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LOCAL Its Spruce
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Seven residents are
in for a year of IT ALL BEGAN about three years ago in The story of Jonah and the whale has been iconically represented throughout history. This version,
intensive study. an apartment in the Gayborhood where
two roommates in their early 20s were — by Pieter Lastman, was painted in 1621. Image via Wikimedia Commons
Page 4 as one described — eating ice cream late
at night and wondering where they were Synagogue Finds
LOCAL going to daven that week. Creative Way to
Present Book of Jonah
Friendship Circle e roommates, Gabi Wachs and Lilli
Hits its Stride Flink, had tried di erent synagogues in ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF 8-foot-wide model in atable whale, and
Special needs Center City, but nothing felt quite like children at its Yom Kippur family service
program pairs what they sought. at was when they THE READING OF the Book of Jonah at 9:15 a.m. will get the chance to reenact
Jewish youth. decided to try hosting a service them- is customary for Yom Kippur, but one the experience of Jonah spending three
selves, for just them and a dozen or so synagogue is going a step further. days and nights in the belly of the beast.
Page 5 friends, in their Spruce Street apartment.
Beth David Reform Congregation in It’s a novelty Rabbi Beth Kalisch hopes
LOCAL Today, Spruce Street Minyan meets Gladwyne has constructed a 55-foot-long, will engage them.
about once a month on Friday evenings, in
Shtetl Skills rooms at the Philadelphia Ethical Society
Program Returns or the William Way Community Center.
Tribe 12 takes over About 80 people attend the monthly gath-
for the defunct erings, where they have Kabbalat Shabbat/
Jewish Farm School. Maariv services and then a potluck dinner.

Page 5 e davening is egalitarian and lay led,
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Full-Time Music Residency Comes to Philly

LOCAL people were singing together, Top row, from left: Rabbi Yosef Goldman, Eitan Kantor, Gedalia Penner, Wolpe — who have moved
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF and that singing allowed Sam Tygiel, Rebekka Goldsmith and Katharine Baker. Bottom row, from from across the country for this
people to hear the nuances of left: Joey Weisenberg, Batya Levine, Rena Branson and Rabbi Ariel Wolpe residency, in their studies. It
JOEY WEISENBERG invites each other,” Weisenberg said. will be a year of intensive study.
you to sing along. at’s the “ at’s what we want to see in Photo by Mordechai Schram
idea, anyway, with the Rising the world.” “We take very seriously the
Song Jewish Music Residency, a musician as well, Weisenberg Goldsmith, Eitan Kantor, Batya idea that when we sing together,
which just welcomed its rst Put another way: He wants will guide the seven residents Levine, Gedalia Penner, Sam we are connecting to something
full-time residency program to create ba’alei neginah, — Rena Branson, Rebekka Tygiel and Rabbi Ariel Root greater than ourselves, that
at the Germantown Jewish his play on ba’al teshuvah. that’s a sacred, spiritual, prayer-
Centre, the culmination of Meaning: “Folks who can insti- ful function,” Goldman said.
years of dedicated work. gate music and spiritual life in
the Jewish world,” he said. e Rising Song Institute
Seven promising young began as the Rising Song
Jewish spiritual leaders, all e Jewish Music Residency Fellowship, a series of retreats
focused on music, will spend is a project of the Rising Song where 18 accomplished Jewish
the next year honing their tech- Institute, the musical wing of musicians came together
nical skills — as musicians, the Hadar Institute, an egali- in communities worldwide
composers, singers — while tarian yeshiva based in New to make music with one
learning how to use those skills York. Weisenberg, the insti- another and with the people
to make a greater impact in tute’s founder and co-director, around them. Weisenberg’s
their respective communities. is a proli c musician and writer, goal was always to expand,
In other words, they’re going to deeply interested in the possibil- and it’s grown into more; the
get a little louder. ities of communal music. fellowship still exists, and the
institute, now more formalized
“Imagine a world in which Along with co-director
Rabbi Yosef Goldman of See Music, Page 21
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THIS TIME OF YEAR, Chani Friendship Circle in 2019 Photo by Lee Senderowitsch Circle, the formalization of 2009. Black wanted her son to
Baram thinks a lot about the their education in special have a hands-on Bar Mitzvah
strides her organization has made. Rabbi Zev Baram, it’s not unlike and enjoyable spaces for their needs and in leadership skills project, one that would require
watching their children grow up. children with special needs, has been an added bonus, on more from him than raising
When the Friendship the changes in the scale and top of the volunteering. money. The Friendship Circle
Circle arrived in Philadelphia “There’s been a big shift,” breadth of programs have been seemed like a good fit.
in 2003, it didn’t even have she said. noticeable and deeply appre- Just ask Nancy Black.
programming for the first ciated. And for the volunteers Her son, Adam, first joined See Friendship, Page 9
year, as organizers sought to To the Barams and the and their families who have the Friendship Circle around
build a network of interested participants and their families interacted with Friendship
volunteers and participants who depend on the organi-
and understand the needs of zation for weekly activities
the community. Today, the
Friendship Circle, a Chabad
organization dedicated to pair-
ing Jewish teens with Jewish
children and young adults with
special needs for meaningful
friendships, is able to help
more people than ever before.

To Baram, who runs the
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Tribe 12 Takes Over Jewish Farm School’s
Shtetl Skills Program, Offers Monthly Workshops

LOCAL focus on the present and offering rare, open in their time of greatest need.
MATT SILVER | JE STAFF the future. pollinated and cul- You may not know this, but
“A lot of it is turally important
THE NEW YEAR is the focusing on self-suffi- vegetable, herb and the calendula flower actually
perfect time to plant the seed for ciency,” said Davinica flower seeds. played a role in the Dutch resis-
new beginnings. Responsible Nemtzow, a graphic Taylor led the inter- tance to Nazi occupation.
planting and seeding prac- d e s i g n e r, ama- active and hands-on
tices are one way to ensure a teur-but-serious green workshop, as the “During the Nazi occupa-
more sustainable future; they thumb and Tribe 12’s assembled 20- and tion, which was really pretty
may also be a window into our LGBTQIA+ coordi- 30-something Jewish extreme in Holland, the House
shared Jewish past. nator. “It’s teaching professionals extracted of Orange (Holland’s royal
people, especially ripe seeds for future use house) was in exile,” Taylor
That is, at least, one plank in living in an urban from okra, calendula explained. “So one way to
the platform guiding Tribe 12’s landscape, more sus- and a variety of bean show both your allegiance to
Shtetl Skills program, a series tainable skills that pods. One courageous the House of Orange and your
inherited from the Jewish Farm they can have, just From left: Chelsea Diamond, Jonathan Weinstein, Alan gentleman donned friendliness to Jewish people —
School after its recent closure. for better practices Weintraub and Owen Taylor Matt Silver gloves to extract and that you would help them hide,
for the Earth and for preserve the seeds from et cetera — was to wear a calen-
From its beginnings, the connecting to their Judaism in and attendant thoughts of the hot peppers. Thankfully, no dula, because it was orange.”
goal of Shtetl Skills was to a more agricultural way.” natural life cycle predominate. eyes or taste buds were burned
connect people with Jewish Each of the Shtetl Skills Through that lens, the par- in the making of this particular Forthcoming Shtetl Skills
agricultural values, those long- workshops will be connected ticular focus of Shtetl Skills’ Shtetl Skills. workshops will focus on carpen-
standing farming practices and with the Hebrew calendar latest workshop was a practice Not only did Taylor provide try and woodworking (October/
rituals that date to Jewish com- and follow a theme associated known as seed keeping or, put attendees with practical Tishrei), homemade winter-
munities in the Russian Pale of with that month. For exam- simply, preserving fresh, ripe knowledge and seed-keeping time cold remedies (November/
Settlement and beyond. ple, this month, Elul, found seeds for future use. best practices, he enlightened Cheshvan), and candle and gelt
Tribe 12 focusing on autum- Enter Owen Taylor of True attendees to one particular making to usher in the Chanukah
This history and tradition will nal themes, where rejuvenation Love Seeds, a seed company plant that helped Jewish people season (December/Kislev).
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Couples Fall in Love With Honeymoon Israel

LOCAL be in a committed relationship The group at the Western Wall Aviv and the Golan Heights, Joel Schwarz
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF and be between the ages of 25 with the rest in Jerusalem.
and 40. At least one partner going to look like for them.” While Rutz has been to Israel
GRACE SHIM IS Christian. must be Jewish, although that is e fourth cohort of cou- Neither Solms nor Shim before, it was Pullen’s rst
Jake Solms is Jewish. e two de ned broadly. had been to Israel before and visit. She described the trip as
have been together for eight ples from the Philadelphia area decided to experience it with “soul-searching” and said the
years. Trips cost $2,500 per cou- visited Israel from Sept. 5-15. other couples in a similar stage food was “amazing.” She used
ple, and business is booming, of life. the trip to learn some Hebrew
While navigating an according to co-CEO and e rst half was spent in Tel as well, with her rst phrase
interfaith relationship can founder, Mike Wise. He said Shim said the way the pro- learned being “I’m allergic to
be challenging, a recent trip demand has outstripped gram was organized was spot nuts.” What surprised Pullen
showed the couple that they’re resources with there being four on. ere were numerous the most was how modernized
not alone. applicants for every spot. learning experiences, as well the country was and its vast,
as time to do things away from diverse landscape.
e organization Honeymoon “We want to be an organi- the larger group. She appre-
Israel arranged for couples zation that gives young couples ciated the chance to not only “We saw history, we saw
from the Philadelphia area, an opportunity to build Jewish visit Jewish sites, but Christian culture, and even art through
including Shim, 27, and Solms, life for themselves in a way and Muslim ones, too. Solms street gra ti,” Rutz said. “Who
26, to visit Israel to strengthen that’s meaningful to them, said the trip changed his per- would have thought that we
ties with Jewish life. whether they’re multifaith, spective on the country. would have a walking tour on
both Jewish, somebody con- the gra ti scene of Tel Aviv?
Honeymoon Israel started verted to Jewish,” Wise said. “I had been o ered to go on But that ended up being a
in 2015. e Birthright-style “We just want to be a way Birthright many times, and I highlight.”
trip takes up to 20 couples from to welcome them into Judaism never wanted to go because
the same city on a 10-day trip and support them along their I had the whole mindset that Going forward, the couple
to sightsee in the Holy Land. journey without any precon- [travel to Israel] wasn’t safe,” wants to integrate Judaism into
To be eligible, a couple must ditions or de ning what’s that Solms said. “So I went in paying their lifestyle more actively by
attention to my surroundings, observing Shabbat in informal
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others who share a similar journey. have fun.” strangers, but both came to
think of the others as friends.
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and the two are engaged. trip was that they took this

