi-
And as a Jewish woman, re- sian influence. “He’s American,” driving her down to his house in A busy schedule entailing so- nitely a Jewish artist reflecting
searching the story behind her said Stillman, who’ll be accom- Brewster, N.Y., for lessons. lo performances, Dolce Suono on my roots.
new music has put her in touch panied by her longtime pianist, performances, teaching and put-
not only with her own identity, Charles Ambramovic, Philadel- “He said he wanted her to au- ting together the CD, certainly “It’s a testament to the uni-
but with those she’s choosing to phia Orchestra cellist Yumi dition at Curtis. When she was satisfies Stillman’s creative in- versal need to be free.” l
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David Blatt Hopes to Finish the Job This Season
SPORTS While there were plenty of think I was carrying the weight disdain came during Game 3 of DAVID BLATT
times in their first season togeth- of the country,” replied Blatt. “In the Conference Finals vs. the
JON MARKS | JE STAFF er where James openly clashed the grand scheme of things, what Chicago Bulls when Blatt called make the transition like Sacra-
with his new coach — leaving I do is not as important as the for James to be a decoy on the fi- mento’s Omri Casspi and former
FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE many to wonder if Blatt was long things happening in Israel. nal possession of a tie game. Le- Dallas/New Orleans guard Gal
won’t score a single point or grab for the job — most of his players Bron blatantly ignored him, hit Mekel. “The whole setup and en-
a rebound this year for David and his fellow coaches have “I do know from a sports the winning shot, then bragged vironment is different.
Blatt’s Cleveland Cavaliers. But nothing but respect for him. standpoint and from a feelings how he’d taken it upon his own
if Blatt can figure out a way to get standpoint a lot of people took to save the day. “The personalities are varied
LeBron James & Co. to the NBA “It was a great year for him to interest in what was going on. I and different. The schedule is dif-
mountaintop next June — after learn and understand how the hope I contributed to some good As the postseason pro- ferent. The game itself is differ-
being stopped just below the game’s played here and how the feeling. gressed, James was seen griping ent. And there’s so much atten-
summit last season — the de- NBA works,” said veteran center about Blatt’s player moves, dis- tion paid to every little thing that
scendants of the late, great Ger- Anderson Varejao, who still “I felt a great deal of happiness regarding him during timeouts, brings a whole other dynamic to
man philosopher might well be winces at the memory of his and support on the part of the even telling other coaches who the lifestyle.”
deserving of a playoff share. Brazilian national team’s last- people. I don’t think you let any- to put in the lineup in an open
minute loss to Blatt’s Team Russia body down when you make the sign of disrespect. But Blatt has But thanks to Nietzsche, his
After all, his words have al- in the 2012 London Olympics. NBA Finals.” never called him on his insub- players and perhaps, grudgingly,
ready had a profound impact on “To me he did an unbelievable ordination then or now. LeBron James, David Blatt, the
the man who’s coached all over job. I could tell there were days They may be inclined to dis- pride of Princeton, Team Russia,
the world — including Maccabi had a lot on his mind, but he did- agree in Cleveland, but nobody’s “I’d say he’s an even more Maccabi Tel Aviv and now Cleve-
Tel Aviv — before taking on this n’t let that influence him. He was openly taken out any of their unique guy than I expected,” said land, has learned to better deal
test. “It’s never easy, but Niet- as professional as could be. Not frustrations on Blatt, who’s felt Blatt, “He’s a phenomenon. I re- with it. No, it hasn’t yet killed him.
zsche said, ‘What doesn’t kill you a lot of coaches in this league welcomed within the local Jewish ally enjoyed working with him
makes you stronger,’ ” Blatt re- went through what he did last community. “Cleveland has a and I feel lucky I get a chance to Meaning it’s finally time for
cently told the Jewish Exponent year, but I’m pretty sure he very active and involved Jewish coach him. the rest of the NBA to find out if
in a exclusive interview leading learned a lot.” community,” said Blatt, who fol- he and the Cavs are, indeed,
up to the Cavs’ Nov. 2 trip to lows a rich legacy of Jewish head “Coaching in the NBA is very stronger.
