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Calls for Unity SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF
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Residents gather EIGHT MEMBERS OF the Philadelphia Gov. Tom Wolf won reelection against Republican challenger Scott Wagner.
to support Jewish Jewish community, many of whom had Gov. Tom Wolf/Facebook; Scott Wagner/Facebook
community. driven in from Northeast Philadelphia,
arrived at the Juanita Kidd Stout Center Jewish Groups Reflect
Page 4 for Justice. They had their phones locked on Election Results
up in the lobby, went through a metal
LOCAL detector and headed to the 10th floor, SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF midterms drew higher-than-average
where they sat in the gallery. A sign posted turnout at the polls. Fifty-one percent
Reconstructionist there had a list of courtroom rules: No tex- WHEN ELECTION DAY finally came, of registered voters cast a ballot, The
Community ting, no recording and no reading newspa- those at the polls, especially early in the Philadelphia Tribune reported. That’s 14
Convenes Locally pers, among other prohibitions. morning, waited in long lines to vote. percentage points higher than the 37.4
Two conferences percent of registered voters participating
meeting this week. The community members then waited. Committee people with each party said in the 2014 midterm.
They came to the Nov. 8 morning the lines were the longest they’d seen
Page 6 court session to attend the plea hearing of since 2016. The result was that Democrats took
Sheidali Dzhalilov, 24, for charges stem- control of the House of Representatives,
ISRAEL ming from an incident in August 2017, This was the first election for candi- while Republicans maintained control of
when he urinated on the walls and steps dates at the federal level since President the Senate.
Hamas Launches of the entryway of Congregation Beth Donald Trump took office, and the
Major Attack Solomon. Dzhalilov was charged with
Southern Israel the ethnic intimidation, indecent exposure,
target of more than institutional vandalism, intentional dese-
400 projectiles. cration of public monument, open lewd-
ness, harassment and disorderly conduct.
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20 OPINION bachelor/bachelorette parties?
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Pittsburgh Rally Calls for Unity and Strength

N AT I O N A L The event began Nov. 9 with a have marveled at the strength, your inspiration and for your shooting. It “stopped everything
moment of silence for the 11 vic- the resolve and the love of the love of each other.” in our tracks,” Lee said. “It’s an
ADAM REINHERZ AND LAURA tims of the Oct. 27 attack. Eleven people of Pittsburgh, a commu- important time right now to
ROSENBLATT | JE FEATURE students from Hillel Academy nity as we say stronger than hate Tacking on to the end of her come together.”
of Pittsburgh then carried 11 and stronger than ever,” Sen. Bob letter, Rogers proclaimed, “Let us
ON THE 80TH anniversary candles on stage to commemo- Casey said. replace guns with hugs.” Shawn Smith, a general
of Kristallnacht, hundreds of rate each of the victims. Natan contractor for the new Jewish
Pittsburghers gathered once Azaguary, a 10th-grade student Actor Michael Keaton, who Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Federation of Greater Pittsburgh
again to honor the 11 Tree of who participated, said serving in once lived in Squirrel Hill, issued a similar call, listing sev- building, said he attended the
Life victims. such a capacity demonstrated the acknowledged the persistent rain eral recent tragedies related to rally to show his support. The
collective unity of the city and its and told attendees, “Thanks for gun violence throughout the atmosphere at work these days is
With a steady rainfall and Jewish community. showing up in this tough, tough country, including the death of solemn, he said, but they do what
an overflowing fountain as a weather, but you’re a tough, 12 people at a bar in Thousand they can to keep good spirits
backdrop, Jewish and non-Jew- “It’s a beautiful thing,” echoed tough city.” Oaks, Calif., and the death of and “let them know we’re behind
ish citizens rallied at Point State Katriel Camp, an eighth-grader. two people at a yoga studio in them 100 percent.”
Park to pay their respects, show “It’s nice that they’re choosing Representing Pittsburgh’s Tallahassee, Fla.
their support for the Jewish Jewish children to light the way professional sports teams, the After Smith heard about the
community and call for more for their futures.” event included video played at “Let Pittsburgh and Thousand shooting, he called his boss and
unity and peace. an emotional pregame ceremony Oaks and Tallahassee and other said they needed to do some-
Rabbi Hazzan Jeffrey Myers, for the Pittsburgh Penguins cities around this country show thing. So they designed a shirt for
“These events have to remind Rabbi Jonathan Perlman and followed by comments from what a sacrifice means and those working on site that read
us how much we need to depend Rabbi Cheryl King, spiritual Roberto Clemente Jr., who called what strength is about,” Peduto “Stronger Together” with the first
on one another,” Gov. Tom Wolf guides for each of the three himself a “Puerto Rican Jew,” said. “That strength is not about “o” replaced by a Jewish star and
told the crowd. “Like many congregations attacked within Franco Harris and Brett Keisel. how many guns you have, but the second by a heart. He hoped
of you, I am still reeling. This the Tree of Life building, led a strength is made by the compas- the rally would help “bring the
anti-Semitic attack at a syna- group of interfaith community “We must become united as sion of your heart.” city together to mourn a little bit
gogue was an attack on each and leaders in Debbie Friedman’s one, as champions of change,” and move on as a community.”
every one of us. … Let’s keep “Mi Shebeirach.” Keisel said. Much like the speakers them-
hold of this spirit of unity. Let us selves, attendees at the rally came Rep. Conor Lamb, (D-District
be sure these lives were not lost “May the source of strength, Actor Tom Hanks and Joanne both to show their support and 18), who stood beneath an
in vain.” who blessed the ones before us, Rogers, wife of the late Fred find a path forward. umbrella beside attendees in the
help us find the courage to make Rogers, praised the city for acting park, agreed.
The rally, hosted by the City our lives a blessing, and let us say, as a positive example of a com- Rebecca Lee, 41, came to the
of Pittsburgh, boasted big names Amen,” the clergy sang. munity that does not let different rally looking for guidance on how “We all have our part to play,”
among the local Jewish com- neighborhoods divide it. to “make something change.” Lamb said. “Those of us in public
munity, interfaith leaders, state Though attended perhaps by She brought her 6-year-old son, life, we have to take action, we
politicians and a few household less than expected, organizers “A visitor will know Keegan, to help him understand can’t just talk about it and say
celebrities, including Franco delivered a star-studded cast of Pittsburgh is a great city because more about the tragedy and to ‘thoughts and prayers.’ We have
Harris, Brett Keisel, Michael speakers, who imparted their Pittsburgh has been tested,” illustrate actions of accord. to get bills passed, we have to
Keaton and Tom Hanks. impressions of Pittsburgh. Hanks read from a letter com- convene experts, we have to train
posed by Rogers. “Thank you The mother and son were and pay our police officers what
“People all over the world Pittsburgh for your example, for carving pumpkins on Oct. 27 they’re worth.”
when they heard news of the
Contributing to the message of
unity and peace, Jeff Finkelstein,
president and CEO of the Jewish
Federation of Greater Pittsburgh,
shared words typically recited by
a congregation upon completing
each of the books of the Torah:
chazak chazak v’nitchazek, “be
strong, be strong and we will be
strengthened.”

“This resilient city of
Pittsburgh will be strong
and we will be strengthened
by each other,” he said. “Our
Pittsburgh Jewish commu-
nity is strengthened by your
support.”

Adam Reinherz and Lauren
Rosenblatt write for the Pittsburgh
Jewish Chronicle, an affiliated pub-
lication of the Jewish Exponent.

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Movement Holds First Convention in Years

LOCAL the Reconstructing Judaism attendees, but the numbers
SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF convention opened early this surpassed their expectations.
past summer, and not too long In the end, 700 people from
ABOUT A YEAR AGO at a after, the numbers of people Reconstructionist communi-
board meeting, Reconstructionist signing up floored Lani Moss, ties across the world signed
Rabbinical College President vice chair of the organizing up to attend. The conven-
Deborah Waxman said she committee and past president tion’s organizers needed to
was hoping the Reconstructing of Congregation Or Hadash in book rooms in two additional
Judaism convention could garner Fort Washington. hotels, which was not an easy
500 attendees. task for a convention taking
“Well before the end of the place the same weekend as the
“They said, ‘Oh, don’t jinx summer, we were like, ‘Oh my Philadelphia Marathon. They
us!’” Waxman recalled. goodness, look what’s going on also upped the number of ses-
here,’” Moss said. sions and are now essentially
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Reconstructionist

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bring people along, so there a ernoon service dedicated to a Reconstructing Shark Tank Reconstructionist Rabbinical College sukkah Sam Wachs
will be some opportunities for memorializing victims of hate. event on Nov. 18, where selected
rabbis to meet with themselves participants will present their once again become a regular Reconstructionist Rabbinical
and then there’s also great This last program was entrepreneurial ideas for Jewish part of the Reconstructionist College and the different
opportunity for rabbis to par- originally planned for Blaze communal life. ree nalists, movement, though they’re not Reconstructionist congrega-
ticipate in larger congregations Bernstein, a member of a selected by the convention audi- sure yet how o en they will tions in the area. Future con-
with their lay leaders and the Reconstructionist synagogue in ence, will receive grants. hold the convention. ventions, Waxman said, will be
people that we interact with California and a student at the held in di erent cities.
every day.” University of Pennsylvania who e movement hasn’t held is convention is being
was murdered in California in a convention since before the held in Philadelphia because “We’re back in the conven-
e Reconstructing Judaism what authorities believe was a merger of the Reconstructionist it is the rst in a while and tion business,” Waxman said. ●
convention includes a litany of homophobic hate crime. A er Rabbinical College and its organizers wanted to take
plenaries, break-out sessions, the shooting in Pittsburgh, the Jewish Reconstructionist advantage of the movement’s [email protected];
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nities and workshops on topics Dor Hadash, which met at Tree vention in 2010. Waxman said
such as crocheting your own of Life synagogue. they felt it was time to hold
kippah, prayer through blue- a convention once again and
grass music, racial justice and On Nov. 17, the convention will began planning two years ago.
the rabbinate, and much more. celebrate the 50th anniversary of
the Reconstructionist Rabbinical “It’s about maturity, com-
Waxman highlighted some College, which will include a ing together for maturity,”
of the convention events. ese concert with Nefesh Mountain, a Waxman said. “We felt like we
include the opening plenary, band which combines bluegrass were really ready to do it and
which will discuss reconstruct- and old-time music “with Jewish do it well.”
ing Judaism in the 21st century; heritage and tradition.”
a plenary the morning of Nov. Waxman sees this conven-
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Heated Fight Ends in Slim Fitzpatrick Win

POLITICS watched elections of the On election night, the in government and despite the
JOSHUA NEEDELMAN | JE STAFF midterm season, and one Democrats took back result in PA-01, Democrats
that was of special impor- control of the House of have had victories all across the
BRIAN FITZPATRICK STOOD tance to the local Jewish Representatives, in large country and with the majority
in a power pose in front of community. part due to their suc- in the house, we can begin to
Giuseppe’s Pizza & Family Bucks County, which cess in suburban areas. recover our vision of America,”
Restaurant in Warminster the comprises the majority of But Fitzpatrick, who is Wallace wrote on Facebook.
morning of Election Day, star- the district, has a sizable quick to label himself a
ing into a camera. Jewish population. The moderate, was one of the The campaign took a few
race’s profile grew over the few Republicans in such ugly turns, particularly in its
“It’s going to be a very, very summer, in the wake of districts to hang on to advertisements. An ad that
important election today,” the revelation that a family his seat. erroneously claimed Wallace
Fitzpatrick said, hands on foundation Wallace previ- He thanked his support- had helped fund the legal
his hips. “Just want everyone ously served as co-chair ers on Facebook on Nov. 7: defense of convicted cop-killer
to get out and exercise your had donated money to “As a community, we have Mumia Abu-Jamal was pulled
voice, whatever that is. Let groups supportive of the reaffirmed our commit- by local television stations,
your voice be heard. God bless boycott, divestment and ment to bipartisanship and and The Washington Post said
you guys.” sanctions (BDS) move- problem solving,” he said. an ad that falsely claimed
ment against Israel. “Together, we will advance Fitzpatrick voted against pro-
Fitzpatrick’s call for civic Wallace vehemently this mission into the next tecting preexisting conditions
responsibility was posted on denied his connection to Congress. And we will “crosses the line,” and was
his Facebook page at 9:36 a.m. the donations, insisting Brian Fitzpatrick be One Community who given “Four Pinocchios.”
on Nov. 6. A little more than that another member of the Kristie Boyd; U.S. House Office of Photography looks out for one another
12 hours later, major news out- That’s all in the past now,
lets reported that Fitzpatrick, Wallace Global Fund was who cares for each other. though. Wallace will retreat to
the incumbent Republican in responsible. Democratic Jewish DJOP eventually reversed Our community must join private life, while Fitzpatrick
Pennsylvania’s 1st District, had Outreach Pennsylvania made course and endorsed Wallace, together in this cause, now more returns to a House looking
defeated Democratic challenger headlines and provided fodder but the stain on the candidate’s than ever.” much different from the one he
Scott Wallace and would hang for Republican attack ads when reputation had been left. Wallace expressed dis- joined in 2017.
on to his seat. it announced in early June it Still, Wallace’s campaign appointment in the election
would not endorse Wallace. resonated with large swaths of results, but hope for the future. It’s unclear how the new
Fitzpatrick received 51.3 per- “As an organization that voters frustrated by President “This race was never just Democratic majority will
cent of the vote, compared to cares deeply about Israel, we’re Donald Trump’s first two years about me — it was about the respond to Fitzpatrick’s pleas
Wallace’s 48.7 percent, according not comfortable with what is, at in office. Democrats targeted the soul of our country, it was about for bipartisanship.
to the Pennsylvania Department best, carelessness,” Burt Siegel, seat as a possibility to flip, given restoring the decency, civility,
of State. a member of DJOP’s steering Trump’s perceived unpopularity and goodness of this nation. It A member of the Problem
committee, said at the time. among suburban voters. was about restoring our faith Solvers Caucus, Fitzpatrick
It marked the conclusion repeatedly pointed to his abil-
of one of the most closely ity to work across the aisle on
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Colorado Elects its First Jewish Governor, University Hospital. Supreme Court Justice Ruth While on vacation, the truck’s window and wind-
Also First Openly Gay Man as U.S. Governor Ginsburg, 85, shield were broken, food was stolen and appliances
JARED POLIS WAS ELECTED governor of Bader Ginsburg Wikipedia were destroyed. In addition, coins on the driver’s seat
Colorado on Nov. 6, marking two firsts: He’s the has suffered from were shaped in the form of an Iron Cross, a symbol
state’s first Jewish governor and he also is the nation’s numerous health associated with Nazis and white supremacists.
first openly gay man elected governor, JTA reported. issues over the
years, includ- “It was ransacked, glass everywhere. And that’s
Polis, 43, earned 51.8 percent of the vote, beat- ing having a stent when I saw the cross and the change on my driver
ing Republican Walker Stapleton. Polis had served placed in her right seat,” Grossbard said. “I got upset. I started crying. I
in Colorado’s House of Representatives since 2009. coronary artery in cried most of the day yesterday.”
Before entering politics, Polis made his fortune as a 2014, treatment for
technology entrepreneur. pancreatic cancer Grossbard hoped to raise $2,000 through a
in 2009 and sur- GoFundMe page, but that total was exceeded in one
Polis told JTA last year that his Jewish background gery for colon can- day by 74 donors. He said he will reopen with soup
has a major impact on his political beliefs. cer in 1999. and sandwiches while waiting on repairs.