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Philadelphia able to speak both Shabbat, 40 go to one of the Judaism or the Jewish people.
Yiddish and Japanese. three synagogues in Tokyo. Many have never met a Jewish In Memory of All Loved Ones
person or, even if they have,
The 31-year-old Philadelphia Most Jewish individuals in it’s not an outwardly Jewish Sunday, October 6th
native is a Ph.D. student in Japan are there for business, person. at 12 Noon
the Department of East Asian and usually there for a handful
Languages and Civilizations at of years and, by and large, not For many, I was their first Rabbi Isaac Leizerowski
the University of Pennsylvania, particularly active in Jewish outwardly observant Jewish Family, Friends and Public Welcome
specializing in Japanese art. community life. Even if they’re person they’ve interacted with.
Schley is Orthodox and a not actively seeking Jewish I’ve had great conversations
member of Mekor Habracha/ involvement, they often con- with some of my colleagues
Center City Synagogue. nect one way or another and and in some small little towns
create this large, loose web of where they are asking all
Several years ago, after relationships. these questions about kashrut
completing his bachelor’s because the idea of someone
degree, he and his wife lived What was it like living as an that has all these food rules are
in Japan for 10 months. Later, Orthodox Jew in Tokyo com- uncommon there, so people
Schley was accepted into the pared to Philadelphia? are often curious.
Fulbright Student Program
and the couple, along with In some ways very differ- What is something you
their three children, returned ent, in some ways basically the wished Jewish people knew
to Tokyo for 15 months. Now same. People often assume it’s about Japan?
back home, Schley works to very hard or challenging to
achieve his dream of becoming live an observant Jewish life in A lot of people assume you
an art museum curator. Tokyo, and the reality is that can’t be an observant Jewish
it’s not. There’s easier access person and live in as remote
How did you come to study to things in Philadelphia than a place as Japan, and the one
Japanese art? in Tokyo. In Tokyo, it can be thing I want them to know is
very challenging to find kosher that Jewish life is communal
The short answer is one thing products. life, but we built communities
led to another. But to give a everywhere. So even in remote
slightly longer answer, when I Meat can be purchased places, we have thriving
was a kid there was a lot of through the synagogue, but communities.
Japanese media and culture all cheese has to be imported
floating around in the United privately. So every time my And to join those places
States, and it got me interested in mother came to visit she not only teaches you about
Japan as a place. So when I went brought a suitcase of cheese. the place, about the broader
to college, I went with the deci- I’m not joking. At any given culture they’re visiting, but
sion that I was going to spend a point, we’d have 10, 20 kilos of also teaches you about yourself
semester abroad in Japan. cheese in our freezer. and your connections to your
own culture. l
I ended up in the joint Wait, couldn’t you just live
program at Jewish Theological without cheese for a while? [email protected];
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tional way I could study abroad like cheese. Part of it is that
in Japan was also if I majored we have very young children,
in East Asian languages and and it’s very important to teach
cultures. I had always been inter- our children that you can live a
ested in arts and antiques, so I Jewish life anywhere.
put them together and did my
Ph.D. in Japanese art history. How familiar are people in
Japan with Judaism?
What is the Jewish community
like in Japan? As throughout most of the
world, the idea of “the Jews”
The Jewish community in as a group of people is known.
Japan is really nice. It’s a small They know there is this group
community, but it’s a very of people out there called “the
Jews.” They know the country

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Stockton U to Preserve Jewish Farming History

LOCAL From the early 1880s and builders,” he said. “So it From left: Thomas Kinsella, Jay Einstein, Jay Greenblatt and Harvey
MATT SILVER | JE STAFF through the 1920s, Alliance was very difficult the first few
(near Vineland, New Jersey) years. But they persevered, and Kesselman Photo courtesy of Stockton University
THE POGROM-INSPIRED had all the things needed ... by the 1890s and the early
Jewish exodus from late for Jewish life — and death: aughts of the 20th century,
19th-century czarist Russia is schools, synagogues, a library they’re making reasonably
well known. Less well known and a cemetery that exists good livings.”
is what many Russian-Jewish today. But the road to viability
émigrés wound up doing after was hardly smoothly paved for The Hebrew Emigrant Aid
settling in South Jersey. Alliance settlers, said Stockton Society of New York City ini-
Professor Thomas Kinsella, the tially put the funds together to
Farming. center’s first director. buy the 1,150 acres that would
That’s why Stockton become Alliance Colony. Then,
University, in partnership “Most of the initial fami- as now, the value of any real
with the Jewish Federation of lies came over with virtually estate transaction can be boiled
Cumberland, Gloucester & no farming experience,” said down to three words: location,
Salem Counties, has opened the Kinsella, explaining that in location, location.
artifact- and document-filled Russia, at that time, there
Alliance Heritage Center to would have been only limited “They had the very positive
preserve, for scholars and com- circumstances in which Jews thing of being near a railroad
munity members alike, the would’ve been allowed to farm, station that took their fresh
history and memory of Alliance due to restrictions on Jewish produce quickly to Philadelphia
Colony, the first successful land ownership. and New York, so they were in
Jewish farming colony in the a really good market for what
United States. “They were merchants, pro- they were doing — growing
fessional class, there were some their berries, their fruit, their
artisans (like) woodworkers sweet potatoes,” Kinsella said.

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Alliance prospered and, keep farming couldn’t find land
for a time, developed a more — or land close by that they
diversified economy, building could afford,” Kinsella said.
a cigar factory, a canning fac- “So some just ended up going
Classic continuing care tory and a sewing factory in to Philadelphia or Camden
retirement living rolls into the the Brotmanville section of because they were priced out of
next generation at Pine Run Alliance, where the physical the land.”
with the very real benefit of structure of the Brotmanville But the main reason is
four decades of experience. synagogue still stands. The because farming was never
influx of industry allowed really seen as an end for most
Alliance farmers to earn a of Alliance’s families; it was a
Cottages and apartments are situated for every best advantage. living during the winter. means to better opportunities
Soon, other Jewish farming for their children.
Interactions with neighbors and a new, active “Hub” under communities sprouted up “Many of the families really
construction offer an enriching lifestyle. nearby, most notably Carmel, enjoyed the farm,” Kinsella

Call 800.992.8992 Rosenhayn and Woodbine, the said, “but the farming wasn’t
to plan a visit soon. largest of the colonies, which the end for all of them; it was
Pine Run grew to 2,000 people and even just the beginning.”
became its own municipality Jay Greenblatt has lived
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At 82, he’s still practicing colony was founded with the Add in a fortuitous encoun- be either. A er a failed attempt no one would be le to respond
law in Vineland, and is on hope of “keeping the story ter between Greenblatt and to move the physical structure to the requests for literature,
the board of the Federation alive.” He had just nished Alex Kinsella and Alliance is back. to the grounds of the Alliance and to maintain the documents
partnering with Stockton and Haley’s Roots. He was resolute. cemetery, Greenblatt sold the and articles collected over the
the president of e Alliance He wouldn’t let Alliance die. The newly announced property to a Baptist church, years, a major teaching institu-
Colony Foundation. His father Alliance Heritage Center, removing the pulpit, ark and tion ... creates a virtual library/
became a Bar Mitzvah at the at was 1982. which has actually been up and bimah in the process and museum on the internet, a
Brotmanville synagogue, or as In the intervening years, running and sta ed since the installing them in the Alliance curriculum and a permanent
Greenblatt calls it, “the small interest waned. Funding waned. beginning of Stockton’s aca- cemetery’s chapel, where they repository and resource cen-
shul with the wooden front Greenblatt’s dream was dying demic year, will be housed in the remain today. ter to keep alive and continue
doors held shut by a small like berry crops at rst frost. School of Arts and Humanities telling the story of Alliance.” ●
length of rope.” on Stockton’s main campus in Greenblatt considers these
en, some good luck: the Galloway, New Jersey. nominal concessions. [email protected];
Greenblatt organized the convergence of social media and 215-832-0737
foundation 100 years a er the a ordable DNA and genealogy e Brotmanville synagogue “Just when I feared that the
kits led to resurgent interest. isn’t entirely where it used to ame was about to die and that

Friendship developing programming that within the organization, and ground to cover. As many of mentioned 2012 as a pivotal
would teach its volunteers to be even serve in a leadership role. the participants who began growth year, punctuated by the
Continued from Page 5 e ective advocates and con - This version of Friendship as children have grown up, gala honorees — Vicky and
dent leaders,” she said. Circle, Stein said, has allowed Friendship Circle has begun Gary Erlbaum — who intro-
Adam’s experience, Black Ra to not just be a “receiver of to explore how they might be duced Friendship Circle to a
believes, was a good one — he When the Black family services,” but “to grow into being served by the organization in wider swath of donors.
was given manageable leader- rst became involved with the a service provider.” new ways. And she stresses
ship tasks and maintained his Friendship Circle, Nancy Black that the buy-in and support “The whole community
connection to the Friendship wasn’t sure it would become a “It helped him to nd and of the community has been as became more inclusive,” she
Circle and its participants long-term home for them. is locate himself on di erent valuable and necessary to the said. ●
a er his Bar Mitzvah — but past year, she and her husband, parts of the circle that is the growth of the organization as
there seemed to be something Martin, were the honorees at Friendship Circle,” she said. any single program or hire. She [email protected];
missing. the 2019 gala. 215-832-0740
Baram knows there’s still
“It de nitely wasn’t as orga- Rabbi Margot Stein has
nized as it is now,” she said. seen the changes, too. Her son, NAME: HOLY REDEEMER LAFAYETTE; WIDTH: 5.5 IN; DEPTH: 5.5 IN; COL-
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pants. Black noticed how much was,” she said. It was comfort- and cooking
it seemed to help her daughter able, fun and a chance to be
mature. creative (the Sunday a ernoon • Weekly housekeeping and linen
programming always had an services, offering relief from the
“It really was very e ective,” art component). But it was, as burden of housework
she said. Stein said, a “literal mom-and-
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Baram said that the changes so getting to appointments
that volunteer and participants While the force of personal- or shopping is a breeze
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with several factors. Besides a she believes, the professional- New residents:
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during her time. to visit professional art studios.

