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LOCAL RABBI BATYA GLAZER, director of the The National Museum of American Jewish History filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on March 2.
Jewish Community Relations Council of the Photo by user Beyond My Ken, via Wikimedia Commons
Jewish Groups Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia,
Stand Against has been to more than her fair share of NMAJH Files for
Xenophobia AIPAC Policy Conferences over the years. Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Coronavirus
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“ e energy of the entire city of American Jewish History announced to unsecured creditors, according to
TELEVISION Washington, D.C., during AIPAC is iden- March 2 that it has led for reorganization interim CEO Misha Galperin.
ti able,” she said on the phone from the under Chapter 11.
‘Hunters’ Sparks conference. “ e atmosphere in the entire A little over half of that debt is
Controversy downtown of the city changes. ere are
Concerns raised 18,000 people here today.”
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who made the trip to the nation’s capital
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LOCAL Warren at 20%. Sanders even In a recent poll, just 11% of Jews said that Sanders would be their first choice for the Democratic nomination.
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF trailed former South Bend, Photo by Phil Roeder via Flickr.com under Creative Commons license
Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg,
VERMONT SEN. BERNIE who has since dropped out of
Sanders has already outper- the race.
formed any Jewish presidential
candidate in the history of Eight Jewish voters — four
the United States, and should for Sanders, and four against —
Super Tuesday go his way talked about what they made of
(results were not in as of press his candidacy and his support
time), the Democratic Party (or lack thereof) among Jewish
may well be putting forth a people.
Jewish candidate this fall. ‘He actually presents a threat’
What is also true of Sanders Linda Garfield, 76, worked
is that he does not poll par- in the School District of
ticularly well among Jewish Philadelphia for 38 years, and
voters. A Pew survey of Jewish now works as an artist, her life-
voters conducted in January long dream. Come April, she
found that 31% of respondents hopes to see Biden capture the
reported that former Vice Democratic nomination.
President Joe Biden was their
first choice for the Democratic “I don’t like Bernie Sanders
nomination, followed by as a presidential candidate,”
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth she said.
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wise be persuaded to vote blue. “one of those highly vocal, standard, you’re either anti-Se-
And even if she did like his pol- fringe Jews who enables the mitic or you’re extremely
icies, Garfield said, she worries demonization of the Jewish ignorant.”
about what a Jewish president state and enables the anti- “I don’t know anyone that
would mean for anti-Semitism Semitism beneath.” is supporting him,” she added.
in the U.S. Rachel Brendle, 27, is a reg- Mindy Oppenheimer, 55,
“And the most important istered independent, and finds works as a hospital chaplain,
reason,” Garfield said, “is that I herself troubled by posture of though she has many years of
don’t feel that he is a supporter the whole Democratic field experience working in finance
of Israel, in a way that makes toward Israel, with Sanders and commercial real estate.
me feel comfortable.” as an especially egregious Sanders worries her.
Garfield’s feelings about example. She took issue with His policies, she believes,
Sanders’ stance toward Israel his criticism of AIPAC, and will create economic instabil-
were echoed in the answers of believes that he is loathe to ity, and she finds his estate tax
others who do not support his criticize Palestinians. policy to be concerning.
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who is caring for you? ous federations, JCRCs and
SEVENTY-FOUR JEWISH rabbinical groups representing
Tuesday groups have expressed solidar- Reconstructionist, Reform,
March 10, 2020 ity with Chinese Americans Conservative and Orthodox
amid the coronavirus outbreak, denominations.
Beginning at 10:00 am signing a letter written by
the Jewish Council for Public Locally, the Jewish
Location: Affairs. Sent to hundreds of Community Relations Council
Warminster Township Asian American leaders and of the Jewish Federation of
Library organizations, the letter says Greater Philadelphia was a sig-
1076 Emma Lane members of the Jewish com- natory of the letter, as were
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rising xenophobia aimed at Defamation League and the
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out a coronavirus education
It also cited history, com- guide, through which it hopes
municating that not only could to aid in dissipating panic and
the Jewish community sympa- driving conspiracy theory to
thize with a Chinese American the margins.
community recently burdened
with the kind of scapegoat- “Nationally, all of our
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been detected in at least 65 that allowing fear to sow
countries. At least 3,000 fatal- division would run counter
ities have been linked to the to the values that shape both
disease, with most of those minority communities.
Nationally, all of our o ces are trying to get
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Community leaders are been targeted in the past,” she
urging that vigilance is para- added, “we know how this
mount, but so is a cool head. works. at’s why we under-
stand that it is essential to our
“We need to do every- identity as a democracy to
thing in our control and that stand together.”
means washing our hands
more frequently and not com- Additional reporting by JTA’s
ing to work if we feel sick,” Jose n Dolsten.
said Marcia Bronstein, the
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Tuesday, March 10th, 11:00 AM SOME DON’T ASPIRE to engineer,” Michael Leventhal ever had a cross word for,” he
retirement; they aspire to never said, “because he was told continued. “I don’t know any-
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(215) 732-7000 or [email protected] served Warrington Township, it done — that was especially Planning Commission then
co-owned a Bucks County true later on with the guide dog became chairman of the town-
landmark, co-founded the rst school.” ship’s municipal authority,
school in Israel to train guide Decades before the guide where he wrote new zoning
dogs for the blind and played dog school, Leventhal, his regulations for the quickly
racquetball with his grandson brother Jack (who died in growing suburban community.
® on his 90th birthday. He was president of
Leventhal died on Feb. the PTA, Big Brothers Big
23, of complications from Sisters of Bucks County,
colitis. He was 90. Warrington Rotary and
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GoPuff Founders Fund Drexel Chabad Building
LOCAL contributing to the success of still working on dedications. serving will play a big role in While nothing is set in
MATT SILVER | JE STAFF the Drexel Chabad,” Ilishayev We hope to be able to have peo- shaping what the new physical stone, expect to see a dining
said via email. ple donate and dedicate a room embodiment of Drexel Chabad space large enough to accom-
DREXEL UNIVERSITY’S or a plaque, or something like will become. modate “at least 100, maybe
Chabad will soon have a new, Drexel’s Chabad has used that, in the new house.” more,” a synagogue, a full
bigger home, thanks to the lar- the money to buy the prop- “We just had a group of stu- library, a lounge space and
gesse of a pair of recent grads erty adjacent to its current In the meantime, Chabad dents cast votes for what they game room for students and
whose startup has made it big. home on Drexel’s campus, has enlisted the help of Drexel want to see in the new building, temporary accommodations
which is at 3507 Baring St. architecture students to con- and a lot of students pitched for alumni and Shabbat guests.
Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir And while the exact amount sult on the design and assist in with their ideas,” Goldstein
Gola are Drexel alumni who gifted has not been disclosed, with these questions of ren- said. “We’re very happy to Also on the wish list: “student
spent time at Drexel’s Chabad the newly acquired property ovation versus knockdown. hear what students have to say housing on the upper floors, a
as undergraduates. They’re was appraised by the city at Feedback from Chabad’s active because this is for them — we kosher café to accommodate the
also the founders of goPuff, the nearly $1 million earlier this student community and the want this to be for the students
year, per The Triangle, Drexel’s myriad roles they see the house and by the students.” See Drexel, Page 30
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app-driven startup that aims to student newspaper.
make convenience store shop- Plans to suit the property
ping even more convenient by to Chabad’s purposes are still
delivering everyday sundries in preliminary stages, said
and snack foods to your door. Rabbi Chaim Goldstein, the
It was widely reported in co-director of Drexel’s Chabad.
January that goPuff received According to Goldstein, buy-
a commitment of at least ing the property was just the
$750 million in funding from first step in what he says could
Japanese venture capital firm be a $5-$6 million project.
SoftBank. While an investment Though he’d love to have
of that size brings pressure and the new building open by fall
accountability, it also allows the 2021, Goldstein said it’s way
co-CEOs to give back at a young too early to make any definitive
age to those who supported pronouncements.
them when their idea was little “There’s quite a big project
more than an inspired business ahead of us. We may end up
plan scrawled on the back of an tearing down the building and
Intro to Business syllabus. starting from scratch—that’s
“Yakir and I are honored how extensive the work is going
to give back to a community to be,” said Goldstein who
that strengthened our values hopes to raise more money to
and gave so much to us. We are make Chabad’s and the student
passionate about supporting community’s ambitious plans
students whenever we can and for the building a reality. “We’re
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Queens Everywhere: Celebrate Purim with Drag
LOCAL in the story. Purim spiels, satir- because they get to see Brittany Lynn reads aloud at Congregation Rodeph Shalom.
SOPHIE PANZER | JE STAFF ical short plays and sketches people in glittery, sparkly, over- Photo by Rachelle Lee Schneider
are also common. the-top outfits,” said Rachelle
ONE OF ERIC JAFFE’S first Lee Schneider, who organized in story time events throughout was going to work in theater I
experiences with drag was Even the reading of Drag Queen Story Time at Philadelphia, is passionate about would have to pass as a straight
a Purim celebration at his the Megillah is theatrical. Congregation Rodeph Shalom providing visibility for queer person,” Jaffe said. “To pass,
synagogue. Audience members participate on March 1. “Kids don’t have youth. “I grew up in the ’80s I would have to conceal my
by cheering, booing and waving the same societal expectations as when there was no queer media, queerness, which I thought was
“It was just an old man noisemakers at the mention of adults, and it’s a great way to start which was very isolating. I don’t absolutely ridiculous.”
dressed up as Esther,” said Jaffe, Haman’s name. Purim celebra- conversations about diversity.” want kids to go through that
who has performed in drag in tions encourage participants to same experience of isolation. Now, Jaffe’s queer and
Philadelphia for five years. “There be as loud and joyful as possi- The star of the event was When I do these story times and Jewish identities feature prom-
was one year my dad dressed up. ble, while blurring traditional Ian Morrison, who performs I look into the crowd, I can see inently in his work.
Purim seemed to be our time social boundaries and rules of as queen Brittany Lynn. which kids this resonates with.”
to dress however we wanted. It etiquette. Morrison’s career as an activ- “There was always a very spe-
was the first time I thought, ‘Oh, ist and performer has earned Morrison reads books cific kind of ridiculous Jewish
there are men in dresses.’” These traditions, along with him the title First Lady of that focus on acceptance and humor in my house. There was
the popularity of shows like the Gayborhood and led the anti-bullying themes like never a fart joke that was out
According to My Jewish “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” have City of Philadelphia to declare Jill Twiss’ “A Day in the Life of line,” he said. “My approach
Learning, over-the-top perfor- made incorporating drag into March 15th Brittany Lynn Day. of Marlon Bundo” and Daniel to drag is very comedy based. I
mances have been a part of the Purim celebrations increas- Haack’s “The Prince and the do a lot of my own writing and
Purim tradition throughout ingly popular. “Esther was chosen to be Knight.” He even wrote his own I just started my own theater
history. Donning masks and queen from a pageant, which book, “The Adventures of Miss group, Jaffe St. Queer. I’ve done
costumes — including drag — For kids, drag queen sto- is drag right there,” he said. Kitty Popcorn & Cheese,” to raise a couple of Purim shows, I have
is a reference to Esther being rytelling events provide an “And we get the costumes from funds for story time programs. several Chanukah numbers and
a queen in disguise, as well as opportunity to connect to the fact that she had to be in a production that tells the story
God’s behind-the-scenes role Purim themes through dress- disguise.” Dressing up and perform- of Passover.”
ing up. ing isn’t just for kids. Last year,
Morrison, who has performed Tribe12, Repair the World and Jaffe would like to see more
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LOCAL It means having another location, another place where I can get The Center City
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF a bite to eat.” Philadelphia division of the
IKC, Hirsch said, will o en
GRINDCORE X CRUST, MORIAH LEVIN identify eateries that could
a co ee shop that opened in make simple, easy transitions
November at 4134 Chester by the International Kosher always welcome, she said. career in marine biochemistry. to kosher standards to facilitate
Ave., has a couple things going Council as a kosher establish- Grindcore X Crust is Roche said that Rabbi Eliezer kosher eating for Jewish peo-
for it that you might not nd at ment, to the delight of some the result of a collaboration Hirsch of Mekor Habracha, ple in the city (though many
similar establishments. kosher diners. between Grindcore House, a who happens to be the rabbinic locations reach out to IKC, too,
“It means having another South Philly-based vegan cof- administrator of the Center he added). Many vegan and
It’s vegan, for one. It serves location, another place where fee shop, and Crust Vegan City Philadelphia division of vegetarian establishments are
a pretty mean black-and- I can get a bite to eat,” Moriah Bakery, an operation mostly the IKC, approached her and already dedicated to serving as
white cookie. Drawing on the Levin said. ough she lives dedicated to wholesale sales, Grindcore House owner Mike many special-diet constituen-
sensibility that animates the in South Philadelphia, new based in Manayunk. Barone about koshering their cies as possible, and are o en
original Grindcore House loca- kosher establishments that Shannon Roche founded new establishment shortly a er receptive to the idea of adding
tion at Fourth Street between help her to expand her mental Crust with Megan Benz in opening. (Crust had been certi- kosher diners to their ranks,
Tasker and Dickinson streets, map of where she can eat are 2015, a er leaving an academic ed for years.) Hirsch said.
the long cushioned bench that
seats a good portion of the cus- “ ose are much easier than
tomers is plastered with metal any other kind of restaurant,”
band logos and art (the décor is he said. “I try not to deal with
de nitely heavy on bones). meat at all.” It helps, Hirsch
said, that the service o ered by
And, as of Feb. 17, the vegan IKC is free.
