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OF NOTE Historic Torah
Demonstrates
LOCAL the Power
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Old Synagogue People
Gets New Name
Society Hill shul RACHEL WINICOV | JE INTERN
now called B’nai
Abraham Chabad. COMMERCIAL JETS ROARED over- From left: Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, Dayton Children’s Hospital CEO Debbie Feldman, Dayton
head, a rare sign of life amid empty Dragons Co-owner Greg Rosenbaum and newspaper publisher Marshall Weiss. Photo by Jon Marks
Page 4 industrial complexes and dormant naval
vessels lurking in the water. e Navy Jewish-Owned Dayton
LOCAL Yard remained desolate June 25, save for a Dragons a Hot Ticket
tiny chapel nestled between the Delaware Around Gem City
Teachers Learn River and Citizens Bank Park.
About Holocaust JON MARKS | JE STAFF No one’s quite sure why they call Day-
Seminar includes e Chapel of Four Chaplains buzzed ton the “Gem City,” because it has noth-
tale of hero soldier. with activity as about 50 guests, mostly DAYTON, OHIO e Wright broth- ing to do with precious stones. Located
retired veterans and military chaplains, par- ers did all the planning for the rst-ever 50 miles from Cincinnati, 70 from the
Page 5 took in a ceremony to mark the passing of a ight here, long before they took o from state capitol in Columbus and 213 from
historic Torah to Rabbi Joseph Potasnik of Kitty Hawk, N.C. Mike Schmidt learned Cleveland, its metropolitan area counts
LOCAL the New York City Fire Department. the game here, years before he became about 800,000.
a Phillies Hall of Famer. Actress Alli-
Pew Funds “It’s more than the ve books of Moses. e former home of Delco Electron-
Art With It’s a slice of Americanism, an object that ics and National Cash Register (NCR), the
Jewish Themes Jews and gentiles alike came together to city has enjoyed a cultural and economic
Women in klezmer, protect,” omas Shallow, co-organizer of
Israeli filmmaker the event and the chair of the Pennsylva-
focus of projects. nia Sons of the American Legion, said of
the Torah scroll.
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Historic Congregation Embraces
New Model of Shul Life