Philadelphia to take on the Six- That’s come as little surprise coaches in the NBA that includes different from the European
ers. “That’s what you get from to Sixers’ coach Brett Brown, Hall of Famers Red Auerbach, game,” added Blatt, who’s hopeful Contact:
one of those situations. whose history with Blatt goes Red Holzman and Larry Brown. other Israelis will soon be able to [email protected];
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101. I didn’t see myself as an mate, Glenn Consor, became
NBA coach. I didn’t see myself as Blatt’s roommate at the Maccabi- “They’ve been just great.”
a professional basketball player. ah Games and later played for But like those Clevelanders, it
him. “I thought he did an amaz- took the new guy quite awhile to
“I was going to play for some ing job all over the place,” said get over losing to the Golden
years professionally, then go on Brown, when the Cavs — minus State Warriors in the Finals. De-
to other things.” stars James, Kyrie Irving and spite playing woefully under-
Kevin Love — dropped a 113- manned due to injuries to Irving,
It didn’t pan out that way. Af- 112 preseason game here Oct. 8. Love and Varejao, the Cavs man-
ter growing up in Framingham, “To have to go through all the aged to make it interesting before
Mass., then attending Princeton things we heard and read about being eliminated in six games.
— where his three seasons play- and not blink and deliver that “It was tough to get over,” ad-
ing under Pete Carril were re- team to the Finals under very mitted Blatt, who maintains reg-
cently chronicled in the Expo- difficult circumstances. ular contact with his family, even
nent’s June 18 edition — Blatt though there’s a seven-hour time
headed overseas to play hoops. “But he’s an intelligent man. difference. “It took me the whole
He never imagined — other than He’s a helluva coach, and if you summer. But with time, you re-
periodic trips back home — it look at his history and the wins alize you did a pretty amazing
would be 33 years until he re- he’s been a part of, it shouldn’t thing the first year to get to the
turned. have surprised anyone.” NBA Finals.
“You have to remain open and
So has the return been what Certainly not the folks back willing to learn everyday and un-
he expected? “Yes and no,” said “home,” which for the 56-year- derstand like anything else it’s a
Blatt, who signed on to coach the old Blatt means Israel, where his process. Nothing comes easy or
Cavs in July 2014 — prior to Le- family still lives. During the play- automatically, so you try to enjoy
Bron’s stunning announcement offs last June, he was constantly it along the way when you can.”
he was leaving the Miami Heat being informed how the entire With the process just under-
and coming back home. “When country was counting on the way in Year Two, Blatt is eager to
I came back, I was a changed Cavs, with many Israelis staying see how it unfolds. As for his re-
person. I spent so many years up until near sunrise for the lationship with LeBron, who
overseas. I spent part of that time games. consistently undermined his au-
in Israel and in other countries. thority, he’s taking the high
So I don’t know if the U.S. has In retrospect, did that any add ground. The low point of that
changed as much I changed.” additional pressure? “No, I don’t
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Blame It on Rio 3) Set a medium-large utes, or until heated through.
saucepan over high heat. Add Add the cilantro and marjoram,
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4) Stir in the black-eyed peas,
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Food 1 yellow bell bell pepper, slushy, but not mush. In a large you can only find the sweetened or nine mounds on each pre-
halved, ribs and seeds saucepan or small stockpot set stuff, use less sugar by about half, pared baking sheet. Flatten each
Continued from Page 23 removed over high heat, heat the red palm or to taste. Keep an eye on them macaroon, using clean, damp
oil until it is clear and shimmers. while baking because they go fingers.
onions, garlic and peppers, 1 jalapeno pepper, halved, Add the pepper mixture and from golden to well done in a
Brazil’s version of the sofrito paste ribs and seeds removed, cook, stirring gently, about 8 to flash. Bake for 15 minutes and
that is the hallmark of other Lati- optional 10 minutes, until the liquid is rotate the pans for even baking.
no and Mediterranean cuisines, almost gone. It will be very 2 extra large egg whites Bake for 6 minutes more for a
and in this dish, it’s truly yummy. 2 tablespoons red palm oil or fragrant and a bit mushy. Add ¾ cup sugar deep golden toasted color, or 8
This is what layering flavors is all olive oil the salt and pepper and stir. 3 cup unsweetened shredded minutes more for a darker,
about. Great served with a stew, With tongs, add the collard crunchy macaroon.
any grilled protein or even mixed 1 teaspoon salt greens, turning gently to coat coconut
into eggs for a frittata the next 1 teaspoon ground black them with the oil and pepper ½ tsp. almond extract Let cool on the parchment.
day, it’s a sure-fire hit. mixture. Add the water and stir You will have to peel the cookies
pepper to incorporate. Add the kale and tsp. kosher salt from the parchment when they
2 small onions, peeled and 12 cups roughly cut or torn turn to coat; and add the 1 cup bittersweet or are cooled, but they will come off.
cut in half collard greens, stems removed spinach, turning to coat and and Transfer to a rack to cool com-
stirring to incorporate. The semisweet chocolate chips pletely. Store in an airtight tin with
6 cloves garlic, peeled and cup water greens may well exceed the parchment between the layers.