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had to change was the brand city. Happy as Levin is about with a little bit of thought, and and $13,500 with the state of California. They saved
of red wine vinegar that was the addition of Grindcore X IKC representatives get another my emotional and financial well-being.”
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open to the public thing to describe. Picture a
guitar, but small. However, fall. It wants to fly away. So a lot of professional guitarists
JOIN US! size can be misleading, as the people, especially with large as students or professional
shorthand for the cute and chests, should just use straps. singers, and I’ll take them on.
This year, Penn’s Katz Center is quirky in pop culture comes Using a strap to hold the thing A lot of times adults who have
exploring the most formative and with its own set of challenges. still is such an alleviator of never played an instrument
intimate of contexts for Jewish life: unnecessary difficulty in the before or haven’t played an
the home. Historians, anthropologists, That’s where Dot Levine ukulele. It’s this game of I’m instrument in a long time and
artists, and other experts will speak about comes in. Levine, 34, is the both playing it and holding it they just want some personal
architecture, kinship, Jewish law, and the fou n d e r/ow n e r/i n s t r u c - still, and there’s not a lot of satisfaction. They have little
idea of homeland in Jewish culture. tor of The Philadelphia Uke instruments that offer that to no interest in playing with
Visit katz.sas.upenn.edu for details. Studio and also runs the West struggle. That’s definitely the other people or playing on a
Philly Uke Club. Originally hardest, weirdest, unexpected stage, and it’s a beautiful explo-
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Philadelphia and attends ser- to it. extracurricular happiness.
WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH “MOM”? vices at Kol Tzedek, teaches
music at the Jewish Children’s What advice would you give Can anyone join the uke club?
She needs more help than I can give her at home Folkshul and performs gigs at to aspiring ukulele players? The club is for everybody.
but I have no idea where to go for assistance? various venues like bars, wed-
Feeling overwhelmed with taking care of a dings and house parties. If they really, earnestly want The slogan is “play what you
loved one to learn ukulele, I’d say call me. can when you can.” When I
How did you first start I give sliding-scale lessons. It’s make the sheet music for the
Fully Covered by Medicare playing the ukulele? important to me that people charts, I do my best to very
In the Comfort of Your Own Home find satisfaction, and if I can thoughtfully and carefully
Or in Our Offices in PA or NJ So I was playing guitar since help in any way, I want to. I make sure that there are parts
I was young and when I was in love doing it. The things that for everybody of all different
GERIATRIC CARE MANAGGEEMREINATTRIC CARE COUNSELING my early 20s I was living out are important to me is that levels. It’s a good way to learn
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instrument?
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incapacitated persons. I love that the ukulele is
unassuming. I mean, there’s so
much baggage around showing
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instrument. I like that it’s small
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it ... It’s really good at keeping
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Yeah, it’s tiny. It wants to
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US Bans Human Rights Investigator, economic affairs are influenced by a secret network the Nazis. European nations must collectively fight
Cites Security Concerns of Jews, JTA reported. anti-Semitism.”
EYAL WEIZMAN, the Jewish director of the investigative
group Forensic Architecture — whose work is currently The Hungary-based Action and Protection League Meantime, on Feb. 23, a parade in Aalst, Belgium,
featured at a Philadelphia Museum of Art exhibit — said presented the results of a survey of 16,000 peo- that’s been criticized before for anti-Semitic dis-
he’s been flagged as a security risk and banned from travel- ple from 16 European counties on Feb. 24 at an plays, included participants with costumes of haredi
ing to the United States, The Guardian reported. anti-Semitism conference in Paris. Countries sur- Orthodox Jews depicted as ants, while others wore
veyed included Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, fake noses and still others wore outfits similar to Nazi
Weizman said he went to the U.S. embassy in France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Poland. uniforms.
London on Feb. 14 to apply for a visa, but an official
told him an algorithm identified him as a security Other survey findings included a quarter of respon- Brazilian Parade with Swastikas OK’d by
threat. The official said numerous things could have dents agreeing that Israeli’s policies make them Jewish Leader Despite Prior Complaints
raised concern, including his contacts, places visited understand hatred toward Jews. In addition, more About 100 dancers from a samba school wore cos-
or hotels he had stayed in, among other things. than a quarter agreed that “Israel is engaged in legit- tumes with swastikas on their back at a parade during
imate self-defense against its enemies, while a quarter Brazil’s São Paulo Carnival — and a local Jewish
Weizman said he refused to provide Homeland disagreed and 46% did not express a position.” leader said he had no problem with it, JTA reported.
Security investigators information sought “about
people in human rights jeopardy,” saying the investi- European Parades in Belgium, Spain “It was a critical evaluation, one of disapproval and
gation could hinder the work of Forensic Architecture. Feature Anti-Semitic Images condemnation of Nazism. There is no connotation
Recent parades in Spain and Belgium featured involving the Jewish community or praising Nazism,”
“It means that there is a chilling effect on our anti-Semitic images, JTA reported. said Luiz Kignel, president of the São Paulo Jewish
ability to (do) human rights investigation that rely on federation.
wide and diverse network of collaborators,” he said. The Feb. 22 carnival in Campo de Criptana, Spain,
included participants dressed like Nazis and Jewish Kignel said the Vai Vai school’s message referred
Weizman contributed to the local art museum’s concentration camp prisoners dancing next to a float to Nostradamus prophecies, including one that refer-
“Designs for Different Futures” exhibit, which closes that evoked crematoria. ences Nazism.
March 8.
“We condemn the vile and repugnant representa- “To us Jews, it’s always shocking to see a swastika, but
Survey: Secret Jewish Network Influences tion that disrespects the victims of the Holocaust,” to non-Jewish eyes it’s a historical fact,” Kignel added.
World, One in Five Believe the Israeli Embassy in Madrid wrote on Twitter,
One in five Europeans believe global political and “making fun of the murder of millions of Jews by The same costumes, however, were criticized when
they appeared in the 1999 Carnival. l
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Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones to Coronavirus Outbreak Prompts El Al to got another great reason to enjoy your day off,” the
Host Genesis Prize Ceremony Cancel Flights to Italy and Thailand company said on Instagram.
MOVIE STARS Michael Douglas and Catherine El Al said on Feb. 27 that it was canceling all fights Ethiopian Immigrants Arrive in Israel
Zeta-Jones will co-host the 2020 Genesis Prize cere- to Bangkok, Thailand and all Italian destinations More than 40 new Ethiopian immigrants arrived in
mony slated for Jerusalem in June, JTA reported. because of the coronavirus outbreak, The Jerusalem Israel on Feb. 25 to be reunited with relatives already
Post reported. living in the country, JTA reported.
The husband-and-wife duo will emcee as the
award nicknamed the “Jewish Nobel” is presented to In addition, the airline said it was postponing the The immigrants from nine families are part
Natan Sharanksy, the Soviet refusenik. launch of a new Tokyo route from March 11 until of the Falash Mura community. That community
April 4. claims links to descendants of Jews who converted to
Douglas received the prize in 2015 and offered Christianity generations ago under duress but now
his $1 million award, plus an additional $1 million On the same day, the airline said the outbreak will hope to return to Judaism.
donated by philanthropist Roman Abramovich, for drop its January-April revenues by $50-$70 million.
projects fostering acceptance for intermarried fami- The interim government had announced that it had
lies. While Douglas is Jewish, Zeta-Jones is not. A day earlier, the Israeli Health Ministry recom- approved the arrival of nearly 400 of the Falash Mura
mended that Israeli citizens avoid all unnecessary waiting in Gondar, Ethiopia, to immigrate — and would
Douglas and Zeta-Jones will also honor Kirk foreign travel. try to bring them all before the March 2 elections.
Douglas’ legacy at an event held by the Genesis Prize
Foundation. The father of Michael Douglas died last Ben & Jerry’s Creates Ice Cream Flavor But only 43 people were located.
month at 103. in Advance of Israeli Elections About 8,000 Falash Mura in Ethiopia seek
Ice cream makers Ben & Jerry’s created a limited fla- permission to immigrate to Israel, and a 2015 Cabinet
“We are particularly honored to have the oppor- vor called One Sweet Vote in advance of the March 2 resolution committed to bring them all to Israel by
tunity to host the ceremony honoring a true Jewish elections, JTA reported. 2020. Limited funding, however, has prevented that
hero, Natan Sharansky,” Douglas said in a state- from happening. l
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Local Parents Release Statement Stretch and Kvetch
on Acceptable Body Art Debuts for Jewish
Gym Enthusiasts
FAKE NEWS
SANDI BEACHSTEIN | JE STAFF David and Stephanie Greenwald are not OK with these. Shutterstock FAKE NEWS smells like herring left in the
JIM NASIUM | JE STAFF sun for a week!’”
AFTER WEEKS of intense belly-button rings. that once as a joke?”
negotiations, David and The couple closed the state- The jury is still out for SEYMOUR GOLDSTEIN was “So I had an idea.”
Stephanie Greenwald issued in the midst of his daily work- Enter Stretch and Kvetch.
a statement on Feb. 28 with ment by offering to pay for Sam Greenwald in the sleeve out on an elliptical machine at The oh-so-spry Goldstein,
updated policies on their adult grad school if Hannah and department. the Kaiserman JCC when he 79, and a former Central High
children’s body modifications. Sam Greenwald abstained had a revelation — a revela- School gym teacher, devel-
from tattoo sleeves. “Having them pay for tion that’s been a hit for older oped a group exercise class for
“We’ve decided Hannah’s my MFA would be nice,” he Jewish exercisers. people who like to complain.
septum piercing is OK as “I mean, I wasn’t even really admitted. “But I’ll probably do For about an hour, Goldstein
long as she doesn’t wear it to considering a sleeve,” Hannah whatever I want anyway, since “I looked around at my tries to get his faithful follow-
job interviews or in front of Greenwald said. “I mentioned I’m an adult with a job.” l fellow alter kockers and just ers to exercise, but he mostly
the Kagelmanns,” Stephanie started listening to the con- fields complaints as people
Greenwald said. versations,” he said. “One pretend to exercise.
woman was saying, ‘This “Seymour’s a mensch, but
“And we told Sam stick ’n’ machine hurts my tucchis.’ he’s a nudnik, too,” said one
pokes are fine as long as they’re Another said, ‘I can’t con- participant, looking up from
small and we don’t have to centrate with this fakakta the novel she was reading as
see them,” David Greenwald music playing. Who is this she pedaled a stationary bike at
added. meshugener Lizzo? Whatever .02 MPH. “I’ve already burned
happened to Neil Diamond?’ 3 calories in 28 minutes.
According to the new pol- And some old guy said, “Feh, A nice Dr. Brown’s Cream
icies, multiple ear piercings the farshtunken locker room Soda might calm Seymour
are fine, but spacers that create down.” l
“those weird, gross holes” are
not. Both parents expressed
disgust at the concept of
Study: 11 of 10 Jewish Uncontroversial Seder Table
Granddaughters Conversation Topics Down to
Don’t Care Harriet’s Woodworking, Beige
Grandson Is Single
FAKE NEWS Anxiety,” the military, mili- the tea in China, puns, nuns,
FAKE NEWS and Harriet Hamantaschen’s DANNY DA-UNKNOWN | JE STAFF tary time, uppers, downers, guns, unfounded allegations,
PATTY O’FERNECHURE | JE STAFF best friend. Upper Dublin, Downingtown, slant rhymes, the Hubble
ON MARCH 2, the Jewish knock-knock jokes, eggs with Telescope, Hubba Bubba Max
A GROUNDBREAKING “A lot of these girls aren’t get- Federations of North America two yolks, Shakespeare and bubblegum, any religion, Pope
study from Temple Beth- ting any younger, you know,” released its annual list of any intimation that he didn’t Honorius I, Pope Honorius
Shenanigans University has added Rachel Rosenblatt, approved conversation topics really write his plays, ball- II, Pope Honorius III, Pope
revealed that 11 out of 10 research assistant and Harriet’s for the upcoming Pesach cel- point pens, barnyard hens, Honorius IV, death, the death
Jewish granddaughters are sister-in-law. “They might feel ebrations, and for the 5780th the invention of the transition of sincerity, the death of God,
not interested in Harriet differently when the clock consecutive year, according to lens, cousin Alan, Post-It notes, “The Death and Life of Great
Hamantaschen’s grandson, strikes 3 o’30.” the report, the list of acceptable New Yorker totes, milk made American Cities,” the death of
Jonah Hamantaschen. topics has been further win- from oats, castles (those with Elvis, Elvis Costello, Abbott &
Of the respondents, 36% nowed down. or without moats), Ireland or Costello, the upstairs neigh-
“These results are cer- were not interested, 26% were any Irish people, lasers, books, bors, the Sunday papers,
tainly surprising. Jonah’s too busy juggling school with Discouraged topics now cooks, nooks (don’t even reminiscing about pag-
such a nice boy. He’s in his seven unpaid internships to include dogs, “Schindler’s think about crannies), well- ers, content creators, paved
law school’s a capella group date right now, 24% were gay, List,” hummus, any figure of placed semicolons, economic roads, deli meat, smelly feet,
and plays basketball at the 17% were finding themselves the Byzantine Empire, Don displacement, meat replace- and whether or not the logo
JCC,” said Gladys Goldfarb, in Bali, and 7% were aspir- Rickles, Paleolithic-era tools, ments, The Replacements, that bounces around a screen-
the study’s lead researcher ing Instagram influencers who the concept of anxiety, Søren unfinished basements, whether saver ever perfectly hits a
felt Jonah didn’t fit with their Kierkegaard’s “The Concept of something could be had for all corner. l
aesthetic. l
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Purim Spiel / fake news
‘We Complete Each Other’: Local Man with Coronavirus
Meets Match in Cabo San Lucas, Finds His Beach
FAKE NEWS pretty much everything. And if “This place is lit,” to those shots of Patron I did “I nearly cried when he
PHIL ADELPHIA | JE STAFF that experience has taught me Crinkelstein announced to no with the dudes outside the bag- revealed his condition to me
anything, it’s this: When life one in particular upon arrival. gage claim trying to sell me that to me; I’ve been looking for a
LOCAL PERSONAL injury hands you a Corona, you find a “Definitely NSFW.” time-share. That was so dope.” serious relationship ever since
attorney Jared Crinklestein f---ing lime.” I broke up with a coconut
was feeling pretty down when It’s around this time, in ret- Watching a cruise ship last year,” she said, revealing
he learned recently that he’d “Jared Crinkelstein may rospect, that Crinkelstein said enter the nearby harbor from that for the longest time she’d
contracted coronavirus. be many things,” said Sol he first became symptomatic. his barstool, Crinkelstein sourced love-life advice from
Friends and family urged the Goldfarb, managing partner felt a strange confluence of old Harry Nilsson records.