“During my time as a Nowhere is the change more
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Homeless Man Faces Probation for Burning
Minneapolis Synagogue
PROSECUTORS SAID THEY will ask for probation for Matthew
James Amiot, 36, a homeless man who pleaded guilty to burning
down a Duluth, Minnesota, synagogue on Sept. 9, JTA reported.

Amiot could have faced up to three years in prison for the fire
at 120-year-old Adas Israel Synagogue, but police said there was
no evidence the fire was a bias or hate crime.

Amiot said he was taking shelter in an alcove between the
synagogue and its sukkah when he used a lighter to set a fire. He
tried to extinguish the fire by spitting on it, but then walked away.

Damage to the property, which was declared a total loss, was
$117,000 for the building and at least $250,000 for religious items.

Trenton Attorney Resigns From Post Following
‘Jew Her Down’ Controversy
Stuart Platt, an attorney under contract with the city of Trenton,
New Jersey, resigned in the wake of a September executive
session during which City Council President Kathy McBride
used the term “Jew her down,” JTA reported.

Platt is relinquishing a $25,000 contract to be the city’s
redevelopment attorney.

“I am an American and I am a Jew. I am resigning because of
the disgraceful and shameful anti-Semitic remarks that were in
fact made by the Council president of the city of Trenton, Kathy
McBride,” Platt wrote. “The vitriolic and hateful anti-Semitic
comments were exacerbated by Councilwoman Robin Vaughn,
who defended McBride by saying that the word ‘Jew’ is a verb and
then claiming not to know this is an anti-Semitic slur.”

McBride and Council members George Muschal and Vaughn
— who both originally defended McBride — have since apologized.

Yeshiva University Democrats Unsanctioned for
Unapproved LGBTQ March
Yeshiva University’s College Democrats lost university sanctioning
this semester because the organization unofficially organized an
LGBTQ march without approval from the student government
or university officials, according to The Commentator, the
university’s independent student newspaper.

Without sanctioning, the group won’t be able to run events, receive
funding from student activity fees or hang up flyers on campus.

“There are certain perks that come with being a YU-approved
club on campus,” said Ariel Sacknovitz, president of the Yeshiva
Student Union. “But those come with rules of having to be
approved by the Student Council and needing Office of Student
Life approval for speakers and events as well. By breaking those
rules — even after being warned, and by opting out of — then
realistically, you don’t get the perks that come with it, such as the
Student Council funding and the club approval.”

Swastika Found at Tufts University
A swastika was found on a Jewish student’s dorm room door on
Sept. 15 at Tufts University — two days before Holocaust scholar
Deborah Lipstadt spoke on campus about rising anti-Semitic
rhetoric, JTA reported.

Tufts President Anthony Monaco said the incident was a
“cowardly act of hatred and ignorance” and a “direct attack on our
Jewish community and an affront to our values as an institution.”

Lipstadt thanked Tufts for its quick response, but cautioned
that the university should not be considered a place where there
is anti-Semitism and to “keep things in perspective.” l

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Israeli Documentary Wins Emmy
Israeli hunting documentary Trophy won an Emmy for
Outstanding Nature Documentary at the 2019 News and
Documentary Emmys announced Sept. 24 in New York City,
The Jerusalem Post reported.

Trophy was directed by Shaul Schwarz with Christina Clusiau.
Israeli cable network YES Docu produced the documentary and
it was distributed by CNN. Alon Schwarz, who is Shaul Schwarz’s
brother, coproduced it, and it was edited by Halil Efrat.

The movie takes a look at exotic animal hunting — with cus-
tomers spending large sums to bolster private collections with
trophies made from zebras, lions and rhinos. It also discusses the
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in the survival of endangered species.

Segregated Israeli Kindergarten Ordered Closed
An Israeli kindergarten that segregated students by race was
ordered closed.

The Times of Israel reported that children of Ethiopian
descent in Kiryat Gat had to use a separate entrance and
meet in an auxiliary room. The municipality then provided
transportation to those students to kindergartens and day cares
around town.

A parent of Ethiopian descent said on Facebook that after
she and her 3-year-old daughter were sent to a classroom of all
Ethiopian-Israeli children, she went to complain at municipal hall.

“Because of the color of their skin they cannot mix with other
children,” Sefy Bililin wrote. “My daughter is worth as much as
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Spruce

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can feel like they can bring teach community members
something, while attendees how to lead services.
who keep kosher can feel like On Oct. 5, the minyan
they can eat. will partner with the South
“We’re really grassroots and Philadelphia Shtiebel for a
homegrown,” said Rebecca seudah shlishit.
Herzberg, who now makes up “Spruce Street Minyan hap-
part of the group’s leadership. pened by accident,” explained
“We’re kind of nomads. We go Wachs, who now lives in Israel.
from one place to another. We “It was this beautiful surprise
don’t always know where we’ll gi that came out of a desire
be the following month, and it to have a robust Jewish life in
just really attracts people who Philadelphia.”
grew up with all di erent types Wachs grew up in the
of Jewish backgrounds.” Philadelphia area, where she
Several months ago, Spruce attended Temple Beth Hillel-
Street Minyan incorporated as Beth El and spent summers at
a nonpro t entity. With that Camp Ramah in the Poconos.
status, the minyan has some She went on to attend a
staying power and can fund- double degree program with
raise more e ectively. is Barnard College and the Jewish
summer, the minyan also held eological Seminary. ere
a happy hour, and it recently she met Flink, who had a similar
kicked o a “Brachas and Jewish upbringing in Deer eld,
Beers” learning program to Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.

‫גמר חתימה טובה‬ Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy alumni at a Spruce Street Minyan service and dinner that was sponsored by

® the school Photo by Jenifer Kiefer Wachs

PHILADELPHIA | CHERRY HILL | LAKEWOOD Later, after college, was a little Facebook group medical resident earlier this
NEW YORK | HACKENSACK | MONSEY Wachs moved back home to that was private. It was the year, she le the leadership,
Philadelphia. Flink, too, wound best-kept secret in Philly in too, and several more people
up in the City of Brotherly some ways. It kept growing and joined in her place.
Love, as a medical student. kept moving into bigger homes
and, nally, we were in the Moving forward, Philipson
ey decided to live together. biggest house any of us knew said, they may add a second
ey also attended di er- anybody had, and there were minyan — without an accom-
75 people there.” panying potluck — to give
ent services in Center City people an opportunity to
together, but nothing was quite at was one of the last daven together but then do
what they wanted. One late times they met in a house, something else for dinner.
night, they decided they would Philipson recalled.
host their own minyan. ey will probably also con-
Wachs and Flink obtained a tinue holding other programs,
ey invited a group of friends microgrant from Hadar, which like the happy hours or “Brachas
to their Spruce Street apartment, they used to rent larger spaces. and Beers,” but the goal will be
where they davened together, to build a community around
then had a potluck dinner. ey met in community rooms their main, original mission —
in apartment buildings and at providing a unique davening
e two roommates kept CityCoHo. en, they started space in Philadelphia.
hosting Shabbat services and meeting at the Philadelphia
dinners, and more people kept Ethical Society and William “We t nicely into what I
coming. A er a few months, Way, which have become the would call the Philadelphia
they were no longer able to t group’s main venues. Jewish marketplace, where we
inside the apartment, so they o er a really speci c experience
moved the minyans into larger About a year ago, Wachs around a really soulful, beautiful,
apartments and homes. moved to Israel. In her place, traditional and unapologetically
Herzberg and Philipson joined egalitarian davening experience,”
“The word kept slowly the group’s leadership — with Philipson said. ●
spreading,” said Ben Philipson, its nonpro t status, the mem-
who attended the rst min- bers of the leadership are now [email protected];
yan and now makes up part of o cially on its board. When 215-832-0729
the group’s leadership. “ ere Flink started working as a
weren’t advertisements. ere

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“I have certainly read the prior job as director of education seriousness of the holiday with While the biblical text doesn’t Herman Melville, the author of
book of Jonah and taught it at the Adventure Aquarium in fasting and self-reflection. So specifically say the creature was Moby-Dick; or The Whale. For
many times before, but I have Camden, New Jersey. he said a whale you can walk a whale, the image of the large the occasion, the synagogue
never been inside a whale, and through is a great way to get mammal is prevalent in peo- will host a discussion during its
it was a really different perspec- Instructions for the project them involved. ple’s minds when retelling the afternoon service at 5 p.m. on
tive,” Kalisch said. “You really came from WhaleNet.org. For tale. Kalisch said just reading the how the whale in Moby-Dick
have the sense of being sur- only $10, you, too, can get a “Our main focus — and text alone doesn’t get across the compared to the whale in the
rounded ... this sense of being copy of the aptly titled booklet what we hope from this — is it full idea of story, so the blow-up biblical text. Helping to lead
submerged in something.” “How to Build an Inflatable will evoke a positive memory,” whale is meant to help. the conversation will be Jason
(55 ft.) Whale.” While intended Bernstein said. “Those kinds of Mezey, an associate professor
This is the third year the for science education, the syn- memories are really important “Our hope is that encounter- at Saint Joseph’s University,
synagogue has offered a free agogue has adapted it for a to kids in terms of grabbing onto ing something on Yom Kippur and Deirdre McMahon, a
family service on Yom Kippur different kind of learning. their Jewish identity and remem- that is both rooted in the tra- teaching professor of English
for the community. Last year, bering things about their lives.” dition and also shakes up their at Drexel University’s College
the congregation hosted a scav- Rabbi Kevin Bernstein, the expectations for what they might of Arts and Sciences.
enger hunt inside the sanctuary, synagogue’s education director, Kalisch said just reading the expect to see when they walk
with kids searching for mes- helped lead the whale’s construc- text of the Book of Jonah isn’t into a synagogue on Yom Kippur While the whale is reusable
sages in a bottle. But this year tion. He estimates it took about enough to feel the full impact of can also help remind everybody, and easily stored, Kalisch said
they went bigger. Much bigger. 10 volunteers approximately 30 the story’s drama. The prophet no matter how engaged they are they’re not sure when the syn-
hours to build it. At first, some Jonah is the son of Amittai, right now with Jewish life, that agogue will break it out again.
The idea for the whale was were a bit skeptical if the plan who is sent by God to proph- Judaism is constantly evolving But if it makes a splash with
pitched by congregation member would work as described, but esy the destruction of the city and can be interpreted and cele- audiences, she said it’ll be sure
Jane Horwitz. She is the director Bernstein said they were happy of Nineveh. But Jonah at first brated in a lot of different ways,” to resurface in the future. l
of the Science Outreach Initiative with the results. attempts to escape his divine Kalisch said.
at the University of Pennsylvania mission, eventually leading him [email protected];
and came across the concept for Bernstein said it can be dif- to jump off a boat and be swal- This year is also the 200th 215-832-0751
the blowup whale through her ficult to engage young children lowed by a great fish. anniversary of the birth of
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In Philly and Beyond, Speak Out Against Anti-Semitism