cut in half, any green 12 cups roughly cut or torn height of the pan, but don’t fret Preheat the oven to 350°. Line
centers discarded — they will collapse as they cook two baking sheets with parch- Makes 16-18 macaroons
curly kale, stems removed by about 75 percent. Cover the ment paper. This recipe is from Nosh on
1 red bell pepper, ribs and 6 cup roughly cut or torn pot, reduce to a simmer, and This: Gluten-Free Baking from a
seeds removed and cut in cook for 45 minutes to 1 hour, In a large bowl, stir all of the Jewish-American Kitchen, copy-
half spinach leaves, stems stirring occasionally, or until the ingredients except the chocolate right © Lisa Stander-Horel and
removed collard greens are completely soft chips until fully mixed. Let the Tim Horel, 2013. Reprinted by
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seeds removed and cut in Place the onions, garlic and in this bunch) and the collards again. Add the chocolate chips Experiment. Available wherever
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A God Which Does Not Consume CANDLE LIGHTING
October 30 5:37 P.M.
VAYERA And yet it still remains with Perhaps, in our story of the I am not Molech.” November 6 4:29 P.M.
GENESIS 18:1-22:24 us — often accompanied by an Akedah, it is not by accident that
understanding that Abraham’s instead of the traditional Hebrew In Abraham’s time,
BY RABBI SETH FRISH willingness to sacrifice his son word for knife, “sakeen,” we find
serves as some sort of proof pos- the word “Ma’achelet.” This word for many peoples, sacrificing a of children without notice or,
EVERY YEAR, ON the first day itive that Abraham has, in fact, is noted in most Hebrew trans-
of Rosh Hashanah, we witness passed “the test of faith.” lations simply as a “knife,” and child on an altar would have even worse, as sacrificial offer-
the birth of Isaac in the Torah yet, the more plain meaning of
reading. However, by the second If one were to search for any the word “Ma’achelet” is “that been an expected religious act. ings to a god of their own choos-
day, we hear God command sign of hesitation or any indica- which consumes.”
Abraham to sacrifice this very tion of a test, it certainly cannot Thus, the command to stay his ing.
same child in what many be found in the opening Since the “Ma’achelet” is used
perceive to be a test of faith. The paragraph of the story, especially here instead of the “sakeen,” there hand and remove Isaac from the A not-so-subtle reading of the
entire episode is referred to as the when we see how anxious is a distinct possibility that the
“Akedah,” or “The Binding of Abraham is to carry out God’s use of this word is intended as an altar would be the very test we Akedah suggests that placing the
Isaac.” This puzzling story also command. Abraham is quick to allusion to Molech, a god that
appears within the parshah of the journey and spares no time devours children. have been searching for in this children of the next generation
Vayera, which is read at this time in getting underway.
within the greater cycle of Torah Toward the end of the story, sacred reading. on a sacrificial altar dedicated to
readings in synagogues through- That being said, this is hardly as Abraham lifts the Ma’achelet,
out the world. the kind of behavior we would indicating the strong alliterative After Abraham removes Isaac any god is not a faithful act; it is
expect from a man instructed to presence of Molech, we now hear
The story often has a chilling sacrifice his beloved son. Both the voice of an Angel calling to from the altar, he is told that a vile act, and it is obscene.
effect on our modern sensitivities archaeology and sacred texts Abraham not once, but twice,
in that very few of us can accept alike suggest that the zeal to “Abraham, Abraham! Do not because he has not withheld his Instead, we can learn that a true
a God who would want such a sacrifice children was quite raise your hand against the
thing, let alone even suggest it in commonplace, especially in the child.” It almost seems to be a son from God, Abraham will be act of faith is not solely in taking
the first place. seductive cults of neighboring way of saying, “I am not a god
peoples. which consumes children — blessed with numerous descen- children off of these altars, but
dants. The test is not in his plac- rather in tearing them down,
ing Isaac on an altar, but instead especially those that threaten the
in removing him from harm’s life of any child, or for that
way by taking him off the altar. matter, of any human being.
For the God of Abraham, We, too, could benefit from
there is neither faith nor merit in his example.
the sacrifice of children — or of
any human being. As a statement Rabbi Seth Frisch is the new Spiritual
of religious faith, this becomes Leader of Congregation Kesher Israel
ever more poignant, especially in in Center City Philadelphia and sits on
a world, such as ours, which will- the executive committee of the
ingly appears to accept the death Philadelphia Board of Rabbis.
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On Wednesday, Oct. 21, the Jewish Federation of Myer and Rosaline Feinstein Young Leadership Award winner Danielle Weiss (second from left) celebrates her award with
Greater Philadelphia celebrated dedicated young leaders family members Edwin Goldsmith, Marcia Goldsmith and Stephanie Weiss.
by honoring the three 2015 Young Leadership Award
winners at its Board of Trustees meeting. Sheryl Bartos joins husband Jeffrey Bartos, winner of the
Jack Goldenberg Young Leadership Award.