“I derive a lot of the values that I try to bring into In 1993, Ginsburg Three in Four Jews Voted for Democrats,
the public sphere from my private faith,” Polis said. became the second Polls Find
“Certainly for me I focus a lot on education, and I’m woman to serve on A POLL COMMISSIONED by liberal Israel lobby J
running for governor to bring [free] preschool and the Supreme Court. Street found that 76 percent of Jews voted for Democrats,
kindergarten to our state and improve our schools, while 19 percent voted for Republicans, JTA reported.
and that’s an important Jewish value.” Campaign to Help Owner of Vandalized
Jewish Food Truck Raises 12K Meantime, a CNN exit poll found the margin to be
RBG Breaks Three Ribs, Is Hospitalized MORE THAN $12,000 was raised in a crowdfund- 79 percent to 17 percent.
JEWISH SUPREME COURT Justice Ruth Bader ing campaign to assist the owner of the kosher-style
Ginsburg fractured three ribs after falling in her Jew Hungry? food truck in Austin, Texas that was Jews vote for Democrats more than any other
office Nov. 7 and was admitted to a hospital the fol- vandalized in late October, JTA reported. religious group, the Pew Research Center reported,
lowing morning, CNN reported. although it noted that 2018’s Jewish Democratic share
Scott Grossbard began serving traditional Jewish was down compared to 2006 — the last midterms
She reported pain after going home following foods out of his truck eight months ago. under a Republican administration. That year, Jews
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Nearly 500 Attacks Prevented, ISA Says
ABOUT 480 TERROR attacks in Israel have been prevented in
the last year, according to Israel Security Agency Director Nadav
Argaman, JTA reported.

Argaman told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense
Committee that aside from the terror attacks, 219 Hamas cells
directed by Gaza, Turkey and Lebanon, were arrested. And 590
lone attackers were stopped, too.

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Safety Event Stresses Need for Partnership

LOCAL our very own commonwealth,” at-large Allan Domb recited Police Commissioner Richard Ross Jr. speaks. Photo provided
SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF Kushner said. “Pittsburgh is the Mourner’s Kaddish.
an everyday, regular commu- role that elected officials and Kushner said the event
MORE THAN 300 people, nity, and if it could happen Different people from a wide law enforcement can play in provided an opportunity for
including law enforcement there, it could just as easily range of organizations then helping to increase the levels community organizations to
officials, dignitaries and Jewish happen here. The goal of this spoke, including representa- of safety and security within
community leaders, headed was to walk away as a unified tives from the Jewish Federation the community.” See Security, Page 28
to Politz Hebrew Academy on and proactive community, to of Greater Philadelphia, the
Nov. 7 for a town hall discus- strengthen the levels of our Anti-Defamation League, the
sion on safety and security. own security and safety within Office of the Attorney General
our own community.” and others.
A similar event was held
three years ago, said David The 7th district is the most The event concluded with a
Kushner, a Philadelphia Police heavily concentrated Jewish question-and-answers session.
Department chaplain who district in Philadelphia, with
organized the event. The 7th multiple synagogues, Politz “One of the major points that
District police captain at the Hebrew Academy, KleinLife needs to be reinforced over and
time was new and had asked and the House of Kosher over again, which was stressed
Kushner to put on a security supermarket, Kushner said. by everybody that spoke, is
event where he could connect the need for a strong work-
with the Jewish community. The event began with a ing relationship and a mutual
memorial tribute to the vic- understanding,” Kushner said.
In the wake of the Pittsburgh tims of the Pittsburgh shoot- “It’s important for elected offi-
shooting, Kushner felt it was time ing. Several rabbis read cials and law enforcement to
to hold a security event again. Psalms, and a cantor recited understand our community
the prayer for the soul of and some of our unique needs,
“It happened right here in the departed. Councilman and it’s also important for the
community to understand the

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Hamas Unleashes Massive Rocket Assault

ISRAEL and the destruction of Hamas’s Negev, rockets have mostly “The reaction is much more when Hamas initiated the first
YAAKOV LAPPIN | JNS.ORG Al-Aksa television station in hit fields, while shrapnel has extreme because of the inten- mass border disturbances],”
the heart of Gaza City, which caused additional damage. sity of the situation,” Lidar Erlich said.
HAMAS AND OTHER armed the military said passed said. “Everything was shut
Gazan factions launched a wide- along operational information But even greater than the down to a halt.” “Hamas feels that its policy
spread rocket and mortar assault to terrorists. physical impact has been the is paying off. It absorbed tol-
on southern Israel as evening emotional impact, said Tali Initial signs suggest Israel erable strikes [from Israel]. It
descended on Nov. 12, in an IDF spokesman Lt. Col. Lidar, Israel representative of will not seek to contain the sit- has assessed, based on Israeli
assault seen by the terror organi- Jonathan Conricus told the Jewish Federation. uation, as it has during previous statements, that there will not
zations as a calculated risk. reporters that Hamas in its escalations in recent months. be a full-scale war here,” Erlich
actions is “bringing destruc- She has been in Philadelphia said. “Hence, it is willing to
The battering began with a tion upon the Gaza Strip,” and during this most recent escala- Dr. Col (ret.) Reuven Erlich, continue this policy. Until a
shoulder-fired anti-tank mis- warned that the attacks are tion, but people she has kept in director of the Meir Amit situation is created in which
sile that struck a bus near the “unacceptable.” touch with in the region have Intelligence and Terrorism Hamas concludes that this is
Gazan border, injuring one told her of the extreme anxi- Information Center, said the not worth its while, this will
Israeli, before more than 400 The fact that Hamas chose ety residents have been experi- latest escalation should not be not change.”
projectiles bombarded south- to target Israeli civilians to encing, which has led to them viewed in isolation.
ern Israeli communities. revenge the killing of its fight- vomiting, crying and losing He compared Hamas’
ers the previous night, during their appetite. Noting that many hundreds increasingly dangerous
The Israel Defense Forces a firefight with an elite IDF of rockets have already been risk-taking to the actions of a
responded with a growing unit that was exposed while on Schools, universities and fired at Israel since March 30, burgeoning drug addict who
number of airstrikes on Hamas an important mission in Gaza, the train in the area have when Hamas launched the becomes used to a certain dos-
and Palestinian Islamic Jihad will likely prove to be a step too been shut down, and residents “Great March of Return” and age, and then increases it. This
targets across the Gaza Strip, far for Israel. were instructed to remain in began escalating violent inci- pattern can be seen in the hun-
including terror tunnels, secure rooms or bomb shelters. dents on the Gaza-Israel bor- dreds of rockets that Gazan
weapons manufacturing sites In the Jewish Federation of Meanwhile, the resiliency cen- der, Erlich said “this is a policy terror organizations fired in
Greater Philadelphia’s partner- ter was required to open four that Hamas initiates, and it is the space of just three hours on
ship region of Netivot and Sdot additional hotlines. one of controlled escalation.” the evening of Nov. 12.

With pride Erlich, a former IDF “They do not know when
we congratulate our children Intelligence analyst, said the to hit the brakes, and they are
escalation rounds should be raising the stakes,” Erlich said.
Beth and Brad Krouse seen as part a wider policy, “Hamas must conclude, before
which includes violent border it engages in these maneuvers
for their dedication marches instigated on Fridays. — including the Friday ‘return
to the Jewish Federation He added that Hamas “finds a marches’ — that this will not
of Greater Philadelphia. new excuse every time to initi- be worthwhile.”
ate an escalation round. Now,
SANDY AND BERNIE KROUSE we are in a new round. The Such a shift may well be in
excuse is not important.” the works, as the IDF begins
targeting symbols of Hamas’s
Assessing that the situation sovereignty in Gaza in a way
looks likely to escalate, Erlich it hasn’t done before, like the
cautioned against the idea of strike on Hamas’s official tele-
trying to stabilize the situation vision channel building.
with humanitarian gestures or
suitcases with millions of dol- The IDF spokesman also
lars of Qatari cash in them, signaled that the military
like those that entered Gaza is prepared to go further, if
in recent days. Trucks full of needed — alluding to the pos-
fuel will not achieve that goal sibility of a stepped-up, per-
either, he said. sistent air campaign, and a
possible ground offensive.
“Hamas is acting like the
mafia. It is getting protec- “What we’ve done is
tion money, then it lowers the enhance our capabilities with
flames, and then very quickly infantry forces, with different
raises them again,” he said. defensive systems such as Iron
Dome,” Conricus said. “And
“The same hand that lowers we’ve enhanced our intelli-
the flames is the one that raises gence, as well as our abilities to
them back up. Gaza will not strike these targets.” l
calm down until Israel finds a
way to return to the status quo Staff writer Selah Maya
of quiet that was in place until Zighelboim contributed to this
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There Are Advantages in Saving Sooner

FINANCE diately, and she does so for a BrianAJackson/Thinkstock
DOUGLAS L. HALL | JE FEATURE 10-year period. Jones, on the
other hand, waits 10 years before easier. One strategy is whole life additional premium payments and convenient, and it essen-
MOST PEOPLE HAVE good starting to save, at which time insurance, which, in addition to to maintain coverage, may tially allows you to pay yourself
intentions about saving for he, too, saves $275 a month for providing valuable survivorship reduce benefits and will result before you pay your creditors.
retirement, but according to 10 years. For the purposes of protection for your family or in a reduction of policy values.
recent studies, only a small this discussion we’ll assume that practice, builds cash values that If you’ve been putting off
percentage of them put those both doctors earn a flat 8 percent grow income tax-deferred. If you Other strategies include tak- saving for retirement until
good intentions into practice. rate of interest on their savings. die prematurely, the life insurance ing advantage of employer-spon- sometime down the road, do
completes your savings program. sored retirement plans such as yourself and your loved ones
For many people, saving for It is now 20 years later. Both If you live to retirement, you can 401(k) or Simplified Employee a favor: Take the time today.
retirement takes a back seat to doctors are 65 and both have put access your cash values to supple- Pension Plans (SEPs), as well When the time comes for retire-
keeping up with the day-to-day away a total of $33,000. Jones, ment retirement income. as using payroll deductions or ment, you’ll be glad you did. l
cost of living. Retirement, espe- the procrastinator, has earned automatic bank drafts to funnel
cially if it’s “out there” 20 years $14,804 in interest for a total of Do note that accessing cash money into the savings vehicle of Douglas L. Hall is a senior partner
from now, becomes something $47,805 in savings. Smith, the values may result in surrender your choice. Setting money aside in the 1847 Private Client Group in
we promise ourselves we’ll deal early starter, has earned more fees and charges, may require in this manner is both steady Conshohocken.
with down the road when we than $70,000 in interest for a total
have more time and money. of 103,208 — more than twice
But is that really a good idea? what Jones has accumulated with
the same initial investment.
Let’s look at two physi-
cians, Smith and Jones. They Note: This example does not
are equal partners in a medi- consider inflation or taxes and
cal practice. Both are 45 years does not represent any particu-
old and both plan to retire at lar savings vehicle.
age 65. Their financial adviser
has suggested they increase the So what does this tell us? Not
amount of money they are sav- only is it wise to set money aside
ing each month if they want to for the future, but those who start
be able to maintain their life- saving sooner can take advantage
style during retirement. of the power of compounding,
giving their money more time to
Both agree with this recom- accumulate interest. (They may
mendation and agree to begin also be able to retire sooner.)
saving more, but each takes a
different approach. Smith begins If you have trouble saving
saving $275 a month imme- money on a regular basis, there
are a number of strategies you
can try that may help make it

Check Your Fiscal Fitness by Asking 10 Questions

FINANCE future. Don’t be fooled because your job or family status your beneficiary(s)? control of your financial
DOUGLAS L. HALL | JE FEATURE this, too, takes discipline. caused increased financial 9. Do you plan adequately well-being. It might also be
pressure? beneficial for you to discuss
HOW FISCALLY FIT are you? The following test will help 4. Are you sure that the life, for taxes, or is April 15 your needs with financial
You may vow to get into you measure your fiscal fitness. health and dental insur- disaster time? professionals who can help
If you are one of the fortunate ance you receive from 10. Lastly, have you estab- by recommending an appro-
shape, lose weight and eat people who have everything your employer will be suf- lished an emergency fund? priate strategy designed spe-
healthier or some other measure well under control — carry on. ficient for your family? If so, will it be sufficient cifically for you.
to improve your overall physical If you don’t fall into this cate- 5. Are you saving for your for at least three months?
health. While these things will gory — then it might be time children’s future education? How did you do? If you’re It all boils down to this:
help you to feel better and hope- to for a check-up. 6. Will you run out of uncomfortable with your Regardless of your method,
fully live longer, they still require 1. Do you find yourself money during your retire- answers, then it might be time getting started is the key to
a strong will and self-discipline ment years? to revisit your plans. If you helping you secure not only
to meet the goal. financially short before 7. Should your current sav- need assistance, don’t put it off your fiscal fitness, but also your
each payday? ings be working harder — get it now. financial future. l
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renew your vitality and increase knowing where your 8. Are your assets positioned planning tools available that Douglas L. Hall is a senior partner
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If/Then Statements and Their Lasting Impact