LOCAL to core Orthodox observances. Linda Goldner joined the Guests at B’nai Abraham Chabad’s annual gala enjoy a cocktail hour.
RACHEL WINICOV | JE INTERN Early into his tenure at B’nai synagogue 18 years ago, with Photo by Rachel Winicov
Abraham, Goldman reinstated the hiring of Rabbi Goldman.
WHEN JEWS FLEEING separate male and female seat- A master’s degree holder from at B’nai Abraham. goodbye to some families.”
czarist Russia arrived in Phil- ing during services. Reconstructionist Rabbini- e older crowd at B’nai e gala honored four fam-
adelphia in 1874, they found- cal College, she studied over Abraham also praises the rab- ilies, two of whom are leaving
ed Chevra B’nai Avrohom mi His wife, Leah Goldman, lunch-and-learn sessions with bi’s changes. the city, for their contributions
Russe, probably with little spearheaded the creation of the the rabbi and joined the syn- “I used to be down here to the preschool and synagogue.
thought to the synagogue’s Center City Jewish Preschool agogue because of his intelli- every weekend,” Je Shender It also featured a musical perfor-
adaptability to 21st-century life. on the synagogue campus, gence and charisma. said, explaining how a move mance by Choni G, a South Afri-
although it remains a sepa- to Elkins Park demanded a can pop star who croons ballads
In 2017, however, the temple’s rate entity. Now boasting more “It’s a unique synagogue,” change in synagogues. “It was ranging from Israeli folk songs
lay leaders resolved to modern- than 75 students, the preschool she said with a laugh. “ e mostly older guys back then. to re ections on the Holocaust.
ize how the historic synagogue is the primary way in which community is starting to get It’s remarkable to see the ener- Concluding the event, the
approaches the surrounding the synagogue gains members. younger.” Pointing at the gala’s gy now. ere’s more diversity.” synagogue unveiled a new-
community. ey voted in Jan- cocktail hour, she noted, “All Synagogue President David ly renovated third- oor mul-
uary to formally a liate with ose young families, however, the generations are in the same Mink spoke brie y at the event tipurpose room, donated by
the Chabad-Lubavitch move- do not always consider them- room. And people of all di er- and marveled at the changes. member Jonathan Adams.
ment and rebrand Historic selves Orthodox. ent Jewish practices, too.” “Eighteen years ago there By the bu et, two younger
Congregation B’nai Abraham was no preschool,” he said. members discussed the shul.
as B’nai Abraham Chabad. “Most do not come on a Tova and Brad Du Plessis, “ e shul struggled to form “I love it,” Moussia Gold-
regular basis, but they come for originally from South Africa, minyans and even on Shabbos. man, the Goldmans’ 15-year-
e rebirth was celebrat- holidays and to celebrations,” moved to Philadelphia four Chabad is lowering the barriers old daughter, said of the
ed June 20 at the synagogue’s Rabbi Goldman explained. years ago. Goldman, himself to access. It’s the fastest-grow- congregation. “It’s not boring
annual gala event, “A Celebra- from South Africa, attracted ing Jewish movement today.” at all. e synagogue is young;
tion of Generations.” He said the recent shi the couple, and the preschool Goldman followed Mink at it’s happening.”
toward a full Chabad model cemented their decision to join the bimah and highlighted a Her brother, Levi Gold-
Partygoers espoused the new encourages participation in syn- the synagogue. key challenge. man, 11, concurred: “My father
label, though Rabbi Yochonon agogue life outside of services. “ ere is a transient nature makes it more fun,” he said.
Goldman admitted it means lit- “Our daughter is now in of urban congregations,” he Asked what he thought of
tle for the average congregant. He added, “ ere’s an evolv- the preschool,” Essen Bakery said. “People move away to the the assemblage of people at
ing tradition of people who owner Tova Du Plessis said. suburbs, to other cities, and the gala, he replied simply:
“It’s more an internal pay dues and those who have “We love the nonjudgmental tonight, we are sadly saying “It’s beautiful.”
change that’s not felt as much other ways of engagement. Our attitude of the synagogue,” she
by the congregation,” he said. objective is not to be limited to added, noting that both those
just members.” who attend minyan regularly
For Goldman, the change and those who may only daven
culminates his years-long Despite the trend, those a few times a year are welcome
e orts to return the synagogue who do register as members
o en cite the Goldmans as
their inspiration.

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Local Maccabiah Games Rowers
Have Medals on Their Minds