The Young Leadership Awards honor adults ages 25
to 45 with an exemplary record of participation and net services help the most vulnerable members of our Mrs. Isidore Kohn Young Leadership Award winner Deborah
performance in the Jewish Federation and Philadelphia’s community here in Philadelphia, or whether I am vis- Gordon Klehr shares a moment with mother Betsy Sheerr, a
Jewish communal affairs, leadership giving to the Jewish iting a JDC program supporting rescue, relief and re- 1982 Young Leadership Award winner.
Federation’s annual campaign and demonstrated po- newal for Jews worldwide, I am motivated to be and
tential for significant future growth within the leadership aspire to be a supporter and a leader here at Jewish check at the end of the year,” said Weiss. “It’s not an or-
ranks of the Jewish Federation and its partner agencies. Federation.” ganization that benefits just the Jewish poor. Every single
This year’s winners, who will be recognized once again one of us benefits in some way from the efforts of this
at the Jewish Federations of North America’s General Danielle Weiss was honored with the Myer and Ros- organization. It touches and concerns every aspect of
Assembly, were no exception. aline Feinstein Young Leadership Award. Weiss, an at- our Jewish lives for those of us who are in need and
torney at Haines & Associates, serves as Chair of the those of us who are not. Being a leader in this organi-
Jeffrey Bartos received the Jack Goldenberg Young Jewish Federation’s Renaissance Group and recently zation is more than just holding a title. It’s about what
Leadership Award. Bartos, a real estate professional became a member of the Jewish Federation’s Board of you do with the title you have and it’s even more about
and President of ESB Holdings LLC, credited Green Trustees. She is an alumna of the Jewish Federation’s what you do when you don’t have a title.”
Valley Country Club for introducing him to the Jewish Leadership Development Program and participated
Federation. He began his involvement in the Jewish in the sixth cohort of Israel360.
Federation through Jewish Federation Real Estate
(JFRE) and recently became the group’s Chair. In ad- “Jewish Federation is more than a place to write a
dition, Bartos is a member of the Jewish Federation’s
Policy, Strategy and Funding Committee and a partic-
ipant in the Yesod initiative.
Bartos’s connection to the Jewish Federation and the
Jewish community was strengthened in April 2013 when
he participated in the Jewish Federation’s Men’s Entre-
preneurs Mission to Israel, which he called a “truly life-
changing opportunity.” Bartos “quickly developed a deep
love for Israel that grows stronger every year.” The trip
was so meaningful that he traveled back to Israel eight
months later with his wife and two daughters on a family
mission. Bartos said: “I can say with 100% certainty that
these strong emotions and deepened understanding of
all of our shared Jewish history would not exist but for
the experiences that I have had with our Jewish Feder-
ation here in Philadelphia and in Israel.”
Deborah Gordon Klehr received the Mrs. Isidore
Kohn Young Leadership Award. Gordon Klehr, who
is the Executive Director of the Education Law Cen-
ter, is a member of the Jewish Federation’s Women’s
Philanthropy and Center for Social Responsibility
boards, as well as a member of the Jewish Federations
of North America Young Leadership Cabinet. She
also serves on the Boards of Directors of both Jewish
Family and Children’s Service of Greater Philadelphia
(JFCS) and Congregation Rodeph Shalom and is a
member of the Forum of Executive Women. Gordon
Klehr credited her community involvement to her
parents, who “showed me through their actions what
tikkun olam means and what it means to be a member
of the community.”
“I’m involved in the community here because I feel
in my core that it is my responsibility to pursue social
justice while also ensuring Jewish continuity,” said Gor-
don Klehr. “Whether I’m learning how JFCS safety-
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will hold an “Almost” 30 party at diamonds & jewelry.
Apple Pressing. Congregation Beth El at 2 p.m.
Journalist Yossi Puder, who founded We can pay more because
Kids can learn all about apples when Kol Ami the Interfaith Task Force for America we know the true value.
Learning Center visits Quiver Farms from 10 a.m. to and Israel and financial consultant Immediate cash for one
11 a.m. 8201 High School Road, Elkins Park. RSVP Lana Pinkenson, who provides piece or an entire
required; call Sheri at 215-635-4180 or support for four different area collection.
[email protected] All toddler, preschool, and synagogues, will be honored, while
parents welcome. YJLC founder Lou Balcher will be 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
recognized. 375 Stony Hill Road,
Yardley. $10 donation. For more (215) 885-7070
information, contact 215-932-2974
or [email protected]. Open Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
10am - 4:30pm
Fill the Void.
