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Color War
The staple of IT WAS A devastating weekend. The interior of K’Far Photo by Michael Persico
summer camp is Two mass shootings left 31 dead and
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dozens wounded. Opens Near Rittenhouse
Page 4 On Aug. 3, a gunman killed 22 shoppers
SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF by Chef Michael Solomonov and Steven
LOCAL in an El Paso, Texas, Walmart. The alleged Cook of the restaurant group CookNSolo.
attacker, Patrick Crusius, is being held IN PREPARATION FOR the big day, Cogswell, who has spent the last three-
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Remembered imately 1 a.m. the next day, Connor Betts 100 borekas stuffed with Bulgarian feta, serves as executive chef of this new ven-
Residents recall the allegedly murdered nine people at a bar in potato, Swiss chard or jam and sweet ture. Chef de Cuisine Troy Wilson leads
iconic cultural event Dayton, Ohio. Police killed Betts in action. cheese; hundreds of chocolate rugelach; with her.
50 years later. and dozens of cookies, pistachio sticky
The massacres occurred just 13 buns, babkas and walnut cakes. But the plethora of pastries wasn’t
Page 5 hours apart. enough for the crowds coming to the
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Color War Remains a Camp Staple

LOCAL The end of the marathon Photo by Jesse Bernstein seems shaky on the verses and 2019
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF very solid on the chorus.
fight song practice, to be exact, of Taylor Swift’s “We Are Never is probably 6-feet-by-6-feet.
“GUYS IN THE back, you’re and the distinction seems to be Ever Getting Back Together” To get the kids sitting back In here, away from the judges
going to make us lose points!” the force with which the lyrics and, as it goes with the general down, the harried generals at
are yelled/sung. Blue Earth’s population’s experience with the front of the room use an and referees — i.e., camp admin-
That warning, delivered by friendship song is to the tune a radio-friendly hit, everyone elaborate hand gesture and a istrators and senior counselors
a general for the blue team command: “Blue – Earth – Is — campers seem to feel that they
at Camp Kef’s color war, is – Cool!” The youngest kids can speak a little more freely. As
strained, barely audible over assume the position up front one camper delicately smooths
the chatter of the team and said — criss-cross applesauce — and the curve of a painted Mars
with utmost seriousness. the older kids splay their legs out with his brush, he mentions that
in the back. Before they begin someone on Blue Earth told him
Color war at Camp Kef, the fight song practice, the generals that “Silver team sucks,” a clear
Kaiserman JCC’s summer camp, instruct them to cheer for the violation of the governing speech
is in its final day, and the blue other team, which each bellig- code of the Color War. Another
team — Blue Earth, to be exact erent in the Color War must do Silver Outer Space member
— leads Silver Outer Space by to stay in the good graces of the mentions that, in the boat race,
1,000 points. To an outsider, that judges and referees. held in the outdoor pool, Blue
may seem an insurmountable Earth launched their vessel on
deficit, but Aug. 2 brings the big- Down the hallway from the
money events, the ones that can practice room, a handful of See Color, Page 6
turn around a week of frustra- older kids on the Silver Outer
tions: the song, the plaque and Space team are putting the fin-
the marathon, which is actually ishing touches on the plaque.
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Woodstock Alumni Recall Festival, 50 Years Later

LOCAL Andy Goldman in 1971 Beryl Rosenstock in 1969 “It was fragmented from the Woodstock thing next week? I
RACHEL WINICOV | JE FEATURE Courtesy of Andy Goldman Courtesy of Beryl Rosenstock very beginning. You could see bought tickets.’”
that there were a lot of good-
IT WAS A haven of peace and we’d be better off leaving than that a little 3-year-old would hearted people who didn’t have After a second date to vet
music. An escape from war staying the first day.” ride. He’s going to attempt to any idea of what they were doing.” her future husband, Rosenstock
and politics. In remote Bethel, come down the muddy hill.” agreed and the two left for Bethel.
New York, Woodstock brought Susan Neuman experienced However, she emphasized,
around 400,000 attendees the a similar muddy situation. From there, the story gets “people were very nice.” “We kept hearing news
experience of a lifetime. The Narberth resident went to messier, she explained. reports talking about the traffic
the concert with a peer from “We wound up sitting conditions. They said, if you get
This year marks the music George Washington High “There’s hundreds of us at around a big group of people. there, don’t even think about
festival’s 50th anniversary, orig- School, whom she still consid- the bottom of the hill, clap- Some people had cans of ravi- getting back out.”
inally held on Aug. 15-18, 1969. ers her best friend. ping and cheering him on. oli, and they passed it around.”
So, he started down the hill. That posed a problem.
An attempt to recreate the “I was the one that wanted Needless to say, he got maybe The festival cemented the “My husband was a resident,
event recently fell through; to go to Woodstock. We did not three feet and the tricycle turns ‘60s experience for her. and he was supposed to be on
nevertheless, the original festi- obviously know what we were it over. He landed in the mud. call the next day,” she said. “We
val lives on in the minds of its getting ourselves into, but my Everybody erupted with clap- “It was all this goodwill realized that there was no way
attendees, some of whom the sole purpose was to see Jimi ping and roaring. It was great.” that went on. It was what you that we were going to make it.”
Exponent spoke with to com- Hendrix,” she said. dreamed about and what was Nevertheless, just being a
memorate the event. The rain delayed many per- said about all of the people in part of the Woodstock experi-
“As we got closer, it was just formers. Hendrix moved his that realm of hippie-dom.” ence makes Rosenstock proud.
A ndy Gold ma n of Phila- sheer insanity. We kept getting set to Monday, unfortunately “I like that we have a story
delphia was entering his sopho- roadblocks because there were just for Neuman. She said, “while Unlike Neuman, Beryl about Woodstock. Being a per-
more year at George Washington massive amounts of people, and I considered myself a hippie, I Rosenstock of Philadelphia son who came of age in the
University when his college the roads were basically closed.” was more of a weekend hippie did not make it to the festival ΄60s, Woodstock was a cul-
roommate convinced him to go. because I needed to get back on grounds. mination of my youth. After
Neuman and crew drove Monday morning to go to work.” that, my life changed. We got
“I had no idea what Woodstock across farmland to eschew the “I had just met my husband married. We had children.” l
was. My roommate said he’d buy traffic. However, when they Although she missed a week before Woodstock. We
the tickets, so I said OK. When the arrived they encountered another Hendrix’s performance, got along very well, and he
time came, I borrowed my father’s problem. There was no space for Neuman remembers watching said, ‘Do you want to go to this
car and drove up.” their car because a Volkswagen Joe Cocker, Creedence
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there were so many people that the right there. We parked the car originally from Philadelphia.
fences were down,” he said. and I can’t believe that he’s doing
this. Like, let me get out of the “I was always going to go.
During the day, Goldman car,” Neuman said with a laugh. There was nothing that was
remembers watching Richie going to stop me from going,”
Havens perform. At night, Her most striking moment she recalled. “We went the
heavy rains descended. involves a crazy nude stunt. night before everyone else did,
so we didn’t have that horrific
“I was given the responsibil- “It had rained the night traffic. They were setting up, so
ity of putting up the tent,” he before, so the ground was we wound up helping.”
explained. “It was raining really pretty wet and muddy. At the
bad, so I’d put the tent up rather top of this hill was a naked Moskowitz could tell from
quickly. I put it up inside out.” man riding a tricycle, a bike the set-up that the festival
lacked structure.
As a result, the tent was no
longer waterproof, he said.

“We ended up sleeping in
the car. I was driving a 1967
Volkswagen Beetle. You know
how big a Volkswagen Beetle is.
My roommate from college was
6-foot-4.”

Understandably, Goldman
said, “by five in the morning,
we were rather uncomfortable.
And it was such a muddy mess.
Many of the people were com-
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Color necessitate large groups of chil- completely remove Barbasol with piercing two balloons, winner by default. Blue Team
dren running from one place shaving cream from a balloon from 10 feet away. Between the picks up 1,000 points, and Silver
Continued from Page 4 to the next, following their without popping it. A Blue Earth two teams, this takes about is given 500. The deficit has
generals. One must remember representative quickly joins the 60 attempts, but it is Blue that grown to 1,500. Silver will need
the first whistle, when they were that children are innovators table. Before long, they’re off to finishes first. They sprint over to win every event for the rest of
supposed to wait for a second in finding ways to accidentally the playground, to find a hidden the footbridge to Bridge Field, the day just to tie — including
whistle. That this is analogous hurt themselves; I watched a totem of their team. for the 14-legged race. By the both Silent Lunches, where the
to a classic Seinfeld episode is, little girl trip on a water bottle time Silver gets there, Blue is team that eats in greater silence
regrettably, lost on her. that she was holding in her Around the field they go, nearly halfway to the finish can pick up 200 points.
own hand. coloring in a large square with line. Blue’s compatriots are
The marathon is slated to chalk, leap-frogging as quickly already jumping up and down, Past the finish line, a
start in about 15 minutes, which The beginning of the mar- as they can, weaving tricycles celebrating the victory. wooden frame of about 18
already seems optimistic. An athon is 10 minutes late. Blue between traffic cones, putting feet is festooned with a large
administrator barks into his Earth’s generals do a West a puck in the back of the net But Silver was not fin- burlap “S”, and a matching
walkie-talkie: “I’ve deputized Wing-style walk-and-talk as and navigating a jungle gym. ished. In a burst of speed, they “B.” The idea was that the
the kindergarteners,” and he is they animatedly backhand Blue briefly takes the lead quickly catch up to Blue and, team that finished first would
indeed trailed by a line of them. their marathon schedules. after a soccer shoot-out, only just feet away from the finish have their letter set ablaze
A few minutes later, the same to lose it at the pool, where line, they are literally neck- first, but there seems to have
administrator, walking in the Finally, 15 minutes after a girl on Silver Outer Space and-neck. The campers are been some sort miscommuni-
other direction down the hall, the original start time, the glides halfway across the pool going ballistic. The finish line cation. Both flaming letters
now sans-deputies: “One of the marathon begins. You can’t on her initial dive to make up is ill-defined, and it’s not ini- make the hot day even hot-
puzzles is missing a piece, but tell from outside, because a half-length deficit. All the tially clear who crossed first. ter, and the campers begin to
we don’t know which puzzle or the initial events take place while, campers who finish the trudge back to the building
which piece it is.” inside the building. After a few event must run over to Bridge But then, Blue began to for Silent Lunch.
minutes, a Silver Outer Space Field, where the final leg will pump their fists and cheer,
It starts to become obvi- marathoner comes tearing out take place. and ran over to their team to For what it’s worth, Blue held
ous what a production this is, side, trailed by his team’s gen- announce victory. It seemed on to win color war 2019. l
even compared to the other erals. He hands the baton off One of the final legs is at that Silver had mistakenly
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Challah for Hunger Program Expands to JCCs,
Including Kaiserman Among Six Nationwide

LOCAL — did not have regular access to formed in 2004 as a college college chapters across Courtesy of Amy Krulik
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF sufficient food to maintain an campus-based program in the U.S., Canada,
active healthy life. response to food insecurity Australia and England
IT’S NOT IN the headlines among students. According to who get together to
every day, especially during cam- The scale of the problem is a Temple University study, 36% bake challah. The
paign season, but the numbers vast, but a new local partner- of U.S. students attending four- bread is then sold and
are startling: As of 2017, roughly ship aims to make a dent. The year universities and colleges the funds are donated
one in eight U.S. residents was Kaiserman Jewish Community face food insecurity, as do up in an even split
food insecure, meaning 40 Center in Wynnewood has to 67% at community colleges. between the nonprofit
million people — including partnered with Challah for MAZON: A Jewish
more than 12 million children Hunger on a pilot program to The nonprofit’s Campus Response to Hunger,
increase people’s access to food. Hunger Project has student and a local nonprofit
volunteers at more than 80 fighting hunger in
Challah for Hunger was each chapter’s community.

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HONOREES program that brings the same of development, communica-
model of baking and fundraising tions and strategy at Challah for
DR. ROBERT AND CAROL SUMMERS into nonprofits and Jewish insti- Hunger, said the nonprofit looks
tutions, but focuses on helping forward to working with the
CO-CHAIRS teens, families and young adults Kaiserman JCC. Philadelphia is
SANDY AND STEPHEN COZEN with physical and developmental home to Challah for Hunger’s
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program,” Kaiserman CEO of itself, is encouraging and
Amy Krulik said. “The issues brings people together.”
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and dear to my heart, both per- Challah for Hunger Chief
sonally and professionally. And Operating Officer Loren
I know that making challah and Shatten said it’s the hard work
creating opportunities for the of volunteers that makes the
community to come together is nonprofit possible. Given that
really the hallmark of the JCC’s JCCs are volunteer leaders in
role in our community.” the community, she expects
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Israeli Rock Star Plays Manayunk