32-year-old Center City resi- at Goldfarb Injury Law, where “I got into my room and something he now steadfastly “Jared was just fine the way he
dent to stay put, lay low and Crinkelstein is employed, “but, changed into my boardies right believes to be emotions. was, a plain old coronavirus
take it easy, fearing that the above all, he’s mission-driven.” away,” he recalled. “I kinda of a man. But we could all use
“work hard, play hard” lifestyle panicked for a second when I “It seemed like I had every- a little garnish that makes us
he so vociferously espoused to Less than 24 hours after couldn’t find my shades; they thing I needed; I should’ve felt nominally more palatable.”
anyone forced by circumstance his diagnosis, Crinkelstein allow me to satisfy my leering like I was living my best life,
into listening would hasten the boarded a flight for Cabo San eye with impunity, so, suffice it but I sensed something was “I told her I had coronavi-
virus’ advance. Lucas, inspired he said by com- to say, I was about to be SOL in missing, something funda- rus,” he said, “and that was all
mon sense and a television beer Cabo without them. But when mental to becoming the best she needed to hear — we spent
“But I’m not about that commercial imploring him to I found that they were still version of myself.” the entire night together and
life,” said Crinkelstein, whose find his beach. attached to my Croakies, relief have been inseparable since.”
Bumble profile lists him as swept over me in an awesome It was then that he
“active” with hobbies includ- “To me, coronavirus isn’t wave. But then so did nau- spotted Rebecca Sarah “I looked him square in the
ing belittling opposing counsel about what I have,” he wrote sea and chills and a spot of Schulson-Brownstein; it was eye and said, proudly, ‘I have
via email, activities calling for cryptically on Facebook before vertigo.” only then, he said, that he Lyme disease,’ she recalled.
board shorts, CrossFit and his leaving the country. “It’s about finally understood what had “We embraced immediately.”
chest-waxing club. “Look, I’ve what I’m missing. Follow me Undeterred, Crinkelstein truly compelled him as a man
been in this situation hun- on IG, lol.” hit a dockside beach bar near newly diagnosed with corona- The couple has since
dreds, if not thousands of times the pier just steps from his virus to travel all the way to returned to the United States
before; I’m a professional, with Upon arrival at the famed thatched-roof bungalow. Mexico. and plans to wed once released
lots of experience winning at resort town on Mexico’s from quarantine, which, to
Baja California peninsula, “I didn’t really think much Schulson-Brownstein, who their understanding, has been
Crinkelstein checked into the of it at the time,” he said of quickly met Crinkelstein’s gaze, “just a really big misunder-
beach-side, adults-only resort, his symptoms’ acute onset. “I said that she, too, felt an almost standing.” l
Lvst. pretty much just chalked it up instantaneous magnetism.
AIPAC Tailgate Draws Congregation Beth Stoner
Biggest Crowd Yet to Offer Baked Sales
FAKE NEWS some rumored brisket. FAKE NEWS that will be led by former Le Bec-Fin
HUGH CARES | JE STAFF Wearing an Israeli flag tie around IVANA SPLIFF | JE STAFF pastry chef Mary Juana.
AIPAC OFFICIALS announced atten- his head and slurring his words a bit, VERY REFORM Congregation Beth “We’re going to be making brown-
dance of more than 15,000 at this year’s Jonathan Dahan, Israel’s permanent Stoner, which opened in Center City ies, some groovy cake and even some
tailgate, smashing the record set before representative to the United Nations, in 2019, plans weekly “baked sales” challah,” she said, adding that the
the 2019 policy conference. reported that he had “been here since, to raise money for the struggling baked sales would begin each Friday at
like 4 a.m., no joke” and that he and his congregation. 4:20 p.m., just in time for Shabbat.
Philadelphia attendee Randy “boys” had done a kegs-and-eggs “tail-
Gotlieb was pleased to see the vari- gate to the tailgate” for those who were “We, uh, kind of forgot to charge In addition, the synagogue is
ety of barbecue meats available for willing to get there a little earlier. Dahan membership dues, man, so, like, it’s planning its first film fest, with the
consumption. wore an old campaign T-shirt, reading: hard to keep the lights on,” Rabbi inaugural edition featuring the works
“Bibi’s Fine in ’09,” featuring an edited Tommy Chongstein said. “We need of Jewish film star and reefer connois-
“It’s an obvious reflection of image of the prime minister shirtless and some bread to pay the bills, so we seur Seth Rogen. Other offerings will
AIPAC’s commitment to a bipartisan chugging a 40-ounce Olde English 800. thought it would sort of be far include “Half Baked,” “Super Troopers,”
consensus,” he said. “This can be a out and solid to, like, make bread “Harold and Kumar Go to White
space for people of all carnivorous Conference attendees who had and munchies for the dudes in the Castle,” “Reefer Madness” and the col-
commitments to coalesce around registered early were treated to a VIP neighborhood.” lected works of The Trailer Park Boys.
community, cookouts and chicken tent, where lucky guests could catch a
sandwiches.” Pressed for more, Gotlieb glimpse of Vice President Mike Pence, Chongstein said Friday morning And Cantor Snoop Doggberg will
excused himself to go and see about slated to speak the next day, enjoying an “wake and bake” sessions are planned sing the collected works of Barbra
easy Sunday of cornhole and Corona. l Streisand at the Kimmel Center on
March 32. l
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AIPAC to nd,” she added. Students from The Mesivta High School of Greater Philadelphia pose AIPAC CEO Howard Kohr warned
Seconds a er Betsy Berns
Continued from Page 1 with Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey. Photo by Rabbi Batya Glazer of a “growing, highly vocal, and
Korn, the newly installed
With a faction of the president of AIPAC, took the energized part of the electorate”
Democratic Party now distanc- podium March 1, she unequiv-
ing itself from unconditional ocally announced that “the political leaders have chosen to dangers in the rise of anti- that fundamentally rejects the
support of Israel, “bipartisan- U.S.-Israel relationship as we deploy several surrogates who Semitism and other bigotries,
ship” became a recurring refrain know it, is under attack.” have long records of hostility to and noted that the Pittsburgh value of the alliance between Israel
throughout the conference. the Jewish state.” synagogue massacre hit close
Speakers such as presidential Korn was echoing the to home for him because his and the U.S. Courtesy of AIPAC
candidate Joe Biden (via video) words spoken that morning Kohr’s words seemed to be sister had attended Tree of Life
and Sen. Corey Booker (D-N.J.) by AIPAC CEO Howard Kohr, aimed at Vermont senator and Congregation when she lived of Life building and noting that
were emphatic that mainstream who sounded “an alarm” of presidential hopeful Bernie in Pittsburgh years ago. following that massacre, Trump
Democratic support of Israel an emerging threat to Israel’s Sanders, who has aligned polit- “said America would seek the
is secure, while AIPAC leaders relationship with the U.S. due ically with anti-Israel notables Anti-Semitism “can be destruction of those who seek
declared in no uncertain terms to a “growing, highly vocal like former Women’s March found both on the right and the destruction of the Jews.”
that bipartisanship was being and energized part of the elec- leader Linda Sarsour. Sanders the le ,” Bloomberg said, “but
threatened and that they were torate” that fundamentally chose not to attend AIPAC’s there is one fact that we cannot Sophia Shapiro, a senior at
ready for “a ght.” rejects the value of the alliance conference, he said, because he ignore: Presidential leadership the Jack M. Barrack Hebrew
between the two countries. was “concerned about the plat- matters. It sets a tone. It is either Academy, was at her third policy
AIPAC, Glazer said, still form AIPAC provides for leaders inclusive or exclusive, divi- conference. She said that she’s
seems to remain as commit- “In their political utterances, who express bigotry and oppose sive or uniting, incendiary or able to understand much more
ted as ever to bipartisanship, the leaders of this movement basic Palestinian rights.” calming.” of what’s going on at this point.
something Glazer believes is repeatedly and re exively dis- Having spent her high school
severely lacking in other parts parage Israel’s democracy and In addition to Sanders, ose remarks also drew years at Barrack and on the
of the political arena. “And that lump her in with nations hos- Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth extended applause. Alexander Muss High School in
is both a constant, and it is a tile to American interests and Warren also skipped AIPAC. Israel program, she believes she’s
part of this year’s conference, American values,” Kohr said. Vice President Mike Pence gained a greater sense of the
which is a message that’s hard “Again, these are not the things e only Democratic pres- spoke live at the conference on background the contemporary
a friend would say or do. ese idential candidate in the race March 2, calling for the reelec- political issues discussed by the
who spoke live at the confer- tion of Trump, which earned conference’s many speakers.
MIKVEH ISRAEL ASSOCIATION ence was former New York cheers from the crowd.
INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE ANNUAL Mayor Michael Bloomberg, And in times of politi-
who also attacked Sanders for “ e most pro-Israel pres- cal polarization, she found
PURIM CELEBRATION boycotting the event, drawing ident in history must not be it refreshing to nd common
loud applause, on March 2. replaced by one who would be ground with others she may not
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 2020 the most anti-Israel president agree with, even if some partisan
“Sen. Sanders has spent 30 in the history of this nation,” divides are undeniably present.
6:00 P.M. minha (fast of esther) years boycotting this event,” Pence said, referring to
6:30 P.M. Puppet show Bloomberg said. “And as you’ve Sanders. “ at’s why you need “It’s nice to have a conference
heard by now, he called AIPAC four more years of President where I can be sitting next to
7:00 P.M. arbit &READING OF THE MEGILLAH a racist platform. Well, he’s dead Trump in the White House.” someone who has a completely
Followed by the m.i. association PARTY! wrong.” di erent political ideology than
Raffles! Games! Delicious food! Come in costume! Pence listed the multiple me on every issue, but on Israel
Bloomberg also said he Israel-related steps that Trump we’re very similar.”
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development. She especially
Bloomberg alluded to but The vice president also enjoyed Kohr’s speech for the
did not name President Donald stressed Trump’s commitment plenary session on March 1. ●
Trump toward the end of his to ghting anti-Semitism, ref-
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NMAJH between the timing of the con- such as Steven Spielberg’s Super there were consequences.
struction and the massive debt 8 camera and a baseball signed In 2017, then-CEO Ivy
Continued from Page 1 accrued. The years 2007-2010 by Sandy Koufax. The museum Barsky told the Inquirer that
owned by the Bridgehampton were a low period for philan- held George Washington’s let- the museum welcomed around
National Bank on Long Island, thropy, and particularly Jewish ter to the Hebrew Congregation 100,000 visitors in the prior
while the remainder is held by philanthropy, Galperin said. of Newport, Rhode Island, year; initial projections had
the donors and lenders who Consequently, the founders assuring the congregants that pegged annual attendance
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ees chair Philip M. Darivoff Ed Snider and Raymond wide range of programming lowing months negotiating not been a lot of enthusiasm for
paying off debt, on the part of
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Galperin remains optimistic
We will continue to fill our vital role in preserving and interpreting American Jewish history. that the museum will emerge
While no institution chooses such a reorganization lightly, this decision is expected to bring with it a with a new verve and ability to
function. The “enormous bur-
reduction in debt that will create a new level of sustainability that assures our part in telling a unique den” of the debt, he said, has
and compelling story of the American experience.” constrained the museum from
being able to fully pursue its
mission. Once it is resolved,
PHILIP M. DARIVOFF
he believes, NMAJH can take
another step forward in its
said in a statement. “While no Perelman, among others — but and organizations. with lenders and creditors to development.
institution chooses such a reor- it was still not quite enough to This past winter, Supreme find a way out of debt that did “Reducing the debt is going
ganization lightly, this decision cover the costs of the 5-story, Court Justice Ruth Bader not include filing for bank- to make us significantly more
is expected to bring with it 100,000-square-foot building. Ginsburg came to the museum ruptcy. Ultimately, they were vibrant and healthy,” he said. l
a reduction in debt that will Regardless, the museum to be inducted into the Only unsuccessful.
create a new level of sustain- opened to great fanfare on in America Hall of Fame; in “There’s been a lot of enthu- [email protected];
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Is American Jewish History Worth Telling?
