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cfoorpJyune 16 JUST LIKE LIONEL RICHIE, the Center ▲ University of Pennsylvania trustee George Weiss was one of four honorees at the gala marking
coerpeymony at Penn. City Kehillah will be up all night long. the induction of business leader Julius Rosenwald into the National Museum of American Jewish
cPaogpey6. History’s hall of fame.
The project’s Jewish Night of Learning
Page 00 event from June 11 to 12 will celebrate Julius Rosenwald Hall of
MUSIC Shavuot from sundown to sunrise with Fame Induction Highlights
people from across the entire Philadelphia NMAJH New York Gala
YLIFoEuSTrYLGEu& iCdUeLTUtRoE Jewish community.
SHuemadmlienreMusic JON MARKS | JE STAFF Deep South to learn, but he taught others
SHuemadmleinr’es here The first Jewish Night of Learning was how important it was for Jewish
held last year with a smaller Center City NEW YORK — Education was the theme at Americans to pass on his basic ideals of
aconpdyso are many Kehillah crowd. This year, more Jewish the National Museum of American Jewish caring and tikkun olam.
mcoupsyic festivals. communities joined the event, which is History’s gala June 1 at Gotham Hall, which
Pcaogpey1.0 fully inclusive to Jews of any background made it the perfect backdrop for inducting Not everyone knows his story, howev-
or denomination. Julius Rosenwald into the museum’s Only in er, which is why the museum decided it’s
Page 00 America Gallery/Hall of Fame. time to tell it and honor him 84 years after
FOOD The 12-hour event will feature learning his death.
from start to finish — specifically starting Not only did Rosenwald make it possi-
VFOeOgDan Dishes May at 8 p.m. Saturday and ending with break- ble through his philanthropy for thou- “There are many things he did in phil-
PHleeaadsleinAell Eaters fast the following morning — at the Moore sands of African-American students in the
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tchoaptywork as both “People often do a double take when
sciodpeys and mains. they see those are really the hours of the
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director of the Center City Kehillah, a
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Philadelphia.
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Fulbright Recipient Ben Cohen Hopes to
Unlock ‘Kiev’ to Ukrainian Jewish Life

LOCAL to visit one day. there in 2013, it will be the “I began to study Russian at BEN COHEN
It turned out to be hint of continuation of a pursuit that’s Pomona four years ago on a
JON MARKS | JE STAFF become personally meaningful whim. I thought, ‘This looks raise your hand to say you’d like
what was to come for Cohen, to the Moorestown, N.J. native. interesting.’ I ended up falling one. In fact, the process, which
AS A LITTLE boy, Ben Cohen the 22-year-old graduate of completely in love with the began last summer and required
liked to study maps. Pomona College — about an “I’m curious to see what role language and also made the painstaking detail, took close to
hour outside Los Angeles — Jews are playing in Ukrainian discovery this might be a way four months to complete.
His mother would peak into who’ll be leaving in September politics today,” said Cohen, in the for me to explore my family
his room and see him on the on a Fulbright scholarship to do midst of a camping trip to Glacier history a little more deeply.” “It’s a very expansive applica-
floor, engrossed in one of those research in the Ukraine. National Park with friends. “My tion process,” said Cohen,
old Rand McNally maps almost great-great-grandparents That resulted in him travel- who’ll spend much of this
as big as he was, perhaps He’ll be analyzing the role of emigrated to the U.S. from the ing to Kiev — as well as summer learning Ukrainian,
contemplating places he’d like the Jewish population amid all Ukraine during the pogroms. Berdychiv, where his great- which differs considerably from
the turmoil there. Having been great-grandmother lived — Russian, though there’s about a
along with Lithuania and St. 60 percent carryover between
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Jack Belitsky: Commanded to Do Good Deeds

PROFILES OF GIVING Jewish Federation of Greater they’re in financial need, if A Philadelphia native, see an influx of Brazilians, of
Hispanics, Indian, Pakistani,
LIZ SPIKOL | JE STAFF Philadelphia’s Board of Trustees they’re in need of supportive Belitsky has lived in the same Asians. It certainly is dynamic
and interesting.
JACK BELITSKY HAS spent and was honored June 7 at the services, if they’re in need of Northeast Philadelphia neigh-
his life tending to people at “There are wonderful people
opposite ends of life’s journey. Jewish Federation Circle of food. So every Monday and borhood for 55 years — 51 of who live next door to me. They
shovel my snow. They put my
He was an elementary class- Partners event, which them in the same house. trash out for me. They’re very
room teacher and reading kind.”
specialist in the Neshaminy pays tribute to donors JACK BELITSKY “I’m active in the
School District for 36 years, and who have given to the After all these years of
teaches at Congregations of Northeast Jewish giving, it seems appropriate
Shaare Shamayim. He’s also the that others are helping Belitsky
chair of the community adviso- Jewish Federation for 25 community,” he said — now when he needs it — not
ry council for Rhawnhurst that he’s slowing down.
Naturally Occurring Retirement years or more. a community that has
Community, which provides “Volunteering is a very inte-
social services, socialization, “[Jewish] Federation changed greatly over the gral part of my life,” he said. “I
transportation, home mainte- always say, I get more out of
nance and repair. provides the social and years. volunteering than I give
because it is so satisfying and a
“I volunteer in many of the educational and nutri- “At one time, in the rewarding way to help others.”
participating agencies of the
Jewish Federation,” Belitsky tional and housing needs area where I live, it was This article is part of an
said. “At KleinLife, I have occasional series of profiles on
served as the chair of the senior of people at all age levels, almost entirely Jewish,” Jewish Federation of Greater
advisory council, as the chair of Philadelphia supporters. l
the RSVP.” particularly seniors, who he said. “There were
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teerism go hand in hand. one synagogue left.

“They are interwov- There are few kosher

en based on the concept butchers. And the

of the mitzvot,” he said. Jewish population, what

“Everyone thinks a remains in this area, are

mitzvah is a good deed when Tuesday morning, I pack the basically seniors.”

actually it means it’s a home-delivery meals.” Belitsky, however, does see

commandment. He’s done so much volunteer many immigrant families in the

“We’re required to help work, he was even featured in a neighborhood.

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Penn Lubavitch House Dedicates New Building

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RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF

OUT WITH THE OLD, in ▲ At the 2007 groundbreaking (from left to right): Ilan Kaufthal, dedication co-chair; Eric Gribetz, dedication co-chair; Seth Cohen; Josh Kaufthal; R.
with the new. Menachem Schmidt, executive director of the Perelman Center for Jewish Life (PCJL); R. Avroham Shemtov, regional director of Chabad Lubavitch and
Philadelphia head shliach; R. Levi Haskelevich, campus rabbi of PCJL; R. Ephraim Levin, director of PCJL; and Dovber Levin in front.
The Ronald O. Perelman
Center for Jewish Life at the meals, a library and the Beit than we expected.” send-off ceremony at a nice like a home for the students
Lubavitch House at the Yaakov Synagogue, which was Seven years to be exact. The restaurant or art gallery. rather than becoming a too-
University of Pennsylvania will dedicated by Penn alumni the institutionalized atmosphere.
host a dedication ceremony for Safra family. renovations happened in stages “But all the students said,
the newly renovated building and, along the way, Perelman ‘No, we want to have it in the The event will give people a
on June 16. There’s a student lounge in the agreed to name the building, Chabad House.’ And, in gener- “chance to learn about the
basement, which they’re trying to which is the ninth campus al, it’s been a great facility for programs that we’re doing and
Ambassador Jon Huntsman develop into a cafe/study area. Chabad House in the country. them,” he said. hear from some of the student
Jr., also a Penn trustee, will Offices and conference rooms leaders.”
deliver the keynote address, also fill the space, such as the Rabbi Menachem Schmidt, “[McGarry] really encour-
along with event co-chairs headquarters for the Steinhardt founder and executive director aged us to grow the center and “It’s kind of an opportunity
David Magerman, Ilan Jewish Heritage Programs. at Lubavitch House at Penn, create a larger physical space, to celebrate with donors and
Kaufthal and Eric Gribetz. said things have certainly and that’s really created a lot of give recognition to the support-
And on the top floor are changed since then. excitement. ers, celebrate some of the
Rabbi Ephraim Levin, the student dormitories — eight students leaders, and kind of
co-director at Lubavitch studio apartments and one “The world looked a lot “It was a long process with a mark the specialness of the new
House at Penn alongside his three-bedroom, mainly occu- different then in a lot of differ- lot of twists and turns to get the center for everyone,” Levin said.
wife, Flora, started working pied by graduate students. ent ways,” he said. They mainly building finally built, but a lot
there in the ’90s, planning a had events at Penn but would of people along the way really “The goal is celebration —
lot of Shabbat and holiday The new building officially often extend to Temple, Drexel helped us, so this dedication is to celebrate the opportunity
meals for students. opened around April 2015, but and Haverford. really the end of that whole and be thankful for what we
“for the dedication, we wanted process — or I guess you could have with the new center and
The more than 100-year-old to have something special, some Now, their students have a say the beginning of a new what’s going on so far with the
building has always been at special program,” Levin said. beautiful space to enjoy — and process.” students and what we’re plan-
4032 Spruce St., and Levin said they definitely do. ning to grow and do in the
it has functioned as the “We didn’t really have a At the dedication ceremony, future.” l
Lubavitch House since the ’80s. moment to kind of give recog- Schmidt said they hold a people can tour the new build-
nition to all the people who senior send-off event at the end ing and share their experiences Contact:
Levin explained that a man were involved with the project,” of each school year. Because the with Lubavitch House.
named John McGarry, who was he added. “It was a long time building was not completed last [email protected];
affiliated with the real estate coming. It took a little longer year, he suggested to his Levin said they’ve done their
department at Penn, always students that they have the best to keep the house looking 215-832-0737
had a strong love for Jewish
studies and Chasidic Jewry,
though he himself was not
Jewish.