LOCAL Ninet Tayeb act. She met the band members the Boston Music Awards last Tayeb grew up in a Jewish MON
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF Justin Higuchi, Wikimedia Commons by chance five years ago, and year. Tayeb’s Philadelphia family in Kiryat Gat, Israel, a S
they fell in love with her music. concert will showcase tunes community where “everyone
NINET TAYAB WAS the from her English-language knew everyone.” Her mother
Kelly Clarkson of Israel. At 19, “They’re so sweet,” said albums, as well as some yet- was born in Morocco and
the singer got her big break Tayeb, who’s very excited about to-be-released songs. her father in Tunisia. Tayeb
winning the debut season of the tour. remembers singing as early as
Kokhav Nolad, a reality TV Touring the U.S. and sing- age 8. Music was always a need
show similar to American Idol. But before that starts she ing for an audience of people rather than a want.
will play a significantly smaller who are less familiar with her
Three years later, the sing- gig right here in Philadelphia doesn’t bother Tayeb. “It chose me, you know?”
er-songwriter released her first on Aug. 14 at The Locks at she said. “It was something that
full-length album, Barefoot, Sona in Manayunk. She’ll “The less they know, the was in me ever since I remem-
which went platinum in less perform along with Aubrey better because I want them to ber myself. That driven power,
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Manischewitz to Sell Kosher Food Business Nahmani’s wife has stage 4 cancer; he is the father cameras. The incident was first reported over the
THE MANISCHEWITZ CO. is getting out of the of five children. weekend of July 27-28.
kosher food business. Broadway Legend Harold Prince Dies
“Mr. Nahmani is a nonviolent, first-time offender
JTA reported that Newark, New Jersey-based with no criminal history. He has five young children Broadway musical producer and director Harold
Manischewitz will sell all its kosher food business to at home and his wife is suffering from terminal can- “Hal” Prince — who racked up 21 Tony Awards in his
Kenover Marketing Corp., which is part of Kayco of cer. These extenuating circumstances underscore legendary career — died July 31 in Reykjavik, Iceland,
Bayonne, New Jersey. The company was formed by the urgency of his request for clemency,” the White CNN reported.
a merger of Kedem Foods, Kenover Marketing and House said in the statement.
B&W Foods. A Manhattan native, Prince had Philadelphia ties,
In 2017, Trump commuted the sentence of haredi having graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.
In a statement on July 29, the companies said the kosher meatpacking executive Sholom Rubashkin, who In addition, the Prince Theater (now known as the
transaction will be concluded shortly, with details to had been convicted of money laundering and fraud. Philadelphia Film Center) was named in his honor.
be announced. Until then, it’s business as usual.
IDF Veteran in Massachusetts Chases Prince produced or directed some of the most
The B. Manischewitz Co. LLC dates to 1888, when Down Flasher While Jogging famous shows ever to appear on Broadway, including
it was founded in Cincinnati by Rabbi Dov Behr Aia Polansky didn’t like what she saw when a man Fiddler on the Roof, Cabaret, Sweeney Todd, West Side
Manischewitz. It was a public corporation under flashed her as she was out jogging on July 18 in Story, The Phantom of the Opera and Evita.
Manischewitz family control until it was taken private Cambridge, Massachusetts, so she chased him down,
during a $42.5 million management buyout in 1990. JTA reported. “Not just the prince of musicals, the crowned
head who directed two of the greatest productions of
Trump Commutes Drug Charges for Polansky — a 6-foot-1 veteran of the Israel Defense my career, Evita and Phantom. This wonderful man
Orthodox Man With Dying Wife Forces who works as a personal trainer— caught the taught me so much and his mastery of musical theater
The 20-year sentence of an Israeli-born haredi man and held him while she asked passersby to call was without equal,” composer Andrew Lloyd Webber
man convicted on drug charges was commuted by police. Nobody got involved and the man got away said on Twitter Wednesday. l
President Donald Trump on July 29, JTA reported. when she tried to reach for her phone.
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Bakery had ordered the potato boreka, and grain bowls like quinoa K’Far Executive Chef Camille Cogswell
rugelach and a drink. A friend tabbouleh, tehina chicken salad
Continued from Page 1 of hers and former Repair the and Tunisian salad.
World fellow worked there, and
day, or the day after that. she had come to support her — Cogswell isn’t Jewish and
Within hours of opening, the even though she saw on social didn’t have much experience
bakery started to run out of pas- media that they had run out of making Mediterranean food
tries. By end of day, only salads pastries. before she started working at
and grain bowls remained. Zahav, she said. She was born in
Gretchen Fantini, owner of Asheville, North Carolina, and
“It’s been happening much Sweet Box Bakery, also came by spent time developing her pas-
more quickly than we antic- to support the opening. try experience in Chapel Hill
ipated, and it’s incredible,” and Seattle, eventually attend-
Cogswell said. “We just get this “Everyone’s so excited about ing the Culinary Institute of
big rush when things open, it,” said Fantini, who ordered America in New York. After
and we’ve been selling out of an iced coffee and said she graduation, she started working
pastries so early. I’m working would also probably get the at the Michelin-star NoMad in
on trying to produce more tabbouleh salad. “I just wanted New York City.
and more and more as fast as to come support it.”
we can.” In 2015, Cogswell decided
That first day, people cheer- to move to Philadelphia,
But customers keep coming. ily bustled into K’Far, a Hebrew where her fiancé lived. She was
Jamie Fox, senior fellow for word that means village. looking for a restaurant that
Repair the World, was at K’Far would be a good fit for her, and
on July 31 at about 2 p.m., an Beyond the aforementioned Yehuda Sichel, the chef of Abe
hour before closing. (The bak- pastries, the bakery also offers Fisher, put her in touch with
ery now closes at 2 p.m. but Lebanese kubaneh toasts, Solomonov, eventually leading
plans to extend its hours for topped with a variety of goodies to her position at Zahav.
dinner service.) She had been like smoked trout, avocado or
there the day before during brown sugar ricotta; Jerusalem “The energy at Zahav, the
the bakery’s soft opening and bagels with smoked salmon, food that was so bold and
air-cured beef; and salads unique and exciting, the team
there — it was something really
special and that was obvious Potato borekas Jerusalem bagels
from the beginning,” Cogswell
154 years old said. vegetables for breakfast and Foundation — the Rising Star
all of these extensive arrays of Chef of the Year award.
154 years old A little more than two salads, like vegetable salads, like
years ago, Solomonov and the salatims you get with your “It was absolutely surreal,”
SISMIMPPSSOONN HHOOUUSSEE Cook approached Cogswell meal at Zahav. Cogswell said. “I still kind of
with their idea for the new bak- pinch myself about it. It was
Philadelphia’s oldest retirement community has come a long ery, she said. “It’s just incredible. You such an honor, so gratifying and
waPyh! iWladeehlpahviae’sborladnedstnreetwireImnednetpceonmdmeunntitLyivhiansgcoampaeratmloenngts in our might taste one vegetable five humbling. It was really so self-
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Cook, “eating our way through ways. I really loved that, and we that you’re doing that’s connect-
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for me, experiencing the culture trip, Zahav took home the title noticed and connecting with
and meeting people and not just of Outstanding Restaurant at people and bringing people joy.” l
eating food but seeing what is the 2019 James Beard Awards.
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than it is for Americans,”
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three weeks leading into that shootings. personal actions.He urged peo- said he feels obligated to This message is sponsored by a friend of
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Despite the sorrow, the hol- areas abhorrent, especially
iday brings hope, Rigler said. RABBI PETER RIGLER given that usually “the bad
people still have guns and the
“This Shabbat, the one “In the tremendous sadness and not just sweep it under explained, “ ere’s a general good people are stuck with-
before Tisha B’av, is called and pain, I actually feel a sense the table. Don’t agree. Don’t principle in rabbinic Judaism out any protection. You cannot
Shabbat Hazon, which means of seeing what humans are agree that white supremacists that says it’s not our task to terminate (gun ownership) all
a Shabbat of vision. e idea is capable of doing in response. are correct. Don’t agree that complete the mission, but at the way, because this will a ect
that although we’ve had these To me, that is where God is Nazism was correct.” the same time, it’s our respon- the people who really need to
three weeks of sadness, for the found, in our response. at’s sibility to do whatever we can.” protect themselves. We (Jews)
what I’m thinking a lot about.” Rabbi Howard Cove of need to protect ourselves.
rst time, we get this glimpse Beiteinu also noted the destruc- Rabbi Elchanan Abergel of De nitely.”
of seeing past the destruction Rabbi Amiel Novoseller of tive power of hateful language. Congregation Dibrot Eliyahu
and starting to nd comfort.” Congregation Beth Tovim also had a slightly di erent opinion. While he cautioned against
looked toward Jewish tradition “I’m discouraged that the total bans, Abergel agreed more
In Judaism, the seven-week for guidance a er the tragedies. only thing that I’ve heard in “ e Torah says very clearly: precautions were necessary.
period between Tisha B’av and the last 24 hours is more name If somebody comes to kill you,
Rosh Hashanah is known as “ e Torah is telling us, I’m calling, more characterizing you need to kill him before he “ ey need to nd a way to
seven weeks of comfort, Rigler going to give you the com- and judgment,” he said. “It’s a kills you,” Abergel said. do it but still give people the
explained. e time provides mandments,” he said. “But why vicious cycle.” right to protect themselves. I’m
space to move away from sad- do you need laws telling you As a result, he nds the not sure how they will do it, but
ness, “ nding comfort with Cove does his part as a rabbi inability of people to protect something can be done.” ●
God and with our community.”

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such comfort and community
is what’s needed in healing.

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Outside the Box: Why Millennials Are Opting Out of Synagogue

BY MAX WEISMAN ball soup will always be better I married a Jewish woman in a or Bangladesh, the tunes may higher power, to honor those
than yours. fairly traditionally Jewish cere- be different but there is a com- who came before me and to
THERE ARE SOME aspects of mony, the majority of my close monality and familiarity with recognize the contributions of
Judaism that will remain con- Judaism is a religion that friends are Jewish and I even the prayers and the values. the communities that made
stant: the B’nai Mitzvah Torah thrives on the constant of ritual make a point of going home for every aspect of my life possible.
chanting will always coincide and tradition while seeking to the occasional Shabbat dinner For me, this commonal-
with the most awkward time reinvent itself for the times. This with my parents and in-laws. ity feels confining. I grew up I will admit that attending
of puberty, our holiday obser- constant evolution gave us under- learning the words and prayers synagogue regularly makes it
vances will bring the Jewish stood changes such as the birth of But I don’t go to synagogue. of the Torah, understanding easier to remember and live out
community together while Reform Judaism while providing This isn’t because of a mil- why our ancestors read them these values — but that’s not
simultaneously opening the more complicated changes such lennial rejection of my “parent’s and their significant place in to say I cannot do this in my
door to a plethora of questions as the move away from brick- Judaism” but my generation’s Jewish history. These feel like non-synagogue life.
from our non-Jewish cowork- and-mortar synagogues. longing to create and custom- important words but not my
ers, and my mother’s matzah ize. We see the popularity of words. I had been taught from I help those with less priv-
I consider myself an affili- a startup economy and sub- a young age to be proud of my ilege than myself, I donate
ated and proud Jew: I was Bar scription box businesses just as Jewish heritage and to do so to causes that align with my
Mitzvah-ed, I went to Jewish we see the decline of big-box I need to feel ownership over Jewish values (not exclu-
sleep-away camp at Camp Galil, stores and department-style this heritage. sive Jewish causes), I remain
I lived in Israel for a gap year, outlets. While older genera- knowledgeable about Judaism
I was on the Hillel board at tions feel comfortable in the I do this by living an inher- so I can answer questions
Temple University and even wheelhouse of tradition, my ently Jewish life — one without about our community and I
married a nice, Jewish woman. generation wants to reinvent it. prayer or synagogue — but openly and proudly celebrate
As a child, I attended synagogue My parents and their syn- with values and customs. my heritage.
with my family and, when in agogue friends love that their Synagogue always taught me
formal institutions as a young synagogue has its unique tunes to treat others with respect, to Although a nontraditional
person, was happily active in and its tailored outlook on help those less fortunate and Jew, I feel wholly and unapolo-
Jewish youth programming. Jewish values. They also like be openly proud to be a Jew. getically Jewish. l
that if they venture to another The prayers, which I learned
As an adult, my affiliation is synagogue, be it in Brooklyn and know but do not connect Max Weisman is a senior
steadfast for me, but may seem with, taught me to believe in a associate at Ceisler Media and
complicated from the outside. lives in Philadelphia.

Intergenerational Trauma Among Second-Generation Jews

BY GAIL POST Of course, those Cossack loyal to their cultural heritage. — created a widespread culture can stop running and catch
memories would shapeshift into Still others, like my family, of intergenerationally trans- their breath. By virtue of their
LIKE MANY JEWS of my gen- different forms. A busy highway, abandoned almost all ties to mitted anxiety. The family position in the family lineage,
eration, I was raised to assume a doctor’s visit, that boy who their roots, choosing assim- legacy of fear and desperation they become a repository or
that danger lurked on every picked you up for a date — all ilation above all else (hence seeps into the very core of one’s “container” for the unresolved
street corner. Although my were fodder for worry, suspicion my Anglicized surname). being, and persists long after and unexpressed emotions of
immigrant grandparents rarely and potential disaster. Warnings Regardless of their spiritual arrival on Ellis Island. their grandparents. In a sense,
spoke of their tortured jour- were hurled like flares for even path, the children of these they are both “holding” and
neys to America, their trauma mundane events; pursuing an Jewish immigrants — and First-generation Jews often expressing the emotions that
lingered through unspoken fear actual adventure might have especially their grandchildren maintained their parents’ pattern fresh-off-the-boat immigrants
and suspicion. The Cossacks stoked outright hysteria. — often continued to absorb of avoidance, focusing on assim- and their offspring could not
might return. You never know. the residue of their trauma. ilation and attaining success in access. As a psychologist, I
Many Jewish immigrants a country that was sometimes have witnessed this pattern in
did not travel to America in Intergenerational trauma welcoming, and at other times, my psychotherapy practice:
search of prosperity; they fled is unconsciously, unwittingly anti-Semitic and threatening. Second-generation Jews often
persecution and sometimes transmitted across generations. Fears loomed large, but were struggle with anxiety, fears and
certain death. Although they Much has been written about tackled through hard work and insecurity passed on seamlessly
typically assimilated, the resid- children and grandchildren connection to the Jewish commu- through the generations. Not
ual often unresolved trauma of Holocaust survivors, who nity. Any mention of their parents’ every grandchild of 20th-cen-
was frequently passed on to have suffered psychological life in the shtetl, or the harrowing tury Jewish immigrants
subsequent generations. These aftereffects in response to their journey to America, was either “holds” these unexpressed
ancestors — my ancestors — ancestors’ horrific trauma. I dismissed, or referenced in hushed emotions, but typically, at least
forged ahead and made a life would add, though, that the tones. Better to look to the future one carries this burden.
for themselves. Some contin- more “routine” migration of than dwell on the past.
ued to embrace their religious Jews to America in the early Psychologist Molly Castelloe
beliefs; others tossed their spir- 20th century — fleeing anti-Se- Second-generation Jews,
ituality aside, but remained mitic purges and pogroms granted enough distance See Post, Page 16
from the immigrant journey,