BY NAOMI ADLER been a year of tragedy, grief Middle Ages to Nazi Germany tropes originated by Stalin and the more poignant by the fact
and terror; of a surge in white to today. While we can, and Lenin; old Soviet lies used to that shortly after we conclude
ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 29, Jews nationalism; and of a sharp rise should, expect those who further oppress their Jewish our Holidays, we will observe
across the world gathered to in anti-Semitism. repeat these tropes to better citizens. We cannot allow these the yahrzeit (one-year anniver-
celebrate a new year, and begin educate themselves, we also comments to linger and these sary) of the Pittsburgh Tree of
our High Holiday reflections For today’s American Jews must recognize that this is hap- ideas to fester. The wars and Life tragedy. Never has there
on the year past. This High in Philadelphia — who have pening everywhere: on social persecution of the last century been a more important time
Holiday season, I know many relatively enjoyed the privilege media, on television screens taught us as much. to reflect on all that we’ve been
of us were thinking a good deal of feeling safe — this height- and in our human interactions. through and set our intentions
about our safety. ened vulnerability is jarring. At the Jewish Federation, on what we can do better.
As president and CEO of the In my line of work, I’m we’re working every day to fight
In the United States, Jews Jewish Federation of Greater often asked by both Jews and hate on many fronts. Through The battle against anti-
make up less than 2% of the Philadelphia, I have been wit- non-Jews what they can do to increased education on the Semitism will never be truly
population, yet attract more ness to that pain and fear. But combat this hate as individu- Holocaust and — together with over — history has taught us
than 58% of all religion-based while for many Jews this terror als. My answer is this: Speak our partners within the Jewish that much — but I remain an
hate crimes. The past year has feels new, the ideas and rhetoric up. Not with insults or the community as well as our optimist that this year, together
been particularly wrenching behind these acts of anti-Semi- verbal abuse that turns our area’s interfaith communities we will join forces to fight it.
for Jews near and far, with tism are very old. Anti-Semitism public discourse into chaos and — working with government That the next time you hear
our communities targeted for is a form of bias whose vile ste- name-calling. To truly stand officials on more robust hate someone use an anti-Semitic
terrible violence around the reotypes and ugly narratives up against anti-Semitism, we crimes legislation, we are striv- epithet, you’ll recognize your
world, including the syna- have permeated our national dis- must stop the partisan infight- ing to keep our communities responsibility to speak up. If
gogue massacres in Pittsburgh course for centuries, and these ing and do better to educate strong. And we are spending enough of us resolve today to
and Poway, California. It has ugly tropes are being recycled ourselves and each other. more time and resources toward work together and look out for
and reapplied to current events. keeping our institutions safe, for one another, we will drown out
For example, when someone example by conducting secu- the voices of hate and replace
When we hear ourselves says “Jews control the media,” rity training as well as building them with forces of change.
accused of having “dual loy- they may not be fully aware assessments and regularly con-
alty,” or that the democratic that they are repeating an necting with our friends in local For all who celebrate, I wish
Jewish state of Israel has ancient anti-Semitic notion of law enforcement. you a shanah tovah u’metukah.
“hypnotized” the world, we the Jew as a wicked puppeteer, May the year 5780 be a good year
collectively recoil. These con- the devil behind the curtain. This High Holiday season, of peace and safety for us all. l
cepts have been used time and When someone proclaims that it is my prayer that every Jew
again to garner support for Zionism is racism and that should be secure from worry or Naomi Adler is president and CEO
the death and destruction of Israel is a colonialist power, harm as they live or worship as of the Jewish Federation of Greater
the Jewish people, from the they are simply repeating they choose — a prayer made all Philadelphia.

Trump and Israel: Lasting Love, Not a Broken ‘Bromance’
With Prime Minister Netanyahu

BY RUTHIE BLUM | JNS spoken to Israeli Prime Minister he concluded by saying, “Look, post-election analysis. The girl- in Jerusalem — is being over-
Benjamin Netanyahu — whose our relationship is with Israel.” talk went something like this: looked, if not twisted to sound
APPROACHED BY reporters on political future appeared to be like some kind of a betrayal.
the tarmac of a California airport hanging in the balance of what It was like a shot that could Anchor 1: “Do you think
as the tally from the Sept. 17 was clearly leading to the current be heard around the world. that Netanyahu’s feelings are In fact, his words should
Knesset elections was still being deadlock — Trump replied: “I Journalists known for their hos- hurt by Trump?” be cause for praise, not scorn.
calculated, President Donald have not. Those results are com- tility to both leaders gleefully Furthermore, imagine the
Trump measured his words. ing in, and it’s very close. Do you described Trump as a man giving Anchor 2: “No, Netanyahu mincemeat that would be made
have any updates? You people his Israeli counterpart the cold doesn’t operate on that level of him today had he phoned
When asked whether he had (the press) usually should know shoulder. In Israel, much ink and the way that you and I do.” Netanyahu before waiting until
before the president, right?” airtime have been devoted to the the identity of the next Israeli
so-called “end of the bromance.” Anchor 1: “Well, I certainly premier was established.
Indicating that he was not would be hurt. In fact, I’m
surprised by the turn of events, The unveiled schadenfreude insulted on Netanyahu’s behalf.” Though the Trump-Netanyahu
Trump added, “Everybody exhibited by two of Channel 12’s “bromance” undoubtedly involves
knew it was going to be very prominent female anchors was Now, there’s a hoot, coming no small degree of mutual admira-
close. We’ll see what happens.” especially jaw-dropping. In the from someone who has been tion, it was sparked and continues
first place, it took the form of bent on seeing him defeated. to be based on the shared interests
Grasping the point of the feigned empathy. Secondly, it of America and Israel.
question, which had to do with sounded like a couple of besties Perhaps not surprisingly,
his much-touted close per- gossiping at a cafe, rather than a the most newsworthy element In a Jerusalem Post interview
sonal bond with Netanyahu, professional power duo providing of Trump’s remark — that his
administration’s pro-Israel stance See Blum, Page 16
is intact and will not change, no
matter who ends up at the helm