He just cared about the
atmosphere for students of all
religions; he embraced his own
religion but had a special inter-
est in Judaism.

“He’d say, ‘Rabbi, you need a
stronger physical presence at
Penn, we can’t see where you
are, you need something
special,’” Levin laughed.

Though McGarry passed
away in 2009, they started to
think about enlarging and
renewing the facility prior to that.

Wanting to stay in the same
place, they bought the building
next door and combined the
two, which has since made
more room for Shabbat dinners
and other programming.

The now 25,000-square-foot
facility has several levels. The
first encompasses a large social
hall for dinner and holiday

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Philadelphia Becoming Sports
Proving Ground for Israel

SPORTS in a rematch during the conso- ride for Israel.” That would be in the “They get to see just how
lation round. All games were The Israeli lacrosse team feels European Lacrosse Champ- poised people are, how
JON MARKS | JE STAFF decided by one goal. ionship July 28 to Aug. 6 in comfortable they are with pres-
similarly honored. It enjoyed its Budapest, Hungary. Israel placed sure,” Mahler said. “The tempo
WITH SUMMERTIME weath- And on June 5, Israel’s first stopover here prior to next seventh in the 2014 champi- and speed of the game.
er finally upon us, Philadelphia professional cycling team month’s U-19 championships in onship and is considered among Fundamentals. How to be in
has become a sports hotbed for competed in the Philadelphia Coquitlam, British Columbia, the favorites this year. the right place at the right time.
Israel, as teams representing the International Cycling Classic, near Vancouver. Composed
Jewish homeland have come featuring the grueling climb up primarily of American high For the 28-year-old Mahler, “It’s the upper echelon. Guys
here to compete in both lacrosse the famed “Manayunk Wall.” school students of Israeli who played at Whittier College, look how they do this or that.
and cycling over the past Following the race, the team descent, it held its own compet- best known as Richard Nixon’s When they watch the best
few days. left immediately for New York ing against older international alma mater, it’s both an exciting teams do the stuff we tell them
for the 5 p.m. “Salute to Israel” teams in the men’s division. and hectic time. Getting to bring as coaches in practice, they see
During Memorial Day week- ride in Central Park. his players out to Lincoln that it works and, if they perfect
end, Israel’s U-19 lacrosse team “It was a different look for Financial Field to watch the it, it’ll be effective.”
faced international competition While that’s hardly the norm, them competitive-wise,” said NCAA tournament unfold was
versus the Philippines, Hungary the team felt it was important to coach Seth Mahler, a invaluable both from a coaching He’ll find out soon enough if
and Greece in the Philadelphia participate in both events. Connecticut native who’s lived in and playing standpoint.
International Lacrosse Show- Ashkelon, a coastal city near Tel See Sports, Page 11
down at the Shipley School in “I know it’s not ideal from a Aviv, the past three years. “But
Lower Merion. pro cyclist point of view to rush our guys were playing up to the
from a hard race to a ride level of the men’s game, which
Team Israel went 2-2 in the hundreds of miles away,” said they normally don’t do because
tournament, edging the 21-year-old Israeli national they’re still in high school.
Philippines and Greece in the champion Guy Sagiv. “But as an
round-robin phase, while Israeli, especially being an “I’m coaching the U-19 team
losing to Hungary and Greece Israeli champion, this is a great and playing midfield in the
honor to lead the Central Park men’s tournament.”

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Dallas Holocaust Museum Educates Young and Old

NATIONAL grows and his determination to audio track explaining what was make that realization and to arsenal of machine guns,
rid Germany, not to mention all going on at the time. It includes understand the significance. tanks and grenades. Yet the
JON MARKS | JE STAFF of Europe, of anyone not a testimony from survivors and resistance managed to hold on
member of his “master race”— other accounts of events like To realize those lessons, for nearly a month before the
WHEN PHILADELPHIANS particularly Jews — you see the Kristallnacht and the liberation the same warnings are being Nazis simply overpowered it.
THINK of Dallas, two things pieces fall into place for a of the concentration camps. taught to a generation that
immediately come to mind: the decade of unspeakable cruelty. doesn’t have the same back- Hearing the vivid details of
assassination of John F. Kennedy It is moving and compelling, ground, which gives some that one day brings the enormity
in Dealey Plaza on Nov. 22, And the way it’s presented in especially if you’re not Jewish hope for the future. of the Holocaust to life for both
1963, and the hated Cowboys. Dallas, one of 19 Holocaust and don’t know the story. Jewish and non-Jewish visitors.
museums/centers in the U.S., is While others prefer to deny
Now you can add a third, effective. Near the start of the During a two-hour visit to the Holocaust existed or was an The final portion of the
because the Dallas Holocaust core exhibit are pillars, each the museum, at least two or elaborate figment of Jewish exhibition — a memorial room
Museum Center for Education representing a year. Behind three different groups of school imagination, presumably these where local families have
and Tolerance leaves quite an them are series of pictures. children went through the boys and girls will grow up to inscribed the names of relatives
impression — even if you already exhibits. No matter if they were spread the truth and pass it on. or family friends lost in the
know about the atrocities, have The height of each pillar black, white or Hispanic, they Holocaust on a wall, and where
seen the pictures and heard the represents the percentage of seemed just as awestruck as Proceeding through the ashes from one of the cremato-
survivors’ stories for years. Jews killed that year of the those who grew up constantly exhibit, you come across an riums are preserved — is a
Holocaust. Most are approxi- hearing about the Holocaust. actual boxcar in which Jews fitting and powerful tribute.
Located just a block from mately the same height — were transported to the camps.
where JFK was gunned down as except for 1942, which towers When you’re Jewish, you Also powerful was a special
his motorcade turned the above the rest. That year, in learn about the horrors of the And then you come to April exhibit which just closed: Anne
corner by what was then the which Hitler’s “Final Solution” Holocaust nearly as early as you 19, 1943, a date in which the Frank: A History for Today.
Texas School Book Depository, went into action, 82 percent of learn your aleph-bets. You real- museum examines three events
the museum transports visitors the 6 million victims were lost. ize that some among the 6 taking place simultaneously in In it, a series of panels are
back in time. million who died may have different parts of the world. divided. The top of each panel
As for the pictures behind been your relatives or, at the displays the events in Europe as
Suddenly it’s 1933, and Hitler the pillars, they represent vari- least, someone who knew fami- It was the start of the 11-day they unfolded from the 1920s
is on the rise. As his power ous stages of the decade, with an ly members. It’s chilling to Bermuda Conference, in which through the end of the war.
American and British diplo-
Retire, Have Fun & Enjoy mats met to discuss a way to Corresponding to that, the
GREAT CARE! resolve the issue of Jewish bottom of each panel shows
refugees in Europe. Despite pictures or other documenta-
At SYMPHONY SQUARE ASSISTED LIVING AND MEMORY CARE, pressure from Jewish leaders, tion of the Frank family.
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Finally, April 19, 1943 was the plight of the Jews in Europe
the start of the Warsaw Ghetto — such as a newspaper article
Uprising in Poland. The SS had buried on page 8 of a wartime
planned to begin a three-day edition of the Fort Worth Star-
deportation of the entire Jewish Telegram describing how the
community living inside the Nazis hope to exterminate the
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Jewish Museums in Europe Put Forth
Problematic Narrative