SPORTS majoring in French and Span- tional. I’m looking forward to ning. “I have friends
JON MARKS | JE STAFF ish at the University of Penn- being back there and recon- who’ve previously
sylvania, and Wolford, a native necting with some of the peo- gone there [to the
EVEN THOUGH SHE’S a Californian who only started ple from my trip.” Maccabiah Games]
relative rowing novice, Brooke rowing two years ago and has for soccer, who said
Wolford has a long family his- been living and training here While Genyk hasn’t done it was a really mov-
tory with boats. the past six months, this is Birthright, he vividly recalls ing experience.”
their career pinnacle so far. his trip to Israel. Meantime, until
Her great-grandfather sailed she arrived here a er
from Russia to the United Getting to do it in Israel “I remember a fair amount,” spending a few months
States, settling in Reno, Nev., only makes it more special. said Genyk, who attended training in New York,
where there was a thriving Jew- Congregation Rodeph Sha- Wolford had no idea
ish community. “I grew up right next to the lom in Center City, where he about the games.
JCC in Marin County [outside became a Bar Mitzvah. “It’ll The current
And even though he’s only San Francisco], and we used to be nice just to see the sites behavioral techni- Ethan Genyk and Brooke Wolford
been there as a 10-year-old, do Shabbat every Friday night again — the Wall, Masada. cian and strength/ Photo by Jon Marks
Ethan Genyk’s ties to Israel go and celebrate all the holidays,” It was special being there the conditioning coach at
way back, too. His grandfather, recalled the 23-year-old Wol- Friends’ Central School now experience and see how it feels.
Daniel Krausner, who’s still ford, who played water polo rst time, so I’ll be excited to sees this a potential stepping “I really haven’t thought
alive, fought in Israel’s War of and swam until making the reconnect with Israel.” stone to something greater — about it that much while I’ve
Independence in 1948. switch to rowing at the urging the Olympics. been training. I’m one of those
of a friend. “As I got older, my Wearing the red, white and “I’m trying to go nation- people who don’t get nervous
So putting the two of them mom let me check out other blue is especially exciting. al and hope this is a start- until I’m in the moment. But
together to lead the local row- things, and it became more of ing point,” said Wolford, a I de nitely want to be taking
ing contingent for Team USA a cultural thing. “I’ve always thought about two-time All-American rower some medals home.”
at the upcoming Maccabiah representing the U.S., so it’ll be at the University of Central
Games seems a natural t. “But when I did my Birth- cool,” continued the German- Oklahoma. “I want to get that
right trip last August, I con- town Friends School product, See Rowers, Page 13
For Genyk, a lifelong Phila- nected with it a lot more than who wants to complete a mas-
delphian from Fairmount now I expected. It was more emo- ter’s degree in city and regional
planning at Penn and pursue a
career in transportation plan-

Maccabiah Games Stir 20 Years
of Memories for Local Athlete

Josh Hersz is a Maccabiah Games veteran. Photo by Jon Marks SPORTS with breathing in pesticides, Following that, they’ll
JON MARKS | JE STAFF while 60 more were injured. march into Jerusalem’s Teddy
Stadium, which now hosts the
Having slipped momentarily “I was feet away, right at opening ceremonies, before
out of line for a group picture, the foot of the bridge,” Hersz preparing for the six-team
Josh Hersz and fellow members recalled. “We thought at rst master’s 35-to-44 competition.
of the Australian Maccabiah just that everyone had gotten For Hersz and company, there’s
basketball team were about to wet. We had no idea there was un nished business.
cross a makeshi bridge over any problem.
the Yarkon River leading into “Traditionally at Maccabiah,
Ramat Gan Stadium for the “It wasn’t a very deep river. whatever the age group, Israel
1997 Maccabiah Games open- e trouble was everyone fell and America tend to dominate
ing ceremonies when all hell on top of each other and there and everyone else plays for the
broke loose. were people stuck on the bot- bronze,” said the 6-foot-9-inch
tom of the pile. And they had Hersz, who won bronze in the
Under the crush of partic- sprayed the whole thing with 1999 Pan American Games in
ipants, the bridge collapsed, so much pesticide some peo- Mexico City, as well the 2001
sending many of those on it into ple drowned because they were Maccabiah Games. “But there
the water. What initially seemed breathing in those fumes.” have been exceptions.
almost comic turned tragic: Next week, Hersz and three
Four members of the Aussie members of that ’97 hoops “It would be considered a
contingent were killed under the squad — including his younger big upset, but our goal is to
crush of humanity, combined brother, Tom — will return knock o Israel or the U.S. in
for a July 4 memorial service
marking that tragic occasion. See Australia, Page 13