SENIORS At the same time, it is start an exercise program a er able to exercise, go shopping, too heavy to date. At the same
MARCY SHOEMAKER | JE FEATURE expected that the conciliatory the holidays, when we nish a attend a party, etc.” time, an individual may be
statements expressed by both big project or when we have a Even though it is very embarrassed about their job or
VERY OFTEN IN LIFE, we parties are momentary and that friend to accompany us to the challenging, it is very import- career and may avoid family or
set stipulations for ourselves the verbal sparing and intense gym. e list may go on. It is ant for the chronic pain suf- social functions due to fear of
before we can or will begin emotions will continue. e hard to change and engage in ferer to find ways to modify questions.
a new task, hobby, challenge belief that “if changes happened, health and tness changes. and integrate previously
or endeavor. Are these stipu- then life would be better” did One step at time is usually enjoyed activities into their As humans, it is not unusual
lations, o en in the form of if/ not result. It would most likely the best motto in approaching lives. If playing a sport is to compare ourselves to others.
then statements, helpful or just be better to celebrate the posi- areas of life that are challenging not possible, then maybe con- We may think, “If I am mar-
procrastination tactics? tive gains that have resulted and and not always appealing. ese sider chair yoga, attending a ried, then I would attend the
accept the reality of those that if/then statements are o en bar- sporting activity or watching party; if I had a child, then I
For the past two years, it have not occurred. riers to progress in our lives. your favorite team. Finding would be happy; if I had a better
has been impossible to avoid job, then I would be respected.”
the animosity shared between When we experience a health scare, we may promise ourselves that In life there is always another
Democratic and Republican we will live a healthy life, but that usually doesn’t end up being the case. step to conquer. It is hard to
supporters. We may say that we will start an exercise program after the holidays, accept ourselves as we are and
when we finish a big project or when we have a friend to accompany us not make comparisons.
Unfortunately, friendships to the gym. The list may go on. It is hard to change and engage in health
have been lost, holiday dinners and fitness changes. No matter if we are discuss-
have been battle elds, verbal ing politics, health and tness,
If/then statements a ect Chronic health su erers ways to socialize with others, chronic health or self-esteem,
ghts have escalated and news many di erent areas of our o en delay getting involved which may be challenging, if/then statements exist in our
ratings have soared. Political lives. in new endeavors due to their is important. Inviting friends thought process. It is only
discussions during coffee One area is clearly health physical and emotional pain. to your home, using social natural when thinking about
breaks, at restaurants and at and tness. When we expe- If/then statements o en rule media and talking on the changes that feelings of anxiety
sporting events seem to domi- rience a health scare, we may their lives. It is di cult for phone may be helpful. may occur.
nate other topics. promise ourselves that we will chronic pain su erers to think Another form of if/then
live a healthy life, but that usu- about participating in enjoy- behavior is when individuals We need to challenge these
Many everyday citizens and ally doesn’t end up being the able activities. ey may say, “If avoid socializing due to poor statements by rst recogniz-
pundits eagerly waited for the case. We may say that we will the pain subsides, then I will be self image. He or she may feel ing their occurrences. en
midterm elections, which have take that rst step, which is
come and gone. e expecta- o en the hardest, in starting
tion was that if more people something new and making a
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Defacer nificance and when would it The synagogue handed Sheidali Dzhalilov pled guilty to three charges stemming from an
finally start. over the footage to police, who incident at Congregation Beth Solomon. Google Maps street view screenshot
Continued from Page 1 then shared it. Several anon-
Then, three hours late, Judge ymous tips came in identify- perpetrators had written community about attending
tions. … He was sending out Vincent Johnson entered the ing the man as Dzhalilov. The anti-Semitic messages online to show support for the syna-
a message,” said Rabbi Akiva room and the hearing began. tips indicated that Dzhalilov before. Pollack wants hate gogue. He created a Facebook
Pollack, the executive director has a Facebook account speech and its consequences to post, which was shared more
of the Russian American Jewish Dzhalilov pleaded guilty to under the name Ali Ahiska. be taken seriously. At the same than 150 times.
Experience at Congregation the charges of ethnic intimi- Ahiska is another word for the time, Pollack doesn’t want the
Beth Solomon. dation, institutional vandalism Meskhetian Turks, an ethnic defendant to feel like they’re Dozens of people expressed
and desecration of a place of subgroup of Turks. destroying his life. interest, but Pollack told them
The group in the gallery out- worship. The other charges were the sentencing hearing was
numbered the others waiting not pursued. The sentence will On Oct. 17, 2015, the Ali “[In light of the Pittsburgh more important to attend than
there for different hearings. All be determined at a later hearing Ahiska account had shared shooting], it’s even more the plea hearing.
of the men who attended to on Jan. 23. Dzhalilov faces as a video from a Facebook important for people to rec-
show support for the synagogue much as 11 years in prison, as page called “Images from ognize that when people say Synagogue Vice President
and community center wore well as up to $22,000 in fines. Palestine” and wrote, “This things on social media and do Aleksander Tamarkin was one
kippahs, so their purpose for video makes me wanna kill things like this, it could lead to of the community members
being there was unmistakable. Assistant District Attorney every single Jew out there, so much worse,” Pollack said. who attended the hearing. He
Brendan Flynn provided a finish what Hitler couldn’t.” said he came to be a part of
“I enjoyed seeing visi- summary of the incident. Over the past two years, the community and help fight
ble symbols of Judaism in “That’s what cemented that the synagogue has been the anti-Semitism. He doesn’t usu-
the courtroom,” said Asya Pollack was in the syna- this is more than just a nut- target of several attacks. The ally wear a kippah, but wore
Zlatina, who lives in Northeast gogue working past midnight case,” Pollack explained. “This Jerusalem stone of its mikvah one that day “to make a state-
Philadelphia and attended the on Aug. 13 when he noticed is an anti-Semitic act.” was vandalized, its menorah ment that I’m Jewish,” he said.
hearing. “The defendant, the movement on the security was stolen and the windows
judge, they should be able to camera. A man got out of a car, Though the incident paled of the synagogue’s van were Tamarkin said the anti-Se-
put a face on the statistic.” stuck his middle finger out at in comparison to the recent smashed in, Pollack said. mitic comment Dzhalilov made
the security camera, urinated murder of 11 congregants at Congregation Beth Solomon online is a more important facet
While they waited, they dis- on the entrance of the syna- a Pittsburgh synagogue build- has upped its security by work- of this case than that he had
cussed community events and gogue and got back into the ing, Pollack noted that both ing on getting its members urinated on the synagogue.
the hearing itself — its sig- passenger side of the car. key fobs and hiring a security
guard for Shabbat. Zlatina, who works as a
Congratulations to our Co-Chairs professional dancer and at the
Brad & Beth Krouse and Brian & Margie Wargon Pollack attributed these Chevra, was planning on com-
attacks to the fact that ing into Center City that day
for another successful Congregation Beth Solomon is for work, but would have come
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Election

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Republican U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, right, defeated Democratic chal- Republican state Sen. Scott surprise me that Bob Casey did domestic issues that we’re so
Wagner’s 40.7 percent. In a as well as he did.” focused on at Jewish Federation
lenger Scott Wallace. Scott Wallace/Facebook; Brian Fitzpatrick/Facebook Facebook video on Oct. 12, and [Jewish Community
Wagner said he was “going to The redistricting gave Relations Council], so that was
stomp all over [Wolf ’s] face Montgomery County most fine.”
with golf spikes.” of its own 4th Congressional
District, where Democratic Dean is now one of four
“Scott Wagner had a com- state Rep. Madeleine Dean and women who represent
plete meltdown, and Tom Wolf Republican Dan David faced Pennsylvania in the House.
didn’t really have to do any- off. Dean won with 63.9 per-
thing much to win,” Schatz said. cent to David’s 36 percent. “Women make up 50 per-
cent of the population, and
Incumbent Democratic “Two very good candidates,” it is quite significant that
Sen. Bob Casey successfully Schatz noted. “The Republican we now have that reflected
defended his seat with 55.5 per- candidate, Dan David, was an in Congress,” said Jill Zipin,
cent of the vote compared to interesting, thoughtful can- chair of Democratic Jewish
Rep. Lou Barletta’s 42.7 percent. didate, did not really align Outreach Pennsylvania. “There
himself with the president, are four female congressional
“Bob Casey’s been a very had a good feel toward for- winners now, not just candi-
good senator, I feel,” Schatz eign affairs, probably a little dates, who will be represent-
continued. “He’s a moderate, stronger on that issue than ing us. It’s really important.
leaning a little more to the left Madeleine Dean, but that too Women’s voices make a differ-
these days, but there with us on is a heavily Democratic dis- ence, and it’s important that we
all of our issues. Since immi- trict now, and it was not a have women in elected office.
gration is such a hot issue, and surprise that Madeleine Dean We also elected many, many
Congressman Barletta is more won. Madeleine has a very,
Trumpian than [Casey’s] atti- very strong background in the See Election, Page 37
tude on immigration, it didn’t

Democratic nominee Madeline Dean, right, beat Republican nominee
Dan David in Pennsylvania’s 4th District.

Dan David for Congress/Facebook; Madeleine Dean/Facebook

Sen. Bob Casey, left, beat Republican challenger Lou Barletta.
U.S. Senator Bob Casey/Facebook; Congressman Lou Barletta/Facebook

In Pennsylvania, Democrats ily Republican members of
flipped four seats, while Congress, it’s now split more
Republicans flipped one, leav- evenly,” said Robin Schatz,
ing a congressional map where director of government affairs
each party holds nine seats. at the Jewish Federation of
Greater Philadelphia. “It makes
This was also Pennsylvania’s a lot more sense now that it tries
first election under its new to keep the counties together.”
congressional map after the
state Supreme Court ruled the Democrats handily won
old map unconstitutional. The Pennsylvania’s statewide races.
new map districts align more
closely with county lines. Gov. Tom Wolf kept his
seat with 57.8 percent of the
“Rather than having heav- vote compared to former

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THE VIEW FROM HERE

Here We Go Again in Gaza

BY JOSHUA RUNYAN preschool. Though open hos- in comparison to what those the Palestinian tactic of indis- And yet, while organiza-
tilities with Hamas-controlled living near Gaza, in communi- criminately firing rockets at tions and leaders the world
FOR THOSE ISRAELIS for- Gaza had flared up again that ties like the Jewish Federation population centers, attacks that over, representing close to
tunate enough to have been week, our city — entrenched of Greater Philadelphia’s part- claimed the life of an elderly the entire gamut of religions,
spared a childhood in which in the middle of the country in ner region of Sdot Negev and man whose house collapsed in united in condemning the kind
the sound of air-raid sirens and the Jerusalem foothills — was Netivot, must live through on a direct hit. Or contrast the of anti-Semitism that made the
running to bomb shelters is a officially outside the range of a near-daily basis. Jewish state’s resolve to protect massacre at the Tree of Life
matter of course, the first expe- the Palestinian-fired rockets. civilian lives wherever possible synagogue possible, we don’t
rience of hearing the unmis- Unlike our fellow citizens to the But with the firing of more in Gaza — even going so far see that kind of unity in con-
takable wail of the Red Alert south and west, we were under than 400 rockets at Israel from as to fire warning shots at tar- demning the kind of anti-Sem-
system as an adult is particu- no orders to stay within a par- the night of Nov. 11 through geted buildings to allow peo- itism that has made possible
larly unnerving. ticular distance of a shelter, and Nov. 13 and the destruction ple to escape — with Hamas’ the targeting of Jewish Israelis
life largely continued normally. of buildings as far away as announcement in the wake of by Hamas and the pillaging of
For me, I was a new immi- Ashkelon, I couldn’t help but the ceasefire that the next time its own people in Gaza in sup-
grant in the country, living Then the siren went off. The recall the apprehension I felt it fires rockets it will aim them port of that tactic.
with my wife and small chil- undulating tones sounded dis- (but didn’t display) so many at Haifa, effectively putting all
dren in the city of Beit Shemesh tant at first — I don’t think my years ago. of Israel in the range of its That’s not only a shame, but
for just less than a year when mother even noticed it — and weaponry. Were I living in Beit its reflective of a certain moral
my parents came to visit — I calmly escorted my parents That the most recent hostil- Shemesh today, I’d be more bankruptcy. The failure to con-
their first trip to Israel. into the cheder atum, a sealed ities are suspended according than a little concerned. demn anti-Semitism in all of
room that all new residential to the terms of a hastily nego- its forms is a stain on mankind,
I had picked my parents units have in Israel and that tiated ceasefire is questionable. Of course, that’s the point proof of a tendency to regard
up at the airport earlier that we were using as a children’s Indeed, Hamas hasn’t tended of terrorism, which holds baby some lives — in this case, those
day, and my wife had left to bedroom, under the guise of to give much credence to such as well as adult, civilian as well of Israelis — as less valuable as
pick up our daughter from checking on the baby. I shut “agreements” in the past. as soldier as equally accept- even their Jewish cousins in
the heavy door behind us and able — or even more valuable Pittsburgh.
waited for an all clear message. What is remarkable, how- — targets. To Hamas, essen-
It was then that my mother ever, is that despite the mas- tially, all of Israel and anyone Everyone who spoke up
realized what was going on. sive retaliation by Israel, which living inside of it is worthy of in the wake of the Pittsburgh
included the destruction destruction. shooting must do so again:
Though the official expla- of a television station Israel Ideologies motivated by hatred
nation was that the sirens said was being used to pro- It’s not all that different must not be allowed to govern
had gone off by mistake, we mote terroristic propaganda, from the mind of a gunman any people that aspires to call
clearly heard an explosion to few civilians were among the who walks into a synagogue themselves free. l
our south and, indeed, news casualties. In fact, according to convinced that Jews are the
reports the following day indi- the Palestinian terror groups root of his nation’s problems, Joshua Runyan is the editor-
cated that an errant rocket had themselves, all three of the and murders congregants one in-chief of the Jewish Exponent.
landed not far away. All in Palestinian deaths on Monday by one, as happened three He can be reached at jrunyan@
all, the entire experience pales were of admitted terrorists. weeks ago in Pittsburgh. jewishexponent.com.