WORLD plenty of historical informa- ums don’t show that. ▲ Part of the permanent exhibition at the Joods Historisch Museum
tion, but much of the building’s Additionally, ending exhibi- (Jewish Historical Museum) in Amsterdam.
RACHEL SACKS | JE FEATURE design commemorates the
Holocaust as well. The tions with the Holocaust recalls Likewise, Jewish museums that transcends national
EVERYONE HAS THEIR Shalechet art is part of the one of the horrific Nazi plans in Europe need to validate the borders and sparks a sense of
thing when they travel. For museum’s Memory Void — — creating museums remem- presence of European Jewish communal responsibility for
some people, it’s collecting shot rooms in the museum left bering an extinct Jewish people. communities. Permanent exhi- advancing Jewish life. l
glasses. For others, it’s going to empty to honor the Jewish Of course, the Jews are not bitions must include sections
every top listing on TripAdvisor. humanity forever lost in Berlin. extinct. But ending the history on Jewish life today. Rachel Sacks is a student at Oberlin
of the Jewish people with the College who is studying in Amster-
For me, it’s visiting as many But one section of these Holocaust contributes to the It is only through this narra- dam. She attended Barrack Hebrew
Jewish museums as possible. exhibitions is missing. One narrative of victimization, tive that Jewish communities Academy in Bryn Mawr.
section, which I thought was rather than endurance. will create a collective identity
Throughout my semester just as obviously necessary and
abroad, I’ve visited Jewish important as each of the previ- I think about this dilemma †˜†
museums in Rome, Athens, ous three, doesn’t even make an often as I explore Amsterdam’s
Berlin, London, Paris and my appearance in one. Jewish cultural quarter where I FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOURS
home base of Amsterdam. live. As I bike through the
No museum has a section on streets, I am reminded of the Allen L. Rothenberg, Esq. MON-THURS
As a fan of Jewish history, post-Holocaust, contemporary memories this section holds. Barbara Rothenberg, Esq.
these visits have been the high- Jewish communities. Harry Rothenberg, Esq. 1:40 PM Torah Study
lights of my trips. Each museum There’s Henri Polak Street, Marc Rothenberg, Esq. 1:50 PM Mincha Minyan
has something unique to boast. All the museums touch on named for a socialist Jew who Beth Rothenberg Halperin, Esq.
this topic, of course. started the General Dutch Ross B. Rothenberg, Esq. Complimentary Lunch
In Rome, it’s the included tour Diamond Workers Union
of the Great Synagogue. In The museum in Amsterdam, located there. There’s the De Rothenberg Center
Athens, it’s the structure of the for instance, has one modest Castro pharmacy, an apothe- 1420 Walnut Street
museum itself, composed of nine plaque covering present-day cary accredited for treating
levels that spiral from the ground Jewish life. The sign simply large portions of the Jewish Philadelphia
floor to the top. In Berlin, it’s the explains that “43,000 Jews live quarter during a cholera
Shalechet (Fallen Leaves), an art in the Netherlands,” lists the outbreak. And there’s the Scott J. Rothenberg, Esq.
installation with more than prominent areas where Jews Waterlooplein Market, today a
10,000 faces made from iron live and details what percentage top spot for cheap clothing and Melissa Rothenberg-Kapustin, Esq.
covering the floor to commemo- of Dutch Jews consider them- souvenirs, but formerly the
rate lives lost to violence. selves religious. A small photo center for Jewish peddlers. THE
installation near the plaque
Importantly, I’ve learned shows Jewish life in Amsterdam As I pass the innumerable ROTHENBERG
that Jewish museums in Europe from 1999-2005, and one film sites reminiscent of Jewish past, LAW F I R M L L P
display similar structures in on display depicts middle-aged I become overwhelmed with
their permanent exhibitions. Dutch women discussing the sadness. Here I am, living in the InjuryLawyer.com
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facts that accompany the writ- quite a statement that the Jewish Approximately 80 percent of
ten or oral information come museums in Europe end their Amsterdam’s Jews perished
from the community in which narrative of Jewish history at the during the Holocaust, and the
the museum is located. Holocaust. They include a few present Jewish quarter merely
tidbits of information about the commemorates its vibrant past.
Then there’s a section on modern-day Jews, usually
Jewish history. This is my focusing on the period after the Yet while the Jewish quarter
favorite section. Most of the Holocaust, but if you sneeze, is no longer the center of Jewish
information focuses specifically you could miss it. life, Judaism in Amsterdam
on the history of the local Excluding Jewish history continues. Many Jews continue
Jewish communities. For exam- following the Holocaust indi- to live in the city itself as well as
ple, the museum in Athens cates that there are no Jewish in Amstelveen, a nearby
displays artifacts from as long communities. This is false. suburb. The city has multiple
ago as third century B.C., and In each of the places where I synagogues, youth movements
the museum in Paris has an visited a Jewish museum, a and Jewish schools, as well as a
entire alcove covering the Jewish community exists. They large number of Israelis.
Dreyfus affair. are each important, resilient
and fascinating. They are The Jewish community in
Finally, there’s a section on unique from one another, full Amsterdam is still recovering
the Holocaust. of individual traditions, events from the trauma of the
and dilemmas. But these muse- Holocaust, and that impacts all
Berlin’s is the most extensive facets of Jewish life. This cannot
— for obvious reasons. The be underestimated.
museum not only includes

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Music Festivals Provide Soundtrack to Summer

MUSIC enjoying the sounds of summer. Q&A with Low Cut Connie’s Adam Weiner
Lucky for us, there are plen-
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF What was that like for you guys?
ty of musical happenings going What was your reaction?
HOMETOWN HERO Will on all summer long, including a IN 2010, CHERRY HILL native Adam Weiner It was pretty amazing and the president — it’s so
Smith sang it best when he sur- vast array of festivals, all sprin- teamed up with friend and drummer/guitarist Dan hard to believe that he’s really a fan, but he is — I got
prised the crowd at the Roots kled with a healthy dose of Finnemore from Birmingham, England and creat- to spend about two minutes with him and he said, “I
Picnic this past weekend: Jewish artists, as well. ed what has become the energetic, rock and roll like your style, I like what you do, keep it up.”
“Summer, summer, summer group Low Cut Connie, now based in Philadelphia.
time/ time to sit back and So bust out your best flower How do you respond to that?
unwind.” (No word if he visited crown (if you’re into that) and Since then, they have released three albums, I just said thank you so much and keep up the
West Philadelphia.) get ready for the festivities. attracted a loyal fan base, put on more than 100 great work.
Here is a list of just a few of the shows a year and started gearing up to work on
With the welcoming of June, many shows that already made their fourth album. I feel like “Shake It Little Tina” would
summer has unofficially official- a pit stop in Philadelphia and be also be a lot of fun to perform.
ly started, and with that comes the many more to come all Weiner, 36, who provides lead vocals and plays We do that all the time, and people love that song.
the allure of sitting outside at summer long. a piano named Shondra, talked a bit about growing It’s really cool that a song about a guy that dresses
BB&T Pavilion or Festival Pier up in the area, what’s next for the band and his up like Tina Turner on the weekends has become so
See Music, Page 29 music influences. popular with people of all stripes and varieties.