BY MISHA GALPERIN Irving Berlin, Louis Brandeis, long-term strategies to renew and volunteers have continued is nearly four times our oper-
Leonard Bernstein, Sandy and strengthen the institution. to step up. ating budget. We will continue
LAST JUNE, I was asked to help Koufax, Emma Lazarus, Jonas operations as they have been
plan the future of the National Salk, Henrietta Szold, Steven Every single member of the After “Notorious RBG: The planned and no staff reduc-
Museum of American Jewish Spielberg ... and this year, Justice board and some of our longtime Life and Times of Ruth Bader tions are contemplated.
History as it was nearing the 10th Ruth Bader Ginsburg was friends contributed to a transi- Ginsburg” and the justice’s
anniversary of moving into a inducted and feted by nearly a tion fund that carried us through presence at the Hall of Fame And now, the question I
spectacular new 100,000-square- thousand people at the museum the first six months of the fiscal induction ceremony, we rein- asked in the title of this piece
foot building on Philadelphia’s and thousands more online. year. We opened our doors to the stalled our traveling exhibition must be asked and must be
Independence Mall — across the public for free admission during “Power of Protest: the Movement answered: Is American Jewish
street from the Liberty Bell and Yet, the institution was July and August under our “Let to Free Soviet Jews.” history worth preserving and
Independence Hall. clearly struggling. It had a debt FREEdom Ring” project under- bringing to the public through
of approximately $30 million, written by the transition fund And in conjunction, we will a national museum?
Such prominence at the place incurred at a time of construc- contributions. We conducted a have Natan Sharansky, the most
of America’s birth was the intent tion during 2008-2010 when comprehensive market research famous of the Soviet refuseniks, As important as it is to pre-
of the leadership of NMAJH. It philanthropy was at its lowest study of people coming to former deputy prime minister of serve and tell the history of
would be a way to show what point in decades. Independence Mall who mostly Israel, human rights activist and the Holocaust, is the history
America did for the Jews and bypassed the museum. best-selling author; Malcolm of the struggles and success of
what Jews did for America. Its Visitorship was about 75% Hoenlein, executive vice chair- American Jewry also worth shar-
core exhibition tells a story of Jewish and tended to be older. We also interviewed a large man of the Conference of ing with both Jews and non-Jews?
both the yearning and struggle Its fabulous temporary exhi- number of our significantly Presidents of Major American My opinion is unequivocally yes.
for freedom. bitions like “Chasing Dreams” increased flow of visitors and Jewish Organizations; and Elan We can’t understand the global
(about forming American iden- launched robust marketing S. Carr, special envoy to moni- Jewish story or American history
It is an essential American tity through baseball) and one efforts through both traditional tor and combat anti-Semitism, without it.
story that anyone with an immi- on Leonard Bernstein in honor and digital channels. Exciting here on March 15 to talk about
grant family history can relate of the centennial of his birth and attractive exhibitions and how the Soviet Jewry move- As this country and
to — Jew or gentile, American- brought in new audiences and public programs were planned ment can be a model and an American Jews face critical
born or visitor from abroad. continue to travel to other ven- for the fall and a strategic inspiration for the fight against questions and challenges in
ues to great acclaim, but were advancement study informed by anti-Semitism. the coming months and years,
I visited here the year it opened not financially self-sustainable what we learned through market how can we call upon the les-
in 2010. I brought my staff from and required significant addi- research was devised to speak On April 17, we will open sons of history to understand
the Jewish Agency for Israel’s tional fundraising on top of the with past, current and poten- “The Evidence Room” — the and contextualize where we
North American operations museum’s ongoing operations. tial supporters about the various art installation exhibition are today and where we are
and many of Israeli colleagues. routes to a successful future. inspired by Deborah Lipstadt’s going? What can we learn from
As so many others before and Two years prior, a significant trial against Holocaust denier America’s history that will help
since, I found meaningful con- cut in the budget in an attempt Having run many a success- David Irving. NMAJH will be us to understand the fright-
nections in the stories of Russian to bring expenses in line with ful fundraising campaign, I the first Jewish venue and his- ening surge of anti-Semitism
and Brazilian immigrants strug- revenues took place, leaving a began an exploration of a new tory museum to present the and violence against Jews and
gling to come to these shores. staff too thin and a disheart- campaign for NMAJH. exhibit. We will have Lipstadt other communities? Can a
There were stories that touched ened board. When I conducted with us for a public program. retelling of America’s history
me personally, including one the Strengths, Weaknesses, What became crystal clear of immigration and immigra-
on The Educational Alliance, a Opportunities and Threats is that significantly reducing Having just been voted one tion policy, religious freedom
Jewish settlement house on the (SWOT) analysis, one of the our debt, righting the financial of the 10 best religious-themed and persecution, inclusion and
Lower East Side of Manhattan trustees described how people future and investing in critical museums in the country by a exclusion, and other critical
that I once ran, and one on the would ask about the museum as education programs and com- USA Today nationwide poll, issues ever-present in our world
first Jewish overnight camp, if it were a sick relative: lowered pelling exhibitions that honor NMAJH will also be leading today inform our society on a
“Surprise Lake,” where my chil- voice, concerned and sympa- the stories of extraordinary Jewish American Heritage wise path forward?
dren had gone. thetic turn of the head, “How is American Jews is the only way Month nationally during May.
the museum doing?” to attract the kind of support we You know where I stand:
There was, too, the “Only need to ensure the fulfillment We are halfway through This institution has a critical
in America” Gallery and Hall I was asked to step in as an of a mission that serves every conducting the strategic role to play. Will American
of Fame: Albert Einstein, interim CEO beginning in July. American and one that can only advancement study to map out Jews — the philanthropists
After starting with the SWOT be stewarded by NMAJH. the museum’s long-term future. and the amcha (everyone) —
analysis, which involved It will bring about substan- come through with the help
interviews with various stake- We now have hope and we tial changes. It will make the the museum needs to thrive
holders, review of past plans, have plans that are realistic and museum stronger and better. and educate many generations
campaigns and strategies, I ideas that are exciting and prom- in the years to come?
proposed a three-pronged ising. We had the most successful But to have a vibrant future,
approach: implement imme- series of events and exhibits in the board had to deal with Please join with us. Let’s do
diate measures to stabilize the museum’s history in the last the untenable debt burden it together. l
the institution, devise medi- seven months, and our atten- and make the difficult deci-
um-term (three to six months) dance since last July has been sion to file for reorganization Misha Galperin is interim CEO of
actions to prepare for strategic double what it used to be and, in under Chapter 11 of the U.S. the National Museum of American
planning, and develop a set of some months — quadruple. Our Bankruptcy Code.Significantly Jewish History. This first appeared
tireless board of trustees, staff reducing the museum’s debt is at ejewishphilanthropy.com
absolutely essential. The debt
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Opinion
Coronavirus, Pandemics and Philadelphia
BY LEON S. MALMUD M.D. our experience in the great • Don’t use your cellphone major American city with- upon the supreme competence
flu pandemic of 1918, we are while eating. Regard it out a municipal hospital after and efficiency, even that of our
IN THE 20TH century, great blessed with life-saving medi- and hand receivers as Philadelphia General Hospital well-intentioned government
pandemics occurred three cal interventions and advanced contaminated. was shuttered more than 40 at any level. We have as yet
times (1918, 1957 and 1968). medical support services. years ago. Subsequently, we not been sufficiently informed
Based upon recent experience • Stop greeting friends and witnessed the loss of most of our government’s prompt
with pandemics (influenza, Nevertheless, what we need others with hugs, hand- of our community hospitals, implementation of the com-
SARS and MERS), we knew to now and have not yet seen are shakes or kisses. You or they which attempted with insuf- prehensive advice of our own
expect and now know that the adequate testing kits and plans may be asymptomatic carri- ficient reimbursement to Centers for Disease Control
coronavirus has penetrated the for additional staffed hospital ers. When the threat passes, serve with fidelity a predom- and Prevention, which wisely
United States. beds to accommodate a surge then you can resume your inantly medically indigent predicted and planned for this
of very sick or isolated patients. old practices. The threat population. eventual possibility years ago.
We also know that only a We also face the need for suf- hasn’t even peaked yet.
portion of the total population ficient protective equipment We eagerly await word from In conclusion, don’t panic;
would become infected, but of for health care workers, who • Stay at home if you are ill. the city and state public health start following the above
that portion, approximately 2% will by their commitment to • Avoid crowded conditions officials regarding implemen- advice and the recommenda-
will die. patients be at the greatest risk. tation of strategies to cope tions of our federal, state and
We must also prepare for those whenever possible. with a potentially large num- local officials, as it becomes
The coronavirus, now more who serve in uniform. • Consult a physician if you ber of exposed and critically widely available. In the mean-
specifically labeled COVID- ill patients. When, not if, the time, since COVID-19 it is
19, is a sneaky virus because As Jews, we are informed have a fever with cough or if virus surfaces in Philadelphia, already here, start today wash-
it infects people before they of the responsibility of tikkun you think that you’ve been let us not make the same tragic ing your hands now (not a
are aware of it while they olam. We have that obligation exposed. misjudgments as our city did ritual washing, but a thor-
innocently spread it to oth- on behalf of all others, Jew • Be aware of the prev- in the great flu pandemic of ough one with soap and water,
ers through the air in droplets and gentile, to protect all from alence of proven cases in 1918, when it chose to deny while reciting the alphabet or
and on surfaces contaminated harm. Rabbi Yudi Shemtov your community or nearby the risk of crowding and did aleph-bet silently to yourself
with droplets from sneezing of Bucks County paraphrases communities. not cancel our annual holiday for timing). Should you cough
and coughing. People with Miamonides by stating that • Prepare your home and parades, resulting in one of or sneeze, cover your mouth
symptoms will find it difficult protective measures are a form yourself for the possibility the highest death rates expe- and nose. Avoid shaking hands
to distinguish this virus from of tikkun olam. of being temporarily iso- rienced in major cities in the with strangers and certainly
those resulting common colds lated, which we used to call United States. avoid hugging or kissing as a
or flu. Vaccines are not yet What should we as individ- “quarantined.” Keep your form of greeting.
available; their safety, efficacy, uals do? Don’t panic, but be prescription medication Who then shall assume
testing and distribution will prepared for the probable risks. supplies up to date and have responsibility when coro- COVID-19 will pass: but
likely not be completed until It is far better to look back and adequate nonperishable navirus cases occur in our not soon enough.
later this year, if then. laugh at what may eventually food on hand. community?
have proven to be unneces- What about our city? Prevention is the best cure.
The first step in dealing sary, than to suffer the costly Philadelphia’s hospital bed You, and only you, are best L’chaim! l
with a new potential pandemic consequences of denial, delay, capacity, while efficiently equipped to protect yourself
is government’s responsibil- disease or worse. reduced for our ordinary and your loved ones. Rely not, Leon S. Malmud is the dean
ity, that of “containment, then needs, is not sufficient for a as Blanche Dubois, “upon the emeritus of the Lewis Katz School
developing and implementing Here is a list to start with: pandemic. We are the only kindness of strangers” nor of Medicine at Temple University.
mass screening. Compared to • Wash your hands before
KVETCH ’N’ KVELL
eating or touching your
mouth, lips or nose. When Illegal Today, Legal Tomorrow? applaud the work of the Bricha, which illegally
people sneeze or cough, LETTER WRITER Matt Segal (Kvetch ’N’ Kvell, smuggled Jews past the British blockade into
their droplets also contam- Feb. 27) shows his ignorance of Jewish history as Palestine? Did these refugees go on to engage
inate surfaces. To the extent he stakes out “legal” and “illegal” immigrants as in lives of crime because they were forced to
possible, clean surfaces with bellweathers of Jewish values. violate an immoral law to save their lives?