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States has dropped 27 percent for moments of prayer and won’t find anywhere else. So come
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that dropped to just 57 percent followed.
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Rabbi Yosef Goldman from Dettwyler taught anthro- section of an article on the from a hotel. At some point, he
“ ey believe Israel falls Temple Beth Zion-Beth Isra- National Review website. su ered a neurological injury
short with regard to values such el helped plan the vigil along pology in the spring semester. and went into a coma. He was
as human rights, tolerance and with Raquel Saraswati. She had made her comments Warmbier was arrested in returned to the United States in
diversity,” the paper said. about Warmbier, a University North Korea and sentenced that condition, dying June 18.
Gal Gadot Ranks as of Virginia student, on Face- to 15 years of hard labor for
e number of Jewish col- Most Popular Actor on
lege students supportive of the Social Media
Palestinians climbed from 11 Israeli actress Gal Gadot, who
percent to 13 percent. stars as the title character in
the box o ce smash Wonder
Support for Israel also Woman, ranks rst on e Hol-
declined in the general popula- lywood Reporter’s Top Actor
tion — from 73 percent in 2010 chart, the publication reported.
to 54 percent in 2016.
e chart ranks the most
Study: Just 21 Percent popular actors based on relat-
of Non-Haredi American ed activity on Facebook, Ins-
Jews Ages 25 to 54 tagram, Twitter, YouTube and
Married to Jews Google Plus.

e Jewish People Policy Insti- Gadot had ranked fourth
tute (JPPI) released a study that the previous two weeks, but
showed that among non-Hare- unseated Indian actress Pri-
di American Jews between the yanka Chopra in the week end-
ages of 25 and 54 just 21 per- ing June 20.
cent are married to Jews.
Delaware Professor
Of the remainder, 50 per- Who Criticized
cent are not married, while 29 Jewish College Student
percent are intermarried. Detained in North Korea
Won’t Be Rehired
e intermarriage rate is
highest among those ages 25 to University of Delaware Adjunct
29 at 60 percent. Professor Katherine Dettwyler,
who said Jewish college student
“Considerable disturbing Otto Warmbier — who died
evidence points to deeply chal- a er being detained in North
lenging trends in America’s Korea for more than a year —
Jewish families — late mar- “got exactly what he deserved”
riage, intermarriage, reduced won’t be rehired, the school
child-bearing and non-Jew- said in a statement, according
ish child-rearing,” the study’s
abstract begins.

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FLASHBACK

Headline September ’04 talked about all things hot dog, focusing on the opening of a kosher hot dog cart
in the Exponent: Beersheva at the rst preseason Eagles game ever held at then-new Lincoln Financial Field.
Bombings Kill 16, Injure 100
“It feels good to a Jew at an Eagles game,” said Israeli immigrant Yuval
On a Lighter Note, Popularity Yonah, who was holding both a beer and a hot dog.
of Hot Dogs Explored
Reporting from New York, Runyan also contributed two stories (one
ANDY GOTLIEB | JE MANAGING EDITOR appearing on the cover) about the Republican National Convention.

Neo-Nazis Plan
Rally on Yom Kippur

THE COVER OF the Sept. 2, 2004 Jewish PAGE 8 PROVIDED evidence that some things, sadly, never seem to change.
Exponent featured three stories that were as e Exponent reported that the neo-Nazi group National Socialist Move-
di erent as can be. ment planned a rally in Valley Forge National Historical Park on Sept. 25,
e paper led with the horri c news of which was Yom Kippur that year. e group
two bus bombings in Beersheva, Israel on said it was organizing against illegal non-
Aug. 31 that killed 16 and injured more than white immigrants and mentioned bringing
100. Hamas claimed responsibility. home troops from “Israeli-led Zionist wars
e bombings were especially unsettling because Israel over oil, greed and lies.”
had enjoyed a sense of calm in the prior months, according to the JTA article. A park superintendent said rally organiz-
In a line that could appear in a story today, then-Prime Minister Ariel ers contended in their permit request that
Sharon said, “ e ght against terror will continue with full strength.” 200 to 300 people were expected, although
On a lighter note, the cover featured a story about the endearing popu- that number was considered suspect.
larity of the hot dog. e superintendent was right: A follow-up
In his rst stint at the Exponent, current Editor-in-Chief Joshua Runyan article said only 50 people showed up.