DON’T BE A Did you go to synagogue growing up? Hi Honey [Low Cut Connie’s third studio release]
VICTIM OF Yeah, [Congregation] Beth El on the west side of has been out for about a year now. What did you
VIOLENT CRIME! Cherry Hill. enjoy about working on that album?
It was really cool working with a lot of guest artists.
Learn To Protect Do you go now anywhere in Philly? We had a horn section and some of the singers
Yourself and Your I don’t. Sadly, I travel so much. I don’t really do any- from Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings with us, and
Loved Ones With thing with any regularity. my friend Dean Ween played guitar and Merrill
The Most E ective Garbus from Tune-Yards sang on “Little Queen of
Self-Defense Known Does your Jewish identity impact New Orleans.” We had a lot of people who were just
your music or your lifestyle at all? excited to be in the studio with us, and I think it
Taught by Certi ed In many, many ways. I think — am I allowed to use gave us a bigger sound. And in three weeks we’re
Instructors the word “Jewy” in this article? [laughs] Yeah, I going back in the studio to make our fourth album.
mean most people who know me will tell you
‫ קרב מגע‬Spartan Krav Maga, Inc. despite my lack of synagogue attendance, I’m How did working on Hi Honey change your
15004 Endicott St. extremely Jewy. It just gives you a world view and a guys’ songwriting and sound going forward,
(Corner Southhampton Rd., sense of humor and a way of relating to the world a because I think it sounded a bit different
1/2 mile West of Roosevelt little bit as an outsider and with a lot of humor, and from your previous records. How is that
Blvd.), NE Phila. those things are in my music every day. going to affect what you’re working on now?
215-904-7580 I think Hi Honey was like maturing a little bit, and
Facebook.com/NickSwartzCKM Who did you listen to growing up? getting — you know, people think of us as a party
What do you listen to now? band, and I think it is a very upbeat album, but I
Also Kickboxing & Fitness Classes Oh man, there’s so much. I don’t think we have think we tried to show people we could do a more
time. I really got into — my family is like a Frank R&B side of rock and roll, old rhythm and blues
PRESERVE YOUR Sinatra kind of family, but I really got into old style, and the record that we’re about to make is a lit-
WEALTH FOR THE southern music — black blues, country, early rock tle bit more raw, more like our first album [Get Out
NEXT GENERATION and roll, Elvis, Little Richard, and that is the music The Lotion] and a little noisier, a little more raucous.
that has influenced me the most. And I spent a lot
Minimize your taxes of time down south. I lived in Memphis, Tenn., What are you looking forward to
and protect your assets. Austin, Texas, and I lived in Canada for a couple about going back to that kind of sound?
years in Montreal and really traveled the world with We’re so busy these days. We’re doing over 100
Pass your legacy to my music. And now I’m back in the area where I shows a year, and we’ve become a pretty great live
your heirs. grew up and it feels good, but I feel like I’ve brought band and I’m just excited to go back in the studio
many years of listening and meeting all kinds of and set up like we do at our shows and capture the
Plan now to ensure ease crazy people and that is part of my music now. energy from our live shows in the studio. And I also
for your loved ones later. think this time with this record, there’s a lot of
How would you describe things going on in our lives and in the world that
Free initial consultation. Low Cut Connie’s sound? are worth talking about so I think we’re going to dig
Oh man. It’s rock and roll. Most of our fans use the a little deeper with the subject matter.
[email protected] phrase “booze and fun” when they talk about us.
What are you looking forward to about perform-
Stephen H. Frishberg, Esq. You guys are known for having pretty energetic ing in the XPoNential Music Festival?
and lively shows, I would say. Do you have
Kline, Topolewski & Frishberg a favorite song that you perform live? Oh my God, so many things. First of all, XPN
These days, I’m a little bit partial to our song has been so good to us, and we’re just so happy to
A -A -L “Boozophilia.” It’s our best-known song and have the opportunity to do this, but I think we are
President Obama chose it for his presidential going to really blow up the stage and turn a lot of
123 S. Broad St., Suite 2170, Philadelphia, PA playlist last summer. people on that day and I’m very excited to have a
big crowd and move people and get them dancing
267-800-4313 I was going to ask you about that, actually. Do and make them feel something.
you still talk about that? Have you gotten over it?
Well, I got to meet the president about three weeks Catch Low Cut Connie on July 24 at Wiggins Park. l
ago because of it, so yeah, I’m definitely still talking
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Fulbright was there in 2013 I’d go back on tell people I’m going there, they “I’m incredibly proud,” said fascination for the world.”
a Fulbright,” said the kid who often say, ‘You’re going to his mother, pediatrician Debra That never changed, which
Continued from Page 4 chose Pomona because he was Russia.’ I say, ‘Not so fast.’ Weissbach, who expects that
intrigued by the idea being part she and her husband, gastroen- is why a few months from now
Cohen’s case, the Fulbright of a five-school Southern “But because I’ve been there terologist Neil Cohen, will visit Cohen will embark on the
office in Kiev reviewed and California consortium — along and have a connection and Ben in November. “I know how experience of a lifetime.
ultimately approved it. with Claremont McKenna speak Russian, I felt a Fulbright desperately he wanted it.
College, Scripps College, Pitzer grant would be good opportu- “I’ll get off the plane, and
Now all he has to do is College and Harvey Mudd nity for me to be part of this “It was a huge amount of hopefully my apartment will be
secure his own transportation College — where students can conversation. paperwork, but we had nothing secured by then,” he said,
in Kiev, find an apartment and attend classes interchangeably. to do with any of that. I’d have admitting that the thing he’ll
make all the arrangements “After I left, I followed the news “I get a monthly stipend, the to say his path comes from miss most over there is good
necessary to spend nine and realized the Ukraine was in amount depending upon the within. When Ben was a 3- coffee. “Then I’ll show up, get
months in a land going through a really precarious position. country. My grant’s on the small- year-old, I’d walk past his the key and start living.” l
tumultuous times. er side because the cost of living bedroom and he’d be sitting on
“People don’t really under- in the Ukraine is less. It’s one the floor reading maps. Contact:
Yet Cohen can’t wait. stand what’s going on. When I lump sum. I find an apartment,
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Sports been the dominant teams. champion Guillaume Boivin, rush to New York in time for international level. But having
Operating a multinational who actually had the lead until the start of the Celebrate teams with an Israeli pedigree
Continued from Page 7 late in the race. American Israel Parade, held on the use Philadelphia as its
team in only its second year, Chris Butler took 26th, 49th anniversary of the competitive stage on succes-
that pays off. Since lacrosse is Cycling Academy Team, found- followed by Czech Daniel Turk beginning of the Six-Day sive weekends surely brought
not an Olympic sport, how the ed by Israeli businessman Ron in 28th. Minkel Raim of War. From there, the team them closer.
team fares in Budapest will be an Baron, already has made signif- Estonia in 51st place and Dan will head to Montreal, where
indicator of where Israel stands icant inroads. Based on results Craven of Namibia in 82nd it will hold a fundraiser later Based on the success both
among the rest of the world. here, the team is making its rounded out the Israeli-spon- this week. teams had here, it may not be
presence felt and is well on its sored team’s top five. long before they’re ready to
In cycling, however, Israel way to being able to compete at On the surface, lacrosse take on the rest of the world. l
knows it has a long way to go to the prestigious Tour de France With the race wrapping up and cycling would seem to be
measure up with the European and other major events. somewhere shortly after worlds apart in terms of the Contact:
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Dogs Days at the Katz JCC

LOCAL Hill’s Animal & Bird Health Voorhees Animal Orphanage. ▲ Clockwise from left: Xanya the German Shepherd at the Sit Means Sit
Care Center, which drew plenty Scott Borsky sat at his table and Dog Training table; a dog gets a good hug at the photobooth; Absolute
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birds: a Moluccan cockatoo Scott’s Animal Rescue Center, a
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sat as still as a statue in the
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Katz JCC. There were people en named Carol and a puffy “There’s a large problem in
walking between banner- Silky Chicken named Toad.
draped tables and dogs sniffing South Jersey with stray cats,”
each other and pulling on “Backyard chickens are an said Borsky, who started his
leashes, there was a DJ booth increasing trend in New Jersey,” rescue with one cat, and then
and what looked like a Tony the said Liz Vetrano, one of the got hooked. “It’s a daily blessing
Tiger bounce house. center’s certified veterinary to feed and shelter and adopt
technicians. “We brought the and spay these cats. There are
It was a busy scene at the chickens because we wanted to many commandments in the
JCC’s first-ever Pet Expo, but show that we treat all kinds of Torah where God tells us it’s our
the Doberman remained calm, animals.” duty to take care of all God’s
its gaze fixed on its trainer, creatures — whether they have
who stood off to the side. There were several animal two feet or four feet, whether
rescue tables, including the they’re furry or non-furry.”
The dog’s obedience was a New Jersey SPCA and the
demonstration of the services
offered by Absolute Control
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June 5 to staff exhibitor tables.
Other dog trainers were also
there: At Sit Means Sit Dog
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German Shepherd sat quietly
with a rubber tongue-shaped
toy in her mouth, unfazed by
the many people petting her
and taking photos.

Officers from the Cherry
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Downing and Lam Dish on Summer Fashion