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Opinion

Domestic Violence Awareness KVETCH ’N’ KVELL

Month: You Are Not Alone Review Is Assault on Trump
WITH REFERENCE TO the Sept. 13 publication of the book
ROBIN AXELROD SABAG AND harder on her marriage. PFA and under what circum- reviews “Dershowitz, Gordis on the U.S.-Israel relationship” by
Sarah doesn’t really have stances. Section 6102 of the Jesse Bernstein, we offer the following advice. A book review sec-
SHANA P. WEINER Pennsylvania law defines abuse tion should never be an editorial statement and certainly this book
anywhere to go — her parents rather narrowly, only permit- review seemed to be a “Never Trump” editorial, timed exactly for
AS SARAH* SITS in her office, are both deceased, and she used ting a judge to issue a PFA Rep. Nadler’s proceeding for the impeachment of the president.
she tries to appreciate the sense to be close with her sister but when there are acts of physical
of calm and complacency she’s after years of having to answer violence, or acts that create rea- The character assasination of Alan Dershowitz by Bernstein
worked so hard to attain at Jonah’s endless questions about sonable and imminent fear of seems to be the result of Dershowitz’s August 2018 book, The
her new job. Her attempts are everything they said and did physical violence, such as direct Case Against Impeaching Trump.
thwarted by the overwhelming together, Sarah finally decided verbal or nonverbal threats and
fear that Jonah will show up it was easier to avoid Jonah’s stalking. Pennsylvania is in A suggestion is that a publication that represents the community
and make a scene, as he threat- suspicion altogether and hasn’t good company, as only a small would be well served by returning to the principles of independent
ened to do last night. seen or spoken to her sister in number of states have included journalism and reserving opinions for the editorial section. Perhaps
over a year. While Sarah works, emotional, psychological and next time for a book review you should select a journalist to provide
Sarah can’t afford to lose she doesn’t have access to the other nonviolent behaviors in an objective, independent review of these critically important books
another job. She left her last job family finances. Jonah tells her their definitions of abuse. regarding our future relationship with Israel.
after Jonah had to be escorted she’s irresponsible with money,
from the building. Sarah’s feelings and he doesn’t understand why Fortunately, Sarah is not Dorothy and Bud Hockenberg | Des Moines, Iowa,
of shame and embarrassment led he has to pay off her student helpless in her present situation; and Phoenix, Arizona
her to quit without giving notice, loan debt from college. she has Dinah, a comprehen-
without any hope of a positive ref- sive legal services center for the Op-Ed Omits Key Detail
erence. Sarah is just grateful she Jonah knows that Sarah Jewish community of Greater How can Joshua Runyan write an op-ed on the divisions
was able to get another job. Now sometimes thinks about leav- Philadelphia. Dinah was able to within the Jewish community about who’s to blame for the
Jonah believes Sarah is cheating ing. Jonah warns her that he explain the legal process, and current spike in anti-Semitism (“Anti-Semitism Doesn’t
on him with her new boss because will take full custody of their Dinah, Sarah and Sarah’s JFCS Discriminate: Why Should We?,” Sept. 12) without once
she responded to work-related two children, and Sarah knows social worker were able to make mentioning the ongoing efforts of the president of the United
text messages and emails after he’d win because he can afford a plan for Sarah to leave safely States to stoke them?
work hours. a great lawyer and she can’t. and file for custody. By talking
through everything with a team President Donald Trump regularly uses past statements
Sarah sees a social worker at Sarah did some research and of advocates, Sarah was able to by a couple of freshman congresswomen to smear the entire
Jewish Family and Children’s learned about Protection from realize that a protection order Democratic Party as anti-Semitic, and has repeatedly accused
Service. She has to go to sessions Abuse Orders and thought that wasn’t her primary need. What the vast majority of Jews who vote for Democrats of “disloyalty.”
during the workday to keep it would be a good way to protect she needed was to get out of her
secret, but she is already run- herself and her children in case husband’s house and take pre- Questioning Jewish loyalty is an anti-Semitic trope for which
ning low on vacation time and Jonah got really angry and did cautions to protect her children. one of the congresswomen in question was actually criticized. At
has started to believe Jonah is something when she finally left. Dinah explained that Sarah least Trump knows not all Jews are the same: There are the Jews
tracking her phone and check- Sarah called Dinah to find out didn’t need to be divorced in who adore him, whom he uses as props, and Jews who oppose
ing the mileage on her car. how to get a PFA against Jonah. order to file for custody; Dinah him, for whom no attack is off limits.
could connect her with a vol-
Jonah often tells Sarah that Intimate partner violence, also unteer attorney to represent her Trump’s tactics may be crude but they’re also effec-
she is stupid and that she’s lucky commonly referred to as domestic through the whole process. tive, judging by the letters section of the Exponent. Runyan
to be with him — no one else abuse or domestic violence, takes doesn’t go far enough. These days, it’s not enough for Jews
will ever treat her as well as he on a lot of different faces. What While Sarah got the sup- to unite against anti-Semitism. We must also unite against
does. Time after time, Sarah makes a relationship abusive as port she needed, there are demagogues who seek to exploit our insecurities for their
imagines and even makes plans opposed to merely unhappy is thousands more like her in the own benefit. l
to leave Jonah; however, she when the power dynamic is so Philadelphia Jewish community
always decides to stay, believing skewed so that one partner in — women and men of all ages Terry LaBan | Wyncote
that it’s her fault for letting the relationship holds most of the who are trapped in abusive rela-
things get this bad and that oth- power. In Sarah and Jonah’s rela- tionships, who don’t know the Correction
ers will judge her for not working tionship, we can see that Jonah resources to help them.
is highly suspicious of Sarah Last week’s issue had the wrong byline for the piece “Reflecting
and constantly puts her down. October is Domestic Violence on Team Israel Ahead of Rosh Hashanah.” It was written by
Additionally, Sarah cut ties with Awareness Month. JFCS and Rabbi Jason Bonder, associate rabbi at Congregation Beth Or in
her friends and family to avoid Dinah are calling you to do Maple Glen.
triggering Jonah. Abuse can be something. Do something for
emotional, psychological, finan- Sarah; do something for your STATEMENT FROM THE PUBLISHER
cial, religious, sexual or physical. children, parents, siblings or
friends; do something for your We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the signed opinion columns and
The Pennsylvania Protection letters to the editor published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They
from Abuse Act is the law See Violence, Page 16 do not necessarily reflect the views of the officers and boards of the Jewish Publishing
that governs who can get a Group, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia or the Jewish Exponent. Send
letters to [email protected] or fax to 215-569-3389. Letters should be a
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Opinion

A Call to Service Blum Where the relationship does mat-
ter is in how work gets done. It
BY MIKHAL WEINER in the form of the “word of stringent about car emissions. Continued from Page 14 makes it very hard if the people at
the Lord” (Jonah 1:1). They The 10 days of awe between the top mistrust each other.”
ON AUG. 28, Greta Thunberg, both had to leave behind their in February 2009 — less than a
the teen Swedish climate native lands and travel over Rosh Hashanah and Yom month into the new adminis- Abrams may not have real-
activist, climbed off her dangerous waters, to encoun- Kippur present us with an tration of U.S. President Barack ized how prescient these words
zero-emissions boat with ter unknown perils, in order opportunity to take stock Obama, and about a week before would turn out to be, given the
a glint in her eye. She had to relay their message to of our deeds and to find the Netanyahu became Israel’s strained relationship between
traveled across the world to those with the power to make places in our lives that need prime minister for a second Obama and Netanyahu that
deliver a message to the U.N. change. They both had to find fixing. We do this by partaking time, following a decade-long would last for eight years.
General Assembly. Her journey within themselves the faith in in teshuvah, from the Hebrew hiatus — Elliott Abrams talked
had led her to speak in, argu- the truth of their message in root that means “to return.” about this very question of rela- But this was not simply an
ably, the most consequential order to relay it with the appro- This is the act of recogniz- tions between heads of state. issue of clashing personalities.
hall in the world, to address priate fervor. ing our misdeeds and finding On the contrary, it was due
those with the most power to our way back to the path of Abrams, who had just com- directly to Obama’s stated aim
enact change. We all know how Jonah’s righteousness. On Yom Kippur pleted serving two terms as a of putting “daylight” between
story ends. After a turbulent sea we’ll recite tens of categories special assistant to former U.S. Washington and Jerusalem. In
“People are suffering, people passage and a few days inside of misdeeds during the prayer President George W. Bush other words, it was an ideo-
are dying,” she asserted, “and a “great fish,” he makes it to entitled Vidui (confession). (the second of which as dep- logical and political rift — an
our ecosystems are collapsing Nineveh and warns the people of These are usually broken down uty national security adviser for American president’s rejection
... and all you can talk about their impending doom. Time is into categories; misdeeds global democracy strategy) said of Israel, not its specific leader.
is the money and fairy tales of running out, he tells them: “Yet against God versus misdeeds that chemistry “matters, but its
eternal economic growth.” forty days and Nineveh shall be against other people. Sins of importance can be exaggerated.” This is not to say that Trump
overthrown” (Jonah 3:4). action versus sins of inaction. and Netanyahu don’t enjoy gen-
Many have written about It seems to me that ecological He continued: “To be sure, it uine camaraderie. But Trump’s
Thunberg’s eloquence and The people of Nineveh listen wrongdoing falls into all four makes it a lot easier when people signaling that he will not aban-
determination. Many others and are saved. The king goes so of those categories. at the top have a good relation- don Israel — even if Netanyahu’s
have questioned her influence, far as to declare a nationwide ship. But it doesn’t really affect key rival, Blue and White Party
pointing to her youth as evi- fast and a time of repentance Let’s use this season of policy, which is determined on the chair Benny Gantz, becomes the
dence of her potential naiveté. and prayer. He calls upon his atonement to take stock of basis of national interest. We’re guy leading the Jewish state — is
She is a puzzling character, at people to heed the word of what we as individuals and talking about democracies, for the good news, not a sign of a bad
once galvanizing and infuri- this prophet. To return from what our global leadership is most part ... which have processes “bromance” breakup. l
ating. It all depends how you their evil ways because “who doing to combat the impend- involving different branches of
feel about climate change and knoweth if God will not ... turn ing destruction of our planet. government or parliaments, as Ruthie Blum is an Israel-based
ecological activism. away from his fierce anger, that Surely to turn a blind eye to well as a whole slew of career journalist and author of To Hell in
we perish not?” (Jonah 3:9). rising sea levels and natural diplomats and so on. So, it’s never a Handbasket: Carter, Obama, and
Listening to her fiery speech The king saw that even if the disasters is a sin against God simply a one-on-one relationship. the ‘Arab Spring.’
brought to mind another chance for redemption is slim, and man, of action and inac-
nautical messenger traveling his role is to lead his people tion. It’s time for some serious Violence to offer bimonthly clinics to
across his known world to call towards safety, to heed the ecological teshuvah. provide support to those in
a populace to repent before words of this unlikely prophet. Continued from Page 15 abusive relationships and
destruction should befall them. Greta and Jonah share an gather the legal, emotional
I am, of course, relating to the The parallel between Jonah understanding of the power co-worker who you don’t even and financial resources to take
prophet Jonah, whose story of and Greta strikes me as par- held by a population deter- know is a survivor of intimate the next step toward leaving.
reluctant prophecy and angst ticularly troubling. Especially mined to make change. They partner violence. We can’t take The first clinic will take place
we will chant in synagogues when I see how Thunberg’s share a vision of the neces- our eyes off of Washington, on Wednesday, Oct. 30, from
the world over on Yom Kippur. message has been received by sary action and the swiftness D.C., where we’re still waiting 3-6 p.m. at JFCS’ Barbara and
the powerful men and women with which it should be carried for Congress to reauthorize the Harvey Brodsky Enrichment
Jonah and Greta have a lot at the U.N. and by the gen- out. They share a hope for the Violence Against Women Act, Center (345 Montgomery Ave.,
in common. They both felt a eral public. Not well, to say redemption of mankind, along including the new provisions to Bala Cynwyd). To register, call
call to service — Greta in the the least. Although millions with a weariness that comes close the “Boyfriend loophole.” 1-866-JFCS-NOW.
form of a sense of personal gathered around the world with seeing the forces that they We must also put pressure on
responsibility and dread, Jonah to support her in a Climate must stand up to. They share a our state lawmakers to update To learn more about Dinah,
Strike, I haven’t seen or heard message. This Yom Kippur, as the law to reflect what we know please visit dinahphilly.org.
anything about policy changes we listen to the tale of Jonah, about abusive relationships —
or even commitments to make let’s heed the words of our violence escalates over time, *Names and case study are
such changes. The Amazon is unlikely seafaring prophets — the most dangerous time in an fictional for the protection and
still on fire. Environmental before it’s too late. l abusive relationship is when confidentiality of JFCS and
Protection Agency regulations someone tries to leave, and the Dinah clients. l
continue to be cut. In a particu- Mikhal Weiner is a writer and mu- presence of a firearm during an
larly absurd moment, the state sician from Israel who lives in New abusive altercation increases the Robin Axelrod Sabag is assistant
of California recently filed suit York. Her work has appeared in risk of homicide by 500%. director, counseling and thera-
against the federal government GO Magazine, Lilith and Entropy peutic services at JFCS. Shana P.
to demand the right to be more Magazine. JFCS and Dinah partner Weiner is the founder and executive
director of Dinah.