Closed Sunday & Monday
▼ THURSDAY, OCT 29 ▼ FRIDAY, OCT. 30 9 a.m. That will be followed by a The Israel Film Committee will
peer-led Shabbat service at 10:15 present Fill the Void at Congregation Doylestown from 7:30 p.m. to
Mommy and Me. Senior Life. a.m. Casual dress appropriate and Keneseth Israel at 3 p.m. It’s the 8:30 p.m. 200 Veterans Lane,
everyone welcome. For more story of a devout 18-year-old Israeli Doylestown.
Bring your child to weekly one-hour Seniors are invited to join KleinLife: information, call 215-886-8000. being pressured to marry the
Mommy and Me classes at the Center City for its weekly event at 971 Old York Road, Abington. husband of her late sister. A Q&A Deuteronomy Lesson.
School of Early Learning at Old York the Jewish Community Services will follow. 8339 Old York Road,
Road Temple-Beth Am at 9:30 a.m. Building, 2100 Arch St., Philadelphia. ▼ SUNDAY, NOV. 1 Elkins Park, PA. For more Rabbi Ira Stone will conduct a class
971 Old York Road, Abington. The morning will open at 8:30 a.m., information, call 215-887-8700 on the last book in the Bible and its
with coffee, tea and munchies. A impact on religion in Israel at
Teens and Torah Today. choice of chair exercise or current Family Fun Night. Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel from
events will follow starting at 9:30 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 300 S. 18th
The Deena M. Grossmann Memorial a.m. A hot kosher lunch will be Jewish Immigrant Literature. Old York Road Temple-Beth Am Street, Philadelphia. Register at
Lecture in Jewish Education will deal served at 11:30 a.m., followed by a will hold a Family Fun Night at bzbi.org, call 215-735-5148, or email
with today’s Jewish teenagers at DVD presentation of Hava Nagila Graphic novelist Anya Ulinich, author SportsZone from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. [email protected].
Gratz College from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. (the movie). 2100 Arch Street, of Petropolis and Lena Finkle’s Magic 1065 Industrial Blvd, Southampton.
The program includes role play and Philadelphia. RSVP to 215-832-0539. Barrel, will lead a discussion about $15 per person, contact ▼ TUESDAY, NOV. 3
midrashic dialogue, followed by Reservations encouraged. the art of writing and drawing 215-886-8000 to sign up.
breakout sessions on working with Jewish immigrant fiction at Foster Care/Adoption
and educating teens. 7605 Old York Reform Judaism Discussion. Congregation Rodeph Shalom from ▼ MONDAY, NOV. 2 Orientation.
Road, Melrose Park. For information, 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Presented in
contact Barbara Rosenau, Rabbi Aaron Panken, Ph.D., conjunction with the Philadelphia Behind Enemy Lines. Learn about becoming a foster or
[email protected] or president of Hebrew Union Museum of Jewish Art’s exhibit, adoptive parent at the Jewish
215-635-7300 x182. College-Jewish Institute, will “JOMIX–Jewish Comics: Art and Holocaust survivor Marthe Cohn,
discuss “Reform Judaism in an Derivation.” 615 North Broad Street, who posed as a German nurse to See Calendar, Page 28
Adult Ed: Social Action. Ever Changing World” at a Shabbat Philadelphia. gather valuable information for the
dinner and service at Temple French Resistance, will tell her story
Janice Schwartz-Donahue will lead a Sholom at 6:30 p.m. 55 N. Church at the Chabad Lubavitch of
discussion, “2014 Adopted Lane, Broomall. $25 per person for
Resolutions: Resolution on the Crisis dinner. Service open. For more ▼ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4.
of Racial and Structural Inequality in information, contact Bev Granoff,
the United States,” as part of Reform [email protected]. Mah Jongg.
Congregation Keneseth Israel’s
adult education series at 11:30 a.m.. Hebrew Enrichment. Enjoy an evening of mah jongg with the Sisterhood of Old York Road
The Meyers Library at KI, 8339 Old Temple-Beth Am at 7 p.m. 971 Old York Road, Abington. For more
York Road, Elkins Park. $10 class if Kids can learn Hebrew vocabulary in information, call 215-886-8000.
not an Adult Ed Member; KI relation to classroom activities at
members: $36 per person/year; K’tonton Early Learning Center
synagogue-affiliated: $75 per from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 715 Paxon
person/year; unaffiliated: $125 per Hollow Road, Broomall. All toddlers,
person/year. For more information, preschoolers, and parents welcome!
call 215-887-8700. RSVP required; call Shelby at
610-325-4831 x110 or
Midrash Study. [email protected].