FASHION the pleasure to interview — tic, but it’s completely true.” family to evenings out.” KEN DOWNING
Oscar de la Renta, Carolina As an added treat, this year’s “I love when a woman mixes
ELLYN GOLDER SAFT Herrera, Zac Posen, David DEREK LAM
Yurman — the bigger they are, show featured the collection of and matches, wears something
JE FASHION COLUMNIST the nicer they are. the renowned Lam — a fashion not exactly as I’ve designed it. I embroidery and, for the first
superstar who, like Downing, is love a woman with style of her time in a while, sequins. Not
IT IS NO SECRET: For years, I That’s true of Downing as both as warm as can be and loves own,” he added. gaudy, but gleaming. Not shiny,
have been in love with a man well. to make women look good. but shimmering.
who is not my husband — and Such a Downing thing to say.
hundreds of women across the Charming. Witty. Debonair. As the show began, we Following that theme, If you treat yourself to just
country are in love with him, too. Long and lanky, he could be the quickly saw this was true. Downing’s mantra is eternally
separated-at-birth twin of the effortless chic. Cut that out See Fashion, Page 14
He is Ken Downing, senior late great rock icon David Bowie, The collection included and put it under your pillow
vice president and fashion by coincidence a key image for beautiful, wearable clothes. — available at every price
director for Neiman Marcus. the look for spring and summer. One look was more stunning point, it’s exactly how you
than the next. The 1970s still want to look for summer and
One of the most influential Downing’s got an amazing reign. Bohemian luxe mixes into next fall.
people in the business — setting eye and razor-sharp repartee to magnificently with Studio 54. Bold color looks clean and
and defining trends interna- match. I am always enchanted. Cher meets Bianca Jagger. fresh, flattering to all, especially
tionally — Downing’s name is This is the man who ignites There were lots of wide-leg with a touch of a tan. Wear it
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him recently after his annual His job is not only to see ry. Something with fringe. ’70s/Studio 54. Picture the sun
fashion show in King of Prussia, firsthand what waltzes down rising over the sparkly beach.
which featured special guest the runways of Paris, Milan, Lam’s inspiration comes That’s your palette.
designer Derek Lam. New York and shows around from women he meets across It’s all about individuality,
the globe, but to interpret the the country. discovering your own
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loves to crisscross the country, across the country. “How does a woman move great. Details make it special.
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Gala students. He built three schools incumbent on the museum to School District to help with Weiss, who said he became a
in Alabama in 1914, but by the make sure this inspiring story special needs training for Yankees’ fan in Boston because
Continued from Page 1 end of his efforts, he’d built 5,300 was more well known,” said teachers in science, technology the owner of the Bronx Bombers
schools. It’s a remarkable NMAJH CEO Ivy Barsky. and math. in the 1940s and ’50s was also
anthropic ways to lift the Jewish achievement not well known.” “Hopefully now everyone will named George Weiss. “When
community,” said Phil Daviroff, know it and be inspired by this She was joined by Daniel the Titanic sank [the family] got
co-chair of the museum’s Board Rosenwald, who set up his really transformative man.” Rose, whose Harlem Educa- nervous about taking a ship to
of Trustees, of the man who foundation to stop dispensing tional Activities Fund (HEAF) the U.S., so they didn’t and were
grew up across the street from funds and disband 15 years In addition to Rosenwald’s has been instrumental in educat- lost in the Holocaust.
Abraham Lincoln in Spring- after his death, becomes the induction, the museum hon- ing students in the inner city and
field, Ill., then made his fortune 19th inductee into the Only in ored three men and a woman preparing them for the future. “So it’s nice to celebrate my
as president and chairman of America Gallery/Hall of whom Barsky called “modern- Jewish heritage. And it’s inter-
Sears, Roebuck and Co. “But Fame, which honors such day Rosenwalds.” The other two honorees esting that whenever I talk to
his extraordinary philanthropy American Jews as Dr. Jonas were men with strong my kids — I’m talking about
in the African-American com- Salk, Louis Brandeis, Irving Sherry Lansing, the former Philadelphia ties. my ‘Say Yes’ family — I always
munity stands out. Berlin, Leonard Bernstein, CEO of Paramount Pictures mention Judaism.”
Barbra Streisand, Steven who previously become the For both Joseph Neubauer,
“He worked with Booker T. Spielberg and Sandy Koufax. first woman to head a studio former chairman of Aramark Also participating in the
Washington at Tuskegee Institute when she ran 20th Century Corp., whose foundation plays Rosenwald induction was
to help build schools throughout “We realized how few people Fox, was celebrated. an integral role in developing Sarena Snider, daughter of late
the South for African-American know Julius Rosenwald’s entrepreneurial leaders, and Flyers owner Ed Snider, who
incredible story and felt it was Her foundation partners George Weiss, who started “Say was always a strong museum
with the Los Angeles Unified Yes to Education” at Belmont supporter.
Elementary School 29 years ago,
to our Graduates of 2016 which has grown to incorporate She said that support will
140,000 students in five commu- continue with her siblings,
Rachel Becker Erica Leigh Ferraro Aviv Golan Reif nities, this was a special occasion. including Lindy Snider, who’s on
Madeline Rose Joshua David Fields Allanah Richman the museum’s Board of Trustees.
Gardner Berman Adam Rosenfeld Fishbein Samuel Aaron Rosen “It’s recognition of a lifetime
Mindy Anne Bernstein Taylor Brook Freed David Seth Schatz of achievement of giving back, “My dad was involved with
Adam Borisoff Jamie Gottleib Jesse Shuter which is what I’m all about,” the museum since its incep-
Gabrielle Calder Matthew Ross Grabel Aubrey Spak said longtime Philadelphian tion,” she said. “It really meant a
Rebecca Chasen Carly E. Klein Benjamin Harris Stern Neubauer, who rarely grants lot to him. I know how much he
Joshua Cohen Benchai Miller-Sobel Miryam Surden interviews. “I was born in Israel. cared about the people found-
Lily Ilana Coltoff Matt Nassbaum Spencer Joshua I came here as an immigrant, ing the museum and wanted to
Jacob Daly Lilia Pantaleo and everyone’s been very good to preserve these amazing stories.
Arie Philip Dash Noah Podolnick Szwalbenest me. That’s all you need to know.” [I know] how much he believed
Bennet Thurman Decker Arielle Sivan Tetro in free enterprise and the
Natan David Yakov As for Weiss, a trustee at the American spirit, because he had
University of Pennsylvania so much of that spirit in him.” l
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All-Nighter pray. Traditional and egalitarian when we received the Torah — and so the tradition came out of tion,” she laughed. “One of the
services will be available, as well that’s what gives the importance the idea that to repair the fact reasons the tikkun has come to
Continued from Page 1 as Reform, Conservative, of the holiday,” she said. “This is that our ancestors fell asleep, we such prominence in a lot of
Orthodox and an alternative the basis of what Judaism is.” stay up all night so that we are communities is that it’s in some
“It’s traditional on Shavuot meditation service at night. ready first thing in the morning ways a way to reclaim the holi-
to have dairy food, so we’ll have Gerber is planning on staying at sunrise to be awake and to day to say, ‘We’re celebrating
a dairy dinner, and then we’ll Attendees — Steinberg-Egeth at the event for the full 12 hours, pray and to celebrate the Torah. the giving of the Torah. That is
start the learning,” she added. expects between 200 and 300 — looking forward to seeing more really important. Let’s not let
Plenty of desserts will be avail- are free to come and go as they communities join for a gratifying “It’s this sort of way to learn this one slide just because
able as the evening progresses. please throughout the night. and invigorating experience. extra Torah all night long in a there’s not a big fancy tradition
really super exciting communi- to go along with it.’”
There will be five different Rhona Gerber, a representa- “This is an opportunity ty way to make up for the fact
sessions of learning throughout tive from the Rittenhouse where everyone in the Jewish that our ancestors maybe fell In some ways, Steinberg-
the night with anywhere Square synagogue Mekor community — regardless of asleep on the job,” she laughed. Egeth thinks Shavuot is “the
between three to seven differ- Habracha on Center City their background or affiliation antithesis of Pesach.”
ent classes happening during Kehillah’s steering committee, or denomination or any of The traditions of Shavuot
each session, which will be helped plan the event, and will those things that can some- have had a real resurgence in the “It’s like the journey from
taught by local rabbis, lay lead- also participate. times set us apart — anyone past decade, she continued, but leaving Egypt to getting the Ten
ers and educators. can come together and learn she’s trying to embrace the holi- Commandments is also this
“It’s an exciting thing to be together,” Steinberg-Egeth said. day the way other modern Jews journey from being a really
The classes include Jewish able to learn together with peo- “You don’t have to be a Torah celebrate Sukkot or Passover. home-based holiday experience
meditation, social justice, ple from all over the community scholar to come or have ever to coming out and staying up
Moroccan Jewish history, Jewish and have people who might look celebrated Shavuot before.” “On Sukkot, you build a all night with people in your
identity on TV, yoga and one at the world through a different sukkah, and it’s a really obvious community who you don’t nec-
that sparked this reporter’s lens than you do,” she said. And speaking of Shavuot as a fun thing,” she said. “On essarily know,” she said. “And I
interest, titled “Jews for Cheeses: non-Torah scholar — what is it? Pesach, you have a Seder, and think that’s actually a really nice
What Makes Cheese Kosher?” Gerber is looking forward to lots of statistics show that more arc that we get to see over those
learning from those she nor- “I like to call it the original American Jews do a Passover seven weeks from being in our
“We have many, many dif- mally doesn’t get to see, like all-nighter,” Steinberg-Egeth Seder than any other tradition. homes with our families to
ferent approaches to text study,” Rabbi Albert Gabbai from explained. “On Shavuot — sup- And then seven weeks later, being out in the community.” l
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OPINION