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Opinion

Why Isn’t Aliyah Part of the KVETCH ’N’ KVELL

Conversation? For the Death Penalty
HOW FRUSTRATING YET predictable that another Jewish
BY DORIT SASSON of safety and security for an Eretz Yisroel and it is truly diffi- editor tries to whip up sentiment against reinstating capital
uncertain future in America? cult to diligently fulfill all those punishment (“Reinstating Capital Punishment Is a Bad Idea,”
A BLOG CAPTION shows obligations.” Aug. 1). Judaism is quite clear in permitting the death penalty
my son walking along the Tel Following the Tree of Life for specified heinous crimes. The time from guilty verdict to
Dan Nature Reserve with his shooting, I walked around I tried asking my community. execution in these cases appears to exceed 20 years — more than
classmates on a long-awaited Squirrel Hill with a “Stronger Many agreed with me that as a enough time for clever attorneys to use every ploy imaginable to
graduation trip to Israel. Just Than Hate” T-shirt as if to Jew, it’s safer to be in Israel. The keep the killers alive. None of the murderers was a choirboy hav-
a few days before he left the summon heavenly protec- ever-present notion still reigned: ing a bad day but, rather, hardened criminals whose disregard for
States, I found myself grap- tion. Openly identifying as an Since we are still in exile, we the value of human life led — logically — to the forfeiture of their
pling with worry: Would he American Jew filled me with should mobilize, bond and con- own. Enough is enough.
be safe? The best image on the pride. No one was talking about nect with each other. Many are
blog would put my fears to rest: aliyah as the most obvious and starting to realize that the “safety David L. Levine | San Francisco
In it, he leaned into the Dan logical possible solution to bubble” for American Jews might
Stream wearing a T-shirt that anti-Semitic violence. not always be there. We’ve now Against the Death Penalty
said “Dunk It,” his red hair joined the ranks of anti-Semitism The death penalty rears its ugly head in Washington, D.C.
fully immersed. Just 10 min- After attacks in London and that Europe has been confronting. (“Rabbis Talk About Jewish Views on the Death Penalty,” Aug. 1)
utes away was our kibbutz. Paris, I’d often wonder why and for what reason? It has been proven it does not deter crime,
Jews weren’t leaving for Israel Under the Law of Return, is extremely expensive, has the tendency to traumatize victim’s
My longings amplified. My in light of the physical dangers aliyah will redefine our col- families and is unconstitutional. The state has no more right to
heart’s home. they face. Now that it seems the lectiveness as Jews in a Jewish murder than does an individual, so what is the rationale? All
U.S. has joined Europe in terms state that historically bound that remains is vengeance, one of man’s baser instincts, and it
My husband and I left Israel of violence, have we become so the nation. No matter where doesn’t do a very good job doing that. If revenge is the motive,
in 2007 because of terror attacks. numb to it all that it seems bet- we go, we would always have compare lying down, being injected with lethal substance and
After the horrific shooting at ter to suffer another attack? Has the support of my Jewish/ going to sleep forever with serving a life sentence in a maximum
the Tree of Life building and the aliyah become too much of a Israel Defense Forces guardian security prison.
Chabad synagogue in Poway, I biblical commandment to con- angels. Unlike Israel, terrorism
felt more vulnerable than ever. I sider? Why aren’t we including and death in America has not Ralph D. Bloch | Jenkintown
wanted to feel safe again in Israel the subject of aliyah in our con- secured our sense of protection.
even though I was triggered by the versations regarding the future Regarding That Mandate...
memories of surviving the second of America’s Jewish community? Staying in the U.S. implies A reader’s letter raises two objections to our op-ed, “‘Two-State
Israel-Lebanon war in 2006 as a acculturation, and accultura- Solution’ Isn’t Best for Either Side,” writing that what’s today’s
young first-time mother. I’ve seen reports of Americans tion should not imply silence. Jordan had been “temporarily included in Palestine,” but was
who have become so fearful for We shouldn’t fear openly iden- “not part of the mandate,” and that all sides’ objections to con-
Now, in the midst of the their safety that they started tifying as Jewish. More than sidering Jordan “the [Arab] Palestinian state” make it “hardly a
post-shooting Pittsburgh and removing their mezuzahs while ever, we need to rise up, connect realistic scenario.”
Poway dialogue, I struggle others avoided synagogue at all and nurture our fellow Jew.
daily with an agonizing choice: costs. How sad it is to want to The Palestine Mandate’s Article 25 gave the Mandatory,
to stay or return? In the same flee a country where my grand- Although I cannot account Britain, power “to postpone or withhold” application of some
way the Rebbe Menachem M. parents found refuge during the for the perspective of every of the Mandate’s provisions to “the territories lying between the
Schneerson encouraged every darkest days of humanity. single Jew in the U.S., we as a Jordan and the eastern boundary of Palestine.” — i.e., today’s
Jew to be in Israel, saying that Jewish nation in exile are still Jordan. Palestinian Arabs reject splitting even western Palestine
there was special protection Struggling for clear-cut very much vulnerable. So long into “two states for two peoples,” demanding a Jewish State-
from God, I knew that Israel answers,Ihopedthegreatgedolim, as I continue to live on this side ending “right of return” of millions of Arabs to a truncated
was the safest place to be as a sages, would offer enlightenment of the ocean, I will continue to 1949-ceasefire-lines Israel deprived of historic Jerusalem and
Jew and even more so after the that I might take as discussion grapple with these questions Judea-Samaria. What’s realistic is recognizing that Jordan and
attacks. Why sacrifice that kind fodder. What I found was con- for which there are no easy Israel accomplished that two-state solution into a far larger and
flicting information. answers. I may have left Israel more viable Arab state than a rump “West Bank” hewing to a
once upon a time, but by creat- 1948 war’s long-gone ceasefire lines, and a secure Jewish state
From a biblical perspective, ing my own Israel dwelling for redeeming the historic homeland of Jews.
the Rambam omitted the obli- God in America, I am creating
gation to move to Israel in his list my own “aliyah” as a form of Lee S. Bender and Jerome R. Verlin | Philadelphia
of 613 mitzvahs since this obli- spiritual ascension. And that,
gation was only relevant during one day, will bring me home. l Statement From the Publisher
the times of the Second Temple
when Jews controlled the land. Dorit Sasson, the author of We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the opinion columns and letters
Another perspective came from Accidental Soldier: A Memoir of published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect
Rabbi Chaim Kohen, who in Service and Sacrifice in the Israel the views of the officers and boards of the Jewish Publishing Group and/or the Jewish
Tosafos (Kesubos 110b) empha- Defense Forces, is a writer who Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Send letters to [email protected] or fax to
sizes “the mitzvah to live in lives in Pittsburgh. Her book Sand 215-569-3389. Letters should be a maximum of 200 words and may be edited for clarity
Israel does not apply nowadays, and Steel: A Memoir of Longing and and brevity. Unsigned letters will not be published.
for there are many mitzvots and Finding Home is forthcoming.
prohibitions that exist only in

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Opinion

My Final Rose Post overwhelmed by trauma can-
not teach their children how to
BY SHARI ROSEN other than her last name, there to my Jewish upbringing, but Continued from Page 14 calm themselves or cope with
was little to no reference made viewers of the program also routine stressors. Lacking a
FOR THOSE WHO watch, to Dorfman’s religious and cul- never have the opportunity to describes how intergenerational trustworthy role model, chil-
Hannah B.’s Season 15 of The tural upbringing. She defined hear the viewpoints from other transmission of trauma serves a dren doubt their own instincts,
Bachelorette recently ended. herself through her occupation religious groups. What does purpose: It prevents a complete and the world seems unpre-
The most viral scene from and that was that. it say about our country that negation of the immigrant gen- dictable and threatening.
this season portrayed Luke P. we are willing to listen to two eration’s suffering, even if the
using Christianity as a means This is not enough. I under- people in their early 20s debate trauma is unspoken. Instead, The suffering and indigni-
to villainize Hannah for her stand The Bachelor and The Christian views of sex on TV a child or grandchild senses ties generations of Jews have
sexuality. Hannah refuted this Bachelorette are just TV shows; without also shedding light on the undercurrent of pain and endured must be acknowledged,
claim by using Christianity to however, the constant references the religious beliefs of other is unwittingly “nominated” to honored and expressed. Healing
justify her moral convictions. to Christianity in the last sea- contestants? We never hear “carry and communicate the the pain of intergenerational
son have transformed me from other contestants discuss their grief of their predecessors”: trauma is aided by psychother-
This isn’t the first time a passive viewer to a passionate religious views. Instead, the “Transmission is the giving of a apy, spiritual guidance and
the show has featured advocate who wants to draw atten- focal point of this season was task. The next generation must family support. The following
Christianity. But this season it tion to this religious imbalance. Christianity because Hannah grapple with the trauma, find guidelines also help the process:
was Christianity, rather than is Christian, which in turn, ways of representing it and spare
romance, that stole the spotlight. A recent viral scene with seems to wipe away the reli- transmitting the experience of 1. Learn more about your
Luke P. reprimanding Hannah gious viewpoints of all other hell back to one’s parents.” past. Understanding your
Between Luke P.’s Christian for having sex with two other contestants on the show. ancestors’ struggles will demy-
declaration of promiscuity men in the house made this Castelloe also notes: “The stify what was never previously
and previous seasons’ use of even more pointed because Although ABC has pushed child speaks what their parent acknowledged. Speak with rela-
Christianity to explain sexual Luke used religion to justify his for more diversity on the show, could not ... In rising above tives and connect pieces of the
choices, I started to strongly disappointment. He even asked we are still left with Caucasian the remnants of one’s ances- puzzle. Historical and genealog-
consider how The Bachelorette Hannah if he could pray for her Christian leading characters. tors’ trauma, one helps to heal ical databases also may provide
has transformed from a light- before he went home. We have washed away the future generations.” enlightening information.
hearted dating program into diversity that defines America
an ethical Christian debate. This scene was an outright and who we are. While there is some evidence 2. Develop compassion
demonstration of how Christian that intergenerational trauma for your ancestor’s suffering.
And if the program is willing ethics were used to demean People might think I am may be passed along genetically, Appreciate the enormity of
to delve into Christian view- another person. I was disap- taking this program too transmission is typically tied to their sacrifice and difficult
points, why are so many other pointed by Luke P.’s behavior, seriously. But the television the family environment, unspo- journey. They had neither the
religions, including Judaism, left but more overwhelmed by the we watch is a microcosm of ken messages that are conveyed time nor resources to “work
out of the conversation? lack of airtime for differing our society. In this case, The nonetheless, and parenting through” their emotional suf-
viewpoints and religious beliefs. Bachelorette has demonstrated limitations stemming from the fering. Develop gratitude for
There is a distinct lack of that Christianity should be the trauma itself. For example, a their sacrifices, which enabled
Jewish representation on this Both Hannah and Luke predominant religion while parent may experience extreme, you to thrive.
program. It was supposed to be argued about whether Jesus others should be pushed aside disproportionate anxiety about
a big deal when Andi Dorfman, would be comfortable with and appear on the show only so a child’s developmentally nor- 3. Acknowledge that your
a Jewish woman, was named Hannah’s behavior, which led ABC producers can sleep well mal attempts at independence. anxiety is real. The unintended
Season 10’s bachelorette. Hannah to declare, “I have had knowing they’ve reached their This may instill guilt, ambiv- transmission of your ancestors’
sex ... and Jesus still loves me.” diversity quota. alence and fearfulness within anxiety and suffering is real. It
When Dorfman was a con- the child, since seemingly may be manifest in fearfulness,
testant on The Bachelor before This confrontation made the Let’s demand that TV “safe” situations are viewed as worrying or even low self-es-
she was named bachelorette, the show feel more like a religious shows represent the viewers threatening. teem. The compassion you grant
Forward wrote, “Yes, it’s these school lesson than a dating pro- who watch them. Let’s have toward your ancestors should
stereotypically ‘Jewish’ traits of gram. Viewers were expected contestants engage in serious Other times, parents who be reserved for you as well.
bossiness and determination that to listen to Hannah and Luke conversations about religious have been traumatized may
made Dorfman popular with the P. debate how Hannah’s val- differences. Let’s stop washing be ill-equipped to calm and 4. Learn tools for managing
Bachelor audience to begin with.” ues would be judged by ethical over what makes life engaging, comfort their children. As a anxiety. Even if your anxiety
Christian standards. unique and challenging. One result, anxious first-generation stems from your grandparents’
From what I recall, however, day there will be a Jewish bachelor offspring may perpetuate this traumatic experiences, you still
But during Dorfman’s season, or bachelorette in more than name cycle with their own children. need to live with — and over-
there were no viral scenes or only, someone who is not afraid come — your fears. Get the help
arguments about Jewish moral to speak about Jewish culture and In an article describing you need to calm yourself and
or ethical dilemmas like what it traditions and what it means to trauma and parenting, Charles reduce stress. Psychotherapy
would be like to have an inter- them to be a Jew. Then maybe Portney notes that parents with with a licensed mental health
faith marriage and how to create we’ll bring some of these topics a trauma history may have “dif- professional is invaluable, along
a Jewish home. out of the mansion and into broad ficulty modeling a healthy sense with meditation, spiritual guid-
daylight. l of identity and autonomy, appro- ance and the support of friends
his may be because priate self-soothing mechanisms and family. l
Dorfman was not as connected Shari Rosen is a communications and affect regulation, and main-
to her religion as Hannah B. professional living in Philadelphia. taining a balanced perspective Gail Post is a clinical psychologist
Or, it could be that this type when life challenges arise.” in Jenkintown in practice for more
of Judaic ethical debate would than 30 years.
not appeal to the public. In other words, parents

I recognize I am biased due

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10 Superstars Packed With Nutrition

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toss again until well distrib-
Ira Ingerman Continued from Page 17 uted. Add more seasoning if
you’d like zestier avor.
T he board and staff of American Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the garlic powder over the salmon
Negev (AABGU) are deeply saddened by the passing of Ira Ingerman, llets. Spread mayonnaise on Place the pan in the oven
a dedicated lay leader and generous benefactor. Ira and his wife, Eileen, have been and roast for 25-30 minutes, or
actively involved with AABGU since 1983. He was a member of the Philadelphia the top side and spread mus- until the vegetables are cooked
chapter board of directors, served as treasurer of the national board until his tard on the bottom side. Place through and the squash is
death, and was a member of Ben-Gurion University’s board of governors. the salmon on the grill or browning on the edges. Should
broiler pan and cook for 4 to 5 the vegetables become dry
Members of the prestigious Ben-Gurion Society, Ira and Eileen co-funded the minutes per side, depending on during roasting, add more
Ginsburg-Ingerman Overseas Student Program with their lifelong friends Stanley the degree of doneness desired. olive oil. Serve immediately.
and Arlene Ginsburg, providing a unique study abroad program for American
students. He also funded scholarships for Israeli students through an endowment At the same time you place KALE SALAD WITH THE
fund established in 1986, the year the Ingermans and Ginsburgs were honorees the salmon on the grill, move WORKS | PAREVE
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Ben-Gurion, Ira opened his homes in Pennsylvania and Florida to help spread Nonstick spray
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love to his children, Ira planned a family visit to Ben-Gurion University in 2009, the spinach for a minute, or
returning in 2018 with 24 children and grandchildren. until wilted. Remove the spin- variety
ach from the steamer and drain 1 (15-ounce) can of
Ira will be sorely missed, but his legacy will be felt in every BGU hallway and it brie y on paper towels.
courtyard; in each classroom and laboratory; and by the faculty and students chickpeas
who will be touched by his noble-spirited generosity far into the future. Divide the spinach in half 3 cups of watermelon,
and arrange it in the center
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or more if desired kale into bite-sized pieces. Move
the kale to a large salad bowl.
Coat a 10-by-15-inch oven-
proof pan with nonstick spray. Rinse the chickpeas under
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. cold water and drain them
in a colander. Move them
Cut the broccoli orets into to the salad bowl, along
pieces the approximate size of with the remaining ingre-
the diced butternut squash. dients. Gently mix together
Discard the stems or use them with salad tossers and serve
for another purpose. Move the immediately. ●
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them with olive oil and toss
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Jennifer Weiner Dishes on Her Book, Anti-Semitism