Learn about the Midrash at Temple ▼ SATURDAY, OCT. 31
Beth Zion-Beth Israel’s weekly
classes conducted by Rabbi Abe Bagels, Coffee and Torah.
Friedman from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30
p.m. The offices of Cohen, Placitella Begin Shabbat morning at 9 a.m.,
& Roth, 2001 Market Street, Suite with an interactive, engaging
2900, Philadelphia. To register: discussion of the weekly portion
bzbi.org or call 215-735-5148. including bagels and coffee at
Old York Road Temple-Beth Am at
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Calendar Rd., Wynnewood. RSVP to Len Lunch ‘n’ Learn.
Zimmerman at
Continued from Page 27 [email protected] or call Rabbi Lance J. Sussman of Reform
215 635-7300 x153. Congregation Keneseth Israel will
▼ SATURDAY, NOV. 7. continue his series on Sephardic
Rummage Sale. Jewish life at the Gershman Y at
PJFF35 Opening Night. noon. 401 South Broad Street,
Temple Judea of Bucks County will Philadelphia. $10. For more
The 35th Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival will open with the hold its annual rummage sale from information, call 215-545-4400.
premier of Dough at the Gershman Y at 7:30 p.m. Directed 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. There will be a
by John Goldschmidt, starring Jonathan Pryce, it’s the story selection of new and slightly used PICC Happy Hour.
of British film about an aging Jewish baker trying to save clothing for children and adults,
the family business from being bought out by a greedy jewelry, books and artwork. Sale will Teva Pharmaceuticals senior vice
real-estate developer. 401 South Broad Street, 2nd Floor, continue Nov. 5 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. president, Dr. Rivka Riven Kreitman,
Philadelphia. 38 Rodgers Road, Furlong. will be guest speaker at the
Philadelphia Israel Chamber of
Adoption and Family Care Options Lunch and Learn-Plymouth celebrate November birthdays from The God Wrestler. Commerce’s November happy hour
monthly orientation session at 6:30 Meeting / Norristown 10:15 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. 10100 Jamison at 5:30 p.m. Pennsylvania 6, 114 S.
p.m. Get a better understanding of Avenue, Philadelphia. Celebration Rabbi Yosef Goldman will review the 12th St. Philadelphia.
what foster care and adoption is all Rabbi Gary Charlestein will present a will include Frankford High Color story of Jacob changing his name to
about. 234 S. Bryn Mawr Ave., Ste. lunch and learn program at 12:30 Guard, a guest speaker, catered Yisrael, the God Wrestler, at Temple Women’s Philanthropy.
100, Bryn Mawr. RSVP to Rachel Levy p.m. Offices of Premier Dental birthday cake and entertainer Te’Naj. Beth Zion-Beth Israel from 7 p.m. to
[email protected]; 610-525-1040. Products Co., 1710 Romano Drive, 9 p.m. 300 S. 18th Street, The Women’s Philanthropy Speaker
Plymouth Meeting. ▼ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4 Philadelphia. 215-735-5148. series of the Jewish Federation of
Lunch and Learn-Center City. Greater Philadelphia will open with a
Remembering Rabin. BDS and Palestinians. ▼ THURSDAY, NOV. 5 discussion on Jewish mindfulness
Rabbi Abraham Friedman will from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Private home,
present a lunch and learn program Rabbi Robert Leib of Old York Road Gratz College and the Scholars for Mommy and Me. Radnor $36 person.
at noon. Offices of Cozen O’Conner, Temple-Beth Am will present a Peace in the Middle East will
1650 Market Street, Philadelphia. program in remembrance of Yitzhak present will present “How BDS is Bring your child to weekly one-hour Terror Attack Survival.
Rabin in conjunction with the Lincow Harmful to the Palestinians” at Mommy and Me classes at the
Lunch and Learn-Elkins Park. Institute of Adult Education at 10 Temple Beth Hillel from 7 p.m. to 9 School of Early Learning at Old York Kay Wilson will share her story of
a.m. 971 Old York Road, Abington. p.m. Guest speaker will be Bassem Road Temple-Beth Am at 9:30 a.m. survival and human rights activism
Congregation Adath Jeshurun will 215-886-8000 Eid, former director of Jerusalem- 971 Old York Road, Abington. at Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El from
present a lunch and learn program based Palestinian human rights 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sponsored by
at noon. 7763 Old York Rd, Veteran’s Day Celebration. monitoring group. 1001 Remington Maimonides Café. StandWithUs Philadelphia. 1001
Cheltenham. Remington Road, Wynnewood.
KleinLife will salute veterans and Rabbi Stacy Rigler will lead a
Maimonides Café class as part of ▼ SATURDAY, NOV. 7
Reform Congregation Keneseth
Israel’s adult education program at Torah Havurah Study.