Contrast such restraint with

The Memories of My Grandmother

BY RACHEL GREENSPAN grandmother published 9 years Manhattan to write fulltime. She was proud to be a work- story, pouring all of her energy
ago. It should be noted that A marriage to my grandfather ing woman and spent time in into the writing. And because
WATCHING SOMEONE you we’re in the dementia wing, and a baby by 21 brought to life public relations while writing of that, she was different by
love slowly forget everything so most residents, including a different dream: one of love on the side. She won several the end of those years. A little
about their life is hard to wit- my grandmother, don’t under- and family. awards and published articles more tired, a bit more forget-
ness. So as my grandmother’s stand what’s being read. But in The Philadelphia Inquirer, ful. We called it aging.
memories continue to fade, it’s the nurses still read, and it I grew up around the corner The Washington Post and the
important for us keep the good seems to offer a sense of calm from my grandmother, so she Jewish Exponent, to name a During one of my visits
memories of her alive. and normalcy. felt like a second mom. The few. But she always wanted to around 2009, as she was put-
love that she showed me and write a book. It was the final ting the finishing touches on
As I sit in a nursing home My bubbie, Sissy Carpey, her six other grandchildren, as professional goal she had. her memoir, I was sitting in her
on a rainy Sunday afternoon was a writer. During the years well as her three children, was office, surrounded by dozens
visiting my grandmother, I lis- when I lived in New York City immeasurable. Ever the optimist, she spent of printed pages and a moun-
ten to the nurses read chap- as a young professional, she several years in her mid-70s tain of sticky notes. She was
ters from her book out loud would remind me of how, Although my grandmother completing a memoir about her not an organized woman, so I
to the residents. The book when she was younger, she started a family at a young family’s escape from Russia.
is a family memoir that my would dream of running off to age, she was determined to See Greenspan, Page 22
build a meaningful career. She worked hard on that

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Tragedy Aftermath Highlights KVETCH ’N KVELL

Power of Intergroup Relations Death Too Good for Pittsburgh Shooter
THIS COUNTRY HAS ONCE AGAIN been rocked by the
BY DAVID BERNSTEIN AND MELANIE intergroup relations for many ite as a marginal figure. incomprehensible, but the Pittsburgh saga which has brought
ROTH GORELICK years, which paid off in spades Third, building a web of people together, at least temporarily, has the possibility of creat-
when it needed the support. But ing havoc as it winds its way through the trial and penalty stage
IN THE AFTERMATH of such efforts need not be limited relations ensures that a com- (“Life of 11 Tree of Life Victims Celebrated,” Nov. 8). Without
the worst anti-Semitic attack to the bigger, most resourced munity has ties to others doubt, there will be a strong contingent raising their voices in
in U.S. history, the Jewish communities. Just prior to the when they really need them. favor of the death penalty for the convicted. Putting aside moral-
community is asking itself Pittsburgh shootings, the small In several instances around ity, there are excellent reasons to instead seek life without parole.
how to best counter rising but active Jewish community the country, other faith com-
anti-Semitism. How can we of Reading, Pa., took an inter- munities came together and The first is financial, because thanks to constitutionally man-
ensure that there aren’t other faith mission to Israel. In the created a “ring of peace,” join- dated appeals, the death penalty is almost never enforced, while
attacks? How do we keep aftermath, the president of the ing hands to form a protective the process costs millions of dollars more than a life sentence.
anti-Semitism on the margins Islamic Center of Reading, circle around Jewish congre- Money may pale in importance unless one’s child goes to an
of society? Elsayed Elmarzouky, who par- gations, showing their care underfunded school or one is dependent on the state for survival.
ticipated in the mission, offered and support. It is in times
There are numerous tried- his full support. like these when we not only Secondly, the death penalty is too good for the depraved
and-true ways to combat need physical security, but perpetrator. Lethal injection is swift, painless and like going
anti-Semitism and hate vio- “If it happened in a church or emotional support from our to sleep. Real punishment is spending the rest of his life in a
lence, from enhanced monitor- a mosque I wouldn’t expect any neighbors. We offer the same cage with minimum human contact, associating with the scum
ing of hate groups and tougher less from my Jewish family,” he in their time of need. of the earth and never breathing free air again. Every country
hate crimes laws to publicly told his friends in the Jewish in Europe except Belarus and Russia — plus 19 states and the
calling out anti-Semitism, to community. “It’s a very difficult Fourth, intergroup relations District of Columbia — have banned the death penalty. It is
better security at Jewish insti- time for all of us that we have amplifies our voice. When useless and it’s inhuman.
tutions. One of the most effec- to live in fear despite our own we join forces with others on
tive yet unheralded ways to motto, ‘one nation under God.’” issues of common concern, we Ralph D. Bloch | Jenkintown
fight anti-Semitism is to build become stronger. We have a
alliances with other religious JCPA, the hub of the 125 much better chance of advanc- Why No Mention of Kristallnacht?
and ethnic communities. And JCRCs and 16 national agen- ing our agenda both domestic I searched the Nov. 8 edition of the Jewish Exponent, but could
we American Jews need more cies, was created to ensure and international. not find a word concerning the anniversary of Kristallnacht. Is
of them. the safety and security of the the significance to Jewish history of the night of Nov. 9-10 in
Jewish community through Despite the incredible Nazi Germany not worthy of mention?
In the past two weeks, building strong intergroup showing at vigils across the
Jewish Federations and relations in order to advance country, those of us who have Forgive me for suggesting that you print a word or two of it
Jewish Community Relations a pluralistic and democratic been doing this work for many next year. l
Councils (JCRCs) have held America and the security of years know that the Jewish
hundreds of vigils across the American Jews. Through our community cannot take for Harvey Cohen I Sewell, N.J.
country. In the 70 vigils the 75-year history we have seen granted these relationships.
Jewish Council for Public the importance of these rela- They must be nurtured and Statement From the Publisher
Affairs (JCPA) has tracked, tionships and alliances. We prioritized. We are currently
nearly all of them featured see four primary purposes in seeing a generational turn We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the opinion columns and letters
clergy and ethnic leaders building intergroup ties. over in the Jewish, civil rights published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect
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intergroup relations, there and other communal priori- community, and all commu-
were scores who showed up. ties. As they get to know their nities in the United States Join the
These Jewish communities Jewish partners, they become who are the targets of hate, conversation!
often did little to recruit these aware of our concerns and we bigotry and xenophobia, it is
non-Jewish leaders to partici- of theirs. important that we strengthen Tell us what you’re thinking
pate. They already knew them our work with the methodol- and interact with the community
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In a Greater Washington, be scapegoated. When other double down on intergroup
D.C. vigil, more than 350 faith groups show their support, they relations. l
and ethnic leaders partici- make it clear to all those watch-
pated in one of several vigils ing that Jews are an integral part David Bernstein is the president
held in the community. The of society, not an alien force. and CEO of the Jewish Council
Washington community has A show of solidarity exposes for Public Affairs. Melanie Roth
been conducting high level anti-Semitism as a marginal Gorelick is the organization’s senior
phenomenon and the anti-Sem- vice president.

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Eshel Continues to Grow: What a Greenspan like “I’m scared,” but doesn’t
Difference a Few Years Can Make follow it up with anything else.
Continued from Page 20
BY SAUNDRA STERLING EPSTEIN array of resources and support We are especially honored There are some bright
in a variety of ways throughout this year to have Rabbi Shlomo was used to the clutter. But on moments. If we sing a song
IN 2010, it was clear that some- the United States and Canada, Riskin as our scholar-in-resi- this day, her office felt like a that triggers something in
thing was happening in the as well as some other countries. dence, and know that we will all tornado had ripped through it. the depths of her mind, her
world at large and in the world learn so much from him about eyes light up a little. If we
of faith communities, too. We We have identified more the importance of accepting She was clearly tired, as give her a hug, she seems to
were aware that LGBTQ indi- than 130 shuls that welcome all of our Jewish children and I assume many writers and appreciate the affection. If
viduals needed faith commu- LGBTQ Jews in their Orthodox community members in our artists are after they finish we say the name “Al” (her
nities that would accept them, spaces through our Welcoming Orthodox world. A few years a piece of work that took husband) or “Norman” (her
and many of our communities Shuls Project throughout the ago, Rabbi Chaim Rappoport years to complete. As she brother), she looks at us with
responded as the social and United States and Canada. was our scholar-in-residence. was attempting to organize slight awareness.
cultural reality demanded. Additionally, more Orthodox her space, she started talking
day schools are taking a pledge While clearly we and the about life and told me that her But the reality is that we’re
But there was a specific need of acceptance and welcome for work we do are not accepted biggest fear was not losing her strangers to her and she would
not yet addressed. What about all students and families. in all corners of the Orthodox energy, but losing her mind. I be heartbroken if she under-
the more religiously pitched world, the reality is that as more told her that she was a sharp stood her current state. As she
parts of the continuums of our We have held Shabbatonim and more of our family mem- woman and had nothing to said to me a handful of years
Christian, Muslim and Jewish and days of learning in various bers and loved ones come to no worry about. ago, losing her mind was one
communities? communities, sponsor meet-up longer be able to hide their truth of her biggest fears.
and phone-in groups, offer about their sexuality or gender Shortly after the book
identity, these corners are feeling was finished, she was diag- Back in the nursing home,
Annual retreats provide important opportunities the impact of this reality as well. nosed with pancreatic cancer. after the aides finish reading
for LGBTQ community members and their par- Although typically a fatal diag- an excerpt from her book, I
ents to come together. We learn in our Jewish tra- nosis, she was able to receive push her wheelchair to the din-
dition that “every human being immediate surgery and sur- ing room to feed her dinner. I
In the case of the Jewish individual guidance to mem- is created in the image of God” vived. But while her body share updates on my life, hold
Orthodox world, where we are bers of the community as well and that we are to honor all recovered, her mind never did. her hand and then say good-
text-informed and dictated prac- as rabbis, and so much else. persons. If we embarrass or bye. I lean in to give her a hug
tice-driven, what do we do with hurt another person, we are She gradually experienced and she touches her forehead
this challenge that, though clearly Here in the Greater harming no less than the One increased memory loss and to mine.
not a new one, begged our atten- Philadelphia area, about two Who Created Us All. forgetfulness. I remember one
tion and response? Keshet was years ago, a local chapter of moment when she couldn’t Words, she doesn’t have. But
already doing important work Eshel was formed to provide More and more of our remember something and kept the natural instinct to be affec-
in the general Jewish commu- confidential support and social Orthodox Jewish world is com- scolding herself, “Bad Sissy, tionate, she does.
nity since 2001, but an additional opportunities for Orthodox, ing to this realization and in so bad Sissy.”
response was needed for the ex-Orthodox and Ortho-curious doing we are saving lives, per- Watching someone you
Orthodox Jewish world and par- LGBTQ Jews in the Greater forming that most fundamen- She would wake up in the love slowly forget every-
ticular concerns that impact our Philadelphia area. Additionally, tal of Jewish mitzvot, pikuach middle of the night confused, thing about their life is hard
LGBTQ community members. our community has a number nefesh. The shuls on our data- looking for the “babies” in to witness. So as my grand-
of Orthodox shuls that wel- base are modern Orthodox, cen- the cabinets of her kitchen. mother’s memories continue
Enter Eshel, an organiza- come LGBTQ Jews graciously trist, Yeshivish and Lubavitch. She started to sleepwalk and to fade, it’s important for us
tion dedicated to inclusion of and comfortably, and a variety We also have identified some would fall back asleep on the keep the good memories of
LGBTQ Jews in the Orthodox of resources to help individuals, alternative types of shuls/spaces floor of my grandparents’ her alive. Remembering the
Jewish world and its various their families and communities. that are popping up for our 20- office. She would repeat her- unconditional love she showed
spaces, including shuls, schools, and 30-somethings. self endlessly and struggle her children and grandchil-
camps, youth groups and com- Annual retreats provide with name and face recogni- dren. The “every day is a beach
munities. Since its founding in important opportunities for We have accomplished so tion, unsure of which grand- day” mantra she lived by. Her
2010, we have seen encouraging LGBTQ community mem- much, and I often say that child I was. She knew that I smile, warmth and ability
and gratifying growth in accep- bers and their parents to come LGBTQ Jews today should be was one of hers, but didn’t to find the good in almost
tance of our LGBTQ members together. Our sixth annual grateful that we are in this know which one. As things every situation.
during the mere eight years of Parents’ Retreat will be held at space, this time and this place. got worse and she needed
its existence. the Pearlstone Conference and There is much more work to more attention, she started This is what I will hold onto.
Retreat Center in Maryland do, to be sure, and that being receiving around-the-clock Editor’s note: Sissy Carpenter
Our executive directors, from Nov. 16 to 18, provid- said, the distance traveled in care at home and then transi- passed away on Nov. 6, surrounded
Miryam Kabakov and Rabbi ing a weekend of learning and the past few years will, I hope, tioned to a nursing home. by her family. She was 85. l
Steve Greenberg, along with camaraderie in a community bode well for the future. l
a small team of professionals, of Orthodox parents who have Today, my grandmother Rachel Greenspan is a program
have provided an increasing LGBTQ children of all ages. Saundra Sterling Epstein is the is suffering from late-stage manager with Techstars, a global
director of the Welcoming Shuls Alzheimer’s disease, which startup accelerator program.
Project for Eshel and an active has slowly progressed over She previously founded an online
member of its Parents’ Group. the past seven or so years. She community called Quarterlette.
doesn’t recognize her family com for millennial women.
or know who she is. She wears
diapers and can hardly speak.
Sometimes she’ll say things

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Jewish Heritage Tied to ‘I Hate Hamlet’