BOOKS Jennifer Weiner get recognized when I’m out I put on my biggest smile and caused her fear, she meditated
RACHEL WINICOV | JE FEATURE Courtesy of Jennifer Weiner and about. If it does happen, it prepared to ask if she wanted a on the importance of activism.
happens right after I’ve had my book signed when she said, ‘Do
JENNIFER WEINER is a sort the wake of the 2016 election. hair done, which says something you know where the bathroom “Anti-Semitism and xeno-
of Renaissance woman. There were a lot of things I about my day-to-day grooming is?’ Of course, I told her.” phobia are both on the rise,
wanted to say — about women, abilities,” she joked. “I remember and it’s frightening. I worry
She’s the Twitter phenom about discrimination, about once, very early in my writing Weiner’s sense of humor has every time I take my daughter
who live tweets episodes of the male privilege and reproduc- life, I was signing books at a been a valuable coping tool. to Hebrew school and see the
dating show The Bachelor. tive rights and what ‘making Borders in Washington, D.C. I When she was 16, her father left armed guards at the synagogue
America great again’ would had a whole table full of copies the family. In 2008, he died of a entrance and know that they’re
She’s the former journalist actually look like.” of my books and, as I worked my crack cocaine overdose, some- necessary.”
at The Philadelphia Inquirer way through the piles, I could thing Weiner wrote about in her
who still lives on the pulse of Born in Louisiana, Weiner see a woman hovering and star- book of essays Hungry Heart. She encouraged strength in
breaking news. attended high school in ing at me.” Even with that tragedy, Weiner the wake of that fear.
Connecticut as one of only nine speaks fondly of her upbringing.
She’s the novelist with 13 Jews in a class of 400. After grad- Flattered, Weiner said she “Maybe easiest thing to do
published books. uating from Princeton University thought the woman was work- “I was raised in a Jewish is hide, or be less open and
in 1991, she worked in journal- ing up her courage to come household, with Jewish values,” public about my Jewish iden-
And she’s also a 49-year-old ism before finding success as an over and say hello. she said. “My parents valued tity. But I don’t think that fear
Jewish mom, who takes her author. Despite 11 million copies education and creativity.” makes anything better.”
daughter to Hebrew school at of her books in print, Weiner “As she finally approached,
Congregation Rodeph Shalom doesn’t consider herself famous. Weiner’s parents also reminded Much of the current politi-
and worries about anti-Semitism. her of the fragility of Jewish safety. cal discourse, she added, only
“The truth is, I hardly ever She knew “how recently Jewish serves to foster hate.
Weiner’s newest book, Mrs. lives had been lost,” she said,
Everything, was published in referring to the Holocaust and the “Being Jewish makes you
June and made The New York murder of Jewish Olympians in an outsider and an observer,”
Times Best Seller List. The Munich in 1972. she said. “I feel angry and
novel chronicles the journeys anguished when I hear pol-
of two Jewish sisters, from their “We were told that it was our iticians tell their opponents
childhood in 1950s Detroit to job to repair the broken world, ‘go back to where you came
adult struggles with love and to speak out against injustice from.’ Jews deserve a place in
authenticity. Their yenta-esque and work to end it. I’ve always America, and a place in the
mother will strike a chord in embraced my identity as a Jew, world — just like African
Jewish readers, as will the fre- and taught my daughters to be Americans, just like Hispanics,
quent discussions of Judaism, proud of their culture and tradi- just like immigrants — and at
womanhood and morality. tion, even in hard times. Maybe this moment, we are called to
especially in hard times.” stand beside them, to use our
Calling it a “swing-for-the- voices, our power, our influ-
fences book,” Weiner said Mrs. When asked if being so pub- ence, to make this a country
Everything “was written in lic about her Jewish faith ever where we all can belong.” l

Beehive Books Seeks out Unusual and Unlikely

BOOKS for itself with crowdfunded published in Philadelphia. Maëlle Doliveux and Josh O’Neill Courtesy of Maëlle Doliveux
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF books with high production Some came from small, local
values, focusing particularly on presses made possible by a
WALK INTO THE former comics and graphic art. subscription-based model that
Reformed Episcopal Church allowed customers to finance
of the Atonement in West The office, which O’Neill a book’s creation. It’s a parallel
Philadelphia, and you hear thinks might once have been not lost on O’Neill.
the unmistakable sounds of home to church bells, is
construction work. The centu- Beehive’s base of operations. “They basically have the
ry-old structure, which is now It’s a space crowded with same business model as we do.
home to two day care facili- books, the walls covered in They have a small, commit-
ties, will also soon have 21 loft framed cartoons and comic ted audience that is willing to
apartments. strips. The top of a decorative spend money before the book
electric fireplace is lined with exists,” he said. “So I appreci-
Inside, a spiral staircase leads O’Neill’s personal collection. A ate that we’re continuing this
to the office of Josh O’Neill, 37, few of those books were picked forgotten tradition.”
co-founder of Beehive Books. For up at yard sales, but many were
the past three years, the publish- inherited from his great-grand- O’Neill described his jour-
ing company has made a name father, Hirsch Stalberg. ney into publication as a “weird

Several of the texts were See Beehive, Page 20

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Stephen Fried Gets Founding Father Rush

BOOKS Stephen Fried Photo by Jim Graham he had long ago hung a tote the former, he found, was often earliest accounts of Jewish life
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF bag bearing Rush’s likeness, discussed only in the context of and practice in American his-
magazine — and Fried picked up from an American his relationships to John Adams tory. He found a letter from
STEPHEN FRIED’S Rush, a wasn’t ready to give up on Psychological Association and Thomas Jefferson. Rush’s Rush to his wife about a wed-
biography of Benjamin Rush — the Revolution so easily. The meeting years before. professional resume is too long ding at Congregation Mikveh
doctor, teacher, writer, thinker result, Rush, will be released in to recount here, but the crux of Israel, noting the curious prac-
and signer of one of the few paperback on Sept. 3, and has The more research he did, his collected writings are per- tice of breaking glass under one’s
documents that confer that already garnered a nomination aided by some trusted Penn haps a better indication of who foot and, oddity of oddities, all
title upon someone — began as for one of the most prestigious students, and the more that he he was, anyway. that talking during the prayers.
a biography of the Liberty Bell. awards in American biography, learned about Rush, the more it Rush was so fascinated by the
the George Washington Prize. seemed that he was a character What Fried found was that Jewish view of the world and
Five years ago, Fried, the for- through which Fried could tell Rush’s diagnoses of the problems the Old Testament that he once
mer editor-in-chief of Philadelphia Fried finally arrived at Rush the story he wanted to tell — that America faced and would even called himself a “Jew of
magazine who now teaches at as a subject in a roundabout sort about the vigorous debate and continue to face were far more unbelief.”
the University of Pennsylvania of way. Anyone familiar with his high ideals of the founders. perceptive than they had previ-
and Columbia University, got it work will know that he’s been at This “lost founder,” as Fried ously been given credit for and, But what was most import-
in his mind that he wanted to or near the forefront of American began to see him, was either moreover, that some of his most ant, Fried believes, is that Rush
write a book about the American reporting on mental illness and at the center or in the imme- important projects seem down- saw the experiences of Jews in
Revolution. There was the fact the way in which it is treated and diate vicinity of the events right contemporary in their America — just as he saw the
that he lives “several blocks away discussed for decades. and discussions that launched philosophical underpinnings. experiences of black people,
from it,” as he put it, but there America from idea to reality. free or not, and of women, and
was also a desire to update what Rush, to Fried’s knowledge, It was Rush, Fried writes, that of people with mental illness
he called his “ninth-grade knowl- was often considered the found- So Fried set out to write disputed the idea that racism was — as central to the story of
edge” of the particulars. ing father of American mental a book that didn’t give short something that could simply be America, at a time when many
health care and medicine. But shrift to Rush or the Revolution; legislated out of American life, did not share that view.
So he set to work on his that was about the extent of something that bourgeoisie pro-
Liberty Bell book, researching what he knew. In his office, fessionals who created America “His writing continued to
and writing and proposing and, seemed to believe. Prejudices, be contemporary because he
eventually, coming to a sober- racial, religious or otherwise, he was wrestling with these basic
ing conclusion. He was not believed, were bone deep, and issues of America and basically
going to be able to tell the story the law would only be a piece of suggesting that America would
he wanted to tell if the Liberty countering them. always wrestle with them,”
Bell was the central character, Fried said. “We always think
for one simple reason. And it was more than talk. whenever problems come up
He helped to found the first that we invented them, and
“Because, as it turns out, free black church in the city, it’s kind of cool to look at the
the Liberty Bell isn’t a person,” and spoke out in favor of true Founding Fathers and look at
Fried said. religious freedom, Fried noted; how they were worried that
not just tolerance of different they broke America.” l
The Liberty Bell project, sects of Christianity, but of all
thankfully, wasn’t mothballed religions. [email protected];
completely — it turned into 215-832-0740
an article for Smithsonian Rush’s writings on Jews,
Fried found, are some of the

Beehive that was like a comic, I would The store eventually went Comics in 2012. Awards for Best Anthology
read,” O’Neill said. out of business, so O’Neill and That gave O’Neill the “pub- and Best Publication Design,
Continued from Page 19 Stevens acquired the inventory in addition to a Harvey Award
That passion led O’Neill to in 2010 and opened their own lishing bug.” for Excellence in Presentation.
sideways stumble.” He grew up pursue a career in writing com- comic book shop called Locust Under the name Locust
in New York City, raised by a ics. He moved to Philadelphia Moon Comics. “This book was a crazy
Jewish mother and Catholic about 15 years ago to major Moon Press and with help experience for us. And I got to
father. As a kid, he was obsessed in English with a concentra- The shop aimed to be a local from collaborator Andrew work with people who I’ve been
with newspaper comic strips. But tion in creative writing at the mecca of comics culture, with Carl, the label began launching obsessed with since I was a lit-
as his parents only subscribed University of Pennsylvania. book signings, talks, weekly projects on the crowdfunding tle kid. There’s a cartoonist in
to The New York Times, which While there, he got a job at drink-and-draw events and even website Kickstarter. In 2014, there who I grew up reading,”
didn’t have a comics section, he Video Library, a video store that an independent comics festival, a campaign was launched for O’Neill said. “It was the craziest
had to get his fix from his grand- also happened to have a small which ran for four years. Little Nemo: Dream Another thing we’ve ever done. It was the
mother in Philadelphia. selection of comics. At the store, Dream. The large-format book most unrealistic, most unfeasi-
O’Neill found a thriving com- One of Locust Moon’s biggest showcased the work of about ble seeming project.”
“I was just completely ics artist subculture. He worked projects was a collaborative book, 140 artists inspired by the clas-
obsessed with them. I like them alongside Chris Stevens, another Once Upon a Time Machine, fea- sic Little Nemo in Slumberland They launched another
all, even the ones that were not aspiring comic writer, and the turing about 100 different artists’ comic strips. The campaign campaign in 2015 to fund an
funny, that were just bad. I just two started to collaborate. reimagining of classic fairy tales. raised more than $150,000,
liked that format. Anything It was published by Dark Horse and the book won two Eisner See Beehive, Page 26

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Staff Picks: Five Most Influential Books