Harold Schae er, Developer of HAROLD SCHAEFFER
King of Prussia Mall, Dies at 89

OBITUARY A er nishing his stud- to construct the adjacent Court well as revitalization projects Photo courtesy of Palm Beach Daily News
RACHEL WINICOV |JE INTERN ies, Schae er joined the Navy shopping center, launching the in Portland, Maine; Saratoga,
Reserve, then served in the complex toward its current sta- N.Y.; and Bethlehem, Pa. Beyond philanthropy, Schaef-
HAROLD SCHAEFFER WAS Army during the Korean War. tus as the second-largest mall in fer enjoyed time with his family
an unknown celebrity. the United States. In his spare time, Schaef- and outdoor activities, including
He returned home in 1954 fer joined his wife in a host hunting, sailing and y shing.
The primary developer and married Adele Kaplan. Although Kravco sold a of philanthropic ventures.
behind many beloved area shop- Shortly therea er, he began majority ownership stake in “He was brilliant and to
ping malls, thousands enjoy his working for M.A. Kravitz Co., its company to Simon Malls in e couple were married for his last day, was excited about
work each day, although many a mall development and man- 2003, its vision remains as the 63 years and were involved in new horizons, about learn-
are unaware Schae er created agement company. Tasked with mall continues to attract prime the boards of many Philadel- ing, sailing, photography. He
the shopping metropolises. scouting possible mall loca- retailers and expand its area. phia organizations. Schae er was a lifelong learner,” his son
tions and attracting potential Other Kravco malls included notably served as a consultant Anthony Schae er told e
He died June 17 of heart stores, Schae er excelled at the Oxford Valley Mall, Montgom- for the Ford Foundation and Philadelphia Inquirer.
failure. e real estate maven, job and took over the compa- ery Mall, Quaker Bridge Mall advised, among others, Penn
of Rittenhouse Square and ny with partner Arthur Powell and Lehigh Valley Mall. Medicine, the Wistar Institute, Schae er is survived by his
Gladwyne, was 89. in the 1960s. ey renamed it the Academy of Music and e wife, two additional sons, Robert
Kravco and worked at the fore- Schae er worked on a num- Philadelphia Orchestra. and James, a brother, Raymond,
Born in 1927, Schae er grew front of development for more ber of notable development proj- and ve grandchildren.
up in Mount Airy. He attended than 40 years. ects outside of Kravco. A major He and his wife funded the
Central High School, graduat- leader of the Bedford-Stuyve- Adele and Harold Schae er
ing in 1945, before enrolling in Kravco developed the orig- sant restoration project in Professor of Medicine program
Temple University. He graduat- inal King of Prussia complex, Brooklyn, N.Y., he spearheaded at Penn Medicine, which sup-
ed from Temple with a degree opened in 1963 as the Plaza at that area’s transformation into ports a physician who serves
in business in 1950. In 1999, King of Prussia with a handful an urban haven for the cre- underprivileged populations.
he received an honorary doc- of retailers, including Acme and ative. Additionally, he worked In addition, he created the
torate from Temple’s Fox J.C. Penney. In 1981, growing on the redevelopment of his- Harold Schae er Scholarship at
School of Business. demand propelled the company toric Faneuil Hall in Boston, as Temple University for students
in the Fox School of Business.

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The Untold Story of the Jewish KVETCH ’N KVELL