T H E AT E R Ben Frankhauser Paul Rudnick Photos provided the ghost, so there are all Although he has done musi-
KERI WHITE | JE FEATURE sorts of funny scenes involv- cal theater, Fankhauser now
in the play, which runs at the that look, that type, that Jewish ing that plotline. But the play prefers straightforward acting.
THE COMEDY I Hate Hamlet theater until Dec. 1. sensibility. I bring an authen- goes far deeper than that,” he
opened at the Bucks County ticity and an additional layer of said. “There is a really inter- “Davy launched me. And
Playhouse on Nov. 9, and it’s The character Lillian Troy, understanding to these types esting dynamic between the I identify with him. He was
a coming home in a sense for played by Tony Award-winning of parts. I had a bubbe, I went Barrymore character and Andy, a nice Jewish boy from the
playwright Paul Rudnick. actress Elizabeth Ashley, is to temple, I get it.” a father/son/mentor relation- Lower East Side who banded
based on Rudnick’s agent then. ship, where Barrymore takes together the newsboys to form
“I went there as a kid with Fankhauser relishes the Andy under his wing. It’s sweet. a union. And the role was fun
my family, and it is my first “After I moved into the play, which he describes as a The play also explores the — singing and dancing — but
memory of attending the the- apartment, my agent asked me screwball comedy, but with a themes of true art, respect for it is also physically demand-
ater,” Rudnick said. “This cast is if I had found her hairpins,” lot more to offer audiences. theater, appreciation for creativ- ing, hard work. I was younger
just terrific, and when I worked Rudnick said. “I had no idea ity, and love.” then!” he said.
with the amazing director Mark what she was talking about. “First of all, it’s hilarious.
Bruni to update the script, we Turns out she had had an affair Andy thinks he’s going crazy Fankhauser comes to show “Now, I really like digging
were both happy that it has held with Barrymore’s son-in-law.” because no one else can see business honestly. His great- deeper into a character, which
up quite well since it debuted on grandparents were in Yiddish a play like I Hate Hamlet
Broadway in 1991.” When asked to connect his theater. His grandfather played enables me to do. In a musi-
Jewish background to his work, the violin. He was active in cal, there is less complexity
The plot centers around Rudnick is effusive: “I was theater from a young age. because the performance is
Andrew Rally (née Rallenberg), raised in a family where humor interspersed with 10 song-
the hot star of a recently can- was prized over any other qual- “I got the bug. I was in any and-dance numbers.” l
celed TV series, who arrives ity. I recall family holidays, show I could get my hands on
in New York to play Hamlet which provided raucous les- — school, community the- Keri White is a freelance writer
and settles into the Greenwich sons in comedy. My mother ater, the temple. I was pretty and also is a Jewish Exponent food
Village apartment once owned and her two sisters had a comic much obsessed.” columnist.
by John Barrymore. While rhythm that was amazing. We
Andy loves the city, the theater were a family of teachers and We are happy to support all of the
and stardom, he hates Hamlet. librarians, so we embraced the great work of the Jewish Federation
He is ready to flee to Los Angeles Jewish tradition that cherishes of Greater Philadelphia and are so
when the ghost of Barrymore learning and culture. There
unexpectedly appears and was always a huge emphasis proud of
begins tutoring his would-be on ‘This in my background,’
successor in Shakespearean act- and I am so grateful. It was Beth and Brad Krouse
ing, life and love. wonderful to be able to show
my parents my work and have for co-chairing the Main Event.
“It was probably the first them appreciate it.”
play to be inspired by real ALLAN LEVINE
estate. I was going to look at Broadway’s Ben Fankhauser, MARC, ROBIN, BEN,
an apartment that was listed as who launched his career star- JOEY AND EMI LEVINE
a ‘medieval duplex.’ I couldn’t ring as Davy in Newsies, brings
imagine what that meant, but a uniquely Jewish perspective
I had to see it. Was there a to the role of Andrew.
turret? Suits of armor? A dun-
geon? Well, as it turned out, it “First of all, Andrew is obvi-
was just wonderful — the best ously Jewish — he changed his
of old New York architecture,” name to be more mainstream.
Rudnick said. “It had been When I play a role like this,
John Barrymore’s apartment I definitely experience a deep
when he played Hamlet. connection to the character.
It is not a stretch for me to
“There was even an play a character that has a lit-
‘alchemist’s corner’ which tle bit of neurosis, who has
Barrymore had created — it
was the perfect writer’s retreat.
We had séances there to try
to contact Barrymore; whether
we succeeded is unclear, but
there is some evidence that we
may have.”

The séance scene shows up

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Jewish Student Contender at Rummikub Finals

ARTS But to me it connoted a whole and manufactured in Israel by and Adi moved to
world of delights: childhood Ephraim Hertzano, who emi- Holland to start a
vacations in Florida with my grated from Romania to Israel in Rummikub-based
LIZ SPIKOL | JE STAFF

grandmother, Bloomie — the 1950. Given its similarity to gin business; by 1986
A FEW YEARS AGO, on the sunny days at the pool and then rummy, Hertzano never claimed Rummikub was
back shelf of a dusty thrift store, companionable evenings in her the idea for the game was entirely the best-selling
I found a plain wooden box with apartment, the two of us clicki- original. Rather, it was his itera- game there.
reassuringly familiar dimensions. ty-clacking the Rummikub tiles tion of the game — with wooden Also in the late
I pulled it down, opened it up, on her table while Peter Jennings chips, which preceded the plastic ’70s, the game was
and there they were: the smooth or Alex Trebek spoke in dulcet tiles — that was unique. starting to take off
cream-colored tiles with brightly Canadian tones on TV. Though it had some local in the United States
colored numbers on them. I am not alone with this kind success in Israel, Rummikub as well. It was pop-
“It’s a Rummikub set!” I of memory: Rummikub, like would not become an inter- ularized here not
exclaimed. mahjong, is one of those games national success until the late by Hertzano’s son
My friend, who was rum- that is particularly popular with 1970s, when Margreeth Golad, — who tried unsuc-
maging on a separate shelf, Jewish people of a certain age the Dutch wife of Israeli Adi cessfully to spread
looked up with a blank face. — though unlike mahjong, it Golad, saw the game being the Rummikub gos-
“What’s Rummikub?” has a Jewish pedigree. And right played at a kibbutz and fell in pel when he went to
To a person like my friend, now, it also has a Jewish hero, love with it. Margreeth sent school in the states
who’d never heard of the game, Josh Morof, who represented a copy of the game to her — but by come-
the explanation — it’s a gin the United States at the World mother in Holland and she fell dian Don Rickles, Josh Morof poses in Jerusalem the day before
rummy derivative played with Championship of Rummikub for it, too — and wanted more who mentioned his the World Rummikub Championship begins.
tiles rather than cards — didn’t this week in Jerusalem. (Japan for friends. After seeing how wife’s interest in Photo provided by Josh Morof

at all explain why I was cradling took the top prize.) many people were excited to the game on The Tonight Show, Rummikub as a Jewish game, it
the box in my arms like a baby. Rummikub was invented buy the game there, Margreeth back when Carson was king. has been incredible to see how
That did the trick. loved the game is by so many
Now the game is sold in around the globe.”
more than 50 countries, and its In advance of his trip,
rules have been translated into Morof, who is the president
26 different languages. of Wayne State University’s
afonrJd7ewTI0shirysaaehenalFrkoesynd, aoecunroadnatnnifooednrcctmoionfnaGgngJrryeaeamwtutsoelrartoetPioyohuenialrsarhtdsooetmtolphceheoliamaned!anJaafafdooennnrrJwJTIJddds7ee7ehirwTIwTIwT0I0sasssahhhihirirryyesssnaaaaaahehelhFekeennanaoelFllFFkrkrkyndoooeeessoyndyynndd,,ecoauaooreeeocccuauurnnrrooonaaaadtdnnanaantnittnnionnniniffeodooooendeeddcnnnrrcccctctcotctmmoioooiioioonfnnfnffnnnanaGGggGgGggggngJrJJrrrJrrryyeaeeaeeaaeeaamwamwatwtwttuututtutssesoeoesllelralrtartrartraotoeotePtPtPoiitPiooyohooyhiohououehnnueiniilaulranlrsisraasalrrrhhstdtahdtsdsooooohetoedettmotmltolmotolpehphphmtcleehecheehpholloliiaaieamaheamannlniaedaedd!n! d The first World Rummikub Jewish Medical Student
And Mazel Tov to our sister and brother,forfo7r0A7Ay0nneddyaeMMrasraa,sazz, eeanllndTTdooffovvortrtoommooauunrryyssiimssmtteeoorrrreaaenynyeddaebbarsrrrootstoththcoeeorrcm,,oem! e! Championship took place 27 Association, wrote an article
Beth & Brad KrouseAnAdndMMazaezleBBlTeeTottohhvv&&ttooBBorruaarddssiKiKsstrrteeoorruuaassneenddbrbortohtehr,er, years ago in Jerusalem. This about the experience for the
on their efforts in making this wonderfulonoootnnnhtttehhhieeeriiirerrfBeeeffBffoefffoeeooretvvrtrrthsthetetsssnn&i&iinittnnnsBsBmomommrrssaaaaauukkkkddcciiiiccnnnnKKeegggsgsrrssttotfthfohhuuuhiiuilslsis!!ssewwwewooonnondnddeederrrefffuuruflllul week, players from more Detroit Jewish News.
event so successful!NNLALANNNANALLLAAAUNACAAUNNNRCUUUeYRCCCIYevRRRIEYvYYeIEI&Ien&EEEn&&&&t&t&R&&RsRRRsCoOCoOCOCCOOsUUUBBUBUBBuREREREREREcccRTcRTRRTTRTeeTTTTsKTsKKKsKsKfKRKRRKufRKuRROROROlRO!lOOROOU!UUOUUUSOSUSUUSSESESEUSSEEEESEE E than 40 countries gathered
at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel “While there may not be any-
to match wits and tiles. Josh thing inherently Jewish about a
Morof, representing the United game with 64 colored tiles that
States, was excited about being you move around a table,” he
in Israel for this opportunity, wrote, “I can’t think of any-
though he’d been a number thing more Jewish than playing
of times before, including a the game of Rummikub. Just
month-long BBYO stint and a like Shabbat dinner or Passover
Birthright trip. Seder, playing the game is a
special time to join together
“It is so amazing to be with friends and family without
back in Israel representing any other distractions. Just like
the United States,” said the at any Jewish gathering, it is
24-year-old West Bloomfield, an opportunity to argue end-
Mich., native, who’s in his sec- lessly while somehow becoming
ond year of medical school. closer and better for it.
“While being the national
champion of any game is alone “But most importantly, even
an incredible and unique expe- though you can’t all win every
rience, as a Jew I feel especially game, it is a chance to spend
fortunate to be a representative time with those you love, and
in this competition. Getting to there is nothing more Jewish
play this tournament in Israel than that.” l

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Kosher Thanksgiving

FOOD

LINDA MOREL | JE FOOD COLUMNIST

I’VE ALWAYS LOVED THANKSGIVING because of its inclusive nature.
Every American is invited to the table of this homey harvest celebration.

And it’s a holiday that’s particularly friendly to the laws of kashrut. ink
of turkey, cranberry sauce, candied sweet potatoes, stu ng and fall vegetables.

ey can readily be made without dairy products, which kosher observers do
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But there are several delicacies o en included on anksgiving menus —
and almost always photographed on glossy pages of November issues of food
magazines — that pose challenges to kosher cooks.

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Food baking powder and salt. With ½ teaspoon chili powder jenifoto/Thinkstock
a spoon utensil, stir these dry 1 teaspoon cumin powder
Continued from Page 25 ingredients until well combined. 1 egg one layer on a plate. Cover with be scraggily. With your fingers,
1 cup chicken or vegetable plastic wrap. Place the marga- create a nice-looking ridge
ladle to remove a ladle of Pour in the apple cider. Using rine in the freezer until frozen around the edge of the pie pan.
potato broth. Pour it into a an electric beater, mix briefly broth at room temperature solid, about 1½ hours. If there’s too much dough in
heatproof bowl. Reserve. until moistened. Pour in the corn 2 tablespoon fresh parsley, places, you can cut it off using
oil and beat on a low speed until Fit a food processor with a sharp scissors. Reserve.
Drain the potatoes in a col- combined. Using a spatula, scrape chopped metal blade. Measure out the
ander. Spoon them into a food down the bowl. Add the egg and flour, salt and sugar. Stir them Pecan Pie Filling:
processor. Using a spatula, beat again on low until incor- Using your fingers, crumble with a spoon until combined.
scrape the onion-garlic mixture, porated. Scrape the bowl with a the cornbread and reserve. Coat Pour this mixture into the food ½ cup (1 stick) of
including the oil, into the food spatula and move the dough to a 9-by-13-inch baking pan, such processor bowl. Add the mar- non-dairy margarine at
processor with the potatoes. Add the prepared baking pan. as Pyrex, with nonstick spray. garine and pulse on and off for room temperature
a tablespoon of potato water and Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 45 seconds. The dough will be for 10 minutes
some white pepper. Process the Bake for 20 minutes, or until crumbly. Drizzle in the water a
potatoes until pureed. Pulse on the top turns golden and a cake In a large skillet, heat the oil teaspoon at a time as you pulse 1 cup sugar
and off, making sure there are tester or toothpick inserted on a low flame. Sauté the onion the food processor on and off 2 eggs
no lumps and the consistency into the center of the corn- for 2 minutes. Add the red pepper until the flour mixture sticks ½ cup flour
is creamy. Add more salt, if bread comes out clean. Cool to and celery. Sauté until they are together, appearing like dough. 2 tablespoons apple cider
needed. If the potatoes need to warm and cut into squares. It wilting, about 3 minutes. Add the Lift the dough from the food 2 cups of chopped pecans,
be loosened slightly, add a little is preferable to serve cornbread garlic, salt, black pepper, chili and processor and form it into a ball.
more potato water, a teaspoon at warm, although it is fine to cumin. Stir until the garlic and Wrap the ball in plastic wrap which equals an 8-ounce
a time. Serve immediately. serve it at room temperature. spices are fragrant. Remove the and refrigerate it for 30 minutes. bag
The recipe freezes well. skillet from the flame.
CORNBREAD | PAREVE CORNBREAD DRESSING | (During this 30 minutes, Preheat the oven to 350
Yield: 16 squares MEAT OR PAREVE In a large mixing bowl, prepare the pecan pie filling degrees.
Yield: 15 squares whisk the egg until beaten. Add recipe below.)
This popular American rec- the broth and whisk again. Fold Cut the margarine into
ipe can be served as a side Prepare the cornbread for in the cornbread and stir until Once the dough is ready, eight slices and place them
dish or it can become the main this recipe from the recipe moistened. Spoon in the sau- spray a regular 9-inch pie pan in a large mixing bowl. Add
ingredient in cornbread dress- above or, if you are pressed for téed vegetables and parsley. Stir (not deep-dish in size) with non- the sugar. Using an electric
ing (below). time, you can buy cornbread until combined. Move the corn- stick spray. Toss a couple of table- mixer, beat until well com-
instead of making it from bread mixture to the prepared spoons of flour on the counter bined, about 1-2 minutes. Add
Nonstick vegetable spray scratch. pan. Bake for 30 minutes, or and spread the flour around. Use the eggs, one at a time, scrap-
1 cup yellow cornmeal until the cornbread dressing is some of it to flour the rolling pin. ing the bowl after each addi-
1 cup flour Nonstick vegetable spray sizzling and the edges are turn- tion. Add the flour and cider
⅔ cup sugar 1 (9-inch square) baking ing brown. Serve immediately. Remove the dough from the and beat until well combined.
3½ teaspoons baking powder Recipe can be cooled to room refrigerator. With your hands, Add the pecans and mix on
½ teaspoon salt pan of cornbread, about temperature, refrigerated and flatten it into a disk. Dust the low speed for 30 seconds or
1 cup apple cider 7-8 cups reheated. Serve cut into squares. top and bottom of the disk with so. Turn off the mixer. Using
⅓ cup corn oil 4 tablespoons olive oil, or some flour. Using a rolling pin, a spatula, continue mixing
1 egg more, if needed PECAN PIE | PAREVE roll out the dough into a circle in the pecans until they are
1 large onion, chopped Yield: eight to 10 slices a little larger than the pie pan. evenly incorporated.
Coat a 9-inch square baking ½ red bell pepper, diced Tear off a sheet of aluminum
pan with nonstick spray. Preheat 4 celery stalks, diced It’s not Thanksgiving with- foil and cover half of the sur- Spoon the pie filling into
your oven to 400 degrees. 2 garlic cloves, chopped fine out pecan pie on the sideboard. face of the dough circle with the prepared pie pan and
Kosher salt to taste Here is a pareve version, which foil. Fold the dough over the spread around evenly. Bake
In a large mixing bowl, Black pepper to taste actually tastes better the day foil. Lift the dough from the for 30 to 35 minutes, until the
add the cornmeal, flour, sugar, after it’s baked. counter and place it over half crust is golden brown. The fill-
pamela_d_mcadams/Thinkstock of the pie pan. Remove the foil ing will not appear congealed.
Crust: and arrange the dough evenly It will solidify as it cools. Let
over the pie pan. The ends will the pie cool to room tempera-
7 tablespoons refrigerated ture before slicing it. l
non-dairy margarine