Chlorox wipes at home and
at your desk. Avoid self-ser- In reality, what is illegal today may be legal The difference between 1939 and today is
vice salad bars. Others may tomorrow because laws are created by imperfect the refugees seeking sanctuary in the U.S.
sneeze or cough near them. governments with agendas that change with the are brown-skinned Spanish speakers instead
• Cover your mouth or nose wind. In 1939, it was legal for the U.S. govern- of white-skinned Yiddish speakers. But for
when you cough or sneeze. ment to send 900 Jewish passengers of the SS St. many of them the danger in their homeland
Louis back to Germany, where most ended up is as great. I am ashamed that some of us have
STATEMENT FROM THE PUBLISHER in legal, government-sanctioned death camps. learned nothing from the Holocaust. l
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Women’s History Month Spotlight: Maimie Pinzer
HISTORY school at 13 and devote herself Helping to care for the
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“I WISH I WAS BORN a man, Pinzer, resentful of being Flexible schedule
I know what I’d do this morn- deprived of an education and Care for anyone
ing,” wrote May “Maimie” not paid for her labor, took a recovering from
Pinzer to Fanny Howe in the job in a department store. is surgery or illness
early 1900s. “I’d button up my created even more friction in Short- or long-term
coat and jump on the tail end her family. Hourly, daily, or
of a train and steal a ride to live-in schedule
wherever it was going and then “ e daughters of immi-
when I’d get there, I’d stop to grants faced suspicion when
consider, ‘What’s next?’” they went dancing, stayed out
late and interacted with men.
Pinzer, whose last name is
a pseudonym, was born into ey wanted to be American
an Eastern European Jewish girls, while their parents held
family in Philadelphia in 1885. them to their own European
standards of behavior,” said
e Pinzers fell into nancial Professor Ruth Rosen, the
straits when Maimie’s father scholar who edited and com-
was murdered, and her mother piled Pinzer’s letters into
struggled to support the fam- the 1978 book, “ e Maimie
ily. She forced Maimie to leave Papers.” “Maimie struggled
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Amazon’s ‘Hunters’ Sparks Controversy
TELEVISION scientists — including Nazis — Gratz College, had similar whitewashes Nazi
to work against the Soviets. impressions. perpetration, by
The show’s use of heavy “Many of the characters showcasing the most
SOPHIE PANZER | JE STAFF
Yiddish accents and gefilte fish are a kaleidoscope of cli- extreme — and repre-
AMAZON RELEASED David puns has raised concerns about chés that don’t really make sentationally truthful
Weil and Jordan Peele’s series Jewish stereotypes. sense,” she said. “For exam- — sadism and violence
“Hunters” on Feb. 21 to mixed “Well, the characters don’t ple, an American Jewish boy that the Nazis perpe-
reviews, not to mention con- really read as all that Jewish in the ’70s probably would not trated against the Jews
troversy about stereotypes to me — they seem to be an have called his grandmother and other victims.”
and invented scenes set in amalgamation of mostly unin- the Hebrew word ‘safta’ — a Weil also stated that
Auschwitz. terrogated Jewish stereotypes Yiddish or English word would he purposefully gave
The show, which has a 65% refracted through the lens of be more realistic.” the Jewish prisoners in
rating on Rotten Tomatoes, 1970s blaxploitation movies. The creators’ decision to the show tattoo num-
follows a group of vigilantes Which I’m sure is ‘the point’ — alternate comic book-style bers above 202,499, the
in 1977 New York as they seek I’m just not sure to what end,” action and dark comedy with highest recorded num-
revenge against Nazis conspir- Rabbi Benjamin Resnick told the torture of war criminals ber given to a prisoner
ing to create a Fourth Reich in
the United States.
The “Hunters” squad, a
diverse collection of survivors Many of the characters are a kaleidoscope of clichés that don’t
and activists led by Al Pacino’s really make sense. For example, an American Jewish boy in the ’70s
Meyer Offerman, recruits Logan
Lerman’s Jonah Heidelbaum probably would not have called his grandmother the Hebrew word
after his grandmother is mur- ‘safta’ — a Yiddish or English word would be more realistic.”
dered in their home. Jerrika
Hinton’s Millie Morris is MONIKA RICE
drawn into the plot when she is ‘Hunters’ stars Al Pacino as a Nazi hunter.
assigned to investigate the death Courtesy of Amazon
of a NASA scientist by the FBI. the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. and flashbacks to concentration at Auschwitz. where prisoners were forced to
While the characters and “I also thought it was full-on camps has generated contro- “I didn’t want one of our kill each other may have hap-
scenarios are fictional, the camp. Which begs the ques- versy among viewers, educators characters to have the num- pened,” Rice said. “This was
premise of “Hunters” alludes tion: Is that an appropriate way and Holocaust memorial orga- ber of a real victim or a real the extent of the Nazi’s sadism
to Operation Paperclip, a real to treat Holocaust material?” nizations. survivor, as I did not want to and cruelty.”
intelligence initiative during the Monika Rice, director One scene that provoked misrepresent a real person or Quinn and Rice did not
Cold War. The United States of Holocaust and Genocide particularly strong reactions borrow from a specific moment share the memorial’s concerns
government recruited German St ud ies Prog ra ms at was a fictional game of human in an actual person’s life.” about the show’s potential to
chess set in Auschwitz. In the Geoffrey Quinn, educa- inspire Holocaust denial.
scene, Nazi guards used pris- tion director at the Holocaust “The best way to prevent
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AD them to kill each other as they Education Center, said ment accurate Holocaust
were taken off the board. he believed both parties education,” Rice said.
Our goal is to develop optimal physical approached the issues with
On Feb. 23, the Auschwitz Overall, Quinn encourages
Memorial tweeted, “Auschwitz extreme care. teachers to use documentaries
and psychological wellness through was full of horrible pain & “They don’t want erasure and survivor testimonies rather
healthy behaviors. We work to achieve suffering documented in of the horrors people expe- than Hollywood TV shows and
this by introducing evidence-based, the accounts of survivors. rienced,” he said. “And I movies when educating stu-
safe medical therapies to dial Inventing a fake game of understand what the creators dents about the Holocaust.
down your pain level. human chess for @hunterson- are trying to get across with the “At the end of the day,
prime is not only dangerous chess scene, which is the sadism context is key. It would be a
foolishness & caricature. It also and cruelty that Holocaust vic- mistake to use ‘Hunters’ as an
welcomes future deniers. We tims had to endure.” educational resource in a class-
honor the victims by preserv- According to Rice, the room,” he said. “But it’s also
ing factual accuracy.” depiction of Nazis forcing creating a conversation about
David Weil, the show’s Jewish prisoners to torture and important issues like the rise of
executive producer, defended kill each other is consistent anti-Semitism in the U.S. and
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CANDLE LIGHTING
Connection, Light and Truth March 6 5:41 p.m.
March 13 6:48 p.m.
BY RABBI SHELLY BARNATHAN gathering the fuel for lighting aside” to let the spotlight fall the breast plate upon which our question is situated in the
the holy lamps. on his brother, Aaron the High were written the names of the broader and divine scheme
Parshat Tetzaveh Priest. Others point out that tribes of Israel. When Aaron of things, and the long-term
THE TORAH IS a blessing, Is this a message for us today? Moshe receives enough attention asked his question to G-d, the effects of what we do, we bring
with each Torah portion pro- Do we “gather holy fuel” nec- this week, because his yahrtz- letters of the answer lit up from more sensitivity and sanctity to
viding us with a treasure of essary to connect to our inner eit is the 7th of Adar, which the power of G-d’s holy name. the decision-making process.
riches. Each parshah provides selves, to each other and to G-d? falls during the week in which
the opportunity to discover and As the psalmist says, b’orcha Tetzaveh is read. Still other com- Ramban agrees that the We unscramble the message
to uncover a chidush, some- nir’eh or — “in your light, we see mentators see the absence of urim would cause the stones of the urim and see it with
thing new — something that light.” Do we take the time to see Moshe’s name from the portion to light up, but added that greater clarity, increasing the
resonates with or challenges the light of G-d in each person, of Tetzaveh, and from virtually the response always came in chances that we will make a
us, something that speaks to to notice that each human being all of the Passover Haggadah, as scrambled form. The tumim decision that is informed by
where we are today. What are is created B’tzelem Elohim, in the part of an effort to ensure that then provided ruach hako- “light and truth,” arriving in
the riches within Tetzaveh? image of G-d? no cult of Moses worship would desh (divine inspiration) that wholeness.
ever arise. enabled Aaron to decode the
The opening verse of Parshat Also introduced in this open- information from the urim. May this message of Parshat
Tetzaveh, Exodus 27:20, reads: ing line of the parshah is the As we continue on in Tetzaveh, with its divinely
famous Ner Tamid, the “con- Tetzaveh, we learn about the In “A Taste of Torah,” Rabbi inspired balance of the urim
“And you shall further com- tinual light” that was to burn mysterious urim v’tumim Amy Scheinerman comments, v’tumim, guide us as we go on
mand (tetzaveh) the Israelites, me’erev ad boker (from night (Exodus 28:30) The word urim “There is a message about deci- our holy journey of discerning
and they shall take to you pure to morning.) We note that G-d is believed to come from the sion-making here for us. When paths of light and truth in our
oil, crushed for lighting, to did not command that the lights root Or — light — and the root confronted with a difficult or lives, allowing us to live in holy
kindle the lamps regularly.” burn during the day. By light- of the word tumim is believed sensitive dilemma, we would connection with ourselves, with
ing the Ner Tamid from night to come from the root – T-m, often like a simple yes or no so one another and with G-d. l
The word tetzaveh usually to morning, our ancestors were meaning “wholeness, perfec- we can stop pondering our deci-
means “you shall command” performing “regular and con- tion, integrity.” sion and move on. Accordingly, Rabbi Shelly Barnathan is the found-
from the root Tz -v- h (as in tinual” lighting. The Israelites we often latch onto a simplis- ing rabbi of Or Zarua, a co-con-
mitzvah — commandment). were already yarok (green) and According to classical inter- tic reason for our answer, often structed spiritual community on the
But the root of tetzaveh can were conserving energy by only pretation of Torah, the urim couching it in all-embracing Philadelphia Main Line. The Board
also mean “to connect” (from burning the lights at night when V’tumim served as a kind of terms, such as “One should never of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia is
tsavta — togetherness.) With it was dark. oracle, an instrument through …” or “It’s always good to …” proud to provide diverse perspec-
this meaning, the opening verse which Aaron, the High Priest, tives on Torah commentary for the
of this parshah reads: A unique characteristic asked questions of G-d. Based This is the answer of the Jewish Exponent. The opinions
of Tetzaveh is that it is the on Talmud and Midrash, Rashi urim. But it is not always a expressed in this column are the
“And you shall connect the only portion in the books of says that the name of G-d was sufficient response to an author’s own and do not reflect the
children of Israel …” Shmot, Vayikra, Bamidbar and written on a piece of parchment important question. We must view of the Board of Rabbis.
D’varim that does not mention which was placed in the fold of also consult the tumim that
With this translation, the name of Moses. How is this the choshen, the breast plate of imbues us with ruach hako-
G-d asks Moshe to help the explained? judgment worn by Aaron. desh, divine inspiration. When
Israelites to make connections, we consider how our situation
perhaps to themselves, to each Some commentators see this Twelve stones were set into relates to G-d and others, how
other and to G-d through as Moshe’s generously “stepping
Obit Braun’s pipe dream is now Drexel house, by the way,” Goldstein making — he loved it and we
an organization with an annual said. “As time went on, both of became friends,” Goldstein
Continued from Page 8 budget of more than $3 million. Continued from Page 9 those aspects grew, the needs said. “He actually joined our
Without Leventhal, he said, it grew, and the plan is that the Sinai Scholars class and was
Israel’s blind. couldn’t have happened. kosher needs on campus and next door property will be the very involved.”
The Israeli diplomat didn’t maybe even a rooftop — you Chabad house and this will
“I almost gave up, and then know, to hang out.” remain our own home.” Drexel’s Chabad may have
know how to help Braun, but I met Norman,” Braun said. “It received the goPuff duo’s largest
he knew a guy industrious all succeeded because Norman The gift comes at a time Both Ilishayev and Gola gift to date, but it is just one of
and audacious enough to try: worked very, very hard to get when those at Drexel say were involved in campus several beneficiaries of a recent
Norman Leventhal. the guide-dog schools (where they’ve been feeling a grow- Jewish life, said Goldstein, who philanthropic streak. They’ve
Braun trained) in America to ing Jewish presence on campus recalled meeting Ilishayev on donated to establish a schol-
Over the past 30 years, the open the door for me.” and an increased involvement campus one Rosh Hashanah arship in entrepreneurship at
Israel Guide Dog Center for by that Jewish population in when he (Goldstein) was Drexel and have contributed
the Blind has trained 760 guide Aside from son Michael, the university’s Jewish life. walking around the center of to Chabad Young Philly’s new
dogs, plus another 300 emo- Leventhal is survived by chil- campus blowing the shofar. building project at 16th and
tional support dogs. dren Frank, Jeff, Steven and “Over the years that we’ve Lombard streets. l
Amy, and eight grandchildren. l been here, the Jewish student “The first time (Ilishayev)
“In order to achieve a dream, community has been growing, came to our new house (the [email protected];
you need partners,” said Braun. [email protected]; thank God, as well as our own current house) was when we 215-832-0737
“To meet Norman, I was the 215-832-0737 family — we also live in the had an event called pickle
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THURSDAY, MARCH 10:40 a.m. 10100 Jamison Ave.,
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Mommy & Me
Sherrie Turetsky, director of the Bible Study Purim Party
School of Early Learning at Old York The rabbis at Main Line Reform Join KleinLife: Northeast in celebrating Purim. Come in costume,
Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a Temple will lead an ongoing have fun with friends and enjoy a festive meal. Entertainment
weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me” class discussion of the Tanakh over the year. provided by KleinLife favorite Gregg Albert. $4 per person.