BOOKS much about birds, I prob- eggs wasn’t going to eat them would be gripping on its the Holocaust. It’s a story of,
JE STAFF ably thought less about (even though he does in the own, but its creative sto- like, a dozen generations of
octopus. It turns out, they end), neither was I. To this day, rytelling style takes it to a Jewish family, who mostly
WE’RE IN THE dog days of are remarkable creatures I despise eggs. Now that’s an another level. I continue live ghastly, degrading lives,
summer now, limping along whose consciousness is influential book. to find the style of this with a few moments of godly
from one air conditioned haven so complex, they’re more book inspirational. transcendence.
to another, trying to escape the like ultrasophisticated 3. The Stand, Stephen King.
humidity and heat, or dashing aliens rather than fel- This was the first “grown up” 2. Harry Potter and 3. Infinite Jest, David Foster
onto a porch to escape a sudden low animals. Soul made book I read, and I loved every the Prisoner of Azkaban, Wallace. Sue me!
summer shower. But if August me realize how much we page. King isn’t always the best J.K. Rowling. Yes, I know.
seems like a bit of a slog, here’s don’t know about animals writer, but he sure knows how Could anything be more 4. Bad Behavior, Mary
something to brighten it up: It’s — and heavily influenced to spin a tale, which is the millennial of me than Gaitskill. I could have picked
the perfect time to get in the last my decision to become a name of the game. including a Harry Potter any Gaitskill short story col-
of your summer reading and get vegetarian. book on this list? But lection here, but this one is
ready for new fall book releases. 4. Grapes of Wrath, John honestly, it would be a probably the best. If I forget
4. Portnoy’s Complaint, Steinbeck. I enjoyed everything lie if I didn’t mention the what a perfect short story reads
It’s also a good time to while Phillip Roth. At the time he wrote, so choosing one book series that got me into like, I flip to “The Girl On The
away the hours revisiting some I read this (too young, is difficult. He mastered the reading. I chose this spe- Plane” in this collection. In my
of your old favorites, which surely), there weren’t ability to be both descriptive cific book from the series opinion? Mary GOATskill.
is what the Exponent staff many Jewish people on and understated. because I became a fluent
did when we each sat down TV or in popular cul- reader reading this one. 5. Chain of Command,
to come up with a list of five ture. So what a kick to 5. The Lottery and Other Seymour Hersh. Perhaps this
books that have influenced us see the East Coast, vul- Stories, Shirley Jackson. I 3. The Five Books of shows my age — 23 — but
the most. Have a list of your gar, profane, hilarious, remember my jaw dropped Miriam: A Woman’s I didn’t know much of any-
own? Share it with us at jewish- intellectual, deeply feeling, reading The Lottery. The rest of Commentary on the thing about Abu Ghraib or
exponent.com. fully Jewish human beings Jackson’s work is outstanding, Torah, Ellen Frankel. I received the beginning of the war in
Liz Spikol, editor-in-chief from my own life represented too, especially her short stories, this book as a Bat Mitzvah Iraq before I read this book.
in a book! Portnoy’s also honed which can seamlessly blend present and loved the spirit of I would recommend this one
1. The Idiot, Fyodor my instinct to be authentically horror, humor and even some it. It’s a wonderful blend of for the still-malleable brains of
Dostoyevsky. I read this at a myself, warts and all, in my Erma Bombeck-ian elements. Judaism, feminism, spirituality American teens.
dark time in my life, when own writing. and midrash.
I was dealing with an illness Selah Maya Zighelboim, 4. Grown Up Digital: How Eric Schucht, staff writer
that prevented me from engag- 5. Orientalism, Edward digital editor the Net Generation Is Changing 1. Critical Path: How to
ing in everyday life. The book’s Said. I know, I know — Said Your World, Don Tapscott. I’m
protagonist has epilepsy, and is was controversial, to say the 1. The Devil’s Highway: A pretty sure if I reread this now Review Videogames for a
an outcast in Russian society. least. But when I went to grad True Story, Luis Alberto Urrea. I would find it somewhat ridic- Living, Dan Amrich. This was
I related to his alienation and school to study translation the- The narrative of this nonfic- ulous, but I’m giving it a shout the first resource I encountered
took comfort in his company as ory in the ’90s, the postcolonial tional story, about a group out because it showed me that I to tell me a career in writing
we both made our way through curriculum owed everything of Mexican men who get lost could enjoy reading something was possible. While I never did
worlds that were hostile to us. to his positioning of the West crossing the border shortly nonfiction. become a professional video
Books are good friends. vs. the Other in this book. His after 9/11 and die in the desert, 5. An American Bride game reviewer, I don’t think I’d
thinking helped reshape the in Kabul: A Memoir, Phyllis be where I am today without
2. The Genius of Birds, academy’s approach to black Chesler. I kept going back and this book inspiring me.
Jennifer Ackerman. Isn’t is and brown cultures ages before forth about whether to include
strange how you can see some- you could take online quizzes this on the list. I did in the 2. Rebel Without a Crew:
thing your whole life and never about implicit bias. For me, end because, wow, what a Or How a 23-Year-Old
really see it? I liked birds before Said provided a new way of challenging book. Filmmaker with $7,000 Became
I read this book, but learn- understanding my place in a Hollywood Player, Robert
ing about their brains, their the world — a consciousness I Jesse Bernstein, staff writer Rodriguez. I tried becoming a
cognition, their similarities to carry even now. 1. Postwar, Tony Judt. The video journalist after reading
humans completely altered the this on the recommendation of
way I interact with the world. Andy Gotlieb, history of Europe, from 1945- my favorite filmmaker, James
Now, even a short walk from managing editor 2005. This book a) proves Rolfe. While a great read, I
the office to the train station is beyond doubt that social don’t think I’ll end up using
filled with wonder, as I watch 1. In Cold Blood, Truman democracy is the best form of those minors in film studies or
sparrows living out their tiny, Capote. The detailed report- government, b) taught me the multimedia after all.
fascinating, largely unex- ing and crisp writing made me jeer, “Thatcher, Thatcher, milk
amined lives as we graceless want to be a journalist. snatcher”, and also c) that the 3. The Sandman, Neil
humans clomp on by. Balkans are wild. Gaiman. My favorite graphic
2. Green Eggs and Ham, Dr. novel series of all time. If com-
3. The Soul of an Octopus, Sy Seuss. As a small boy I used to 2. The Last of the Just, ics aren’t your thing, this might
Montgomery. If I never thought eat eggs every day for breakfast. André Schwarz-Bart. The change your mind.
But if the unnamed character greatest Holocaust novel ever
that Sam-I-Am pesters to eat written, and it’s barely about 4. When You Are Engulfed
in Flames, David Sedaris. My

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Reviews: From Two Jewish Sisters to a YA
Jewish Holden Caulfield

BOOKS Awkward conversations, pre- In an enchanted forest on culture and history, as well as Jewish comic artist in Lancaster.
tentious poetry and intense the border of Moldova and the poem “Goblin Market” by His portfolio includes covers
A Jewish Book Your Teen emotions abound. Ukraine, near the shtetl of Christina Rossetti — about a for Archie Comics’ Sonic and
Won’t Mind Reading Dubossary, two teenage sis- young woman who heals her Mega Man books. This indie
Lucy’s grandmother, whom ters — Liba and Laya — have sister after she gets sick eat- project is Piperberg’s love letter
The Truth About Leaving she affectionately calls “Amy,” lived a relatively peaceful life, ing goblin fruit — and Eastern to the genre.
Natalie Blitt is a star supporting character, complicated only slightly by European myths.
Amberjack Publishing offering hilarious remarks that the fact that their mother is a The story follows the adven-
MOVE OVER Holden Caulfield. will remind readers of their convert to Judaism. The novel switches off tures of Spaceman, a Buzz
Natalie Blitt’s The Truth About own snarky bubbes. between the two sister’s per- Lightyear-looking alien, and
Leaving is the new staple com- But everything changes spectives. Liba’s narrative is his three-eyed acid-spew-
ing-of-age story for Jewish teens The Truth About Leaving is one night, when their father’s told in prose, which matches ing dog Bloater. The two are
everywhere. Blitt’s fourth book. In addition brother comes to visit. He her thoughtful nature, while intergalactic couriers. They
to writing for young adult and informs the parents — while Laya’s is told in poetry, travel throughout space on The
In suburban Chicago, Lucy middle grade audiences, she Liba eavesdrops — that their which fits in with her flighty Saritorian to deliver packages
Green prepares for senior year works at an educational think paternal grandfather, the great spirit. Hebrew, Yiddish and too dangerous or too strange
of high school. When she’s not tank in Chicago. rebbe of the Berre Chasidim, is Ukrainian words weave for anyone else to take on. The
stressing about college or prac- on his deathbed. The parents throughout the novel, anchor- modernized ray-gun gothic
ticing ballet, she shepherds her The novel is unabashedly decide to travel to the father’s ing it into both Jewish history art-style depicts the characters
kid brothers to Hebrew school, Jewish, although not in an hometown to visit him, leaving and a sense of fantasy. in a variety of shots and angles
manages her dad’s nerves and overwhelming way. Judaism is their daughters behind. Before to make the story feel action
copes with her mother’s fre- a part of the characters’ lives they go, they impart a family Author Rena Rossner, a lit- packed and eventful.
quent traveling. instead of an all-encompassing secret. Their father is from a erary agent in Israel, says that
personality. This is remarkable family of Chasidim who can this debut fantasy novel was There are five stories col-
The story heats up when a for fiction in general, let alone a shape-shift into bears, while inspired by her own family lected into this volume, which
new student transfers to Lucy’s fast-paced teen romance. their mother is from a family history. She wanted to do a is 56 pages in full color. The
school. Naturally, he’s a dreamy descended from a Czar who retelling of “Goblin Market” first, “Beltuek Cavern,” is a
Israeli teen, with good looks For example, both Lucy and can shape-shift into swans. and found the perfect setting 19-page story made exclusively
amplified by angsty brood- Dov’s great-grandparents fled The two sisters will also inherit in Dubossary, the shtetl where for the book. The rest (“The
ing. Dov Meiri, the transfer, the Holocaust, but this memory these shape-shifting abilities — her ancestors lived before they Orb Of Raahg,” “Stranded For
was forced by his parents to ignites an appreciation for Israel Liba into a bear and Laya into fled to the United States. The Holidays,” “Klick Klack”
move to Evanston after tragedy instead of engendering sadness. a swan. and “Cocoon”) are all shorter
struck his family in Jerusalem. Lucy’s synagogue is just as famil- Beyond being a fairy tale, comics previously released
iar to her as her dance studio. Then, just after the parents this book is a coming-of- between 2012 and 2014 that
Romance blossoms, then leave, mysterious forces and age novel, a story of sisterly have been touched up for this
falters and blossoms again. Dov, too, is refreshingly visitors begin descending on affection and women’s empow- edition. The art of the newer
Blitt expertly weaves the both a Jewish character and a the sleepy shtetl, while rumors erment and a testament to the comics is noticeably higher in
drama of army conscription, regular teen guy. of blood libel and pogroms Jewish people’s ability to endure quality, but it doesn’t detract
death and heartbreak with the swirl in the background. generations of oppression — from the narrative.
lightness of adolescence. The “Sometimes, it’s hard to live an endurance that perhaps can
characters are believably teen: in a city like Jerusalem that’s so The Sisters of the Winter sometimes feel like magic. — Each issue is a self-contained
important to so many people,” Wood is a dreamy novel, Selah Maya Zigelboim story. You’ll follow the duo on
he tells Lucy. “While it has all inspired by Jewish folklore, their adventures encountering
these holy sites and politically To Infinity and Beyond
charged spaces, it has the park
where I learn to use the mon- Spaceman and Bloater: Beltuek
key bars. And the pubs and Cavern and Other Stories
bars I knew would serve me Jason Piperberg
despite being underage.” Orp Comics

Sometimes being Jewish Prepare to blast off with this
here, mixing holy rituals with graphic novel published this
daily Philadelphian life, can spring. Spaceman and Bloater:
feel the same way. This univer- Beltuek Cavern and Other
sality makes The Truth About Stories is a cute, light-hearted,
Leaving a summer must-read. fun sci-fi adventure intended
—Rachel Winicov for a younger audience.

A Magical Retelling of The story was entirely writ-
Jewish Resilience ten, illustrated and lettered by
one man, Jason Piperberg, a
The Sisters of the Winter Wood
Rena Rossner
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spooky specters, fighting ice that seemingly always the likes to write stories of no about technology of the not-
giants and playing Ping-Pong case?) physicist who’s trying more than a few pages, inviting too-distant future, turns
against villainous rivals. to prove Einstein’s theory of immediate rereads. The title into something horrifying
The comic is light on text. relativity by photographing story, “Fly Already,” about a and hilarious and unforesee-
There isn’t much in terms an upcoming solar eclipse, miscommunication between a able about the Holocaust and
of long dialogue or wordy and his physician sister Miri. man on a ledge and a man beg- memory.
conversations. It’s primarily Although she’s clearly far more ging him not to jump, is a scant The protagonist, A., sees
action focused. The reader than competent, she’s treated six pages. And yet, to reach the symbols everywhere he goes,
is told just enough to get poorly by the rest of the medi- end is to feel compelled at once and struggles to make out what
the story going, making each cal staff because she has two X to search back through story, they mean; by the time his
vignette a simple read and chromosomes. to try and figure out what, story crescendos, you see that
easy to pick up. Miri gets a deserved promo- exactly, Keret is telling you. you’ve been led to believe that
The book ends with a tion to surgeon in exchange for But he often makes a mockery you can outsmart Keret and A.,
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Each Generation Reinterprets Torah CANDLE LIGHTING

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highlight that particular tradi- by scholars, but his method prepared a translation
BY RABBI HELEN PLOTKIN

tion, he must have thought that was to explain them in the con- for later epochs, when new number 70 is used to describe
PARSHAT DEVARIM it reflected the meaning of the text of the narrative presented languages would emerge? the many-sidedness of complex
text as written, that there is some by the text. No: Rashi’s comment spe- things. There are 70 faces of
THE MEDIEVAL JEWISH question about the text that this Deuteronomy opens in the cifically says that Moses Torah, 70 nations of the world
commentator known as Rashi is commentary might answer. 11th month of the 40th year elucidated it in many languages and 70 (or 72) names for God.
famous for saying much in few One question that piques after the Exodus from Egypt. for them — for the very peo- A millennium after Rashi, it’s
words. With his brief comment Rashi’s interest is about be’er Of the hundreds of thousands ple whom he had led through not surprising that the texts of
on one Hebrew term near the itself. Only twice in the Bible of Israelites who escaped slav- the desert for their entire lives, the Jewish tradition sometimes
beginning of Deuteronomy he (here and in Deuteronomy ery and heard the voice of God whose parents had encountered seem foreign in our generation.
makes the profound suggestion 27:8) does Moses elucidate. at Mount Sinai, only three God at Sinai. Rashi seems to If Moses needed to speak 70
that the need to reinterpret the Usually it’s “Moses spoke” —Moses, Joshua and Caleb believe that their new context languages to reach his audience
Torah for every new generation or “Moses said.” That’s what — remain; the rest of that gener- requires a new interpretation at the Jordan, how much more
began inside the Torah itself. Moses does. Therefore, Rashi ation has died in the wilderness. of the Torah. so does the Torah requires
Deuteronomy 1:5 begins: figures, this unusual term must Their offspring stand look- Living in France in the 11th translation and interpretation
“On the other side of the Jordan, be asking us to tease out some ing across the Jordan at the century, Rashi was a teacher today? Whatever our language
in the land of Moab, Moses extra nuance. Promised Land. Joshua will and rabbi to a community of — be it English, Spanish,
began to elucidate this Torah.” Behind Rashi’s investigation lead them from here; God Jews whose context could not Hebrew, sign language or a
Rashi zeroes in on the Hebrew of this single word is a larger has told Moses that he must have been more different from language of the head or the
term be’er, which I’ve translated question about the book of die without crossing over to the eras of the ancient Hebrew heart — it is our challenge to
as elucidate. He offers a four- Deuteronomy: It contains lists the other side. As he sends and Aramaic texts that were find the 70 ways of reading
word comment (it’s slightly of laws that differ from sim- the younger generation on its their birthright. He made it that make the riches of our
longer in English): “In seventy ilar lists found elsewhere in way, Moses speaks a bookful his life’s work to annotate tradition accessible to us. l
languages he explained it for the Bible, primarily in Exodus of words, retelling their his- those texts — the Bible and
them.” Seventy languages? and Leviticus. Sometimes tory and reviewing the laws the Talmud — to make them Rabbi Helen Plotkin teaches cours-
Where did that come from? Deuteronomy has more details around which they will build a accessible to his generation.
es in biblical Hebrew and classical