EDITORIAL Vote for McGinty a Rubber Stamp

When Not to Act of Obama Foreign Policy

Against Anti-Semites BY GARY ERLBAUM deal, even though she acknowl- up for Iran, which it will almost
certainly use to increase terror
FOR A WHILE last week, Jews were able to indulge in a conspir- IN MARCH 2016, only two edges that “Iran is an avowed funding. Secretary of State John
acy theory of their own. “(((Echoes))), Exposed: The Secret months after President Obama’s Kerry has even acknowledged
Symbol Neo-Nazis Use to Target Jews Online,” read the headline nuclear deal went into effect, enemy of the U.S. and Israel.” as much.
on Mic.com, which brought to light a Google Chrome app that Iran fired two long-range bal-
automatically placed a set of three parentheses around Jewish- listic missiles capable of trans- She said: “In my view, this And make no mistake about
sounding surnames to make them targets of online harassment. porting nuclear weapons. One it, this deal grants Iran a legiti-
of the missiles contained the agreement, aggressively mate path to obtain a nuclear
The “exposure” of the “Coincidence Detector” quickly led phrase “Israel should be wiped weapon. Israeli Prime Minister
Google to remove it from its Chrome store. But the app’s existence off the Earth” in Hebrew. enforced, offers a critical oppor- Benjamin Netanyahu has
certainly made it seem like there were hidden forces at work. argued that “many of the
Reactions varied from horrified to amused with one pundit call- In a joint letter, the United tunity to prevent Iran from restrictions that were sup-
ing for the subversion of the symbol by asking everyone on States and its European allies posed to prevent” a nuclear
Twitter to put three parentheses around their names — a sort of denounced the move by Iran as developing a nuclear weapon.” Iran “will be lifted” instead.
“We are all Jews” response. Other reactions were a combination of a violation of U.N. Security Indeed, lifting the harsh eco-
creative, dismissive, defensive or resigned acceptance responses to Council Resolution 2231, the She could not be more nomic sanctions immediately
the offensive app. gave Iran what it wanted with
wrong. no further incentive to abide
That is about as much time and energy as the Jewish commu- by the deal. This is the argu-
nity needs to spend on this. There is a difference between the For instance, Ms. McGinty ment McGinty’s opponent,
bizarre acts of hate-driven developers and the direct, targeted Sen. Pat Toomey, has made. 
hatred that can threaten the physical safety of the harassed. An has argued that “rigorous
example of the latter is what happened to Erin Schrode, a 25-year- Sen. Toomey has been a
old candidate for Congress in California. “Fire up the oven” is one inspection and verification vocal critic of the Obama
of the many hate-filled and obscene messages she received last administration’s nuclear deal
week. But her attackers also posted her personal information, measures … are at the heart of and is a leader in the Senate in
including her phone number and email address. It is these kinds calling for renewed sanctions
of hate-filled threats to which the Jewish community and others of this agreement.” However, the on Iran. He also has long been a
good will should vigorously respond. friend to Israel by supporting
Iranian government can force multiple pieces of legislation
The fact that many far-right anti-Semites are supporters of that make it clear to the world
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump further compli- McGinty also claims the deal “provides important that Israel has the right to
cates matters. But we do not believe that a candidate is responsible new protection for Israel’s security.” This view is defend itself against terrorism
for the words of each of his supporters. Calls for Trump to repeat- as arrogant as it is ignorant. and foreign threats. Finally,
edly distance himself from and denounce each crackpot only Sen. Toomey has been a firm
serves to magnify the offending comments and ideas and does not same resolution that endorsed international weapons inspec- supporter of Iron Dome fund-
really help. the Iran nuclear deal. tors to wait up to 24 days ing, which protects Israel from
before granting access into a rocket attacks.
Instead, what the Jewish community needs to do is to call on The Israeli ambassador to suspicious facility. Imagine
all politicians to denounce the unrepentant white supremacist and the U.N. called the missile tests what can be hidden or moved With the amount of instabili-
anti-Semitic public leaders who support them. In this vein, “provocative and destabilizing.” over a 24-day period in order ty around the world, national
Trump is public distancing from David Duke several months ago He went on to say, “This latest to deceive weapons inspectors. security and the security of Israel
was a positive move. provocation makes it clear that The deal also permits Iran to should be a top priority this elec-
the ‘smile campaign’ of the cur- maintain an industrial-scale tion season. Katie McGinty rep-
By focusing our anger and indignation where it is truly war- rent regime is nothing more uranium enrichment program, resents a rubber stamp for
ranted, we likely will have a better chance of protecting our com- than a smokescreen to disguise which is completely unneces- President Obama’s failed foreign
munity. But no matter how vigilant and effective our efforts, the the real intentions of the ayatol- sary for a peaceful nuclear policy. On the other hand, Sen.
cold, hard fact remains that we will never be able to eradicate lah regime.” energy program. Toomey has a proven record of
baseless hatred from this earth. l standing for a strong national
This is not the first time Iran McGinty also claims the deal security, Israel and our other
Join the has violated Security Council “provides important new pro- allies around the world. l
conversation! resolutions, and it won’t be the tection for Israel’s security.”
last. In the face of these provo- This view is as arrogant as it is Gary Erlbaum is a local community ac-
Tell us what you’re thinking cations, how are we supposed ignorant. Iran is still the world’s
to trust Iran will uphold its end leading state sponsor of terror- tivist and former chair of the Jewish
of the nuclear deal? ism. For decades now, Iran has
funded Hezbollah and Hamas. Publishing Group.
The answer, to put it simply, These are the same terrorist
is we shouldn’t. groups that have carried out
attacks against Israel and taken
In light of these continued American lives abroad. And
violations, it is shocking and under the deal, more than $100
concerning that Katie McGinty, billion in assets have been freed
the Democratic nominee for the
U.S. Senate seat in Pennsy-
vania, supports the Iran nuclear

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On Israel, a Clear Choice KVETCH ’N KVELL
for McGinty for Senate
Suggesting Holocaust Education
Not Same as Mandating