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Record Collection
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the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim of the Temple Judea Museum at Purim Party
Chumash and the commentaries of Reform Congregation Keneseth All are welcome to a free Purim celebration in a quieter
modern biblical scholars to deepen Israel. They cover every genre you environment at Mishkan Shalom. There will be games,
our understanding of the first book can imagine from “My Fair Lady” in stories and crafts. Attendees can enjoy a Shabbat dinner
of the Bible. Lead by Rabbi Ira Flax. Yiddish to Golda Meir speaking about together and sing Purim songs. For more information, contact
10 a.m. Har Zion Temple. 1500 Hagys the founding of the state of Israel, Gabby Kaplan-Mayer at [email protected].
Ford Road, Penn Valley. to Klezmer classics, Israeli music, 4101 Freeland Ave., Philadelphia.
Broadway, music by women, humor
Megillah Reading and more. Explore the collection with
Join students from Perelman Jewish picks from Cantor Amy Levy at 11:30
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Lunch and Learn the weekly Torah portion over a
Is it moral to secretly give charity delicious breakfast of bagels, lox and
while outwardly appearing as a miser? co ee in this weekly interactive class.
Is it better to donate publicly so that 9 a.m. Young Israel of Elkins Park.
7715 Montgomery Ave., Elkins Park.
MAR 17 others will also give? Is giving with
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mitzvah? What is the most honorable Tot Shabbat service at Reform
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PACLE for 1-hr Ethics. Course by the
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curator of the Temple Judea Museum dance party and creating mishloach a quiet/sensory room from 1-2 p.m. women in film and TV. At this event,
since 1999, will speak at Reform Blood Drive manot (Purim goodie bags) for seniors Cost is $10/family in advance, $18 Weitzman will share unknown stories
Congregation Keneseth Israel. 8 p.m. The Men’s Club of the Congregations in Federation Housing next door. Cost at the door. For more information, and ultra-rare clips from the last
8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. of Shaare Shamayim is holding a $5. To register, contact Victoria Faykin contact Robyn Cohen at rcohen@ century of pioneering Jewish women
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Torah, Bagels and Coffee people can volunteer to check people purchased with admission.
Begin Shabbat morning at Old in and assist where needed. Light Jewish Music for the Mind Flower Show Trip 2 p.m. 101 S. Independence Mall East,
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a discussion of the weekly portion details, call the CSS office at 215-677- or dementia and their caregivers. of Philadelphia for a trip to the
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9 a.m. 410 Montgomery Ave., unlimited play wristband (includes largest Purim carnivals on the Main Women in Hollywood MONDAY, MARCH 9
Wynnewood. a hamentashen). 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Line from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This event The Gershman Philadelphia
Temple Judea of Bucks County. 38 is great for children ages 2-12 and Jewish Film Festival presents an Adult Class
Cooking with Solomonov Rogers Road, Furlong. features inflatables, games, prizes, International Women’s Day special Golden Slipper Gems will host a
Michael Solomonov will be the special music, crafts, hamantaschen, face event at the National Museum of series of classes and lectures for older
guest at the annual fundraiser at Purim Party painting and a photo booth. Kosher American Jewish History. In her adults. Classes take place on Monday
Congregation Beth Am Israel at 7 Purim carnival runs from 10 a.m. to lunch options from Nana’s Kitchen. book “Renegade Women in Film and
p.m. This renowned restaurant owner 1 p.m. All day play wristband $18 Children’s theater performances 1 p.m. TV,” film critic Elizabeth Weitzman See Calendar, Page 34
and cookbook author has been named preorder, $20 at the door. Food and and 3 p.m. Costume contest at 2 p.m.
Outstanding Chef by the James Beard raffle tickets available for purchase. Israeli Scout performance at 2:30 p.m. NAME: BRISTOL RIVERSIDE THEATRE; WIDTH:
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in-depth interview with Solomonov, a Temple. 410 Montgomery Ave., Purim Party
Q&A session, a dessert reception and Wynnewood. Preschool admission 11 a.m. to noon.
book signing. $90. 1301 Hagys Ford General admission noon to 2 p.m. $18
Road, Penn Valley. Purim Musical per at the door. Games, prizes and
“Esther and the King: A Timeless food. Come in costume. For more
Cantor’s Cafe 2020 Megillah” will be performed at Old information, email oldyorkroad@
Cantor Stephen Freedman will York Road Temple–Beth Am. This kehillah.jewishphilly.org. Reform
present an evening of Hebrew, Israeli musical production is written, directed Congregation Keneseth Israel.
and American music performed by Jordan Singer. Our cast of nine 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
in his unique folk style. For more characters are Beth Am Mensch Lab
information, contact the Melrose students. Choreography by Shaina Purim Party
B’nai Israel Emanu-El office at 215- Berkowitz and produced by Cantor jkidphilly will join the OYR
635-1505. 7:30 p.m. 8339 Old York Elena Zarkh. Bring a box of pasta to community Purim carnival with fun
Road, Elkins Park. use as a grogger. The pasta will be crafts from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Whole
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Calendar Purim Party Megillah Reading library. 7763 Old York Road, Emanu-El family for a presentation
Preschool Purim at 5:30 p.m. Hors Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El invites Elkins Park. by Saundra Sterling Epstein. She will
Continued from Page 33 d’oeuvres for everyone and dinner for the community for a Purim Megillah discuss the most challenging and
grades K-6 at 6 p.m. Costume parade, reading interpreted and chanted Mahjong biological quandaries in science from
and Thursday mornings in Newtown family Megillah reading and traditional by Rabbi Robert Albert. Special This mahjong group meets at 1 p.m. the perspective of Jewish text and
at Shir Ami. For more information, call Megillah reading at 6:30 p.m. Dinner, appearance by the Fralinger String in the Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel sources. To RSVP, call 215-635-1505.
Lettie at 267-984-0722. 10 a.m. 101 dessert, drinks, “Who Dunnit in Shushan Band. For more information, call synagogue chapel to play the game, The program is presented free of
Richboro Road, Newtown. – A Purim Murder Mystery,” K-6 215-635-1505 8339. 7 p.m. have fun and raise money for tikkun charge by the MBIEE Adult Education
programming and ELBS babysitting at 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. olam. Have you heard of mahjong and Committee. A donation in honor of
Ulysses S. Grant Lecture 7:30 p.m. Beth Sholom Congregation. want to learn to play? Are you new in Epstein is suggested to support the
Bill Chambrés is a retired Army 8231 Old York Road, Elkins Park. Megillah Reading town looking for the game? Have you MBIEE adult education programs.
veteran, holds the title of historian Join Old York Road Temple–Beth lived in town and want a new group to 7 p.m. 8339 Old York Road,
laureate of Cheltenham and is the Family Feud Am for an adult Magillah reading play with? The group is always looking Elkins Park.
author and editor of “My War Too! Reform Congregation Keneseth night. Enjoy a night of hoagies, for new players. A $4 donation is
A Brief Review of African American Israel’s Purim service and spiel: hamanataschen and holiday spirits. asked per session. 300 S. 18th St., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11
Contributions During World War II.” Family Feud edition brown bag dinner Bring a box of pasta to use as a Philadelphia.
He will give a lecture on Gen. Ulysses at 6 p.m. Service and spiel at 6:30 grogger (pasta will be donated to a Coffee and Conversation
S. Grant. $10. Reform Congregation p.m. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. local food pantry). Call 215-886-8000 Art Therapy After morning minyan, enjoy coffee
Keneseth Israel. 10:30 a.m. 8339 Old to RSVP. 7 p.m. 971 Old York Road, This mini-series of workshops at and an open forum for learning at
York Road, Elkins Park. Purim Party Abington. KleinLife: Northeast Philadelphia 8 a.m. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz
Join P’nai Or at Queen Esther’s Laugh will incorporate components of will teach and answer your Jewish
Talmud Study ’til you plotz Purim costume party TUESDAY, MARCH 10 art therapy, psychological theory, questions. Coffee and Conversation
This class asks the overarching with a traditional wacky Megillah mindfulness and positive psychology. is free and open to the community.
question: What is the Talmud trying reading, dancing and party nosherei. Yiddish Culture Club This class will be using art and Adath Israel. 250 N. Highland Ave.,
to tell us about shame/shaming? 11:45 6:30 p.m. Summit Presbyterian The Yiddish Culture Club led by the creative process to provide Merion Station.
a.m. Har Zion Temple. 1500 Hagys Church. 6757 Greene St., Jack Belitsky is a joint venture participants with tools to relax and
Ford Road, Penn Valley. Philadelphia. program of Northeast NORC and the de-stress. Participants will use a Mahjong
Congregations of Shaare Shamayim. variety of mediums. No art experience Come play mahjong at Congregation
Wisdom of the (S)ages Mahjong At noon, the group will have a light is necessary to participate. Led by Adath Jeshurun and meet new
This class led by Ely Levine will explore Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai Israel lunch and the session will begin at Mariya Keselman, a creative arts friends. Lesson available for new
selections of the Biblical books of Emanu-El hosts a weekly mahjong 12:30 p.m. at CSS. A nominal $2 will therapist. For more information, players. Group meets in the AJ library
Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes, as game. Open to the entire kehillah. be collected to cover the light lunch. contact Shelley Geltzer at from 9 a.m. to noon. All levels are
well as Pirkei Avot. The aim is to try to No charge for MBIEE sisterhood Call 215-677-1600 for more details. 215-698-7300, ext. 129, or welcome. There is a $1 fee. For more
understand the moral sensibilities of members. A one-time charge of $36 Transportation is available through [email protected]. 1 p.m. information, contact the synagogue
the ancestors and look for tidbits useful includes membership to the MBIEE Northeast NORC 215-320-0351. 10100 Jamison Ave., office at 215-635-6611 or office@
in people’s own lives. Free and open to Sisterhood. Contact 215-635-1505 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia. Philadelphia. adathjeshurun.info. 7763 Old York
the community. For more information, or [email protected] for more Road, Elkins Park.
call 610-667-5000. 1 p.m. Har Zion information. 7 p.m. 8339 Old York Lunch and Learn Circus Purim
Temple. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Road, Elkins Park. This program at Shir Ami features Experience Purim circus style at B’nai Cooking Class
Penn Valley. guest speaker Noor Phillips, who was Abraham Chabad. Watch Ridiculous Join Jewish Family and Children’s
raised as a Quaker and came to Islam Nicholas and Hula Hooping Hannah Service and visual artist Bhavisha
in 2003. She is a member of Zubaida perform a show for kids of all ages. Patel for an interactive learning
Foundation and Mosque. Phillips Full buffet dinner. Live music. Open experience on India with maps,
was interfaith chair for CAIR (Council bar. Dress in costume. Adult: $30. pictures, poetry, music and crafts.
on American Islamic Relations) for Children 2-12: $12. Family max: $75. 5 Following this presentation,
many years and left that position to p.m. 527 Lombard St., Philadelphia. participants will join Drew Gold, JFCS
create interfaith talks and alliances kitchen educator, in the Weinberg
in the Bucks County area. Noon. 101 Grief Support Workshop Teaching Kitchen to cook Indian
Richboro Road, Newtown. This is an ongoing, open group. All specialty dishes. $18. 10:30 a.m.
are welcome to attend with RSVP. The Barbara and Harvey Brodsky
Lunch and Learn Attendees are asked to RSVP for each Enrichment Center of JFCS.
Discussion of the parshah of the monthly session. Donations to the 345 Montgomery Ave.,
week. This session will be led by Sharing is Caring Fund are welcomed. Bala Cynwyd.
Rabbi Morton Levine. All are welcome. Facilitated by Bonnie Neubauer
Noon. 1801 Market St., 17th Floor, in the Bride’s Room. All meetings Parshat Hashavua
Philadelphia. start at 7 p.m. RSVP to Bonnie Klein In this class for those between the
at [email protected]. Reform ages of 45ish and 65ish, Rabbi Shawn
Lunch and Learn Congregation Keneseth Israel. SimonHazani will focus on topics that
Discussion of the parshah of the 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. are relevant today, such as dealing
week. This session will be led by with aging parents, the loss of your
Rabbi Fred Davidow. All are welcome. Jewish Bioethics 101. parents, family illness, and their
Noon. Congregation Adath Jeshurun Join the Melrose B’nai Israel health, adult children and dating.
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Learn what the Torah teaches about weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me” class
people’s responsibilities in these at 9:30 a.m. For more information,
areas. 11 a.m. Har Zion Temple. call 215-886-8000. 971 Old York Road,
1500 Hagys Ford Road, Abington.
Penn Valley.