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very eye-opening for people.” Richman feels that there is to Torah and empowering peo- in [sofrut],” she said. about how the letter bet came
It’s certainly been eye- a tension in her understanding ple to feel like they can do Gordon-Walinsky applied to be, according to the rabbis
of her cra . On one hand, it what our tradition has invited — appealed to her greatly, and
opening for Richman. does feel “powerfully subver- us to do.” for and was accepted to the continues to do so.
Richman, 28, a gradu- sive” to do something denied now-defunct Drisha Arts
to women for centuries; on Around the time that Fellowship in New York “I just wanted to know more
ate of the Reconstructionist the other hand, she does nd Coppleson decided to become at a time when Jen Taylor and more and more and more,”
Rabbinical College, looked up meaning in tradition. a full-time soferet, Gordon- Friedman was part of the pro- she said.
to soferim and rabbis and from Walinsky was just beginning to gram. Friedman is a bit of a
a young age. It just didn’t seem Like Richman, she is
like either one would be a via- As a soferet and as a rabbi and as a builder of a beit midrash, what’s interested in engaging tradition
ble path for a woman to take. exciting to me is bringing people close to Torah and empowering people in a modern way. But beyond
to feel like they can do what our tradition has invited us to do.” the abstract, it comes down
“I didn’t think that either to a simple fact: She enjoys
thing would be possible,” she RABBI BEC RICHMAN the work.
said.
“It both feels subversive and enter the world of calligraphy. legend in these circles; she is, as “It’s sort of like prayer,”
Like Coppleson, her journey it feels like no, because this Gordon-Walinsky, 27, grew far as anyone knows, the rst she said. “I’m attracted to the
to sofrut was propelled by an is just what I’ve been com- woman to complete a Torah discipline.”
interest in calligraphy, in addi- manded,” she said. Ultimately, up in the Germantown Jewish scroll in contemporary times.
tion to the religious aspects. tension or not, the end result is Centre and, from a young age, It was an exciting period for Gordon-Walinsky’s work
She faced obstacles along the worth the complexity. understood that she could Gordon-Walinsky. as a soferet has largely been
way, too; she is le -handed, for forge her own path in Jewish con ned to mezuzot thus far
starters. Contrary to what you “As a soferet and as a rabbi practice, and not worry too e excitement came from (she does sell her calligraphy
might believe, with Hebrew and as a builder of a beit mid- much about gender roles. the text. e textual richness online), but she hopes to
being written right-to-le that rash,” she said, “what’s exciting of sofrut — if you meet do more in the future; like
actually makes things more to me is bringing people close “It’s very obvious to me Gordon-Walinsky, ask her Coppleson, she’s done work in
di cult. Most instructions for that women would be involved Torah restoration.
soferim are created for right-
handed people. “It’s just an exciting time to
be a woman soferet,” she said,
Besides the mechanical “to be included in this tradition
issue, she too took time to nd that women have been excluded
someone who would teach her, from for so long.” ●
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Torah Authorship Doesn’t Impact Value Oct. 4 6:21 p.m.
Oct. 11 6:10 p.m.
It is God who is concerned of our dialogue with the divine wrote, “God is not the
BY RABBI PETER RIGLER

Parshat Vayalech that with Moses out of the pic- and our quest to understand author of the text, the people own questions but didn’t get
ture the people will no longer that relationship. are; but God’s voice may be lost debating what was true
feel bound to follow the rules In my teaching, to students of heard through theirs if we or not true. For him, it all
“MOSES WROTE DOWN and treasure the stories of their all ages, I ask that question, “Why listen.” (Plaut, The Torah: A had incredible teachings worth
this Torah and gave it to the past. God’s idea is different: does the Torah have to be entirely Modern Commentary.) The exploring and knowing. He
Priests, sons of Levi, who car- “Now therefore,” says God, true?” How many American hol- Reform community is not made sense of the text by try-
ried the Ark of the covenant of “write this song for yourself, idays are true as we have taught alone in understanding the ing to dig deeper for meaning.
Adonai, and to all the elders of and teach it to the children of them? What is the power of a value of Torah as a force in I understand this notion of
Israel.” (Deuteronomy 31:9) Israel; put it in their mouths....” story, a legacy or a heritage? our lives that may not be Torah as enduring legacy and
Who wrote the Torah? The (Deuteronomy 31:19). For the Reform Jewish completely historically accurate. not fact can be challenging for
question about the origin of our So, doesn’t that sum it up? community, we recognize the Take, for example, Rabbi many. I see it as an incredible
Torah is not simply academic, The Torah says Moses wrote it. Torah as the central but not Joseph B. Soloveitchik, the gift. As the Sefat Emet teaches,
like who wrote Shakespeare’s Who would know more detail? the literal “word of God.” We 20th-century Orthodox rabbi “Everyone has their own ver-
plays. The implications of this I am not sure that it is the right don’t believe it was written by who was not concerned if the sion of the Torah, and it might
answer are profound and impact argument or conclusion that God and handed down com- Torah was written as the Torah take a lifetime to discover it all.”
how and why we observe Torah our tradition wants us to arrive pletely on Sinai to Moses. We itself describes. He wrote in his Revelation, our tradition
in the way that we do. at. When has our tradition ever know that the Torah contains work, The Lonely Man of Faith, teaches, was not simply a sin-
In Vayelech, this week’s wanted us to read or see some- a multitude of voices, views Judaism has always taught that gular call from God to human
Torah portion, we are taught thing at face value? Our Torah and contrasting narratives. For God is to be found through the beings but was meant to be an
that Moses took on this task. stands at the very epicenter of example, there are two chap- actions and ideas of human ongoing dialogue. How are you
Knowing that he cannot enter our journey to understanding ters in Genesis that tell two beings, “moreover, I have never part of this dialogue? l
the Promised Land with the our existence and purpose as very different stories of the even been troubled by the the-
people, he gives them all of the human beings. world’s creation. ories of biblical criticism which Rabbi Peter Rigler is the rabbi
wisdom and instruction they As my teacher and men- Or consider the different contradict the very foundation of Temple Sholom in Broomall.
have experienced and should tor Rabbi Lawrence Kushner names for God apparently rep- upon which the sanctity and The Board of Rabbis of Greater
have learned. His greatest hope often said, “The Torah isn’t true resent different expressions of integrity of the Scriptures rest.” Philadelphia is proud to provide the
is that as they enter the next because it happened, it is true Jewish spirituality in ancient I would also suggest that we Torah commentary for the Jewish
stage of the journey and arrive in because it happens.” Must it Israel … and they don’t always shouldn’t get lost in methods Exponent.
the land of Israel they will carry be the literal work of one man agree with each other! and concepts of biblical criti-
the written reminder to which 3,000 years ago to be a valuable Rabbi Gunther Plaut in his cism. I imagine the gift those
they can return as they build part of our community and Torah commentary, widely like Rashi had before modern
their future. lives? After all it is our record used in our Reform movement scholarship. They had their

Music Besides its relative affordability, was 11, when the family moved models of Jewish leading — and needs to be right now, and
compared to New York, they to the Germantown Jewish “a lot of alternative models of there is no ordination track
Continued from Page 4 also see “a lot of potential, Centre, where the residency is a lot of things,” she laughed. It that offers it,” she said.
culturally and Jewishly.” located. was where she most fully experi-
and folded into Hadar, enced the idea of “Jewish music And that is why, long after
produces collaborative books “It’s beautiful and rare, “It’s amazing to get to come leadership as a tool for creative she believed she was finished
and albums that seek to the way that the musicians, home to the place I grew up,” community and bringing com- with education, she’s back for
further their mission. Rising prayer leaders and clergy in she said. munities together.” another year with the resi-
Song Records, they call it. the Philadelphia area work dency, which she’ll complete
Even growing up in that while she finishes a book she’s
Rabbi Elie Kaunfer, rosh writing and serving as artist in
yeshiva and Hadar’s CEO, sees It’s beautiful and rare, the way that the musicians, prayer leaders and residence at Adath Israel. It’s a
the institute, and the residency clergy in the Philadelphia area work together to build community ...” special opportunity for her.
in particular, as another way
of furthering the mission of JOEY WEISENBERG That is, as the saying goes,
creating “vibrant, egalitarian music to Weisenberg’s ears.
communities,” he said, where together to build community milieu — two of her uncles are Her experience in rabbinical “The music is only the first
shul can become (or remain) and collaborate on musical rabbis — it was not until after school was “painfully unmu- step,” he said. “It’s about the
“powerful and relevant” to the projects,” Weisenberg said. college that she took seriously sical,” she said, and she longed way that music brings us into
lives of 21st-century Jews. It’s the idea of becoming a rabbi. for Jewish education that could relationship with each other
not an easy task, but it’s not It is also a homecoming for She’d played guitar, however, marry her communal inter- and allows us to listen to each
impossible. “I don’t think there’s Wolpe. She is the granddaugh- for some time before the rab- ests with her musical ones. other, which is something
a glass ceiling on prayer in the ter of Rabbi Gerald Wolpe, the binate began to seem like a Cantorial schools, she believes, that’s direly needed in the
United States,” he laughed. longtime Har Zion Temple possibility. don’t really offer that kind of world.” l
leader who was an institution training.
Philadelphia, according to in his own right. Wolpe only Living in the Bay Area, Wolpe [email protected];
Weisenberg and Goldman, was a attended Har Zion until she was exposed to alternative “It’s what Jewish music 215-832-0740
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a mission as crucial today as it was a quarter-century ago.