11:30 a.m. $10 per class if not an
Adult Ed Member; KI Members: Reform Congregation Keneseth
$36 per person/year; synagogue- Israel will begin its weekly Torah
affiliated: $75 per person/year; Havurah study at 9 a.m. The
unaffiliated: $125 per person/year. program will continue Nov. 14, 21
The Meyers Library, 8339 Old York and 28 at 9 a.m. 8339 Old York
Road, Elkins Park. 215-887-8700. Road, Elkins Park. 215-887-8700.
The 2015 Caroline Zelaznik Gruss and Joseph S. Gruss ▼ SATURDAY, NOV. 7.
Lecture in Talmudic Civil Law
Bagels, Coffee and Torah.
Liberal Multiculturalism
as a Remedy for the Religion Begin Shabbat morning at 9 a.m. with an
and State Relations in Israel interactive, engaging discussion of the weekly
portion including bagels and coffee at Old York
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2015 Road Temple-Beth Am at 9 a.m. That will be
followed by a peer-led Shabbat service at 10:15
a.m. Casual dress appropriate and everyone
welcome. For more information, call 215-886-
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM 8000. 971 Old York Road, Abington.
e University of Pennsylvania Law School
Silverman Hall | Bernard Segal Moot Courtroom (S245A)
3501 Sansom Street
Reception to follow in Levy Conference Center
Dietary laws will be observed.
This program has been approved for 1.0 substantive law credits for Pennsylvania lawyers. CLE credits
may be available in other jurisdictions as well, attendees seeking CLE credit should bring separate
payment in the amount of $30.00 ($15.00 public interest/non- profit attorneys) cash or check made
payable to The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania.
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Medical Seminar. Israel. 530 Washington Crossing Jewish
Road, Newtown. RSVP to
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circle of music for Orthodox women admission.
and girls, from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Learning about the relationship KleinLife 40th Anniversary
200 Haverford Road, Wynnewood. between the early Jewish settlers Christians United for Israel.
$10 person. and Native American traders in KleinLife will celebrate its 40th
conjunction with the Thanksgiving Congregation Brothers of Israel will anniversary and honor its executive
season, at the National Museum show video excerpts from the staff at a 5:30 p.m. Gala. 10100
of American Jewish History from Christians United for Israel summit Jamison Avenue, Philadelphia. For
more information, contact: Sharon
Kaplan, 215-698-7300 x132,
[email protected].
Capitol Steps
A performance by the renowned
political satire group, The Capitol
Steps, at the Media Theatre will
highlight Temple Sholom in
Broomall’s “Raise the Roof” Gala at
7:30 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. 104 E
State St., Media. Tickets $55 through
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ENGAGEMENTS BIRTHS
▼ EISNER-DANZIGER ▼ JULIE RACHEL COHEN
June and Steven Eisner of Jessica (nee Krenzel)
Cherry Hill, N.J., and Bonita and Adam Cohen an-
Springs, Fla., lovingly announce nounce with joy the birth
the engagement of their daughter of their daughter, Julie
Diana Lauren Eisner to Jonathan Rachel (Yaira Rimon) on
Harris Danziger, son of Wendy June 9.
Danziger and Arthur Stein of
Bethesda, Md., and Paul Sharing in their hap-
Danziger of Bethesda, Md. In- piness are grandparents
troduced by a friend in August Robin Krenzel of Rich-
2014, they were engaged in Sep- boro, Pa., Nancy Cohen
tember 2015. of Philadelphia, and
Mitchell and Sara Cohen
Diana is an associate with the of West Palm Beach, Fla.
law firm Manatt, Phelps &
Phillips, LLP in Washington, In addition are great-
D.C., practicing commercial lit- grandparents May Kren-
igation and labor and employment. Jonathan is a vice president at West Lane & Schlager Realty zel of Fort Lauderdale,
Advisors in Washington, D.C., where he represents tenants in commercial real estate transactions. Fla., Bennett Fairorth of
Abington, Pa., and Irv Cohen of Lantana, Fla.
Sharing in the couple’s happiness are sisters and their spouses, Danni and Matthew Goldstein,
Jodi and Doug Appel, Meredith Messinger, and niece Cori. Also welcoming Julie to the family are aunts and uncles Bonnye
and Kenneth Kelman, and Jen and Scott Zielinski, along with cousins
Diana is the granddaughter of Lila Eisner and the late Leonard Eisner, and the late Dorothy Jordyn, Freedy, Zoë, and Zach.
and Albert Greenfield. Jonathan is the grandson of Sally Tettlebaum and the late Jack Tettlebaum,
and the late Janette and Littman Danziger. Julie Rachel is named in loving memory of her maternal grand-
father Jeffrey Krenzel and paternal great-grandmother Ruth Fairorth.