E ort to Pass the GI Bill Same Old Racism
SADLY, IT DOESN’T surprise me that anti-Semitism has
BY ANNA SELMAN Legion announced its “GI Bill States’ involvement in World been used in the argument concerning privilege (“The
of Rights,” JWV was one of the War II. Not only did JWV want Noxious Notion of Jewish Privilege,” June 1). The poster
ON JUNE 22, we celebrated to show that American Jews referred to mentions the 1 percent. Is that not an economic
the anniversary of the GI Bill, rst organizations to join on in shared in the burden of the reference? That it conflates with Jews and anti-Semitism,
a historic act that was the rst support of the legislation. again, is no surprise.
major piece of legislation deal- ghting, JWV also gave credit
ing with the post-World War II JWV was most e ective in its to other minorities. e GI Bill I, too, have heard B’nai Mitzvah youth refer to his or her
era challenges to come. campaigning and behind-the- entitlements opened up jobs privilege. at did not surprise me. Did I not read in e New
scenes work with congressional and educational opportunities York Times an article stating that an overwhelming proportion
With veterans coming home members. Not only did JWV that would otherwise not be of philanthropists were Jewish? Now, please think politically; the
to already fully sta ed factories, leadership meet with congres- available to these groups. tenor of the climate has been, for more than two decades, parti-
the GI Bill, o cially known as sional leaders, the organization san hostility. For the past year it has been venomous.
the Service Member Readjust- also started a vigorous phone All of this would not have
ment Act of 1944, helped stop and letter writing campaign been possible without the Think now of the wealth gap. It is a chasm as wide and
another recession by providing a er its National Command- vision and direction of Green- deep as the Grand Canyon with many levels far below the
education and housing oppor- er Archie Greenberg called its berg. His leadership and top 1 or 5 percent. It is a manmade contrivance, just as the
tunities to veterans — allowing membership to action. direction helped safeguard institutional racism that this nation allowed and didn’t real-
them to create new jobs and protections for veterans in the ly address until 1964.
businesses in America’s new JWV is credited with starting future. As the debate continues
booming economy. the rst letter-writing campaign. around the GI Bill and veteran That racism underlies practically everything. When racists
bene ts, it is nice to reminisce can’t find any other “other” to attack, the Jews are the next
However, the Jewish e ort “A er a while, all the other about where we started, but we easiest target. The economically privileged wrote the tax
behind the GI Bill is little [veteran] organizations start- also need to look forward to all laws to privilege themselves. Andrew Goodman and Michael
known to the public. ed picking it up,” stated past the work that needs to be done Schwerner, two of the three Freedom Summer workers mur-
National JWV Commander in the future. dered in Mississippi, should be honored, but they would be
In 1944, there were large Jerry Cohen. appalled at the direction this nation has taken socially, eco-
groups of World War II veter- is year, JWV National nomically and racially.
ans already living in the United e campaign was so success- Commander Carl Singer has
States — discharged for either ful that the GI Bill passed in the made strengthening the GI Bill Nathan Farbman | Philadelphia
disability or family reasons. A next two months. e director of one of his priorities.
column in e Jewish Veteran the American Legion’s National On American Self-Interest, Other Countries Get It
explained, “Vets are being dis- Rehabilitation Committee rec- “Some schools have been IN THE RUSH to condemn the alleged “stupidity” of President
charged more than 8,000 a week. ognized the JWV in an article, taking advantage of veterans Donald Trump’s decision to pull the United States out of the Par-
More than a million have been stating, “ e American Legion with the GI Bill because some- is Accord, it never occurred to Editor-in-Chief Joshua Runyan
honorably discharged since Pearl is indebted for many contribu- one else is paying the bill. We that his conclusion at the end of his column utterly undermined
Harbor.” Many of these veter- tions in men and ideas — name- need to provide [service mem- the very premise of his otherwise thoughtful article: the power
ans brought with them postwar ly, the Jewish War Veterans of bers] with guidance on good of self-interest (“Long Before Europe, Israel Was Forced To Go It
the United States!” schools to pick,” Singer said. Alone,” June 8).