The text doesn’t mention lan- or alternate explanations; new society. Sometimes he literally Hebrew texts at Swarthmore
guages, and it’s written entirely sometimes the laws are differ- In the biblical story, the translates, offering French College and is founder and director
in Hebrew. A literal under- ent in substance. Even the Ten Israelites are only one gen- equivalents of difficult Hebrew of Mekom Torah, a Jewish commu-
standing of Rashi’s comment Commandments don’t seem to eration removed from their terms. More often, he writes nity learning project. She is editor
is so implausible that we can be written in stone. parents’ life in Egypt. Maybe in Hebrew, using explanatory and annotator of In This Hour:
assume it’s not what he meant. Academic scholars explain they speak Egyptian; maybe language to bridge the mean- Heschel’s Writings in Nazi Germany
Rashi didn’t make up the idea these differences historically, their ancient mother tongue ing gap between the tradition and London Exile. The Board of
that Moses was a polyglot; it’s theorizing that the text was — Hebrew — has been passed and the world around him. Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia is
drawn from an older interpretive assembled from a variety of law down to them. But they cer- With his comment on be’er, proud to provide the Torah com-
tradition. However, Rashi always codes developed and recorded tainly don’t speak 70 languages. he claims Moses as his model: mentary for the Jewish Exponent.
insisted that he interpreted the by different subcommunities Did Rashi mean that Moses both elucidate the text in a
Torah according to the peshat in different eras with different translated the laws so they language suited to the context
— the naked, unadorned, con- interests. Rashi also recog- could be understood by neigh- of their listeners.
textual meaning. If he chose to nized the differences noticed boring nations? Or that he In the Jewish tradition, the

Rock vibe on the guitar riffs in One of the songs on the She’s hoping to get even more Ninet Tayeb
several tracks. Manayunk set list will likely music lovers engaged with her Courtesy of Daniel Kaminsky
Continued from Page 9 be Tayeb’s recently released songs when she travels across
She’s similarly reticent cover of Joni Mitchell’s song the U.S.
it never let me go. Something about her lyrics, which she “Woodstock,” which Tayeb
that I had to do, that I have to describes as a letter from recorded in honor of the “There are the people coming
do still, because I can’t do any herself to herself. cultural milestone’s 50th anni- to a show to hang out and
other thing.” versary. Tayeb hoped to share drink and mingling and all that
“I tend to write a lot about her interpretation onstage at stuff, and then there are the
Tayeb doesn’t like to label what’s going on in your inner Woodstock 50, but the con- people coming who love music,
her music, but she said it’s self. Things like, it’s very cert has been canceled. Her and that’s that audience that I
an amalgam of ballad rock, personal between you and music video of the song is on believe — that I want to believe
alternative rock and a smid- yourself. Your soul, your heart, YouTube, though. — that I’m attracting.” l
gen of ’90s rock thrown in I’m writing about when I feel
for good measure. “It’s Berlin pain and sadness. It’s really Tayeb knows she’s lucky to [email protected];
meets New York meets Tel hard for me to write when make a living off her music, 215-832-0751
Aviv,” with a Middle Eastern I’m happy. So I don’t know, which not many people can do.
I’m still trying to find out.”

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How a Girl From Minsk Discovered Her Jewish Heritage

STORY FROM THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL

VERA WAS ONLY 4 years old when her parents divorced. She my stepbrother attended a Jewish Agency summer camp for the first time,”
grew up in Minsk without contact with her father — and totally recounted Vera.
unaware that he was Jewish, or that she had any Jewish roots at all.
But when Vera turned 16, all that changed when she came across In 2016, Vera became the coordinator of a local Jewish organization in Minsk,
a program run by the Jewish Federation-supported Jewish Agency named Shahar. She stayed connected to The Jewish Agency, graduating from
for Israel. the Matmid Jewish Tour Guide Program, and today is participating in an eight-
month Masa program in Israel.
Vera grew up, unaware of her father’s Jewish roots or her ties to the
Jewish world. That all changed in 2011 when Vera turned 16. A friend Because of desire to be part of the Jewish community, Vera was able to reunite
had invited Vera to join her for a Jewish Agency holiday celebration with her father, learn the truth about her heritage and inspire not only herself but
in Minsk’s Jewish community, but tickets were only being given her extended family to discover and reconnect to their Jewish roots.
to local Jews. Seeing how much her daughter wanted to go, Vera’s
mother reached out to her ex-husband and invited him to reconnect Russian-speaking Jews suffered greatly under the seven decades of the
with Vera. Soviet regime and, as a result, many have lost their identity and connection
to their heritage. The Jewish Agency for Israel is working to bring these mem-
After 12 years, Vera reunited with her dad. Upon discovering her bers of our family back into the fold. To learn more about this program, visit
father’s Jewish identity, she told him about the Jewish holiday com- jewishagency.org/russian-speaking-jewry.
memoration in Minsk that she’d been invited to. Vera’s father took
care of getting her a ticket, and Vera was able to attend. But beyond
granting Vera access to the holiday celebration, that meeting with her
father also unlocked the door to her Jewish identity and Jewish future.

“At the event, I learned about The Jewish Agency and joined a
Taglit-Birthright program during which I visited Israel for the first time and met
other Jewish people my age,” Vera said. “I learned a lot about my roots and when
I got back to Minsk, I decided that I wanted to continue my Jewish journey and
discover more about Judaism.”

Vera enrolled in The Jewish Agency’s Summer Camp in Minsk, an experience
that allowed her to deepen her Jewish connections and gain more knowl-
edge about Jewish history and traditions. She was so inspired by her time at
camp that she joined, and successfully graduated from, The Jewish Agency’s
Educational Leadership Institute (ELI) for camp counselors, becoming a camp
counselor herself.

And Vera’s eagerness and thirst for Jewish knowledge spread to other
members of her family, too.

“My sister started attending programs and connecting with Jewish life, our
father became very active in the local Jewish community, and last summer,

Outdoor Summer Music for the Kid in All of Us

PICTURE IT: It’s a languid summer evening with a picnic dinner in the grass. music with local Jewish women musicians, as well as with stories from PJ
Live music is playing. Parents and grandparents relax and chat while young Library — yet another Jewish Federation-supported endeavor. The resulting
children romp around or listen to Jewish storytelling. Toward sunset, the fun is all part of jkidphilly’s goal of bringing Jewish families together through
fireflies come out, and so do Popsicles for everyone. Sounds pretty great, right? joyful, meaningful programs.

You have one more chance this summer to paint yourself into this The final concert is coming up next week: Don’t miss it. Here are the details:
lovely picture, thanks to Jewish Federation-supported jkidphilly’s Musical Wednesday, Aug. 14, 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Summer Series. Kids Castle, 425 Wells Road, Doylestown

Featuring Philadelphia-based folk musician Chana Rothman and a You bring the picnic; they’ll bring the Popsicles. Jkidphilly staff will also
smattering of friends — Rory Michelle Sullivan, Lori Turner, Jessi Roemer have a calming/sensory box available for families upon request. For more
and Mama Mac — the theme of this summer’s free concert series is B’tzelem information or to register, visit jkidphilly.org/event/musicalsummer or contact
Elohim, meaning “in the image of G-d.” Lori Rubin at [email protected] or 215-320-0402.

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Jewish Child Dies at Camden County the program through August. of having someone with a social work degree in
Water Park on July 30 NMAJH said it had more than 13,000 free visitors management is their orientation to the clients,
A 9-YEAR-OLD boy from Brooklyn drowned July services, and advocacy.”
30 during a summer camp trip to Sahara Sam’s water in July.
park in West Berlin, New Jersey, the New York Post Free admission includes complimentary access to Perlmutter was part of an academic family. She
reported. was married to Daniel D. Perlmutter, professor emer-
the museum’s core exhibition, as well as access to the itus of chemical and biomolecular engineering at
Police said Hersch Meilich Grossman of Boro special exhibition, Sara Berman’s Closet. The museum University of Pennsylvania, who survives her, while
Park went into cardiac arrest in an outdoor pool just will be open daily during August. her son is a professor of physics at the University of
after 7:30 p.m. They arrived when lifeguards were Temple Professor Felice Perlmutter Dies California, Berkeley. She is also survived by daughters
performing CPR on the boy and had removed him Temple University Professor of Social Work Shira and Tova, and three grandchildren.
unconscious from an outdoor pool. Efforts to save Administration Felice Davidson Perlmutter — who
Hersch were unsuccessful. He was pronounced dead is also the mother of Nobel Prize-winning astro- Jewish Family & Children’s Service Program
an hour later at Virtua Hospital in Voorhees. physicist Saul Perlmutter — died July 27 of cancer. Included in Jewish Poverty Challenge
She was 87. The Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies
About 750 to 800 people had been attending a said it selected Jewish Family & Children’s Service
private event with the Jewish group Belzer Talmud A 2007 article in Social Work Today noted that of Greater Philadelphia for its Intensive Incubation
Torah, Chief Leonard Check of the Berlin Township in addition to authoring 10 books and 80 articles on Program as part of the NJHSA Jewish Poverty
Police Department said, adding that multiple life- social policy, human services and nonprofit manage- Challenge.
guards from the park and various camps were present. ment, Perlmutter helped found Temple’s School of
Social Administration in 1974. The program’s goal is to support agencies with
The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office is investi- their efforts to address Jewish poverty in their
gating the incident. Perlmutter’s early book Changing Hats: From Social communities.
Work Practice to Administration was considered
The Post reported that a traditional Jewish funeral influential in helping practitioners decide whether to Through a partnership with Start Co., NJHSA
was held in Yiddish outside the Belzer Bais Medrash pursue case work or group work or administration. will provide six months of expert assistance as JFCS
in New York the next day. She also was a founder of the National Network of launches the poverty initiative.
Social Work Managers.
NMAJH Extends Free Admission Through “Our proposal would create an innovative peer
August “Social work is still one of the few professions support program where we would work with our
The National Museum of American Jewish History has that has as its life’s blood a commitment to being clients, who have overcome personal, health and
extended free admission to all visitors through August. consumer-oriented, to working with disenfranchised financial crises, to provide social and compassionate
populations, dealing with social problems, focus- support and resources to clients in similar situa-
NMAJH said an anonymous donor and the ing on social policy and promoting advocacy,” she tions,” said David Rosenberg, senior vice president for
Parkway Corp., which made free admission pos- said for a Social Work Today interview. “The value programs and strategy for JFCS. l
sible in July, have allowed the museum to extend

Influences Beehive

Continued from Page 21 Continued from Page 20

English teacher senior year of school. Not to spoil the won- parables, Plato’s moral mes- anthology of works by legend- O’Neill is now working on
high school gave this to me derful plot, but let’s just say sages resonate even harder. ary comics artist Will Eisner, growing Beehive’s customer
and said, “One day, you’re that I am still scared of mice, who pioneered the art of the base as well as exploring a
going to write something peo- largely because of Dahl’s mas- 4. The Boy in the Striped graphic novel and chronicled particular classic story in a
ple will want to read.” So if terful language. Pajamas, John Boyne. We read stories of Jewish New Yorkers. different way. Bram Stoker’s
you somehow ever read this, this book in Hebrew school That campaign raised $50,000. Dracula is told from varying
Mr. O’Donnell, thank you for 2. This is Water, David Foster in the year leading up to our perspectives through diary
believing in me. Wallace. I may be cheating Bar and Bat Mitzvahs. The “So little is working in the pub- entries, letters, newspaper arti-
by including this one because twist ending of this book truly lishing industry right now — it’s cles, phonograph recordings
5. On Writing: A Memoir it was originally written as a cemented the horrors of the like when you find a model that and so on. O’Neill wants to cre-
of the Craft, Stephen King. speech. Nevertheless, Wallace Holocaust in my mind, never actually works, I’m amazed every ate a leather-bound briefcase
This is actually the only book takes his signature philoso- to be forgotten. publisher isn’t doing this because filled with handwritten diaries
of King’s I’ve ever read. Half- phy and creates an accessible it works great for us,” he said. and letters as in the book. The
autobiography. Half-writer’s narrative in this work, one 5. Harry Potter and the trouble is finding calligraphers
guide. All incredible. A required that brims with parables and Sorcerer’s Stone, J.K. Rowling. In 2016 O’Neill closed the who write in 19th-century
read for all aspiring writers. advice but never comes across While I’m not a huge Potter- shop so he could focus on pub- styles. But the challenge is what
Rachel Winicov, intern as cliche. head anymore, my middle lishing full-time with Beehive makes it worth it, O’Neill said.
school evenings were full of Books. O’Neill handles the edi-
1. The Witches, Roald Dahl. 3. The Republic, Plato. mock Quidditch matches and torial side of the venture while “It’s not fun unless someone
A thrilling fantasy tale fea- At the risk of sounding like secret spells. This first book business partner Maëlle Doliveux tells you that you can’t do it,”
turing a young English boy a total nerd, I am a classics in the series sparked a pas- oversees the art direction and he said. l
and, yes, evil witches, this major in college. That distinc- sion for devouring novels and production. One of Beehive’s first
story lived on my night- tion is wholly because I took a netted me a close group of projects was a book compiling [email protected];
stand throughout elementary freshman seminar devoted to friends, many of whom I still Herbert Crowley’ works. It raised 215-832-0751
this work. Hidden in relatable talk to today, l about $125,000 on Kickstarter.