1¼ cup all-purpose flour,
plus more for dusting the
counter

⅛ teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons sugar
3 tablespoons ice water
Nonstick vegetable spray

Cut the margarine into
seven slices, each a tablespoon
in size. Cut each slice into
quarters. Spread these cubes in

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COMMUNITY NEWS

The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
mobilizes financial and volunteer resources to
address the communities’ most critical priorities
locally, in Israel and around the world.

Summit Discusses
Food Security Issues

HAZON PHILADELPHIA and the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
hosted a international food summit at the Jewish Community Services Building
in Center City on Nov. 11. Participants had the chance to hear from food security
pioneers working tirelessly to ensure all residents in Greater Philadelphia and
Israel have access to nutritious food and to tour many of Philadelphia’s leading
food access organizations. In small workshops, attendees were able to learn about
innovative strategies for food rescue, recovery and justice and for integrating
sustainable practices into daily life. And a daylong marketplace was filled with a
variety of local vendors offering sustainable goods and services.

From left: Eran Weintrob, executive director of Latet Israel, presents an award to Jewish
Federation Chair Susanna Lachs Adler and Jewish Federation President and CEO Naomi
Adler in recognition of 10 years of Jewish Federation’s work to end food insecurity in Israel.

From left: Val Yasner and Joy Finkel, co-chairs of Hazon Philly, welcome the community to Joel Berg, CEO of Hunger Free America, educates the audience about the newest statistics

“Hungry for Change,” in partnership with Jewish Federation. about hunger in Greater Philadelphia.

Yuvi Tashome-Katz, co-founder of Friends by Nature, shares the wisdom of the Ethiopian Participants had the opportunity to pickle green beans while learning Eastern European
foodways, and how she is helping the immigrant generation and the Sabra generation Jewish culinary tradition.
connect around food and gardening.

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Torah Portion

CANDLE LIGHTING
From Tragedy, Enlightenment Possible Nov. 16 4:26 p.m.
Nov. 23 4:21 p.m.
basic character immediately. ship without trickery
BY RABBI SHAWN ZEVIT When we love and act with

Parshat Vayetze kindness Waking from this dream he and deceit, we, too, must wres- ened across the board.
We create angels of love and remains Yaakov — the “heel tle with our own angels and Ultimately, it is these rela-
grabber,” the “negotiator.” fears to develop caring and tionships that will carry us
kindness … Meeting Rachel and then compassionate relationships on toward living the dream of
FOLLOWING THE stealing When we hate and act with
of his brother Esav’s blessing violence Leah is a key to his true trans- the road to becoming who we peace and a meaningful and
from their father Yitzhak, at We create angels of hate and formation. Love will do what can truly be. sustainable life for all. We
the behest of his mother Rivka, violence. a solitary vision could not. In light of the horrific need not wait another gen-
Yaakov escaped the threat of It is our job to fill our world When Yaakov returns to this anti-Semitic murder of 11 eration, as Yaakov had to, to
violence sworn by his brother with angels of love place 20 years later, he engages Jews gathered for prayer and come back to the same place
and retreated to the land his Messengers of kindness with a divine messenger again, community at the Tree of Life/ and wrestle a blessed outcome
mother came from. now able to strive for integrity Dor Hadash synagogue in of a unifying vision for all
That link people together as and truth and wrestle a bless- Pittsburgh, the killing of two humanity and the world.
On his journey of several one family.
weeks, Yaakov had an important ing and a new name out of the African-Americans at a gro- Let us be strong in our val-
dream that symbolized to him Yaakov awakes from his encounter — Yisrael. cery store in Kentucky and ues and lift each other up to
his mission in life — a ladder dream in awe of the Place In our world today, the the mass shooting in a bar in become the angels that move
stretching between the earthly (hamakom — another name in societies we have developed, California all within one week, both heaven and earth, with
world and the spiritual universe, our tradition for divinity) he and even our faith traditions, many of us have been reeling the actions and commitments
with “angels going up and down.” has been in, stating that “God do not on their own guarantee in grief and pain. Many of us, of our own hands and hearts,
For the medieval philoso- was in or is this place, and I, I that we are able to translate myself included, have personal and the loving sacred relation-
pher Moshe ben Maimonides didn’t get it!” our technological, economic connections in the Pittsburgh ships we build together along
(the Rambam), angels were We elevate this moment as or scientific advances into community, and have been the way. l
forms of intelligence through one of the grand spiritual awak- actions for the greater good immersed in communal con-
which divinity is expressed and enings in the Torah and pivotal of all. Loving each other, versations about how to move Rabbi Shawn Zevit is the lead rabbi
guides us. Human conscious- moments in Yaakov’s life. The breaking down barriers and forward together.
at Mishkan Shalom. The Board of

ness is seen as a form of an vision of angels going up to walls between us, caring for During these times, we Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia is
“angel” — containers of Godly heaven and back down, and the earth and uniting for jus- have rallied together, with the proud to provide the Torah com-
awareness and guidance. Rabbi God bearing witness to it all is tice and countering hate in all support of our brothers and mentary for the Jewish Exponent.
Rami Shapiro, a contemporary transcendent. Yet even though forms, are ways we can build sisters from all faiths and com-
rabbi, writes poetically that: these — angels, messengers a stairway to heaven in this munities, to keep our hearts
and the message itself — pro- place — right where we are. and sacred spaces responsibly
Angels are another name for duce some awe and gratitude in Just as Yaakov needed to open. Authentic relationships
Yaakov, they do not change his learn to be in loving relation- are being formed and deep-
feelings

Security relationship helped him provide More than 300 people attended the event. Photo provided
police protection to synagogues
Continued from Page 12 and other Jewish organizations
to prevent another tragedy and
speak one-on-one with law allay fears.
enforcement.
Moving forward, he said he
“It was a very nice turn- intends to work with others
out,” Kushner said. “It was to provide vulnerability assess-
a nice show of support from ments and active shooter train-
law enforcement. They were ing to Jewish organizations in
all incredibly proactive, espe- the 7th District. Many of these
cially in light of the incident organizations are taking their
in Pittsburgh.” own measures to secure their
facilities as well, he said.
Seventh District Police
Capt. Robert Ritchie attended “This is a key element to our
and said he was struck by partnership — working together
how the Pittsburgh shooting to secure all facilities, and famil-
brought deeply rooted fear to iarizing everyone through train-
the forefront. ing and education,” Ritchie said.
“Together, we will better ensure
He has had a strong relation- the safety of all members of
ship with the Jewish community our community.” l
for a while, he said, especially
since the slew of threatening [email protected];
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SATURDAY, NOV. 17 outs of indie filmmaking as part of the d’oeuvres and dessert following
Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film services. Free and open to the entire
Vikings Exhibit. Festival. 11 a.m. 401 Fisher-Bennett community. Contact Len Cohen with
Join the Mosaic Outdoor Club of Hall, 3340 Walnut St., Philadelphia. questions at 215-635-1505, 8339 Old
Philadelphia in viewing the Vikings exhibit at York Rd, Elkins Park.
the Franklin Institute. The group will meet at ‘The Waldheim Waltz.’
4:45 p.m. at the front steps of the museum at Documentary film about former SATURDAY, NOV. 17
20th Street and the Parkway. We will go out United National Secretary-General
to dinner after the museum. Nonmembers are Kurt Waldheim and his Nazi past. Part Torah, Bagels, Coffee.
welcome. RSVP to Gale at 215-331-8194. of the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Begin Shabbat morning at Old York
Film Festival. 2 p.m. 401 S. Broad St., Road Temple-Beth Am with an
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weekly portion including bagels and
THURSDAY, NOV. 15 Part of the Gershman Philadelphia ha-shavua (weekly Torah portion Young Family Shabbat. coffee at 9 a.m. followed by a peer-led
Jewish Film Festival. 125 S. 2nd St., study). 1920 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell. Welcome Shabbat with an early Shabbat service at 10:15 a.m. Casual
Mommy and Me. Philadelphia. evening Shabbat experience for pre- dress is appropriate, and everyone is
Sherrie Turetsky, director of the Master Film Class. school aged children and their families welcome. For more information, call
School of Early Learning at Old York Evil Eye Origins. Join Paul Lieberstein (Toby from The at Old York Road Temple-Beth Am. 215-886-8000. 971 Old York Road,
Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a The Hilltoppers of Temple Sholom in Office) and Jennifer Prediger in a Participate in songs, prayers, food, Abington.
weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me” Broomall welcome Lena Romanoff, master class to discuss the ins and fun and movement. A pizza/salad bar
class at 9:30 a.m. 971 Old York Road, author of Your People, My People: dinner is featured. 5:30 p.m. $10 per Torah Study.
Abington. Finding Fulfillment and Acceptance as family. For information, call 215-886- Each week at Main Line Reform
a Jew by Choice. Through her sessions 0650. 971 Old York Road, Abington. Temple at 9 a.m., our rabbis lead
Bible Study. and discussions with interfaith and us as we read from the parshah, or
A member of Main Line Reform conversionary couples, conversations Men’s Club Shabbat. weekly portion, and learn about its
Temple’s clergy leads a discussion of of superstitions, specifically the Join the men of Melrose B’nai Israel context and history. There is always
the Tanakh, or Jewish bible, at 11 a.m. Evil Eye, would arise, which led to Emanu-El as they participate in the
This is an ongoing process, beginning her research on the topic. 7:30 p.m. Shabbat Services at 5:45 p.m. Hors See Calendar, Page 30
with Genesis and proceeding over the Contact the synagogue office with
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Canasta. FRIDAY, NOV. 16
Join the Sisterhood of Ohev Shalom
of Bucks County for a weekly friendly Active Adult Friday.
drop-in canasta game from 1-3 p.m. in A full day of activities for active adults
the social hall. $2 donation. Lessons from KleinLife: Center City. 8:30 a.m.
by request. Call 215-968-6755. 944 coffee, tea and munchies while you
Second Street Pike, Richboro. schmooze with friends. 9:30 a.m.
chair exercise or current events. 10:30
‘Doubtful.’ a.m. Kabbalat Shabbat service led
Starts at 2 p.m. at the Gershman by Rabbi Beth Janus. 11:30 a.m. hot
Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival, kosher lunch from Betty the Caterer.
401 S. Broad St., Philadelphia. 12:15 p.m. nutrition presentation. RSVP
for all programs 10 days in advance,
Sesame at the Crossroads. either at the sign-in table or by phone
Join the Feinstein Center for at 215-832-0539. 2100 Arch St.,
American Jewish History as we learn Philadelphia.
how Soom changed the tahini game.
Starts at 6 p.m. at the Plenty Cafe. Monthly Torah Study.
705 S. 5th St., Philadelphia. Join Rabbi Eric Woodward and Rabbi
Danielle Parmenter once a month on
‘Song of Back and Neck.’ Friday in the Tiferet Bet Israel library
Starts at 7 p.m. at the Ritz East. from 11 a.m. to noon for parashat