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Bereavement Group. tzedakah, mishpachah, community Alex Teih
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Continued from Page 23 and printer. 9 a.m. to noon. 345 Film Screening.
Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd. The Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El family welcomes Rabbi Seth
SUNDAY, OCT. Frisch to speak at our martyrology service. The film The Red Sea
Diving Resort is a true story of an incredible rescue of Ethiopian
Sisterhood Sukkah Decorating. Talmud Study. refugees through Sudan and back to Israel. Frisch will share his
Join the Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai This class asks the overarching first-hand experience of a harrowing rescue in 1983. Coordinated
Israel Emanu-El as we decorate the question: What is the Talmud trying to by the Mossad, this rescue mission inspired the spy thriller released
shul sukkah. Everyone is invited to tell us about shame/shaming? this year. Neila and shofar blowing follow the presentation.
join us to fulfill this mitzvah. For more 11:45 a.m. Har Zion Temple. 1500 5:15 p.m. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
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This annual event will kick o the and discuss articles on topics of lived in town and want a new group Dayle Friedman. No tickets are required a.m., Yizkor service at 2 p.m., learning
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B IRTHDAY COMMUNITYBRIEFS

JUNE ROBBINS Local Rabbi Named One of 14 Global o ering dinner service on Sept. 23.
Justice Fellows e dinner menu includes favorites from
June Robbins (née Rocklin), wife RABBI ELYSE WECHTERMAN of the
of the late Melvin Robbins, cel- Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association in the all-day menu and new, entree-sized plates
ebrated her 93rd birthday on Abington was named as one of 14 2019-20 designed to be shared.
Sept. 20 at Wesley Main Line Global Justice Fellows by American Jewish
in Media. She is the mother of World Service. K’Far, which means “village” in Hebrew,
seven, grandmother of 18 and opened for breakfast and lunch on July 31. Its
great-grandmother of nine. AJWS works to promote human rights while kitchen is run by James Beard Rising Star Award-
ending poverty in the developing world. e winner and Executive Chef Camille Cogswell.
On Labor Day at the Chapel of fellowship “trains American Jewish leaders to
the Four Chaplains at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, Robbins partic- advocate in support of international policies Mama’s Vegetarian to Remain
ipated in international bell ringing in honor of Rosie the Riveters. that advance the human rights and well-being Closed Into 2020
Robbins, who was a “Rosie” during World War II as a dra sman of vulnerable people and communities around Ongoing building renovations apparently are
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and a USO volunteer, is a member the world,” according to an AJWS release. going to keep Mama’s Vegetarian kosher restau-
of the National Rosie the Riveter Association and “ anks, Plain rant in Center City closed into 2020, according
and Simple.” She was a guest speaker as an honorary Tin Mint at In January, the fellows will visit Guatemala to a sign taped on the restaurant door.
Robotstock in Oaks, a featured speaker at Reform Congregation and meet with leaders fighting poverty
Keneseth Israel and was honored recently in Washington, D.C., and advancing human rights. ey also will e restaurant announced an initial
for her role as a Rosie. participate in six months of training in the closing on Aug. 12, citing “power problems
United States. from building renovations.” ●
She is active in the Senior Community Services Clowns and
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and dementia units at Wesley. She participated in the 2019 Delco K’Far, the Israeli all-day café and bakery from
Senior Games, where she won medals in each of her events. She chef Mike Solomonov and Steve Cook, began
participates in the Wesley drama club.

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the community to Yom Kippur afternoon Break the Fast. For more information or to register, miss the Jewish Exponent and we are charged.
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Yizkor at 4:30 p.m. and Neilah at 5:30 Philadelphia for a break the fast dinner The Barbara and Harvey Brodsky Please call us at 215.832.0710 or
p.m. For more information call, 215-886- at Country Club Restaurant in Northeast Enrichment Center of JFCS. email us at [email protected]
8000. 971 Old York Road, Abington. Philadelphia at 8 p.m. Nonmembers are 345 Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd.
welcome. RSVP to Neil at 215-331-8194. OCTOBER 3, 2019 25
Yom Kippur Service. 1717 Cottman Ave., Philadelphia. History of Food in Art.
Afternoon and memorial services What is our obsession with depicting
at Reform Congregation Keneseth THURSDAY, OCT. our food? Is it still life or is it a meal?
Israel followed at 3:30 p.m. by From primitive man until today, let’s
Yizkor and Mincha. Complimentary Mommy & Me. study the history of food in art. Don’t
tickets are available and required to Sherrie Turetsky, director of the School come hungry. Class led by Deena
attend all services. Email contact@ of Early Learning at Old York Road Gerson, an art historian for more
kenesethisrael.org to receive a Temple-Beth Am, will lead a weekly than 40 years. $10. 11:30 a.m. Reform
complimentary family service ticket. one-hour “Mommy & Me” class at 9:30 Congregation Keneseth Israel.
8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. a.m. For more information, call 215-886- 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
8000. 971 Old York Road, Abington.
Ne’ilah Service. Torah Study.
Yom Kippur Ne’ilah service at Torah Study. Midday Torah study with Rabbi Eric
Reform Congregation Keneseth Study of commentaries found in Lazar at noon. All are welcome.
Israel at 5:10 p.m. Complimentary the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph
tickets are available and required to Chumash and the commentaries of Road, King of Prussia.
attend all services. Email contact@ modern biblical scholars to deepen
kenesethisrael.org to receive a our understanding of the first book of Canasta Open Play.
complimentary service ticket. the Bible. 10 a.m. Har Zion Temple. Canasta walk-in friendly game.
8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley. 1-3 p.m. Social hall at Ohev Shalom
of Bucks County. Weekly open play
Break the Fast. Bereavement Group. for $2. To register, call 215-968-6755.
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in Move in ready, just painted, TILE FLRS. THRU-OUT. THE
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2 BRs, 2 Baths The Jerome DiPentino $449,000 [email protected] PremierSells.net $J5e9ro9me,[email protected]
$789,000Angel DiPentino Premier Team Broker Associate
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ESTATE NOTICES CORPORATE NOTICES LEGAL SERVICES WANTED TO BUY
ESTATE OF JAMES M. MORRIS, Notice is hereby given that the
DECEASED. shareholder(s) and director(s) of ATTORNEYS! SENIORS TO SENIORS
Late of Philadelphia Cool Tech Refrigeration, AC and
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the Heating, Inc., a Pennsylvania cor- ADVERTISE YOUR LEGAL NOTICES SENIORS TO SENIORS
above Estate have been granted to poration have approved a proposal AND LEGAL SERVICES BOX REPLIES
the undersigned, who request all that the corporation voluntarily dis-
persons having claims or demands solve, and the Board of Directors is WE GUARANTEE will be forwarded once a week on Friday.
against the estate of the decedent now engaged in winding up and THE BEST RATES! To answer a Senior to Senior ad,
to make known the same and all settling the affairs of the Corpora- address your reply to:
persons indebted to the decedent tion so that its corporate existence WE CIRCULATE THROUGHOUT THE JE Box ( )
to make payment without delay to shall be ended pursuant to the pro- TRI-STATE AREA (PA, NJ, DE) Classified Dept.
JOSEPH MORRIS, 15165 Sun- visions of the Pennsylvania Busi- 2100 Arch Street 4th Floor
flower Dr., Philadelphia, PA 19116 ness Corporation Law of 1988, as CALL THE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT FOR DETAILS Philadelphia, PA 19103
and MARY ALICE MORRIS WALSH, amended.
800 Pennsylvania Ave., Prospect Notice is hereby given that Articles 215-832-0749 or 215-832-0750 DEADLINE -
Park, PA 19076, Executors of Incorporation-For Profit were classifi[email protected]
ESTATE OF MICHAEL-ANDREW filed in the Department of State of TO PLACE YOUR SENIOR TO SENIOR AD
CARRINGTON, DECEASED. The Commonwealth of FAX: 215-832-0785 Friday by 10 am for the following Thursday’s issue
Late of Philadelphia Pennsylvania for FuWhoCu. Inc.
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on under the provisions of the SENIORS TO SENIORS Call 215-832-0749
the above Estate have been gran- Pennsylvania Business Corpora-
ted to the undersigned, who re- tion Law of 1988, as amended. I’m a well-travelled, retired female
quest all persons having claims or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT business owner and NYC transplant. I have
demands against the estate of the the shareholders of GORSON & been living in Center City for seven months,
decedent to make known the same GORSON, P.C., a PA professional enjoying Philadelphia’s fabulous art
and all persons indebted to the de- corporation, with a registered ad- museums, Kimmel Center concerts (espe-
cedent to make payment without dress at 1845 Walnut St., #1300, cially Jazz), AJC lectures, the Arden and
delay to LISA S. LOCHER, ADMIN- Phila., PA 19103 have approved a Lantern theater productions, and the wide
ISTRATRIX, 5904 Johnson Ave., proposal that the corporation vol- variety of excellent restaurants. I’m
Bethesda, MD 20817 untarily dissolve, and that the Dir- attractive, fit, adventurous, spontaneous,
Or to her Attorney: ectors are now engaged in winding out-going and love sports of all kinds. If you
DONALD J. COPELAND, JR. up and settling the affairs of the are a male seeking a relationship to share
167 Daylesford Blvd. corporation under the provisions of life’s pleasures with me, Reply to: Box GOE
Berwyn, PA 19312 Section 1975 of the PA Business
ESTATE OF SEYMOUR KURLAND, Corporation Law of 1988, as PRETTY LADY LOOKING FOR:
DECEASED. amended. Noah Gorson, Solicitor, Jewish Professional or Businessman in his
Late of Philadelphia Gorson & Gorson, P.C., 1845 Wal-
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the nut St., Ste. 1300, Phila., PA 70's. Center City/Main Line area.
above Estate have been granted to 19103. Reply to: Box GOF
the undersigned, who request all Notice is hereby given that Relay
persons having claims or demands Delivery, Inc., a foreign corpora-
against the estate of the decedent tion formed under the laws of the
to make known the same and all State of Delaware and with its prin-
persons indebted to the decedent cipal office located 4 E. 27th St,
to make payment without delay to #20388, NY, NY 10001, has re-
SHIRLEY L. KURLAND, EXEC- gistered to do business in
UTRIX, c/o David J. Kramer, Esq., Pennsylvania with the Department
550 Pinetown Rd., Ste. 410, Ft. of State of the Commonwealth of
Washington, PA 19034-2609, Pennsylvania, at Harrisburg, PA, on
Or to her Attorney: 8/23/19, under the provisions of
DAVID J. KRAMER the Pennsylvania Business Corpor-
550 Pinetown Rd., Ste. 410 ation Law of 1988.
Ft. Washington, PA 19034-2609 The registered office in
ESTATE OF SHIRLEY BIBBS, DE- Pennsylvania shall be deemed for
CEASED. venue and official publication pur-
Late of Philadelphia. poses to be located in Philadelphia
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on County.
the above Estate have been gran- Notice is hereby given that, pursu-
ted to the undersigned, who re- ant to the Business Corporation
quest all persons having claims or Law of 1988, SL Montevideo Tech-
demands against the estate of the nology Inc., a corporation incorpor-
decedent to make known the same ated under the laws of the State of
and all persons indebted to the de- Minnesota has withdrawn from do-
cedent to make payment without ing business in Pennsylvania on
delay to MARVYN MATTHES, AD- 9/19/19. The address of its princip-
MINISTRATOR, c/o Robert S. Co- al office in its jurisdiction of incor-
hen, Esq., The Beasley Bldg., 1125 poration is 590 Madison Avenue,
Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19107- 32nd Floor, New York, NY, 10022
4997. and the name of its commercial re-
Or to his Attorney: gistered office provider in
ROBERT S. COHEN Pennsylvania is C T Corporation
LAW OFFICE OF ROBERT S. CO- System.
HEN
The Beasley Bldg. CORPORATE NOTICES
1125 Walnut St.
Philadelphia, PA 19107-4997 STATEWIDE ADS