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8:30 p.m. Congregation Brothers diamonds & jewelry.
Beach Trip. of Israel. 530 Washington Crossing
Bring a bathing suit, towel and sunscreen and join the Mosaic Outdoor Club of Philadelphia for a Road, Newtown.
beach trip to Cape May, New Jersey. The group will carpool at 10:45 a.m. from in front of the ShopRite
at the intersection of Routes 70 and 73 in Marlton, New Jersey. We will have dinner in Cape May. Casual Kabbalat Shabbat. We can pay more because
Nonmembers are welcome. Cost $6. For information, call Jon at 856-787-0325. Join us every Friday evening during we know the true value.
July and August for an informal, Immediate cash for one
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Begins at 6 p.m. Followed by Kiddush collection.
THURSDAY, AUG. home in Margate City, New Jersey. Canasta Open Play. in the Saltzman Biblical Garden. For
Entertainment will be provided by Canasta walk-in friendly game. more information, call 215-886-8000. 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
Bible Study. Kol Zimra, an a cappella group, Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. Social hall at Ohev Old York Road Temple–Beth Am.
We will study the commentaries found and there will be remarks by Shalom of Bucks County. Weekly 971 Old York Road, Abington. (215) 885-7070
in the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim Elad Strohmayer, spokesperson open play for $2. To register call
Chumash and the commentaries of of the Embassy of Israel to the 215-968-6755. 944 Second St. Pike, Evening Shabbat. Open Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
modern biblical scholars to deepen United States. Contact Sharon Richboro. Shabbat evening service at Reform 11am - 4:00pm
our understanding of the first book of Richman for details at Sharon. Congregation Keneseth Israel. 8 p.m.
the Bible. For more information, call [email protected] or FRIDAY, AUG. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
610-667-5000. 10-11 a.m. Har Zion 267-443-2005.
Temple. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Shabbat Under the Stars. SATURDAY, AUG. at 8:50 p.m. Shacharit services begin
Penn Valley. Torah Study. Featuring a performance by The Israel at 8:45 a.m. the next day. For more
Midday Torah study with Rabbi Eric Scouts Tzofim Friendship Caravan, Torah, Bagels and Co ee. information, call the o ce at 215-635-
Computers 101 Club. Lazar at noon. All are welcome. kosher barbecue and a water ice truck. Begin Shabbat morning at Old York 1505. Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El.
Bring your laptop, tablet, iPad or Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph There will be games for the kids, with Road Temple-Beth Am with an 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
phone (smart ones and less smart Road, King of Prussia. services to follow. Adults $15. Children interactive and engaging discussion
ones) or just join in to learn. Joel of the weekly portion, including MONDAY, AUG.
Ravitch will be ready to help with bagels and co ee at 9 a.m. followed
email, video chat, files, photos and by a peer-led Shabbat service at Lunch with Al Taubenberger.
use of the internet. 10:15-11:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Casual dress is appropriate Lunch with the councilman at
KleinLife: Montgomery County. and everyone is welcome. For more 11:30 a.m. and program at 12:15 p.m.
7763 Old York Road, Elkins Park. information, call 215-886-8000. Call 215-320-0351 to register. $1.
971 Old York Road, Abington. Kleinlife: Northeast Philadelphia.
10100 Jamison Ave., Philadelphia.

Tisha B’Av Commemoration. Israeli Scouts Performance.
The day is a symbolic remembrance The Israel Scouts Tzofim Friendship
of the pain and su ering that befell Caravan is back to entertain you for
the Jewish people throughout history.
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Israel Scouts Caravan. Friday Evening, August 23 • 7pm
The Israel Scouts Tzofim Friendship
Caravan is back to entertain for •A Joyous Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv Service Followed by
another summer. The caravan will be a Lavish Champagne Dessert Reception.
stopping at KleinLife: Montgomery Bask in our warmth,
County while on their U.S. tour. This “the Little Shul with the Big Heart” and
free event is first-come, first-served. be inspired by our Rabbi Charles Sherman
11 a.m. to noon. 7763 Old York Road, (author, best-seller, The Broken and the
Elkins Park. Whole: Discovering Joy After Heartbreak)
and Cantor Stephen Freedman,
(formerly of Temple Sinai, Dresher, PA)
•Rabbi Cantor
Charles Sherman We are especially excited to welcome Stephen Freedman
•Cantor Freedman for the High Holydays
Chai Tea Lunch.
The Israel Bonds Philadelphia and select Shabbatot/Festivals throughout the year!
Women’s Division is honoring Reservations requested by August 19 • Call 215-635-1505
Janice Gorson, Lynne Cohen and
Melrose B’nai israel eManu-el
Sherrie Willner during its annual Chai 8339 old York road 215-635-1505
elkins Park, PennsYlvania 19027-1515 WeBsite: www.mbiee.org
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CHALICK LINDER MEDOFF ROSENBAUM SHENKER

Dr. Conrad “Connie” Chalick, 87, died on Ju- Peter Stuart Linder, age 80, of Malvern, PA, Eleanor Medoff (nee Bachman) on July 31, Marian Goodman Rosenbaum - April 28, Helen (nee Cohen) Shenker died in Pem-
ly 31st at his residence in Palm Coast, Flor- died on July 30, 2019. He is survived by his 2019. Survived by 2 children, 5 grandchil- 1925 — July 12, 2019. Marian Goodman broke Pines, Florida, on July 20, 2019. Be-
ida after a long illness. He is survived by his loving wife of 40 years, Margie, his children dren, 12 great- grandchildren and 9 grand Rosenbaum, 94, of Wynnewood, PA, passed loved wife of the late Herbert who died in
wife Jennifer, his first wife Shirley, their child Lisa Snyder (Ira), Brian Linder (Marissa), puppies. She lived a very full life and worked away apparently from cardiac arrest on July 1997 after almost 57 years of marriage. Lov-
Beth and her husband Elon, grandchildren Joanna Linder, his grandchildren Jeremy and tirelessly with the Jewish War Veterans for 12, 2019, in her home. She lived totally inde- ing mother of Robert and Ronald; devoted
Sam and Emily and was predeceased by his Sam Snyder, Mia and Cades Linder, and sis- many years, and most of that time as an of- pendently and only used a cane when out- grandmother of David, Adam and Daniel; dear
son Michael. Connie was well known for his ter Susan Linder. Peter enjoyed a long and ficer of the National Organization. Eleanor side her home. Born and raised in West Phil- aunt of Susan, Mary, Larry, Nancy, Donna
skills as a psychologist and served on faculty successful career. Linder is past treasurer spent 40 years in Florida and most of these adelphia, she lived in Overbrook Park prior to and Jill; dearest sister-in-law of Marlene and
at West Chester University (WCU) for many and chairman of the finance committee of the years would find her holding office in her moving to Wynnewood in 1961. She worked, Sandy Warner. She was born to Nettie and
years earning the title Professor Emeritus board of directors of Ben Franklin Techno- Condo Association or Homeowners Associ- after graduating West Philadelphia High Louis Cohen in Philadelphia on November 3,
upon his retirement. Among his many logy Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania. ation or both. She was a loving Mother to School, as an administrative assistant for an 1920. She graduated West Philadelphia
achievements at WCU, was the development He was chairman emeritus of the Mid-At- Judy and Arlene and a loving wife to Richard. accounting firm because of her ability with School in 1938. She married Herbert on Oc-
of the first residential orientation program for lantic Angel Group Fund and served as the She loved playing cards with her cronies typing numbers. After having children, she tober 1, 1940 in a civil ceremony at Yerkes in
matriculating freshman, a model that many chairman of LORE, one of the oldest angel in- once a week. Eleanor was well respected by spent most of her adult life as a homemaker. Millbourne Pa and soon after they celebrated
colleges and universities still use today. He vestment groups in the nation, and chair of her peers. Contributions in her memory may She met her husband, Harold Rosenbaum, in their marriage before Rabbi Matt on January
positively impacted the lives of many young the Angel Capital Education Foundation. He be made to The Phoenix Center School, 16 Atlantic City at Texas and Pacific Avenues, 5, 1941. Helen was beautiful inside and out –
adults in his work at Camp Saginaw where he was a member of the Valuation Committee of Monsignor Owens Place, Nutley, NJ 07110. and was married to him for 70 years at the most loving, smart, generous and kind to all
served in multiple leadership roles and cre- Edison Venture Fund and of the board of dir- time of his passing on June 2, 2013. Mrs. who knew her. She was a wonderful wife,
ated Saginaw’s Senior Boys Mount Olympus ectors of Molecular Detection Inc. Linder was GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S Rosenbaum was a founding member of Over- mother and homemaker, an accomplished
(The Hill) serving as Zeus 1, and the Senior a founder of ETHIX, a managed-care com- RAPHAEL-SACKS brook Park Congregation (later Congregation cook and baker. She was an avid reader,
Girls Acropolis (The Crop) with both The Hill pany operating HMOs and PPOs in 13 states. Beth T’fillah of Overbrook Park, which later loved entertaining, loved socializing and her
and Crop still active entities at the camp. He also founded American Interactive, a com- MILLER merged with Adath Israel on the Main Line) home was always open to friends and family
Connie was an active member of The Freema- pany specializing in hospital laboratory data and was active in its Sisterhood. She later (“Grand Central Station”). She will be so
sons, both in Pennsylvania and later in Flor- processing systems. He has been a member Janice Miller (nee Salidar). July 27, 2019. continued to belong to Adath Israel and also missed. A graveside ceremony was held on
ida where he served as Grand Master. He was of the board of governing trustees of The Loving mother of Ellen Miller and Tracy became a member of Congregation Beth El - July 26, 2019. Contributions in her memory
also a proud Air Force veteran having served Jackson Laboratory. Peter was Entrepreneur- Byrne (John). Devoted grammy of Zachary, Ner Tamid, Broomall. She sponsored the an- may be made to the American Cancer Soci-
in the Korean War as an aerial bombardier in-Residence at Muhlenberg College, teach- Benjamin, and Meredith. Contributions in her nual Blessing of the Animals at Beth El - Ner ety.
and photographer aboard a B-29 aircraft. ing courses in venture capital and entrepren- memory may be made to the Alzheimer’s As- Tamid because of her strong love of all anim-
Donations in Connie’s memory may be made eurship on campus. In 2013 he was named sociation, 399 Market Street, Suite 102, Phil- als. She was active in B’nai B’rith Women, SICKLES
to Disabled American Veterans at to the newly created post of Entrepreneur-in- adelphia, PA 19103 served as Chapter President and President of
https://www.dav.org/ Residence within the office of the Vice Pres- the Philadelphia Council where she oversaw Barbara Nan (nee Stein) Sickles died peace-
ident for Research at Penn State which was GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S the B’nai B’rith Youth Organization consist- fully at home on July 29, 2019. Beloved wife
COHEN part of an ongoing effort to invigorate entre- RAPHAEL-SACKS ing of AZA (Aleph Zadik Aleph for high school of the late Louis who died in 2017 after 58
preneurship and technology transfer at the boys) and BBG (B’nai B'rith Girls for high yrs. of marriage. Loving mother of Nancy
Shirley Cohen, on July 27, 2019. Loving wife University. Most recently, he served as Chair- A school girls). She was honored for her dis- Jane (Alan Rothschild) and Kay Ellen (Mike
of 41 years to the late Phillip. Companion of man of the Board for the Penn State Re- COMMUNITY tinguished service at the Chapel of the Four Morse); Devoted grandmother of Cole, Jacob
the late Robert Pine, Esq. Mother of Martin search Foundation, a nonprofit organization REMEMBERS Chaplains. She is survived by a son, Mark and Harper; Dear sister of Dr. Gerald (Sally)
Friedman (the late Robin), the late Randi comprised of University faculty, alumni, Rosenbaum (Sandi) of Short Hills, NJ; a Stein. Barbara was born to Rose Miller Stein
Bernardo (the late John) and Ami (Stephen) trustees and industry representatives which MONTHLY daughter, Nadine Rosenbaum Tolvin (Jeff) of and Dr. Harry Nathaniel Stein in Phila., PA on
Kardos. Grandmother of Margo, Lexii, purpose is to promote patenting and com- ARCHIVES OF Manhattan, NY; three grandchildren, Richard Jan. 23, 1935. She graduated from Friends
Shawna, Bryan and Danielle. Kittymom to mercial applications for Penn State’s scientif- JEWISH EXPONENT Rosenbaum, Jill Krasnove and Peter Rosen- Central and then earned a Bachelor's degree
Amber, Alley and Oreo. Shirley was a world ic and technical research. As an avid boater DEATH NOTICES baum; and 10 great-grandchildren, Lindsay, in Liberal Arts in 1956 from The University of
traveler, but her favorite destination was her for 45 years, Peter loved spending his sum- ARE AVAILABLE Finn, K.C. and Harley Rosenbaum; Charlie, Pennsylvania. After college, she received a
3 weeks on her "Happy Island" in Aruba, her mers on the family boat “Main Course” in Simon and Kate Krasnove; and Benjamin, Fellowship to study social work at Bryn Mawr
2nd home. She was a needlepoint artist ex- Surry, Maine where he was very active at ONLINE. Tyler and Cooper Rosenbaum. College. Barbara was a devoted wife and
traordinaire, Mahjong enthusiast and always KYC yacht club (Blue Hill, ME), spending www. mother. She loved her husband, daughters,
the life of the party. She loved to laugh. She more than a decade as the club treasurer. JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS grandkids and her sons-in-law. She was hap-
worked as a bookkeeper and was her hus- Peter was an enthusiastic Penn State football jewishexponent.com piest when she was with her family and
band's right-hand woman for Karanas Shoes fan. He loved to travel the world, had a pas- RUBIN friends, Bismark (her beloved Schnauzer),
for Men. Contributions in her memory may sion for genealogy, was always a student of selling real estate and shopping. She was a
be made to Stray Cat Blues, Inc., or to Spay history and loved gospel music. Above all he Norma Pearl Rubin (nee Satenstein) on July talented painter. She will be missed. Contri-
and Save, Inc. loved time spent with his family. Instead of 30, 2019. Beloved wife of the late Eugene. butions in her memory may be made to
flowers the family asks that you make contri- Devoted mother of Janice Rubin (Richard Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center, 125
GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S butions to Brain Injury Association of Amer- Finkelstein) and Howard Rubin (Lori). Loving County House Rd., Blackwood, NJ 08012.
RAPHAEL-SACKS ica 950 Walnut Bottom Road Suite 15-229 grandmother of Laura McClain (Johnathan)
Carlisle PA 17105 (BIAUSA.org) and Daniel Finkelstein. Also survived by her GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
A Community “college daughter” Betsy Mark and family. RAPHAEL-SACKS
Remembers JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS Contributions in her memory may be made to
The Iris Fund, Einstein Healthcare Network,
Monthly archives of Office of Development, Braemer Building,
Jewish Exponent Death Notices Ground Floor, 5501 Old York Rd., Phila., PA
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DEATH NOTICES Calendar Mahjong. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13
Our mahjong group meets at 1 p.m.
TEMKIN Continued from Page 27 in the Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel Popsicles on the Playground.
synagogue chapel to play the game, Join Or Hadash: a Reconstructionist Congregation for stories,
Maxine Temkin (nee Altman) on July 27, another summer. The caravan will have fun and raise money for tikkun crafts, Popsicles, play or just to hang out and schmooze. 5:30-
2019. Beloved wife of the late Sanford. Lov- be stopping at KleinLife: Northeast olam. Have you heard of mahjong and 7 p.m. Email [email protected] to RSVP. Free. Mondauk Park
ing mother of Debbie and Michael. Dear sis- Philadelphia. This free event is first want to learn to play? Are you new in Playground. 1451 Dillon Road, Ambler.
ter of Herbert Altman (Claudia). Contribu- come, first served. Don’t miss your town looking for the game? Have you
tions in her memory may be made to a char- chance to see them this year. 1 p.m. lived in town and want a new group debbiehelbing / iStock / Getty Images Plus
ity of the donor’s choice. 10100 Jamison Ave., to play with? We’re always looking
Philadelphia. for new players. We ask for a $4
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RAPHAEL-SACKS Israeli Scouts Dinner. 18th St., Philadelphia.
The Congregations of Shaare
WABER Shamayim announces the Israel WEDNESDAY,
Scouts Tzofim Friendship Caravan will AUG. 14
June Waber (nee Langley), of Center City be visiting. At 5 p.m., we will start
Philadelphia. Beloved wife of 53 years to the the evening with a “Pay As You Wish” Coffee and Conversation.
late Alfred Waber. June grew up in pasta and falafel dinner, followed After morning minyan, enjoy coffee
Manchester, England, and with her sister and by Israeli music and dancing, crafts and an open forum for learning at
mother lived through the bombings of World and more. The scout performance is 8 a.m. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz
War II. She and her late mother and sister scheduled for 7:15 p.m. The evening will teach and answer your Jewish
emigrated to the United States in the 1950s highlight will be when we come questions. Coffee and Conversation
where she came to meet and love her late together to build a living Israeli flag. is free and open to the community.
husband Alfred and came to love her adop- Call the CSS office at 215-677-1600 Adath Israel on the Main Line.
ted home Philadelphia. The love of June's life to make your reservation. 250 N. Highland Ave., Merion Station.
was her family. In particular, June and Alfred 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia.
loved and adored their daughter Lizabeth
Raynes, son-in-law Stephen Raynes, and
their two beloved granddaughters, Lily Ann
Raynes and Katie Raynes. She was a woman
of immense grace, humor, and kindness to
those whom she knew and to strangers on
the street. With her sweet English accent and
kind touch, she lit up many a room. She en-
joyed her extended family, dear friends,
bridge, and an Appletini. Her passing was
sudden and comes one day before the an-
niversary of her late beloved husband
Alfred's passing. In addition to her daughter,
son-in-law, and two granddaughters, she is
survived by one niece and four nephews. In
lieu of flowers, the family suggests a dona-
tion to the charity of the contributor's choice.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS