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a lively discussion and anyone is ‘Promise at Dawn.’
welcome to join us. 410 Montgomery Part of the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival, this film is an epic
Ave, Wynnewood. autobiographical account of the extraordinary life of renowned writer and
war hero Romain Gary. 7:30 p.m., 401 S. Broad St., Philadelphia.
Sensory-Friendly Chanukah.
Join us at 10:30 a.m. at Ohev Shalom SUNDAY, NOV. 18
of Bucks County for a fun morning of
Chanukah songs and activities. Supports ‘The Museum.”
and accommodations for every child/ The Museum is an intimate glimpse into the world of the Israel Museum
teen. Everyone welcome. Register at (Israel’s national museum in Jerusalem) and the diverse group of people
goo.gl/forms/Ms5MkdpiaoLAgUkF3. who make it special. Part of the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film
For more information, contact Gabby Festival. 401 S. Broad St.
Kaplan-Mayer at gkaplan-mayer@
jewishlearningventure.org. 944 Second ‘Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas.’
Street Pike, Richboro. Who would have guessed that some of the most iconic Christmas songs
were written by Jewish-American songwriters, the likes of Irving Berlin and
Tot Shabbat. Johnny Marks? This documentary is part of the Gershman Philadelphia
Join us at Tiferet Bet Israel for monthly Jewish Film Festival and includes a Christmas-themed Chinese buffet
Shabbat gatherings led by Young dinner. $30. 5 p.m. at 401 S. Broad St., Philadelphia.
Family member and TBI congregant
David Kuperstein featuring singing, SUNDAY, NOV. 18 Straus is a tireless researcher. Come Nosh and Schmooze. Escape the Room.
storytelling and other interactive see what’s new. Presenting will be Join Rabbi Avi Winokur at Society In this exciting escape-room-style
experiences. Each service will be Chanukah Bazaar. Walter Straus, a biomedical research Hill Synagogue for a casual nosh & adventure at Beth Am Israel at 3 p.m.,
approximately 40 minutes followed by Check off your holiday shopping list physician. 10 a.m. at Kehilat HaNahar, schmooze session on one Sunday we will crack the codes and solve
a bimah adventure to help lead “Adon with unique gifts from a variety of 85 W. Mechanic St., New Hope. a month to discuss current topics the puzzles necessary to help young
Olam” in the main sanctuary. 11:15 a.m. vendors at Congregation Beth Or’s of interest with other members of Yarus on her journey from Ethiopia to
1920 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell. annual Chanukah Bazaar, sponsored Rabbi’s Fall Forum. your community. When you register Jerusalem. Along with jkidphilly, staff
by the Beth Or Sisterhood. 9 a.m. to 2 “Three Jews Who Changed the ([email protected]) from Camp Galil will help lead our PJ
Dance Party. p.m. 239 Welsh Road, Maple Glen. World,” part three “Einstein: Relatively to take these drop-in sessions, Our Way kids on this fun adventure.
Dance party with Mas Tequila Speaking” with Rabbi Lance J. Sussman you will receive articles chosen 1301 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley.
Orchestra at 8:30 p.m. at Reform Genealogy 201. and Joan Myerson Shrager. 10:30 a.m. at by the rabbi that will frame the
Congregation Keneseth Israel. Genealogy is evolving. This program is Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel, basis of the discussions. 11:15 a.m. Memorial Concert.
$15 per person includes one drink a sequel to the popular earlier Jewish 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. 418 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Free concert performed by the
and dessert. Cash bar. For more genealogy program because Walter Independence Sinfonia under the
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Join us at The Barbara and Harvey Brodsky Lunch and Learn. tops all offers for your
Enrichment Center of JFCS as we knit/sew Discussion of the parshah of the week. diamonds & jewelry.
squares together to make beautiful afghans for This session will be led by Rabbi Gary
people in need of comfort. Basic knowledge Charlestein. All are welcome. 12:30 We can pay more because
of knitting is required to participate. To learn p.m. 1710 Romano Drive, Norristown. we know the true value.
more about JFCS, contact Jennifer Pedulla at Immediate cash for one
267-314-0909 or [email protected]. 345 Bereavement Group. piece or an entire
Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd. For the post-bereaved, held at collection.
Northeast NORC from 1-2:30 p.m. No
seamartini/Thinkstock charge. Email rivkapowers@gmail. 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
com or call 215-320-0351 to register.
direction of Daniel Matsukawa, Bereavement Group. Center of JFCS at 10:30 a.m. to 8546B Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia. (215) 885-7070
principal bassoon of The Philadelphia For the newly bereaved, there’s address issues associated with
Orchestra. The program includes help at Congregations of Shaare loss and bereavement, integrating Caregiver Support Group. Open Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
Mozart’s “Overture to Don Giovanni;” Shamayim from 1-2:30 p.m. No Jewish practices. Participants will Caring for a loved one with 11am - 4:00pm
Mozart’s “Horn Concerto No. 4,” with charge. Email rivkahpowers55@gmail. gain strength and comfort through Alzheimer’s or dementia? Join us
soloist Jennifer Montone, principal com or call 215-677-1600 for details. sharing with others in a professionally for a caregiver support group. Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
horn of The Philadelphia Orchestra; 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia. guided discussion. Pre-registration Gain emotional support and
and Dvorak ‘s “Symphony No. 7.” is required. To register, call Jennifer problem-solve. Peer-based support Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a
Donations will be accepted for Mahjong. Pedulla at 267-314-0909. 345 group with Alzheimer’s Association- weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me” class
The Jewish Federation of Greater Join the Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai Montgomery Ave., Bala Cynwyd. trained facilitators. 6:30 p.m. at at 9:30 a.m. 971 Old York Road,
Pittsburgh, Victims of Terror Fund, Israel Emanu-El for our weekly Beth Sholom Congregation.
HIAS and ADL. 3 p.m. at Reform friendly mahjong game. Open to the Lunch and Learn. 8231 Old York Road. Bible Study.
Congregation Keneseth Israel. 8339 entire kehillah. No charge for MBIEE Discussion of the parshah of the week. A member of Main Line Reform
Old York Road, Elkins Park. sisterhood members. The one-time This session will be led by Rabbi Mahjong. Temple’s clergy leads a discussion of
charge of $36 includes membership Robert Alpert. All are welcome. Noon. Old York Road Temple-Beth Am the Tanakh, or Jewish bible, at 11 a.m.
Musical Performance. to the MBIEE Sisterhood. Contact 215- 1801 Market St. 17th floor, Philadelphia. will host a drop-in mahjong game This is an ongoing process, beginning
A free musical performance 635-1505 or [email protected] at 7 p.m. Bring your cards. Mahjong with Genesis and proceeding over the
featuring clarinetist Ricardo Morales, for further information. 8339 Old York Lunch and Learn. sets and cards will be for sale. Call course of the year. 410 Montgomery
percussionist Rolando Morales- Road, Elkins Park. Discussion of the parshah of the week. 216-886-8000. 971 Old York Road, Ave., Wynnewood.
Matos, cellist Udi Bar-David and a This session will be led by Rabbi Fredi Abington.
special presentation from Oasis of TUESDAY, NOV. 20 Cooper. All are welcome. Noon at the Canasta.
Peace. Oasis of Peace, (Neve Shalom Congregation Adath Jeshurun library. THURSDAY, NOV. 22 Weekly drop-in canasta game with
in Hebrew and Wahat al-Salam in Thanksgiving Luncheon. 7763 Old York Road, Elkins Park. the Sisterhood of Ohev Shalom of
Arabic) was founded in 1979 to A full day of activities for active adults Mommy and Me. Bucks County. $2 donation. Lessons
promote interfaith dialogue among from KleinLife: Center City. 8:30 a.m. Mahjong. Sherrie Turetsky, director of the by request. Call 215-958-6755 for
Christians, Jews and Muslims. 4 p.m. coffee, tea and munchies while you Our mahjong group at Temple School of Early Learning at Old York information. 944 Second Street Pike,
at Wayne Presbyterian Church, 125 E. schmooze with friends. 9:30 a.m. Beth Zion-Beth Israel meets in the Richboro. l
Lancaster Ave., Wayne. chair exercise or current events. 10:30 synagogue chapel at 1 p.m. to play
a.m. Kabbalat Shabbat service led the game, have fun and raise money SHARE
MONDAY, NOV. 19 by Rabbi Beth Janus. 11:30 a.m. hot for tikkun olam. 300 S. 18th St.,
kosher lunch from Betty the Caterer for Philadelphia. your engagement,
Adult Education. Thanksgiving. 12:15 p.m. entertainment wedding birth,
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& Its Exercise of Judicial Restraint” 10 days in advance, either at the sign-in Join Old York Road Temple-Beth Am announcement
with Alan Gershenson at 10:30 a.m. table or by phone at 215-832-0539. and Abington Presbyterian Church at and any other
at Reform Congregation Keneseth 2100 Arch St., Philadelphia. 7:30 p.m. as we give thanks for the simcha on both
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follow its own precedent except in Join bereavement specialist Rabbi Service. Call 215-886-8000 for details. and the weekly
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SHALOM MEMORIAL PARK persons indebted to said decedent
2 adj. plots. Esther II sec. Best are requested to make payment
without delay to Lisa M. Bass and
Offer for the pair. Sarkis J. Tashjian Executors, c/o
Currently selling for $14,000 Diane H. Yazujian, Esquire, P.O box
1099, North Wales, PA 19454, or to
thru the cemetery. the attorney:
Call (215) 499-0141 Diane H. Yazujian, Esquire,
SHALOM MEMORIAL PARK P.O Box 1099
2 Premium spots-David section North Wales, PA 19454
Lot 885 –Sites 3 & 4
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www.jewishexponent.com THE LAW OFFICES OF PETER L.
Real Estate SectionKLENK & ASSOCIATES
1701 Walnut St., 6th Fl.
Or to her Attorney: SELL IT IN THE
HARRY METKA JEWISH EXPONENT
4802 Neshaminy Blvd., Ste. 9
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insurance, Priced below assessed value. Large 1 BR (could be 2 BR) w/
huge deck & beautiful 8th floor views. New windows &
utilities, cable, parking, heated pool, BBQ & amenities includ- JEWISH EXPONENTLARGE, RENOVATED CONDO | 1 BR, 1 BA | $249,000 NOVEMBER 15, 2018 33

1 BR (could be 2) w/ private deck & 5th floor views. Newer
Kitchen & appls., windows & more. New Heater & AC unit.
ed in mo. fee. New gym, library, social room. Storage units Very spacious LR & BR. All utilities, parking & insurances sliding door, heater & AC unit. Spacious LR & BR. Kitchen
avail. 1 parking space. TEXT: T40372092 to 81035 incld. as well as cable. Vacant. TEXT: T40391682 to 81035 can be expanded. TEXT: T40391683 to 81035

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ESTATE NOTICES FICTITIOUS NAME WANTED TO BUY LEGAL SERVICES
ESTATE OF TAMEKA BLACKWELL, FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION
DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that a Regis- ATTORNEYS!
Late of Philadelphia tration of Fictitious Name was filed
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on in the Commonwealth of ADVERTISE YOUR LEGAL NOTICES
the above Estate have been gran- Pennsylvania for First America Law AND LEGAL SERVICES
ted to the undersigned, who re- with a principal place of 211 W.
quest all persons having claims or Wacker Dr., Suite 321, Chicago, IL WE GUARANTEE
demands against the estate of the 60606. The name and address of THE BEST RATES!
decedent to make known the same the entity interested in the busi-
and all persons indebted to the de- ness is Hinds Law LLC with a prin- WE CIRCULATE THROUGHOUT THE
cedent to make payment without cipal office address of 211 W. TRI-STATE AREA (PA, NJ, DE)
delay to JACQUELINE BLACK- Wacker Dr., Suite 321, Chicago, IL
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BARTOLETT DOMSKY GROSS KONOWITCH LEVY

Arlene R. Bartolett, Nov. 6, 2018. Wife of Marvin Domsky, Nov. 5, 2018, Age 92. Be- David Gross on November 7, 2018. Husband Thelma S. Konowitch (nee Segall) November Robert P. Levy, November 7, 2018 of Bryn
Lee. Mother of Monica (Marc) Wyttenbach loved husband of Carole (nee Heiko); loving of Nancy (nee Landis). Father of Deanne 5, 2018. Loving mother of Paul (the late Ju- Mawr, PA. Survived by his wife of 63 years,
and Jamie (Eric) Bailkin. Grandmother of Al- father of Sam (Jodi), Leonard (Connie) and (Pete) Katsaros, Suzanne (Avery) Kronstadt dith), and Sally (Marty) Cohen. Adoring Rochelle "Cissie"; his 5 children, Kathryn Levy
exa and Connor Wyttenbach and Bryanna and Tobi (Alan); cherished PopPop of Jessica, and Penny (Jeffrey) Rossin. Pop Pop of grandmother of Dana, Zachary, Jeffrey, and Feldman (David), Wendy Levy Kalmus
Ava Bailkin. Contributions in her memory Marissa, Jordon, Molly and Harry; brother of Tommy, Dylan, Drew, Olivia and Max. Relat- Margo. Thelma graduated from the Uni- (Mark), Robert P. Levy Jr. (Joanne Struett),
may be made to JNF Tree Center Norman and the late Israel. Loved by many ives and friends were invited to Funeral Ser- versity of PA where she majored in Econom- Angela Levy Beck (Antony), Michael T. Levy
http://usa.jnf.org/jnf-tree-planting-center nephews, nieces and cousins. Contributions vices Friday, 1:15 PM precisely, at Gold- ics, she worked in commercial and residen- (Margaret Finney); and his 13 grandchildren;
in Uncle Marv's memory may be made to steins' Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks Suburb- tial real estate. She was a long-term docent Alexander Feldman (Samantha), Peter Feld-
GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S Project Morry www.projectmorry.org an North, 310 2nd Street Pike, Southampton. at the following museums-National Museum man (Dr. Sarah Lopatin), Caroline Feldman,
RAPHAEL-SACKS Interment will be in Shalom Memorial Park. of American Jewish History, Rosenbach Mu- Emma Beck, William Beck, Andrew Beck,
JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS Contributions in his memory may be made to seum and Library, and Congregation Rodeph Henry Beck, Lily Beck, Ryder Finney, Tyler
BLOCK the Crohns & Colitis Foundation, 150 Monu- Shalom. Contributions in her memory may be Levy, Sam Levy, Evan Levy and Grayson
FREEDMAN ment Road, Suite 402, Bala Cynwyd, PA made to Congregation Rodeph Shalom. Levy. Relatives and friends were invited to
Fay Dietz Block (nee Stern), died peacefully 19004 services Sunday, November 11th, 12:30 PM
surrounded by her children on October 12, Helene “Honeygrams” Freedman (nee Silver- GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S at Joseph Levine and Sons Memorial Chapel,
2018, in Walnut Creek, California. Beloved man), died on October 31, 2018. Beloved GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL-SACKS 4737 Street ?Road, Trevose. Interment will
wife of the late Stanley Dietz and Byron wife of the late Joseph. Devoted mother of RAPHAEL-SACKS be private. Contributions in his memory may
Block; loving mother of Dr. John Dietz, Dr. Cynthia Freedman, Brett Freedman (Sandra) KOSSOFF be made to the Philadelphia Little Quakers,
Jim (Paige) Dietz, Andy (Donna) Dietz, and Joanne Freedman. Loving grandmother GURBARG University of Pennsylvania Tennis or the Wil-
Melissa (Jim) Bloom and the late Dr. Michael of Jonathan Maxxwell Vitiello, Laura Joy Viti- Edith Kossoff (nee Factor) November 2, 2018 liam Penn Charter School.
Dietz; cherished grandmother of Adam, ello, and Samantha Freedman. Graveside ser- Regina Gurbarg (nee Harrison) November 7, of Elkins Park, PA. Beloved wife of the late
Isaac, Sarah (Alex), Ben Bloom, Molly, and vices were held Thursday, November 1, 2018, of Bala Cynwyd, PA. Beloved wife of Harold Kossoff; loving mother of Sharon JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
Emily. Devoted sister to Norman Stern (Au- 2018. Contributions in her memory may be the late Arthur; loving mother of Daniel Kossoff Robbins, Jacqueline Kossoff, Rosel-
gustine Venezio) and sister-in-law Nan made to the American Lung Association or Gurbarg (Diane Belinkie) and Michael len Kossoff O’Sullivan and husband Terry, facebook.com/jewishexponent
Hirsch. Our mother was courageous, intelli- Hadassah. Gurbarg (Izzi); devoted sister of Charlotte David Kossoff and wife Janice; cherished
gent, audacious and infinitely devoted to her Love and Be a Klevan; also survived by 3 grandmother of Marni, Rebecca, Zahava A Community Remembers
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presence. Contributions can be made in her RAPHAEL-SACKS deceased by a granddaughter. Relatives and and Samantha; great grandmother of Victor- Death Notices are available online.
honor to the charity of the donor’s choice. friends were invited to Services, Sunday, 12 ia, Juliet, Ayden, Cole and Desi. Contribu-
FRIEDMAN noon, Joseph Levine and Sons Memorial tions in her memory may be made to a char- www.JewishExponent.com
COHEN Chapels (West) 2811 West Chester Pike, ity of your choice.
Paul Friedman on November 3, 2018. Be- Broomall PA. Interment Haym Salomon Me- HONOR THE MEMORY
Selma Field Cohen, November 3, 2018. She loved husband of Reba (nee Liebman); Lov- morial Park. Contributions in her memory JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS OF YOUR LOVED ONE...
was the last of her generation, died Saturday ing father of Alan (Patti) Friedman; Dear may be made to a charity of the donor's
at The Quadrangle in Haverford, Pa., where brother of Estelle Berg; Devoted grandfather choice. Honor the memory CALL 215-832-0749
she lived. She was 93. In all of her long life, of Scott, Lee (Erica) and Jessica (Eric); Ador- of your loved one... A Community Remembers
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Weiner, Allan Goldenberg and Chuck Field. A ie (late Joseph). Loving grandmother of
4th special nephew, Michael Goldenberg, A Community Michele Cohen (Rabbi Rafi), Andrew Weber
died in September. Sel loved big family gath- Remembers (Danielle), Deena McArdle (John III), and
erings, walking, traveling and little dogs, es- Heather Brodie. Loving great grandmother of
pecially the 2 she and Les had named Kemis- Monthly archives of John McArdle IV, Ryan McArdle, Benjamin
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vices, Thursday 1:00 P.M., Joseph Levine & are available online. be made to National Multiple Sclerosis Soci-
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RANDALL ROVNER SANDLER