However, JWV’s greatest JWV also co-signed a let- The reason “we didn’t hear much about these arguments” is
ter alongside 37 veterans orga- because it is eminently clear to any person even superficially
Jewish War Veterans’ greatest contribution to the nizations urging members of familiar with the geopolitical reality that the heads of for-
GI Bill was its aggressive campaigning for racial Congress to take action on eign governments know full well — whatever their personal
and religious protections to be put into the bill. modernizing the current bill. feelings toward Trump or his decision — that it’s supremely
in their best interest to fully cooperate with the Earth’s only
challenges similar to disabilities contribution to the GI Bill was “JWV exists to our sol- economic, technological and military superpower on most
seen in today’s veterans. its aggressive campaigning for diers and veterans. Whether matters, particularly those relating to their security and eco-
With more than 50,000 Jew- racial and religious protections it’s visiting a single veteran at nomic well-being … including the green technologies Runyan
ish World War II veterans dis- to be put into the bill. JWV was a nursing facility or going to cares so much about.
charged in 1944, the Jewish War vested in promoting racial and Congress to speak on behalf of
Veterans of the United States religious diversity in the bill all veterans, we are there and Trump gets it. So did the preceding presidents.
(JWV) was one of the rst vet- because there was a vast con- we will be there. It is vital that
erans’ organizations to antici- cern among American Jewry of we get our message out,” Singer Isaac Svartsman | Philadelphia
pate the needs of the returning a resurgence of anti-Semitism said.
soldiers. Its national headquar- a er the war. Statement From the Publisher
ters already had sta working These concerns mainly If you would like to get
on job placement, vocational stemmed from op-eds pub- more involved in the current We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the opinion columns and letters
training and treatment for dis- lished in various newspapers GI Bill debate, please contact published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect
abled veterans. It was no sur- that stated American Jews your local JWV chapter. the views of the o cers and boards of the Jewish Publishing Group and/or the Jewish
prise that when the American were responsible for the United Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Send letters to [email protected] or fax to
Anna Selman is the programs and pub- 215-569-3389. Letters should be a maximum of 200 words and may be edited for clarity
lic relations coordinator for the Jewish and brevity. Unsigned letters will not be published.
War Veterans of the United States
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Bill a airs for the Consulate General Mayor Jim Kenney (center) signed the Ethnic Intimidation and Institu- an African-American, so I
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Continued from Page 4 dau, executive director of the Johnson, Rabbi Joshua Waxman, Rabbi Solomon Isaacson, Adam Kessler, ism and addressing issues of
Philadelphia Commission on Rue Landau, Rabbi Yosef Goldman and Addie Lewis Klein. Photo provided social justice,” he explained. “I
etery, you will be charged one Human Relations; Rabbi Yosef believe that no human beings
single count,” he explained. Goldman; Rabbi Solomon Isaac- Johnson, who is not Jewish, AJC members and others from should be subjected to any
“My bill will make it so you son; and Rabbi Joshua Waxman. said he has a special a nity African-American and Jewish part of hate or discrimination
will be charged for each indi- for his “Jewish brothers and communities, and credited it based upon their religious or
vidual headstone … to send a “[ e signing] was also an sisters.” He visited Israel on with having a transformational ethnic identity.”
clear message that these hate opportunity for us as a city an American Jewish Com- impact on his life.
crimes will not be tolerated.” to stand together as a sign of mittee trip three years ago for Johnson hopes the new law
solidarity and unity against all “First and foremost, I am will decrease these types of
For just one headstone, the forms of hate,” Johnson added. incidents in the future.
ne is $2,000. Upon a third suc-
cessive violation, o enders can e ethnic intimidation bill “We’re living in a time right
be imprisoned for up to 30 days. was joined by Green’s similar bill now under a presidency where
relating to incidents of racism in people are becoming embold-
In attendance at the bill sign- the Gayborhood. It amends the ened by some of the hateful
ing were Councilman At-Large fair practices ordinance, allow- rhetoric that they may hear,”
Derek Green; Addie Lewis ing the Commission on Human he said, “so it’s important to
Klein, community engagement Relations to cease operations of step up when we see any types
director of the Jewish Federation a business in response to unlaw- of hate taking form.”
of Greater Philadelphia; Adam ful discrimination.
Kessler, director of the Jewish Contact:
Federation’s Jewish Communi- Johnson’s bill applies to [email protected];
ty Relations Council; Michael all cemeteries within the city 215-832-0737
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