ESTATE of Miny Nutkowitz, De- The 1321 N. Howard Street Con- Widowed Jewish,”mensch” age 74,
ceased dominium Association has been in- looks 65 active, fit, fun, old fashioned
Letters Testamentary have been corporated under the provisions of romantic, financially secure, Seeks fe-
granted in the Estate of MINY the PA Nonprofit Corporation Law male for relationship, ages 65-75, for
NUTKOWITZ, late of Philadelphia of 1988. concerts, fine dining, theatre, travel.
County. All persons having claims James L. Pearl, Esquire Should be attractive, fit, sensitive and
or demands on the Estate are re- 1500 JFK Blvd. a good sense of humor. Must live in
quested to make them known, and Suite 900 Center City Phila.
all persons indebted to the said de- Philadelphia, PA 19102 Reply to: Box FOP
cedent are requested to make pay-
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DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Honor the
memory
ATZER HELLER MAUZE of your
loved one …
Betty Atzer (nee Kleeman), age 90, died on Lynn Marlene Heller on September 23, 2019. Harriet Mauze, September 24, 2019, of Me-
September 20, 2019. Beloved wife of the late Daughter of Lillian and the late Wallace dia, PA. Loving wife of the late Edward CALL 215-832-0749
Joseph; loving mother of Lori (James Ply- Heller. Sister of the late Robert Heller. sister Schwartz and the late Jerome Mauze. De- TO PLACE YOUR
bon) Burczewski and Bruce Atzer; dear sister in law of Sylvia Pelta. Relatives and friends voted mother of Bob Schwartz (Carol), Bill YAHRTZEIT AD.
of Sylvia Freedman; and grandmother of are invited to graveside services Thursday Schwartz, and Lynn Cashell (David). Beloved
Chad. Contributions in her memory may be 12:30 PM precisely at the King David Me- grandma of Zachary Schwartz (Gretchen), classified@
made to the Abramson Care Center, 1425 morial Park (Section BB), 3594 Bristol Road, Douglas Cashell (Caitlin), Allison Craft (Kev- jewishexponent.com
Horsham Road, North Wales, PA 19454. Bensalem, PA 19020. Shiva will be observed in), Emily Cashell-DeSilva (Chance). Adoring
at the home of Sylvia Pelta and Art Segal. great-grandma of Asher Cashell, Silas
GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S Contributions in her memory may be made to Schwartz, Brixton Craft. Contributions in her
RAPHAEL-SACKS Huntington's Disease Society of America, memory may be made to Leukemia And
505 8th Avenue, Suite 902, New York, NY Lymphoma Society, www.lls.org, or the
BARBASH 10018, www.hdsa.org United Service Organization (USO),
www.uso.org
Jack Barbash, on September 21, 2019. Age GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
100 years old. Beloved husband of Elaine RAPHAEL-SACKS GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
(nee Clayman). Devoted father of Marc and RAPHAEL-SACKS
Shelley Barbash and Francine and Barry Reiff. HERMAN
Loving grandfather of Heather and Geoff SANDLER
Matt, Joshua and Alisa Barbash, Marlee Reiff, Florence Herman (nee Wolkin), September
Emery Barbash, and Jeremy Reiff. Loving 22, 2019, of Haverford, PA, formerly of Penn Charles (Chuck) Sandler, 76, of Philadelphia,
Great grandfather of Noah, Hunter, Tyler, Jo- Valley, PA. Beloved wife of the late Harold L. PA, on September 21, 2019. Survived by his
nah, and Rylee. Contributions in his memory Herman; loving mother of Richard (Susan) wife of 44 yrs, Joan, two sons Scott (Sarah)
may be made to the Jewish War Veterans. Herman, Jay (Kim) Herman and Larry (Diane) and Brett (Jamie) and his grandchildren,
Herman; cherished grandmother of Julie (An- Nate, Caden, Noa, and Jack. Contributions
GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERGS drew), Everett (Lindsey), Lauren, Joshua, Ari- JAFCO.org.
RAPHAEL-SACKS el and great grandmother of Hazel, Wolf and
Baxter. In lieu of flowers, contributions in MEMORIALS
BLUMENTHAL her memory may be made to Har Zion
Temple. GOLDSTEIN
Jacob Blumenthal on September 20, 2019. David Alan Goldstein
Husband of Rose (nee Wilk); father of Sherie JOSEPH LEVINE & SONS
(Rick) Abrams, Bruce (Ilene) Blumenthal and March 29, 1966 - September 27, 2018
the late Lee Blumenthal; grandfather of HOENIG A big bouquet of memories, watered by a
Richard Abrams, Jamie Abrams, Lauren (Bri- million tears, wishing G-d could have spared
an) Dietz, Michael Abrams (fiancée Amanda Judith Hoenig, on Saturday, September 21, you, for many more years.
Kaufman) and Amber Blumenthal; great- 2019, of Silver Spring, MD. Beloved wife of
grandfather of Nicholas. Contributions in his the late Eugene Hoenig. Loving mother of Love your devoted sister,
memory may be made to Cong. Tifereth Is- Sara Pitts and Andrew Hoenig. Dear sister of Pam S. Adelman
rael of Lower Bucks County, 2909 Bristol Rd., the late Eddie Berkowitz. Cherished grand-
Bensalem PA 19020. mother of Will Pitts, Michaela, Adin and Gab- PERLMUTTER
rielle Hoenig. Memorials may be made to the
GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S World Wildlife Fund. Arrangements entrus- The family of Felice/Fagie Davidson Perl-
RAPHAEL-SACKS ted to TORCHINSKY HEBREW FUNERAL mutter (1931-2019) invites our community
HOME, 202-541-1001. to a celebration of her remarkable life
FREEMAN Sunday Oct 13, 1 pm at National Museum
ISENBERG of American Jewish History. Please join us.
Marvin Freeman, on Sept. 20, 2019, of St.
Petersburg, FL formerly of Penn Valley. Hus- Rosamond Isenberg passed away at age 85 Honor the memory
band of the late Dossy (nee Levitt). Father of from complications of a stroke. She was sur- of your loved one...
Stuart (Carol) Freeman and Robert (Judy) rounded with the love of her family. A gal-
Freeman. Grandfather of Nathan and Rachel. lery owner, real estate developer, importer, Call 215.832.0749 to
Great-grandfather of Erin. Contributions in distributor, friend, cherished wife, mother, place your memorial.
his memory may be made to ASPCA. sister, and grandmother. She was born in
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, and attended facebook.com/jewishexponent
JOSEPH LEVINE & SONS Altoona High School, where she first started
dating her husband, Ronnie of 65 years. Ron-
A Community nie and she shared a wonderful life full of
Remembers traveling and family with their children,
Debbie and Steven Kass, Steven and Lisa Is-
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Jewish Exponent Death Notices lighted and proud Grandmother of Joshua
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Kass. She was lovingly known to her family
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Community On Sept. 16, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia gathered at the Union League with
its philanthropic partners and prospective philanthropic partners to share goals for the annual
NEWSMAKERS campaign. The guest speaker was Rabbi Mike Uram, executive director and campus rabbi for
Hillel at the University of Pennsylvania.
Federation Housing keeps busy with fall activities.

Sherry Davis and Richard Davis of Goldstein Apartments are immersed

in the Lego Club building activity. Photos by Debbie Zlotnick

Rabbi Mike Uram addresses the group. Photos by Holli Elgart

Sandy Popper (standing) and Marcy London of Rieder/Tabas/Center From left: Campaign co-chairs Dean Adler and Bill Glazer, Eden Ozeri and Yuval Barak
Park III get ready for fall as they show off their pumpkin spice latte signs.

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Community

A team of internal medicine
residents from Einstein Medical Center
Philadelphia celebrated an eighth
time winning the Medical Jeopardy-
style international competition called
“Doctor’s Dilemma,” hosted by the
American College of Physicians. Team
Einstein has won the competition
more times in the event’s 25-year
history than any other team.

From left: Glenn Eiger, Zurab
Azmaiparashvili, Ryan Cardew, Philip
Masters and Kevin Bryan Lo. Team members
not shown: Nellowe Candelario, Andrew Tiu
and Mohammad Elbashabsheh

Courtesy of Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia

On Sept. 14, Golden Slipper Club & Charities held its annual Philadelphia-area interfaith couples traveled to the Holy Land on the Honeymoon Israel pro-
Party with a Purpose at Vue 50. This year’s party honored the gram from Sept. 5-15.
late Michelle Skalsky Simon’s family with the Gold Medallion,
and served as a venue for several other award announcements.

Golden Slipper Camp’s From left: Jeremy
incoming President Marcus, Alex Faust,
Dean Siegel and his wife, Grace Shim, Hailey Stern,
Wendy Jesse Wiener and
Jake Solms
Photos by Richard Chaitt
Photos by Joel Schwarz
From left: David A.
Simon and Sherry Horowitz The 2019 Honeymoon
present Michael Simon with Israel cohort stops for a
the Gold Medallion award photo in Tel Aviv.
in honor and memory of
his wife, Michelle Skalsky
Simon.

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