Bernice “Bunny” Randall (nee Davis) of Erd- Felice Lewis Rovner, 98, of Galloway passed David Sandler, 1935-2018, died on Novem-
enheim, PA, passed away on Saturday, away on November 5th of natural causes. ber 2, 2018 in East Norriton, PA. David Sand-
November 3, 2018 at age 87. She was the Raised in Atlantic City, Felice lived in Mar- ler was the brother of Bette Hutton (Sewickly,
beloved wife of the late Sol Randall, adored gate City and West Palm Beach with her hus- PA), and the beloved husband of Irena Sand-
daughter of the late Isadore and Teenie Davis band of 66 years Harvey Rovner, who prede- ler (East Norriton, PA). He was the father of
(nee Sattler) and the devoted sister to the late ceased her in 2011. Following graduation five daughters: Lauren Zurier (and Sam Zuri-
Merle (Jimmy) Davis. She was the loving from ACHS (where she later taught English), er) of Providence, RI; Julie Roat (and Mel
Mother of Jeffrey and Kathe (nee Deason) Felice attended the NJ College for Women- Roat) of Wynnewood, PA; Amy Rubin (and
Randall of Grapevine, TX, Tina and Matthew Douglass College. During WWII she worked Seth Rubin) of Flemington, NJ; Sherry Pearl-
Murphy of Hampden, MA and Lee Randall on ENIAC, the world’s first electronic general- stein (and John Pearlstein) of Bryn Mawr,
and Michael Avicolli of New Hope, PA. Cher- purpose computer Felice and mother Mollye PA, and Valerie Thaler (and Alex Thaler) of
ished Grandmother of Matthew Murphy of helped create the local Golda Meir Hadassah Reisterstown, MD. He was the beloved
Hampden, MA and Samantha Murphy of chapter and together hosted “Hadassah grandfather of Rachel, Hannah and Joe Zuri-
Tempe, AZ. She is survived by her stepson, Speaks” on WMID. Felice loved writing, er; Jordana, Elyse and Adam Roat; Danielle
Michael and his wife Cathie (nee Berg) Ran- painting, music, traveling and her beloved and Allie Rubin; Jake, Jared, Tessa and Joelle
dall and their son, Seth. In addition to her beach and boardwalk. She co-authored “A Pearlstein, and Sabrina Thaler. Born in 1935
children, Bunny was a devoted Aunt to Lynn Farmer’s Daughter-Bluma” with longtime to Sara and Nathan Sandler, David Sandler
(nee Davis) and Jimmy Elmore, Karen (nee friend Bluma Bayuk Rappaport Purmell. She attended Norristown Public Schools and the
Davis) and Brian Gatchell and Terry and Traci is survived by children Neil Rovner of Harris- Wharton School at the University of
(nee Sallinger) Davis, as well as the loving burg, Pa.; William Rovner (Donna) of Rob- Pennsylvania, where he received a BA in Eco-
cousin to Martin and Andrea Sattler and Paul binsville, N.J.; and, Saralee Rovner Leary nomics in 1957. He was a CPA for Dreslin
and Jo Anne Sattler. She is remembered by (Tim) of Portsmouth, R.I.; grandchildren: and Company, Inc from 1958 until 2017, and
many dear, great nieces, nephews and cous- Adam Rovner (Jessica), Matthew Rovner, an active member of Tiferet Bet Israel Con-
ins. Bunny was born and raised in Fairmont, Miriam Rovner, Melissa Faria (Matt), Michael gregation. He lived his entire life in the Nor-
WV. She was a graduate of Ohio State Uni- Rovner, Andrea Hebert (Shawn), and Virginia ristown area. His funeral was held Monday,
versity and an active member of the Hillel or- Leary; great-grandchildren: Eli Brown, Talia November 5 at 1:00 p.m. at Tiferet Bet Israel
ganization. Following graduation from Ohio Rovner and RJ Faria; beloved sisters-in-law: Congregation, 1920 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell,
State, she began her career as a Radiology Arlene Rovner and Bess Rovner and nieces, PA. Burial took place at Tiferet Bet Israel
Technician. While raising her family, she was nephews, cousins, and long-time friends. Cemetery in Plymouth Meeting. Donations in
an avid volunteer in the Springfield Town- She was predeceased by parents Mollye and honor of David Sandler’s memory should go
ship School District and served as PTA Pres- Harry Lewis and brother Lionel Lewis. The to Tiferet Bet Israel Congregation, 1920 Skip-
ident. She was a past member of the Beth family thanks Sybil Whitely, Robert pack Pike, Blue Bell, PA 19422. www.tbiblue-
Tikvah-B’Nai Jeshurun Sisterhood. After rais- Dougherty and staff at Seashore Gardens for bell.org
ing her family she worked for 31 years at Aet- many kindnesses. Donations in her memory
na Healthcare as National Accounts/Eligibility may be made at hopespringsfarm.org or sea- BOYD-HORROX FUNERAL HOME
Specialist. Following her retirement at age 80, shoregardens.org.
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women in statewide races.” able vote on everything except Nobody has a super-majority, and that’s a good thing, and maybe
In addition, there is also for maybe the tax bill, which there’ll be more attention paid to separation of powers as well.”
I did not lobby on, but cer-
one Jewish representative. tainly in terms of health care, ROBIN SCHATZ
Democrat Susan Wild was anti-Semitism, counter-terror-
elected in the 7th Congressional ism, he’s been there and has than any other candidate in Boyle held onto their seats with with the Democratic majority
District. done great outreach to the Pennsylvania, Strauss said. 93.4 percent and 79 percent of in the House, it’s going to force
community. He’s the type of the votes, respectively. people to work together a little
The real “nail-biter,” as moderate Republican we need “We were very happy to see more closely. I’m not sure if
Schatz called it, was in the 1st in Congress.” that voters really responded Across the country, the that’s going to be the case in
Congressional District. The when we were able to give seats Republicans lost were the Senate or not. I don’t know
race there between incum- The race was one that the them all the pertinent infor- those held by moderates, what’s going to happen in the
bent Republican Rep. Brian Republican Jewish Coalition mation about Scott Wallace … Schatz noted, which might be Senate because they’re still
Fitzpatrick and Democrat threw a lot of support into, Israel obviously being the main foreboding on the future of waiting on a couple of results.
Scott Wallace was one of the national spokesman Neil [issue] there,” Strauss said. politics overall. Nobody has a super-majority,
most closely watched — and Strauss said. The organization “We were pleased with how and that’s a good thing, and
most expensive — of the elec- spent more than $500,000 on that went. Obviously, we would “When you look at some maybe there’ll be more atten-
tion season. cable and digital ads, mostly have liked to win more races of the elections nationwide, tion paid to separation of pow-
about Wallace’s family founda- in Pennsylvania overall, but we you’ll see that there are peo- ers as well.” l
In the end, Fitzpatrick won tion, which had given $300,000 knew it was going to be tough.” ple very far on the right and
reelection. to groups that support the boy- very far on the left who were [email protected];
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job,” Schatz said. “I’m pleased Dwight Evans and Brendan tion,” Schatz said. “However,
Brian Fitzpatrick won reelec- RJC spent more money
tion. He deserved it. He’s been in support of Fitzpatrick
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Community KleinLife in Northeast Philadelphia sponsored a salute to area
veterans and veterans organizations as a preclude to Veterans
NEWSMAKERS Day. West Point Society lifetime member Robert Alan Katz
spoke about the history of Jews in the military during the pro-
Tracey Specter was presented with the gram, which also included the presentation of colors by the
Association of Delaware Valley Independent Frankford High School Honor Guard, the Pledge of Allegiance,
Schools’ (ADVIS) 2018 Visionary Service Award the singing of the national anthem, playing of taps and the sing-
for her leadership as president of Perelman Jewish ing of “God Bless America.”
Day School. She served as president from 2013
to 2016, during which time she helped create a
tuition affordability program.

Tracey Specter

Leaders of several Philadelphia
Jewish organizations visited the
JCC of Greater Pittsburgh at a
solidarity event of Jewish leaders
from around the country in the
wake of the Pittsburgh shootings.

From left: Jewish Family and Top row from left: Shelley Geltzer, KleinLife program director of active
Children’s Service President and adult life; Sue Aistrop, director of senior services; and Robert Alan Katz.
CEO Paula Goldstein, Kaiserman Bottom row from left: Martin Cutler, 100, a veteran of World War II, and
JCC CEO Amy Krulik and Jewish Mitchell Feinberg, 85, who fought in the Korean conflict
Federation of Greater Philadelphia
President and CEO Naomi Adler

Abramson Senior Care, formerly the Madlyn and Leonard Abramson Center for Jewish Life, held its 28th annual Rainbow Ball on Oct. 13 at the Loews Philadelphia
Hotel. More than 300 guests gathered to congratulate Ann and Richard Frankel of Gladwyne as they received the Family Award, Abramson’s highest honor, in rec-
ognition of their dedication to improving the quality of life of older adults.

Top row from left: John and Mindy Wexler of Maple Glen and Judi and Bruce Goodman Top row from left: Howard and Jill Zipin of Horsham; Lana and Bernie Dishler of Lansdale;
of Ambler. Seated: Shirley Pearlstine of Elkins Park Carol A. Irvine, Abramson president and CEO; and Howard J. Davis of Philadelphia, Abramson
board chair. Bottom from left: Rainbow Ball co-chair Renee Sackey of Doylestown; Richard and
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Philly Fights Cancer: Round 4 took Jerry Seinfeld performs.
place Nov. 10 at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard. More than 1,800 guests
gathered to raise $10.5 million dol-
lars for clinical trials and transla-
tional research at Penn Medicine’s
Abramson Cancer Center while
enjoying performances from com-
edy icon Jerry Seinfeld and musical
group Maroon 5.

From left: Stephanie Wolfson, Philly
Fights Cancer Young Friend chair; Nancy
Abramson Wolfson, Philly Fights Cancer
chair; Missy Dietz, Philly Fights Cancer
chair; and Paige Dietz, Philly Fights
Cancer Young Friend chair

Beyond Celiac held its annual gala on Oct. 11 at the Samuel V. Hamilton Building of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.

Rachelle and Ronald Kaiserman From left: David Pudlin, Helen Pudlin, Jennifer Snyder and Marla Gold and Casey Brady
Alice Bast

On Nov. 4, Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El celebrated its 62nd Musicians and lifelong friends
anniversary with a Broadway musical revue conducted by BMI Martin Steinberg and Mitch
Foundation award winner and composer Ari Sussman. More than Sturman performed in a mini
200 people attended the event, where long-time members Phil and concert at Congregation Temple
Bea Barrish, Len Cohen, Natalie Gabai and Joe Pressman were Beth’El. The concert paid tribute
honored for service and dedication to the synagogue. to the 11 people killed at Tree of
Life synagogue.

From left: Mitch Sturman
and Martin Steinberg

Attendees clap along.

From left: Kaitlyn Tierney, Lee Slobotkin, Dana MacIntosh, Matthew
Lulofs and Ari Sussman

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