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memory Join the Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai All prospective members and their Discussion of the parshah of the week.
of your Israel Emanu-El for our weekly families are invited to join us this This session will be led by Rabbi Bible Study.
loved one … friendly mahjong game. Open to the summer for arts and crafts, a story Gary Charlestein. All are welcome. We will study the commentaries found
entire kehillah. No charge for MBIEE and a snack. Contact Marissa in the 12:30 p.m. 1710 Romano Drive, in the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim
CALL 215-832-0749 sisterhood members. A one-time office with any questions at 610-356- Norristown. Chumash and the commentaries of
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YAHRTZEIT AD. to the MBIEE Sisterhood. Contact in Broomall. 55 N. Church Lane, Bereavement Group. our understanding of the first book of
215-635-1505 or vp-rebecca@ Broomall. For the post-bereaved, held at the Bible. For more information, call
classified@ mbiee.org for more information. Northeast NORC from 1-2:30 p.m. 610-667-5000. 10-11 a.m. Har Zion
jewishexponent.com 7 p.m. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. Gardening Workshop. Free. Email rivkapowers@gmail. Temple. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn
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TUESDAY, AUG. 13 Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s 8546B Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia.
Meadowbrook Farm in Jenkintown, Philadelphia Art Museum.
Farmers Market. where she oversees the public jkidphilly Musical. History professor Alice Price discusses
Buy and enjoy fresh and local produce gardens and educational programs. Join jkidphilly for our Musical Summer the beautiful structure of the art museum
from our own hoop houses and This special program from will touch Series with Chana Rothman and and what makes it so wonderful (besides
gardens (some produce purchased upon all of the positive goodness friends. This summer, our theme is the art inside of it). 10:15-11:15 a.m.
wholesale for supply). Currently that flowers give to us. Free. 11 a.m. B’tzelem Elohim; join us in celebrating Free. KleinLife: Montgomery County.
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to Cook For A Friend program. musicians. Bring your own picnic Midday Torah study with Rabbi Eric
For more information contact John Yiddish Culture Club dinner, and we will bring the Popsicles Lazar at noon. All are welcome.
Eskate at 215-698-7300, ext. 196. Join the members of the Melrose for dessert. Free. 5:30-7 p.m. Kids Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph
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10100 Jamison Ave., Philadelphia. Cultural Group for a discussion of
Yiddish language, culture, humor Mahjong. Canasta Open Play.
Lunch and Learn. and history. We meet at 12:30 p.m. Old York Road Temple-Beth Am will Canasta walk-in friendly game.
Discussion of the parshah of the in the board room (enter through host a drop-in mahjong game at Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. Social hall at Ohev
week. This session will be led by the MBIEE lobby). Coffee, tea and 7 p.m. Bring your cards. Mahjong sets Shalom of Bucks County. Weekly
Rabbi Fred Davidow. All are welcome. desserts served. Free and open to the and cards will be for sale. For more open play for $2. To register, call
Noon. Congregation Adath community. For more information, information, call 215-886-8000. 215-968-6755. 944 Second Street
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existence shall cease upon the fil- LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION Late of Philadelphia quest all persons having claims or against the estate of the decedent of the Pennsylvania Business Cor-
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Department of State of the Com- granted to the undersigned, who the above Estate have been gran- decedent to make known the same persons indebted to the decedent NICOLE
monwealth of Pennsylvania. request all persons having claims ted to the undersigned, who re- and all persons indebted to the de- to make payment without delay to FICTITIOUS NAME MCNALLY
or demands against the estate of quest all persons having claims or cedent to make payment without WILLIAM T. BRITT, III, EXECUTOR, FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION 215.832.0749
Notice is hereby given by Lester the decedent to make known the demands against the estate of the delay to JOANNE BINNI, ADMINIS- c/o Harvey Abramson, Esq., 86 Notice is hereby given that an Ap-
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sional corporation, that said cor- the decedent to make payment and all persons indebted to the de- 3070 Bristol Pike, Bldg. 2, Ste. 204, Or to his Attorney: tious Name was filed in the Depart- JESSICA
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section 1975 of the Business Cor- persons having claims or demands LETTERS of TESTAMENTARY on the decedent to make known the tate of the decedent to make known ment of State of the Common-
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upon the filing of Articles of Dissol- persons indebted to the decedent quest all persons having claims or without delay, to Anthony F. Groch, without delay, to Joy Dickstein dian Creek Rd, Harleysville, PA
ution in the Department of State of to make payment without delay to demands against the estate of the 1211 Herschel Rd., Philadelphia, Finkel (aka Joy Dickstein), Adminis- 19438. The name and address of
the Commonwealth of PAUL HOFFMAYER, EXECUTOR, decedent to make known the same, PA 19116, Executor. trator c/o Joy Dickstein, Esquire each individual interested in the
Pennsylvania. c/o Harry Metka, Esq., 4802 Ne- and all persons indebted to the de- Edward J. Campanella, Esq. 668 Woodbourne Road Suite 101 business is Rinaldo A. Ross II at
shaminy Blvd., Ste. 9, Bensalem, cedent to make payment without 477 West Valley Rd. Langhorne, PA 19047 or to her at- 250 Indian Creek Rd, Harleysville,
T&L Contract Flooring, Inc., a cor- PA 19020. delay, to Elizabeth Ozalas, c/o Paul Wayne, PA 19087 torney: PA 19438. This was filed in accord-
poration organized under the laws Or to his Attorney: J. Perpiglia, Esq., Perpiglia & As- ESTATE OF SANDRA RUGGIERI JOY DICKSTEIN, ESQUIRE ance with 54 PaC.S. 311.
of the state of New Jersey, has ap- HARRY METKA socs., 1332 Jackson St., Jenkin- a/k/a SANDRA RUGGIERO, 668 Woodbourne Road FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION
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Pennsylvania under the provisions Bensalem, PA 19020 Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq. NOVICK, DECEASED. Langhorne, PA 19047 plication for Registration of Ficti-
of Chapter 4 of the Associations Perpiglia & Assocs. Late of Philadelphia tious Name was filed in the Depart-
Code. The address of its principal Estate of Grace Verdi, Deceased 1332 Jackson St. LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on CORPORATE NOTICES ment of State of the Common-
office under the laws of the juris- Late of Philadelphia, PA. Philadelphia, PA 19148 the above Estate have been gran- G 61 Inc has been incorporated un- wealth of Pennsylvania on June 28,
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the address of its proposed re- granted to the undersigned, who a/k/a JOSEPH LEVITO, JOSEPH demands against the estate of the tion Law of 1988. 19149. The name and address of
gistered office in this Common- request all persons having claims TIMOTHY LEVITO, JOSEPH TIM decedent to make known the same Lundy Beldecos & Milby, PC each individual interested in the
wealth is c/o 2021 Arch St., Phila., or demands against the estate of LEVITO, DECEASED. and all persons indebted to the de- 450 N. Narberth Ave. business is Joseph Tell at 7223 Le-
PA 19103. the decedent to make known the Late of Philadelphia cedent to make payment without Suite 200 onard St. Philadelphia, PA 19149.
same, and all persons indebted to LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on delay to RONALD MCCAFFERTY, Narberth, PA 19072 This was filed in accordance with
ESTATE NOTICES the decedent to make payment the above Estate have been gran- ADMINISTRATOR, c/o Laura M. 54 PaC.S. 311.
Estate of DOLORES GIOVANETTI; without delay, to Rose DiJoseph, ted to the undersigned, who re- Tobey, Esq., 229 W. Wayne Ave., Notice is hereby given that, pursu- FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION
GIOVANETTI, DOLORES Executrix, c/o Gary A. Zlotnick, quest all persons having claims or Wayne, PA 19087. ant to the Business Corporation Notice is hereby given that an Ap-
Late of Philadelphia, PA. Esq., Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan demands against the estate of the Or to his Attorney: Law of 1988, H. E. Hennigh, Inc., a plication for Registration of Ficti-
LETTERS of TESTAMENTARY on Schaer & Toddy, PC, 1818 Market decedent to make known the same LAURA M. TOBEY corporation incorporated under the tious Name was filed in the Depart-
the above estate have been gran- St., 13th Fl., Philadelphia, PA and all persons indebted to the de- REIDENBACH & ASSOCIATES, LLC laws of the State of Georgia, will ment of State of the Common-
ted to the undersigned, who re- 19103 or to their attorneys, cedent to make payment without 229 W. Wayne Ave. withdraw from doing business in wealth of Pennsylvania on June 26,
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decedent to make known the same, Kaplan Schaer & Toddy, PC Esq., The Bellevue, 6th Fl., 200 S. Loigman, Sonia A., Deceased incorporation is 4701 HED- adelphia, PA 19128. The name and
and all persons indebted to the de- 1818 Market St., 13th Fl. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19102, Late of Philadelphia, PA. GEMORE DRIVE, CHARLOTTE, NC, address of each individual inter-
cedent to make payment without Philadelphia, PA 19103 Or to her Attorney: LETTERS TESTAMENTARY 28209 and the name of its com- ested in the business is Katlyn Har-
delay, to Donielle Calabrese, c/o DAVID S. WORKMAN on the above estate have been mercial registered office provider in rison at 712 Crestview Road Phil-
Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq., Perpiglia & To place a ASTOR WEISS KAPLAN & MAN- granted to the undersigned, who Pennsylvania is CT Corporation adelphia, PA 19128. This was filed
Assocs., 1332 Jackson St., Phil- Classified Ad, DEL, LLP request all persons having claims System. in accordance with 54 PaC.S. 311.
adelphia, PA 19148, Executrix. call 215.832.0749 The Bellevue, 6th Fl. or demands against the estate of
Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq. 200 S. Broad St. the decedent to make known the LAVA GARDEN, INC. has been in-
Perpiglia & Assocs. Philadelphia, PA 19102 same, and all persons indebted to corporated under the provisions of
1332 Jackson St. the decedent to make payment the Pennsylvania Business Corpor-
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NEWSMAKERS Volunteers from Main Line Reform Temple pose with supplies for weekend meal bags to be
delivered to the food-insecure. Each week, more than 100 bags are prepared and delivered.
Leslie Miller Greenspan, who was recently made partner at
Tucker Law Group, will chair Women Against Abuse’s board of
directors. Greenspan has been on Women Against Abuse’s Board
since 2014, and has served as vice chair of the board, as well as
co-chair of the events committee.

Congregants at Main Line Reform Temple Photo by Davida Chornock

Leslie Miller Greenspan Har Zion Temple held a Havdallah Pray at the Bay at the home of Peggy and Joe Carver in
Photo courtesy of Tucker Law Group Margate, New Jersey, on July 27.

The Jewish Residents’ Council of Ann’s Choice Community
hosted Karl Middleman to discuss the Jewish aspects of the
movie My Fair Lady. Middleman has lectured for the Philadelphia
Orchestra and has received awards from the National Endowment
for the Arts, the Pew Center for the Arts and the Pennsylvania
Council on the Arts. He also teaches at Temple University.

From left: Joe Shrager, Karl Middleman and Phyllis Halpern Photo courtesy of Har Zion Temple
Photo by Bernie Roseman
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Golden Slipper Club & Charities hosted a camp alumni day on Philadelphia Israel Bonds Legal & Financial Services Division honored Philip Rosenfeldt and
July 28, and more than 150 camp alumni joined for a reunion. Mitchell Benson during its tribute dinner held at the Fitler Club. There were $7 million in Israel
Bonds sales and indications achieved. The division honors individuals for service to the legal and
financial services professions and who demonstrate support for Israel.

From left: Camp director Justin Guida with camp board members Larry
Bressler, Larry Bergen, Dean Siegel and Bobby Schiller

From left: Tribute co-chair Adam Laver presents the Israel Peace Award to Philip Rosenfeldt, while

Mitchell Benson receives the Israel Peace Award from Bruce Goodman. Photo by Harold Marcus

The Kehillah Fall Sunday Soccer Board held its 21st annual preseason board meeting.

Campers welcoming guests Back row from left: Rebecca
Photos courtesy of Golden Slipper Clubs & Charities Shefcyk, Mark Shefcyk,
Jennifer Harnick, Doug Karan,
Barbara Lichtman, David
Gest, Danielle Otero, Yehudah
Glasser and Scott Goldshaw.
Front row: Sienna and Jacob
Shefcyk

Kim Decker

Camp president Ken Brown Ari Sussman, a graduate of AUGUST 8, 2019 35
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Academy, recently received the
Leonard Bernstein Fellowship
in composition. A piece that
he composed was performed
in Tanglewood, Massachusetts.

Ari Sussman
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