The couple, who currently reside in Washington, D.C., are planning a November 2016 wedding
in Philadelphia.
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Owen A. Knopping called her to talk about how they that’s just my guess,” she
can get more donors to the agency. quipped. “It’s such a loss for the
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF ping in 1980, after Silow got a Owen A. Knopping JFCS community.”
job at Fox Rothschild. “He stood out because he
OWEN A. KNOPPING had a Provided by Fox Rothschild always went the extra mile,” He was a “rare bird,” she said,
good word to say about every- Knopping was one of the tax Eisenberg said. “He was diligent adding that he was a unique pres-
one, according to those who partners who hired him, he re- Community, and Green Valley and wanted to make it happen — ence who will be sorely missed.
knew him. called. Country Club. he always wanted to make it hap-
pen. He was just really the most She met him before her days
Knopping, from Bryn Mawr, “He was a really sweet guy,” He was also on the board of kindhearted, good natured, ded- as CEO and has learned a lot
passed away at the age of 75 from said Silow, now managing part- HIAS Philadelphia, Philadelphia icated friend to the agency that from him since.
pancreatic cancer on Oct. 20. ner of the firm. “He was a very JCCs, Main Line Reform Tem- I’m very fortunate to have known
knowledgeable tax lawyer. He ple, JEVS and the American Red and to have worked with.” “He just had that kind of
Born on Jan. 1, 1940 in the was someone who never really Cross. From 1988 to 1991, energy, and what I learned from
Bronx, growing up across the lived on ceremony. He made Knopping served as chair of the After Knopping’s stint as him was that to always continue
street from Yankee Stadium, people — both his clients and board of the Jewish Family and board chair concluded, he stayed speaking about what you think
Knopping and his family moved adversaries — feel like they were Children’s Service. involved with the agency even is important and always contin-
to Mount Vernon, N.Y., where treated fairly and respectfully.” though he didn’t have to, which ue to ask people to join you in
he graduated from Mount “He was remarkable,” said Pia stood out to JFCS President and your mission, to support your
Vernon High School. He had a warm heart and a Eisenberg, vice president of insti- CEO Paula Goldstein. mission,” she said.
generous spirit, Silow added, tutional advancement at JFCS.
He studied accounting and law which made him easy to be “He was very kindhearted, good- “Owen was a chair of our The memorial service at
at the College of William & Mary, around. natured, always wanting to help. board but he was one of those Main Line Reform Temple
graduating in 1961 and later He really cared about the agency.” chairs who after he served as chair showed how everyone felt about
receiving his law degree in 1964. “He was — I hate the term, continued to remain very him, said Eisenberg.
it’s a total cliché — a people per- Eisenberg first met him when involved in the organization —
After law school and taking son,” he said. “He had a good she worked for the Jewish always attending board meetings “It was a really beautiful
the Virginia bar, he enlisted in the word to say about everyone. He Federation of Greater Philadelphia, and always trying to connect us tribute,” she said. “You could see
United States Air Force in 1964 was a sort of classic good guy.” before she started at JFCS. She to people who might be interested what a prominent loving figure
as a captain and lawyer in the recalled how often he emailed and to giving to the organization and he was. It was a beautiful, well-
judge advocate general’s office in Knopping’s charitable work not holding back if he had an deserved tribute to an incredible,
Niagara Falls, N.Y., and he was was extensive, starting in the ear- opinion about the way the organ- remarkable man.”
stationed there for three years. ly 1970s as president of the Ard- ization was going,” Goldstein said.
This was also where he met his wood Civic Association and St. “He was a very vital presence.” He is survived by his family,
wife of 50 years, Margaret. Mary’s Hospital, where he was including his wife Margaret, his
influential in the opening of a She added that he stayed in sons Jamie (Hillary), Eric
In 1967, he worked for the new hospital in Port Richmond. his role as board chair longer (Kristin) and David (Denise)
Internal Revenue Service in He was also the president of than others had, which might and his grandchildren Max, Ava,
Newark, N.J. and then joined Jewish Family and Children have been because “they proba- Remy, Hannah and Jay.
Fox Rothschild in Philadelphia. Agencies, Kaiserman JCC, bly didn’t want to let him go, but
Martins Run Retirement and Contact: [email protected];
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▲ Top row from left to right: Coach Goodwin, Elisheva Malomet, Eliana Commissioner Val Arkoosh joined commissioners at The Renfrew Center since 1985 when it opened
Israel, Isabella Jacobson, Hana Wohlberg, Talia Koltun-Fromm, Julia
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