BY ROBERT WEXLER JCPOA jeopardizes America’s Meanwhile, Sen. Toomey has The Pennsylvania legislature passed Act 70, which “suggests”
ability to defeat the potentially little interest in that approach. schools teach the Holocaust as part of world history (“Act 70 Spurs
OF THE MANY reasons why catastrophic consequences of His presidential candidate of Improved Training, Teaching about the Holocaust,” May 26).  It
I’m supporting Katie McGinty an Iran with nuclear capabili- choice has frequently and cava- does not mandate teaching the Holocaust, nor does it provide
in the race to become Pennsyl- ties. It is widely acknowledged lierly called into question our funds for books or any other pertinent materials. It is a compro-
vania’s senator, her unwavering that before the agreement, Iran commitment to key strategic mise bill, because legislators in Harrisburg could not agree to
support of Israel is particularly was dangerously close to devel- allies and longstanding friends mandate teaching the Holocaust, such New Jersey and other states
important to me. Katie is some- oping a nuclear weapon — a around the world, ignoring the have done. It is reminiscent of the way the delegates to the
one who understands to her risk we must never allow to hostilities faced by both Israel Constitutional Convention of 1787 handled the issue of slavery.
core the importance of stand- become a reality. and the United States today, and
ing by our closest ally in the disregarding our need for care- The Exponent’s article extolling the Abington school district’s
Middle East. In a statement from the fall, ful diplomacy and internation- Holocaust educational programs omits a salient fact: Abington is
Katie noted that “rigorous al collaboration. heavily populated by Jews who feel Holocaust history is vital to
As this paper reported, Katie inspection and verification their children’s education. I doubt it is being taught anywhere,
grew up in the heart of measures — along with snap Many politicians can’t be with few exceptions, other than the Philadelphia or Pittsburgh
Philadelphia’s vibrant Jewish back sanctions — are at the trusted to stand by Israel’s side. areas. I would be surprised if it is being taught in Springfield,
community, where she learned heart of this agreement.” A sci- Katie is not one of them. She Delaware County.
firsthand the experiences and entist by training, Katie appreci- continues to support the United
struggles faced by Jewish ates the value of the JCPOA States’ strategic partnership Act 70 is purely voluntary and other than areas where there are
Americans. She values — from evidence-based enforcement with Israel, and will continue to enough Jewish voices to be heard, it will not be high on any school
her work as a leader in clean strategy. But she is clear-eyed support our two nations’ coop- district’s to-do list. It does have a provision to revisit the situation
energy and environmental inno- and resolute about retaining eration, through intelligence- during 2017, with possible mandating should there not be enough
vation — the cutting-edge tech- actionable leverage in the form sharing as well as foreign aid schools participating. Don’t hold your breath.
nologies that Israel has pioneered of sanctions and a credible and military assistance to Israel.
in the face of scarce resources threat of force to deter Iranian Ralph D. Bloch | Rydal
and a hostile geography. military belligerence and its Katie’s commitment to the
state-sanctioned support for State of Israel is earnest and Take Jewish Children Out of Quaker Schools
Protecting Israel is a key terrorist organizations. deeply personal. It stems from
concern for Katie. She under- her profound respect for the With all due respect to Brad and Lisa Sandler’s decision to remove
stands, in her own words, that their children from Friends’ Central School (“Parents Angry with
“our security is Israel’s security While no international agreement is perfect ... Friends’ Central for Previously Supporting BDS Organization,”
and Israel’s is ours.” Katie recog- I am glad that Katie understands the tough, May 19), why did they send their children there in the first place,
nizes Israel’s precarious position incremental progress diplomacy requires. when everyone knows that the Quakers have been anti-Israel for
in the world and knows that many years?
there is no substitute for U.S. While no international courage and resilience that the
leadership in securing our allies agreement is perfect, and some Jewish people have demonstrat- Why do so many Jewish families support Quaker schools by
and their national interests. As with genuine anxieties for ed throughout history, and con- sending their children there? Jews should stay away from any
the globe’s great power, we are Israel’s safety oppose JCPOA, I tinue to demonstrate to this day. school or organization that supports BDS and other anti-Israel
most effective when we build am glad that Katie understands She appreciates the strong platforms. After all, there are plenty of other good private schools,
coalitions of partners to neu- the tough, incremental progress Jewish values of tolerance and including in our Jewish community, where they can go.
tralize security threats. To diplomacy requires. Her views equality, and recognizes that for
Katie’s credit, she believes our on foreign policy are sophisti- many, Israel represents a beacon Supporting the Friends’ schools financially is against the best
nation has no more important cated and reflective of the of justice and democracy in a interest of Jews. If we continue to send our children to them, we
partner than Israel. dynamic challenges America frequently volatile region. should hang our heads in shame.
and her allies face.
Crucially, Katie’s support for In the Senate, Katie Jewish parents, get your children out of there!
Israel drives her desire to take all At a time when our nation’s McGinty will be a strong ally
possible steps to prevent the exis- politics are defined by partisan for the Jewish community. She Maddie Carson | Philadelphia
tential danger of a nuclear Iran. rancor, we need to elect more will stand with us at home and
And this is a key difference people who share Katie’s ideolo- Jews around the world to Moves Highlight Sanders’
between Katie and her opponent. gy: Foreign policymaking and defend Israel’s safety and secu- Disastrous Israel Views
the credibility of our commit- rity at every turn. She is the
Instead of offering construc- ment to Israel’s security cannot right choice for Pennsylvanians Sen. Bernie Sanders’ appointments to the Democratic National
tive solutions to defend the State be caught up in the red-blue who understand that the Convention platform committee are just an ongoing continuation
of Israel, Sen. Pat Toomey offers divide. In the Senate, she will be American-Israeli alliance is of the disturbing anti-Israel bias he’s shown throughout his primary
the same tired hawkish rhetoric, an advocate for smart, nuanced fundamental to our nations’ campaign (“Shaky Steps in Building the Party Platform,” June 2).
and voted repeatedly against the diplomacy that employs 21st- protection and prosperity. l
Joint Comprehensive Plan of century resources and tech- He has shown himself to be uninformed about foreign policy,
Action, despite the fact that this nologies to make our world Robert Wexler, a former Democratic misinformed about Israeli-Arab issues and now a friend of anti-
landmark agreement has earned safer and our allies more secure. Semites. As enlightened as he is on domestic social issues, he has
the support of numerous Israeli She will work with anyone, of congressman from Florida, is president ignored his education vis-a-vis Israel.
military leaders and security any party, to that end.
experts. of the S. Daniel Abraham Center for It’s time to call him what he clearly is: a self-hating Jew. If he
became president, it would be a disaster for Israel. l
While Sen. Toomey claims Middle East Peace in Washington, D.C.
to support Israel, his willing- Steven Barrer | Huntingdon Valley
ness to play politics with
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LIFESTYLES/CULTURE

New Film about Philadelphia’s
Late DJ AM Opens This Week

FILM from a magazine article written I am, I’m not enough.” coming out of the ADAM GOLDSTEIN
around the peak of Adam’s inter- Trouble started for Adam in Straight experience with-
LIZ SPIKOL | JE STAFF national fame, Adam was not out severe trauma. Still, Chris Weeks via Creative Commons
Herb’s son, and this accounted early childhood. His parents’ he continued to be
I FIRST MET Adam Goldstein for many of his problems. marriage was not a happy one. passionate about music even had his own brand of Rice
in grade school, when I made About a year after the couple and rhythm. He heard Krispies treats sold at Sundance.
friends with his sister, Lara, a “He knew his father didn’t adopted Lara, Andrea came symphonies in the
cheerful little girl with platinum love him or like him,” Andrea home to find her husband in bed swoosh of wiper blades Yet he remained likable and
blond hair. She radiated what said sadly in the new documen- with a man. Furious, she left him on a rainy day; if he warm. And he kept his focus
seemed, to my 8-year-old eyes, a tary, As I Am: The Life and and had an affair of her own; she heard a car alarm, he’d clear: “None of this would be
confidence and joie de vivre I Time$ of DJ AM, which opens was pregnant with Adam when beatbox to it. happening if I wasn’t sober.”
hadn’t yet mastered, so I was in Philadelphia this week. she returned to her husband.
pleased when she invited me to After Herb cheated on her again Dozens of DJs and promot- He was so passionate about
her Center City house to play. The film, directed by Kevin — right at the end of her preg- ers speak to Adam’s brilliance in recovery that he became a
Kerslake, fills in many of the nancy — Andrea told her Kerslake’s film. The film serves mentor to other addicts.
I soon learned that going to spaces left blank by the limita- husband that the baby wasn’t his. as a primer for those who don’t
Lara’s house meant playing with tions of my childhood imagi- really know what DJs do. Celebrity addiction special-
her brother, Adam, who was nation. Herb was abusive and cruel to ist Dr. Drew Pinsky remem-
ceaselessly energetic. I disliked Adam, and used drugs in front “He was the Tony Hawk of bered, “Whenever I had a tough
horseplay and physicality; Adam Kerslake’s documentary of him. Adam took refuge in DJs,” said one DJ. “He was like a patient, I would call Adam.” He
was all boy and liked to pester provides the best overview yet music and alcohol. His substance mad scientist,” said another. would drive people he barely
his big sister. Lara would laugh at of the bifurcated quality of abuse problems increased when “He was taking people on a knew to AA meetings.
him. She’d scold him, but she Goldstein’s life. Though he he moved to Los Angeles with musical journey,” said a third,
never told him to go away. They suffered a great deal of adversi- his mother in junior high. referring to DJ AM’s pioneering In 2008, in South Carolina,
always remained close. ty — an almost fatal plane Andrea sent him to a rehab facil- mashups. Adam was flying out after a gig
crash, horrific abuse at a rehab ity called Straight, Inc., a cultlike with Blink 182’s Travis Barker
Both children had lots of facility, an addiction to crack program dogged by lawsuits and Kerslake’s film also takes the when their Learjet crashed.
toys and big rooms. The house that ultimately killed him — the allegations of abuse. audience on a musical journey, Four people were killed;
was luxurious, with decorative documentary makes clear that and the superb editing by Josh Goldstein and Barker were
details, like brass stair rods, that Goldstein’s life also was replete Kerslake illustrates this part Marcus reflects the sudden badly burned. Even before the
I’d never seen before. Lara and with joy and personal of Goldstein’s life with hidden- diversions, frantic pace and ambulances arrived, Adam
Adam’s mother, Andrea, was triumphs, in no small part due camera video, a 60 Minutes heavily peopled nature of called Andrea to reassure her
kind. Their father, Herb, wasn’t to his hard-wired buoyancy, his exposé and testimony of Straight Adam’s music and his life. that he was going to be OK.
around much, but I knew he sense of humor and his deep officials at congressional hear-
was an important person compassion for others. ings on child abuse. It is reveal- But as his star climbed, his As his body healed, his mind
because all the parents said so. ing that when Adam goes drug abuse worsened. He was remained troubled.
When he was home, I was The film opens with a AWOL from Straight one day, he smoking crack and he’d go
afraid to talk to him. He wasn’t careening police car, the sound goes to Knott’s Berry Farm missing for days. “He had terrible PTSD after
especially kind to his son. of sirens and Adam in amusement park. The childlike the crash,” his mother recalled.
voiceover: “There’s a universal impulse captures his sweetness. “I was a suicidal mess,” he “He should never have gone
As I would learn much later, lie that I’ve pretty much says of this dark period, during back to work.”
believed my whole life: That as FF RR EE EEIt’s hard to imagine any child which his father died of AIDS.
He went to kill himself, but the But Adam had a full sched-
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FOR DETAILS meds so he could get on planes
He went into recovery, and and even did an MTV show
e-mail: [email protected]; this led to a complete transfor- about addiction.
visit: www.tay-sachs.org mation. His sobriety enabled
him to work very hard as a DJ. In 2009 he overdosed in a
I New York apartment.
He became one of a handful
Screening for other of DJs tapped for celebrity “A mother should never
Jewish Genetic Diseases events; he played birthday have to plan her son’s funeral,”
parties for Madonna, Jennifer Andrea said.
also available. Lopez, Usher and Christina
Aguilera. He was a force in Las As I Am, which was made in
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VEGAN DISHES: FOOD

WORK AS DINNERS OR SIDES VEGANISM SEEMS to
be sweeping the nation
KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST — or at least my family
of origin.
Green Pesto
My sister and both of
my parents have
become vegans for
health reasons, so when
they visit I strive to
accommodate them.
However, my immedi-
ate family is less enthu-
siastic about these
dishes, so I generally try
to balance the desires of
all the diners by offering
some hearty vegan dish-
es accompanied by a
meat, fish or egg dish
for the omnivores.