Census Champion Training
Yiddish Cultural Group A Census Champion is a messenger
Join the members of the Melrose equipped with the knowledge and
B’nai Israel Emanu-El Yiddish tools to accurately and effectively
Cultural Group for a discussion of answer questions and raise awareness
Yiddish language, culture, humor about the importance and impact of
and history. We meet the second the 2020 Census. This is a training
Wednesday of each month at 12:30 to become a Census Champion who
p.m. in the boardroom (enter through will become part of a team that will
the MBIEE lobby). Coffee, tea and share critical information to educate
desserts served. Free and open to the the public about the census through
community. For more information, call a grassroots, neighbor-to-neighbor
215-635-1505. 8339 Old York Road, strategy. For more information,
Elkins Park. contact Shelley Geltzer at 215-698-
7300 x129 or sgeltzer@kleinlife.
Lunch and Learn org. 9:30 a.m. KleinLife: Northeast
Discussion of the parshah of the week. Philadelphia. 10100 Jamison Ave.,
This session will be led by Rabbi Gary Philadelphia.
Charlestein. All are welcome. 12:30
p.m. 1710 Romano Drive, Norristown. Torah Study
Study of commentaries found in
Bereavement Group the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim
For the post-bereaved, held at Chumash and the commentaries of
Northeast NORC, from 1-2:30 p.m. modern biblical scholars to deepen
Free. Email rivkapowers@gmail. our understanding of the first book
com or call 215-320-0351 to register. of the Bible. Lead by Rabbi Ira Flax.
8546B Bustleton Ave., 10 a.m. Har Zion Temple. 1500 Hagys
Philadelphia. Ford Road, Penn Valley.
Mahjong Paradigms of Parting Torah Study 944 Second Street Pike, Medieval Judaism Class.
Old York Road Temple-Beth Am will Using stories from biblical, rabbinic Midday Torah study with Rabbi Eric Richboro. This six-week class taught by Rabbi
host a drop-in mahjong game at 7 and Chasidic texts, this class will Lazar at noon. All are welcome. Shai Cherry will explore Jewish
p.m. Bring your cards. Mahjong sets explore how Biblical heroes, Talmudic Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph Purim Party mysticism; Jewish law; Spinoza,
and cards will be for sale. For more sages and Chasidic masters face the Road, King of Prussia. The Penn Museum will celebrate Purim Sabbateanism and Safed; Reform
information, call 215-886-8000. 971 inevitability of impermanence. Rabbi with a queer twist. Guests will enjoy and Conservative Judaism; Modern
Old York Road, Abington. Richard Hirsch has served in many Lunch and Learn special highlight tours of the galleries, Orthodoxy and Ultra-Orthodoxy, and
different academic, editorial and Rabbi Lance J. Sussman will give a crafts, music and a costume contest. contemporary Judaisms. $18. 7:30 p.m.
Anne Frank Staged Reading congregational positions in his long lecture at Gratz College on the golden Event in partnership with Tribe 12, the Congregation Adath Jeshurun. 7763
Experience a staged, script-in-hand career, including Main Line Reform age of Philadelphia’s uptown Jewish Jewish Graduate Student Network Old York Road, Elkins Park.
reading of “The Diary of Anne Frank” Temple. This is a free event. 10 a.m. community (1866-1920). For more and Repair the World. $12. 6-10 p.m.
on stage at Hopewell Theater, Main Line Reform Temple. information, email [email protected] 3260 South St., Philadelphia. Adult Education
directed by Stephen Stahl. $20. 7:30 410 Montgomery Ave., or call 215-635-7300, ext. 155. The Congregations of Shaare Shamayim
p.m. 5 S. Greenwood Ave., Hopewell, Wynnewood. 7605 Old York Road, Melrose Park. Anne Frank Staged Reading at 8 p.m. will host an evening class led
New Jersey. Experience a staged, script-in-hand by Rabbi Reuben Israel Abraham as
Bible Study Canasta Open Play reading of “The Diary of Anne Frank” part of the synagogue’s adult education
Hebrew Reading Class The rabbis at Main Line Reform Canasta walk-in friendly game. on stage at Hopewell Theater, calendar. The class will run for 60
Basic Hebrew reading skills class Temple will lead an ongoing 1-3 p.m. Social hall at Ohev Shalom directed by Stephen Stahl. $20. 7:30 minutes. For more information, call the
with Selma Roffman. 7:30 p.m. Beth discussion of the Tanakh over the year. of Bucks County. Weekly open play p.m. 5 S. Greenwood Ave., Hopewell, CSS office at 215-677-1600. 9768 Verree
Sholom Congregation. 8231 Old York Open to all. 11 a.m. 410 Montgomery for $2. To register, call 215-968-6755. New Jersey. Road, Philadelphia. l
Road, Elkins Park. Ave., Wynnewood.
THURSDAY, MARCH 12 Muhammad Ali Lecture
Len Moskoff will give a lecture on
Mommy & Me the life of Muhammad Ali at Reform
Sherrie Turetsky, director of the Congregation Keneseth Israel. $10.
School of Early Learning at Old York 11:30 a.m. 8339 Old York Road,
Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a Elkins Park.
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ATKINSON DURETZ HOFMAN KRONICK MENNEN
Amy Lowenthal Atkinson, February 7, 2020 Martin Duretz, on February 24, 2020. Be- Hanna L. Hofman (nee Klein) February 23, Joan Kronick (nee Kamine) February 18, Joseph Mennen, suddenly, on February 20,
beloved mother, and 2-time cancer survivor, loved husband of the late Nancy (nee Axil- 2020. Wife of the late Henrich. Mother of Max 2020 of Philadelphia, PA; beloved wife of the 2020 of Plymouth Meeting, PA. Beloved hus-
died surrounded by family & friends on Fri- bund). Loving father of Randie (Michael) , Hofman and Ruth (Craig, Esq.) Sopin. Grand- late David Kronick, loving mother of her three band of Gwen (nee Levin) Mennen and the
day, February 7th, after succumbing to her Scott (Robin) and Michael (Irene). Devoted mother of Robert Sopin. Contributions in her daughters Robin, Lee and Dara; adoring late Barbara Ann (nee Fetter) Mennen. De-
25-year-battle with breast cancer, she was Grandfather of Jaime (Adam), Justin, Mor- memory may be made to a charity of the grandmother of five grandchildren. Joan was voted father of Danielle (Matthew) Bohm,
70. Amy was born in Philadelphia, PA, and gan and Max; adoring great grandfather of donors choice. born in New York City and moved to Phil- step-father of Randi (Tom) Jordan and Bryan
attended Lower Merion High School before Noa. Contributions in his memory may be adelphia after marrying David in 1955. She Toder and devoted grandfather of Mason and
earning a BA in Communications from made to American Stoke Association, GOLDSTEINS ROSENBERG’S graduated with a degree in education from La Chase Bohm, brother of Rochelle Mennen.
Temple University. She went on to work as a www.stroke.org or Autism Cares Foundation, RAPHAEL-SACKS Salle College. She taught in the Special Edu- Contributions in his memory may be made to
producer and on-air host for Philadelphia's www.autismcaresfoundation.org, www.gold- cation department of Philadelphia school sys- Chase's Challenge www.chaseschallenge.org
"Evening Magazine," a nighttime TV news steinsfuneral.com KATZ tem for several years. After leaving that posi- or to the Concordia Lodge No. 67 F.&A.M.,
show. In 1979 she married Hal "Fort" Atkin- tion, Joan worked at a half-way house, teach- 433 Old York Rd., Jenkintown, PA 19046.
son and moved to 'Minneapolis, MN, where GOLDSTEIN'S ROSENBERGS Morris N. Katz, passed away February 19, ing literacy to women parolees. She often
she was the director of communications for RAPHAEL SACKS 2020. Beloved husband of the late Joyce (nee said that the best work she had ever done JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
Control Data. The couple moved to Los Lieberman) Katz. Loving father of Laurence was “helping these women realize their po-
Angeles in 1992, where she worked as a sub- ELIAS (Kathy) Katz, and Mitchell (Linda) Katz. Ador- tential.” During Joan’s retirement, she was PETIT
stitute teacher and wedding planner while ing grandfather of Maia, Jake, and Ethan. active in the pro-choice movement. She
raising their daughter, Kaycelyn. Amy was a Mildred B. Elias (nee Biser) on February 21, Dear brother of the late Meyer (Beatrice) shared a love of the arts and gardening with Paul Petit died on February 21, 2020 at the
talented artist who loved to paint, decorate, 2020. Mother of Wayne (Lynne) Elias, Todd Katz, and the late Ruth (Charles) Goldberg. her husband and was a long-time volunteer age of 100. He was born in Paris, France. He
garden, cook, & entertain- but more than (Gail) Elias and Michele (Roy) Kramer. He is also survived by his many loving nieces at the Morris Arboretum in Chestnut Hill. This was the beloved husband of the late Char-
anything she was a devoted mother. She de- Grandmother of Matthew, Lauren and Joseph and nephews. Contributions in his memory spring, during her favorite time of the year, lotte Petit (nee Zysman) for 74 years. Loving
veloped breast cancer in 1995 and spent Elias. Contributions in her memory may be may be made to the Parkinson's Foundation, her daughters will host a celebration of her father of Roland (Audrey) and the late Mireille
more than two decades bravely fighting. She made to Jewish Federation of Greater Phil- 200 SE 1st Street, Suite 800, Miami FL life in Philadelphia for friends and family. (Alan). Also survived by grandchildren Re-
is survived by her daughter /Kaycelyn Atkin- adelphia, 2100 Arch Street, Philadelphia PA 33131. Joan has requested that in lieu of flowers, becca (Mikael) and Alexi.
son, stepdaughter Charlotte Atkinson Shergu; 19103. please give to Planned Parenthood, Emily’s
granddaughter Violet Shergur; sister KC GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S List, Woodmere Art Museum, or Keystone GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
Baldadian; and many nieces, nephews, cous- GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL-SACKS Hospice. And don’t forget to vote! RAPHAEL-SACKS
ins & friends.A memorial service will be held RAPHAEL-SACKS
privately. In lieu of flowers, donations can be KORMAN LUBER POGACH
made in her name to City of Hope Cancer FINBERG
Center (866-683-4673). BERNARD J. Korman ESQ. of Miaimi, Florida, Bernice Luber (nee Schwartz), on February Barry Pogach on Feb. 26, 2020. Husband of
Sheldon H. Finberg, died on February 26, formerly of Philadelphia, PA, died on Sat- 24, 2020, age 99. Beloved wife of the late Roberta (nee Perlin); Father of David Pogach,
CHETTY 2020. Husband of Phyllis L. (nee Schwartz). urday evening, February 22, 2020. He is sur- Sidney Luber. Loving mother of Sherry (Alan) Susan (Bruce) Levitus and the late Richard
Father of Andrew M. (Tracey) Finberg, vived by his wife, Evelyn Martin Korman. He Blumenthal. Dear sister of the late Sylvia Jay Pogach; brother of Eleanor Lerner and
Karen Chetty (nee Sheppard) age 78 years, Jonathan D. Finberg, Fred Glickstein, Mi- was the father Dr. Charles H. Korman Backhaut and Paul Schwartz. Devoted grand- Diane (Walter) Parrish. Grandfather of Ricki
On February 22, 2020 of Broomall, PA. Be- chael Glickstein and Kevin Glickstein. Grand- (Rachel), Paula Korman andMartin Korman mother of Scott (Kate Reuther) Blumenthal & Josh Levitus and Jay, Shawn, & Mia
loved wife of Fred Chetty, Loving mother of father of Marshall, Morgan, Deniyele, Mikena, (Elizabeth); grandfather of Jonathan Korman and great-grandmother of Miles and Julian Pogach.
Lisa (Ken) Connelly and Marc (Tara) Chetty, Harrison and Holland. (Alexandra), Samuel A. Korman, Hayley Kor- Blumenthal. Contributions in her memory
also survived by 5 grandchildren and her sis- man, Samuel J. Korman, Naomi Elkins and may be made to HIAS www.hias.org; Jewish GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
ter Robin Werbitzky. Karen was a School GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S Seth Elkins; great-grandfather of Miriam Kor- Federation of Greater Philadelphia www.jew- RAPHAEL SACKS
Crossing Guard for many years, first with the RAPHAEL SACKS man; step-father of Phyllis Krutsch (Ken), ishphilly.org; Anti-Defamation League
Philadelphia School District and then the Robin Perlin (Kimm), Susan Kreshtool www.adl.org; Planned Parenthood SINGER
Marple Township School District. Contribu- GABER (Danny) and Steven Martin; step-grandfather www.plannedparenthood.org or the ACLU.
tions in her memory may be made to any of Nancy, Brad, Rachel (Joshua), David, Libby Singer (nee Pincus), age 94, died on
Charity of the Donor’s Choice. www.levinefu- Judith A.Gaber, Feb. 18, 2020 of Marlton, NJ. Sarah, Evan, Andrew and Michael; and step- GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S February 4, 2020. Beloved wife of the late
neral.com Wife of the Late Philip Gaber and the late great-grandfather of Max and Lucy. Contribu- RAPHAEL-SACKS Seymour; Loving mother of Jeff (Erin), Har-
Benjamin Lichtman. Mother of Garry tions in his memory may be made to Perel- vey (Donna) and Vicki (Gary) Wolf; Devoted
COHEN (Melissa) Gaber, Howard (Kate) Gaber and man Jewish Day School, 49 Haverford Road, MARKS Daughter of the late Sam and Minnie Pincus;
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Record Will 1600 Market St., Ste. 1610 GLEBA, SR., DECEASED. Narberth, PA 19072 Patel was filed, praying for a de- off, including a free toilet, and a
Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq. Philadelphia, PA 19103 Late of Philadelphia, PA cree to change her name to Gopi JINLLoEfLeLeIsO.T lifetime warranty on the tub and
Perpiglia & Assocs. ESTATE OF MICHAEL FURNESS LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the ESTATE of ROBERTA MAE HALL, Ronak Bhimani. The Court has 215-539-2894 installation! Call us at 1-877-319-
1332 Jackson St. aka Michael Furness above Estate have been granted to Hall, Roberta Mae late of Phil- fixed March 20, 2020 at 10:00AM, www.JewishExponent.com 0833 or visit www.walkintub-
Philadelphia, PA 19148 Furness, Michael S. aka Furness, the undersigned, who request all adelphia, PA. in room No. 691, City Hall, Phil- quote.com/Penn
New Jersey Estate Michael late of Philadelphia, PA. persons having claims or demands LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the adelphia, PA for hearing. All per-
Thomas Whelihan, Esq. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on against the estate of the decedent above estate have been granted to sons interested may appear and SELL IT IN THE
1999 Marlton Pike E., Ste. 4 the above estate have been gran- to make known the same and all the undersigned, who request all show cause, if they have any, why JEWISH EXPONENT
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 ted to the undersigned, who re- persons indebted to the decedent persons having claims or demands the prayer of said petitioner should
quest all persons having claims or to make payment without delay to against the estate of the decedent not be granted. 215-832-0749
ESTATE of JOSEPH W. COONEY, demands against the estate of the IKI GLEBA, EXECUTRIX, c/o Kelly to make known the same, and all
DECEASED decedent to make known the same, Barse, Esq., 1701 Walnut St., 6th persons indebted to the decedent Court of Common Pleas for the SENIORS TO SENIORS
Late of Rockledge, PA. and all persons indebted to the de- Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103, to make payment without delay, County of Philadelphia, February
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY cedent to make payment without Or to her Attorney: Barbara A. Sulpizio, Administratrix, 25th Term, 2020, No. 2741, NO- Widowed, 65 yr old, Jewish male. Active,
on the above estate have been delay, KELLY BARSE c/o John R. Lundy, Esq., Lundy TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on good looking, romantic, intelligent, finan-
granted to the undersigned, who Barbara Sulpizio, Administratrix, THE LAW OFFICES OF PETER L. Beldecos & Milby, PC, 450 N. March 20, 2020, the petition of cially secure. Seeks female for committed
request all persons having claims c/o John R. Lundy, Esq., Lundy KLENK & ASSOCIATES Narberth Ave., Suite 200, Narberth, Change of name was filed, praying relationship, even marriage, to share mutu-
or demands against the estate of Beldecos & Milby, PC, 450 N. 1701 Walnut St., 6th Fl. PA 19072, Administratrix. for a decree to change Nancy Iv- al interests. Should be attractive, fit, ro-
the decedent to make known the Narberth Ave., Suite 200, Narberth, Philadelphia, PA 19103 Lundy Beldecos & Milby, PC ette Velazquez Hernandez name to mantic, friendly and non-smoker. Must live
same, and all persons indebted to PA 19072, Administratrix ESTATE OF SUSAN B. GLOVER, 450 N. Narberth Ave. Nancy Ivette Velasquez Hernandez. near NE Philadelphia. Please include recent
the decedent to make payment Lundy Beldecos & Milby, PC DECEASED. Suite 200 The Court has fixed March 20, photo. Reply to Box GOK
without delay, to Lauren M. 450 N. Narberth Ave. Late of Philadelphia County, PA. Narberth, PA 19072 2020 at 10 AM, in Room No. 691,
Cooney, Executrix, c/o Gary A. Zlot- Suite 200 LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on City Hall, Philadelphia, PA for hear-
nick, Esq., Zarwin Baum DeVito Ka- Narberth, PA 19072 the above Estate have been gran- CORPORATE NOTICES ing. All persons interested may ap-
plan Schaer & Toddy, PC, One ESTATE OF NORMA T. RUSSELL ted to the undersigned, who re- Notice is hereby given that Articles pear and show cause if they have
Commerce Sq., 2005 Market St., a/k/a NORMA THERESA RUSSELL, quest all persons having claims or of Incorporation were filed with the any, why the prayer of the said pe-
16th Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103 or NORMA RUSSELL, DECEASED. demands against the estate of the Department of State of the Com- titioner should not be granted.
to their attorneys, Late of Philadelphia decedent to make known the same monwealth of Pennsylvania on
Gary A. Zlotnick, Esq. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the and all persons indebted to the de- 2/27/20, with respect to a pro- WANTED TO BUY
Zarwin Baum DeVito above Estate have been granted to cedent to make payment without posed nonprofit corporation, 1101
Kaplan Schaer & Toddy, PC the undersigned, who request all delay to WANDA DANIELS (a/k/a Chestnut Condominium Associ-
One Commerce Sq. persons having claims or demands WANDA GLOVER), care of Amy H. ation, which has been incorporated
2005 Market St., 16th Fl. against the estate of the decedent Besser, Esquire, 1701 Walnut St., under the Nonprofit Corporation
Philadelphia, PA 19103 to make known the same and all 6th Fl., Phila., PA 19103 and KEN- Law of 1988.
ESTATE OF ANTHONY P. MAZZO- persons indebted to the decedent NETH GLOVER, care of Matthew
NE, DECEASED. to make payment without delay to Stone, Esquire, 4126 Edgmont Notice is hereby given that Articles
Late of Philadelphia DWIGHT PALMER, EXECUTOR, c/o Ave., Brookhaven, PA 19015, AD- of Incorporation for a Domestic
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on Roy Yaffe, Esq., One Commerce MINISTRATORS, Non-Profit corporation for 1900
the above Estate have been gran- Square, 2005 Market St., 16th Fl., Or to their Attorneys: Christian Street Condominium
ted to the undersigned, who re- Phila., PA 19103-7042, AMY H. BESSER Homeowners’ Association were
quest all persons having claims or Or to his Attorney: THE LAW OFFICE OF PETER L. filed with the Commonwealth of
demands against the estate of the ROY YAFFE KLENK & ASSOCIATES Pennsylvania. This Corporation is
decedent to make known the same GOULD YAFFE AND GOLDEN 1701 Walnut St. incorporated under the provisions
and all persons indebted to the de- One Commerce Square 6th Fl., Phila., PA 19103 of the Pennsylvania Non-Profit Cor-
cedent to make payment without 2005 Market St., 16th Fl. MATTHEW STONE poration Law of 1988, as amended.
delay to VICTORIA MAZZONE, AD- Phila., PA 19103-7042 STONE & STONE
MINISTRATRIX, 147 S. E. 52nd 4126 Edgmont Ave.
Ave., Portland, OR 97215 Brookhaven, PA 19015
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Several Local Jews Semifinalists for Hallee Adelman Launches Second Book Douglas High School. She also was associate producer
James Beard Awards Author Hallee Adelman has released her second book of “ e Tru e Hunters” documentary.
LOCAL JEWISH RESTAURATEURS — including — a children’s book entitled “Way Past Mad,” which is
some familiar names — are well represented on the the rst in a planned “Way Past” picture book series. Rabbi Releases New Book
list of semi nalists for the 2020 James Beard Awards, Rabbi Yael Levy of Philadelphia just released her
the organization announced. “With ‘Way Past Mad,’ I newest book, which she described as “a sourcebook
want kids to see that there and guide for spiritual exploration for people of all
Rich Landau of Vedge is up for Best Chef, are positive ways to get faiths and paths.”
Mid-Atlantic. past mad. Feeling mad is In “Directing the
OK, but they don’t have to Heart: Mindfulness
Marc Vetri of Vetri Cucina, who won the previous take their anger out on oth- Teachings and Practices
award years ago, is up for Outstanding Chef. ers,” Adelman said. “ ey from the Torah,” “Levy
could run, dance, bake, searches out treasures
Essen Bakery’s Tova du Plessis received her fourth breath or talk out their mad. of Scripture to help
nomination for Outstanding Baker. Hopefully, grown-ups and encourage the reader to
kids who read the book will be awake and present to
And Cookie Till of Steve & Cookie’s in Margate, be inspired to turn negative life. Her commitment
New Jersey, was nominated for Outstanding energy into something productive, and to make better to spiritual practice
Restaurateur. choices when handling di cult feelings.” grows out of a passion-
ate belief in its potential
Jewish restaurateurs have featured prominently in e next title in the series, “Way Past Worried,” is to change individuals Rabbi Yael Levy
the awards in recent years. set for a Sept. 1 release. and the world,” accord- Courtesy of Rabbi Yael Levy
A year ago, Michael Solomonov and Steve Cook’s Adelman, 46, of Haverford, released her rst pic- ing to the promotional materials.
Israeli restaurant Zahav was named Outstanding ture book, “My Quiet Ship,” in 2018. Levy is the director of A Way In: Jewish
Restaurant. Mindfulness Program at Mishkan Shalom. She is a
She is the founder of World of HA Productions to graduate of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
In 2011, Solomonov was awarded his rst James develop lm, television and theater projects. Recent and teaches a weekly online course for the Institute
Beard Award for Best Chef, Mid-Atlantic. He and works include executive producing “ e Social for Jewish Spirituality. ●
Cook took home two more in 2016 for the cookbook Dilemma,” a documentary about the downside of
“Zahav: A World of Israeli Cooking,” which was social media, and “Us Kids,” which is about student
named Cookbook of the Year and Best International activists a er the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman
Cookbook. e next year, Solomonov was named
Outstanding Chef. Zahav’s pastry chef, Camille
Cogswell, won Rising Star Chef of the Year in 2018.
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Community
NEWSMAKERS Members of the KleinLife Russian Holocaust survivors group recently finished a colorful wall
mural for their meeting room. They dedicated and celebrated the new artwork with a ribbon
Jeffrey A. Honickman was cutting.
elected to the Board of Trustees
of the Barnes Foundation. He is Jeffrey A. Honickman
a principal of the Honickman Courtesy of Jeffrey A. Honickman
Group of bottling companies,
which includes Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Co. of New York,
Pepsi-Cola & National Brand
Beverages, Ltd., Canada Dry
Bottling Co. of New York,
Canada Dry Delaware Valley
Bottling Co. and Canada Dry
Potomac Corp.
Steven Rosenberg was
appointed to the Professional
Advisory Council of the
American Board of Medical
Psychotherapists and
Psychodiagnosticians.
Steven Rosenberg
Courtesy of Steven Rosenberg
From left: Alla Tseler, Vladimir Miller, Liliya Miller, Sheva Kruglikova, Alla Dorfman, Mariya Keselman-Mekler,
Sima Zaslavski, Lilina Ginzburg, Margarita Lomazova, Dora Goldovsky, Hanna Kremer, Leo Kremer and
Inna Gulko Photo by Stephanie Hampson
On Feb. 23, members of the Super Sunday leadership team For Presidents Day, third- and fourth-graders at Abrams Hebrew Academy celebrated American
helped make phone calls at the Convergent Technologies, Inc. historians and symbols with their annual wax museum.
Super Sunday location in Malvern. Courtesy of Abrams Hebrew Academy
From left: Marc Belitsky, David Gold, Glenn Paskow, Scott Goldberg and
Debbie Goldberg Photo by Bob Seltzer
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On Feb. 12, Philadelphians who winter in the Boca Raton, Residents of Federation Housing enjoyed Tu B’Shevat seders led by Rabbi Sandi Berliner.
Florida, area attended an annual lunch-and-learn organized by
the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast Regions of American Associates,
Ben-Gurion University. At the Bocaire Country Club, they were
engaged by “Game of Drones,” a presentation by Jessica Cauchard,
a lecturer in BGU’s Department of Industrial Engineering and
Management.
Residents of Robert Saligman Apartments Residents of the Samuel A. Green House
From left: Bob Dunn, Jessica Cauchard, Ann Waldman and Ed Kaplan
Residents of
Sidewater House
Apartments
Courtesy of Rabbi
Sandi Berliner and
Marci Levinson
Geoscape Solar made a multiyear commitment to Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape
May Counties. A pledge of $5,000 annually for the next five years will benefit JFS community
initiatives such as Village by the Shore, Atlantic Homeless Alliance and Vocational Services and
Counseling.
Arlene Ginsberg and Stanley Ginsberg Courtesy of AABGU From left: Lee Watson, Andrea Steinberg and Kevin Hamm
JEWISHEXPONENT.COM Courtesy of Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties
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Noa with An internationally renowned artist of Yemenite origins,
Gil Dor Noa is an Israeli-born, New York-raised singer-songwriter
renowned for her artistry and her commitment to peace
A Longwood Debut Performance between Israelis and Palestinians.
March 19 at 8 pm
On March 19, Noa and her long-standing musical
collaborator and guitarist Gil Dor bring to the stage
a selection of their diverse and inspiring repertoire in
English, Hebrew, and Yemenite, accented by Noa’s
exciting percussion playing and amid the beauty of
our Gardens.
Purchase tickets at longwoodgardens.org/noa.
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