The selection here
offers a quartet of tasty
vegan dishes that do
double duty.

See Food, Page 20

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LIFESTYLES/CULTURE Tomato and Thai Peanut Noodles
Vegetable
Food Mélange

Continued from Page 19

GREEN PESTO
This is different from tradition-
al pesto because it uses green
garlic chives in place of cloves,
and pistachios as opposed to
pine nuts. In addition, it omits

the Parmesan

cheese in order to be vegan ute the pesto roasted potatoes, which my Lower the heat and simmer pasta and carrots and toss. If
— and for kosher-keeping when tossing. husband had made to accompa- until they are mostly dissolved the sauce is clumping and not
omnivores it opens up uses that You also can ny a Sunday evening grilled into a thick sauce. distributing, add ¼ cup of the
allow it to be served with meat. drop a spoonful steak. I put these three near- cooking water. Continue toss-
of this in tomato or vegetable castoffs together and made Add the green beans and ing until the noodles are
1 bunch garlic chives, soup, spread it on bread or driz- something quite delicious — far potatoes and cover. Simmer for completely coated; add more
rinsed and drained (or zle it in risotto. If you are an greater than the sum of its parts. about five minutes, until the water if needed.
4 cloves garlic) omnivore, spread it on grilled beans are cooked and the pota-
or roasted meat or fish. 1 Tbsp. oil toes are heated through. Serves 2 to 4
1 bunch basil, rinsed and 2 cloves garlic, minced
drained TOMATO AND ½ tsp. salt THAI PEANUT NOODLES BARLEY COUSCOUS WITH
¼ tsp. black pepper These have some serious kick —
¼ cup raw pistachios VEGETABLE MÉLANGE ¼ tsp. dried oregano thanks to the eight garlic cloves SUN-DRIED TOMATOES
½ cup olive oil This was a “necessity is the 1 large tomato, cut into and the tablespoon of chili oil. I managed to find barley cous-
Salt and red pepper flakes mother of invention” creation. Adjust accordingly if your crew cous at an Indian grocery store
I had what appeared to be a chunks is timid of palate. These can be in West Philadelphia, but I am
to taste gorgeous heirloom tomato 2 cups green beans, stems served hot, at room temperature confident it could be procured
which, when sliced, revealed or chilled. They are wonderful in any health food store or
Mix all the ingredients in a itself to be a mealy, flavorless removed, and broken in solo, but also complement just high-end supermarket. If not,
food processor and blend until bust. half about any fish, chicken or meat feel free to use whole wheat; my
smooth. This keeps in the refrig- 2 cups cooked potatoes cut dish, particularly if there is an goal was to provide a different
erator for about a week and can The only thing to do in such in chunks Asian flavor. type of grain from the typical
be frozen for several months. circumstances is to cook said wheat or rice. And I have
fraudulent tomato and make the In a large skillet over medium 1 Tbsp. sesame oil, plus always viewed sun-dried toma-
I use it tossed on pasta — be best of it. I also had some green heat, pour the oil and sauté the more for tossing noodles toes as an excellent substitute
sure to save a little of the cook- beans that were past their prime garlic with salt and pepper until for meat — their rich, flavor
ing water to loosen and distrib- — borderline wilted, but still fragrant, about one minute. ½ cup smooth or creamy and chewy mouthfeel trick you
salvageable if I acted fast. natural peanut butter into forgetting about steak.
Finally, we had some leftover Add the tomatoes and break
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Zachary Eddy............................................. son of John & Cindy Eddy Joshua Beal.................................... Son of Naomi Adler & Rabbi Brian Beal
Galen Farmer.................................son of Edward & Shannon Farmer Maxwell Joseph Beck .......................................Son of Jill & Adam Beck
Jack Fletcher...................................... son of John & Hillary Fletcher Griffin Berkowitz ...................................... Son of Barbie & Joe Berkowitz
Sydney Goldberg .....................daughter of Andrew & Abbe Goldberg Elizabeth E. Drebin ...........................Daughter of Linda Mundy & Jeff Drebin
Jack Kedson.................................. son of Ira Kedson & Mary Rourke Harrison M. Drebin ....................... Son of Linda Mundy & Jeff Drebin Nicholas
David Massey.......................................... son of Kent & Julie Massey James Kotler ................................................Son of Rita & Larry Kotler
Scott Massey .......................................... son of Kent & Julie Massey Marissa Leff ............................................Daughter of Lena & Steve Leff
Chase Mendell .....................................son of David & Emily Mendell Peri Madison Lloyd.................. Daughter of Beth Cutler Lloyd and Bart M. Lloyd
Abby Meyer ..................................... daughter of Neil & Donna Meyer Izzy Rivkind .......................................... Daughter of Elissa & Jon Rivkind
David Pessin ...................son of Joseph Pessin & Tracy Lenz-Pessin Zoe Rivkind .......................................... Daughter of Elissa & Jon Rivkind
Matthew Segal....................................son of Larry & Kimberly Segal Jared Scott Robinson ...........................Son of Elizabeth & Bradley Robinson
Joey Rush ................................................ Son of Susan & Donald Rush
Rabbi Peter Rigler • Cantor Jamie Marx Brett Miles Schwab...................... Son of Dawn Schwab & Charles Schwab z”l
Lori Green, Education Director • Emily Mendell, President David Benjamin Sher.................................... Son of Lynn & Michael Sher
Claire Williams, Education Administrator • Abbey Krain, Executive Director Sarah Renee Sher ..................................Daughter of Lynn & Michael Sher
Sydney Mara Silberg .......................... Daughter of Karen & Jonathan Silberg
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Depth: 4.5" $#/&"($## &)($#,&'' Depth: 4.5" 481 S. Gulph Rd., King of Prussia, PA
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Morning Service with Confirmation and Yizkor
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Seated: Left to Right Standing: Left to Right William Pagliaro Ariel Sigal Rebecca Joseph Samuel Bluestone

#"#&&, son of (# #')&, son of daughter of daughter of son of
Laurie Loevner & Steven Berger (z”l) son of Debbie Ginsburg Adam & Joanna Pagliaro Adam & Christine Sigal Donald & Wendy Joseph Derek & Leslie Bluestone
!-(#, daughter of $&(!%&(, Ritual Director
Amy & Randy Stein $&'!!Educational Director Eric J. Lazar Rabbi
!.($!$, daughter of &!!#, Assistant Rabbi Sharon Forman-Toll Director of Lifelong Jewish Learning
Kathy & Richard Soloff $(($'#&, Senior Rabbi
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Betsy Moss and Scott Zeidman ((+
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Amy & Ron Fuchs

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(son of Leonard and Amy Feldman)

and Cantor Eugene Rosner.

Not pict§red: Eli Goldstein

(son of Br§ce Goldstein and Amy Gut™ann),

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(son of JeŢey and Debra Hoff™an)

and Maya Levitan Top (from left to right): Benjamin Scheiner, Lily Feinstein, Isaac Rand, Simon Giles,
Benjamin Chanenson, Jacob Nagle
(daughter of Jonathan and Stacy Levitan).
Bottom(from left to right): Sarah Cohen, Hunter Segal
Confirmation Services • June 12, 2015 • 9:30 AM
Rabbi David Ackerman • Hazzan Harold Messinger • Rabbi Shelly Barnathan • Grace Gershkoff, Executive Director
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Casey Brown Layne Dodge Jeffrey DeLuca Daniel Grzesik Rebecca Dengel Daniel Weiss Jonah Lourie

Lisa Suslak Barbara Zamsky Pam DeLuca Nancy Grzesik Erika Krautheim Annie and Jennifer Shrager

and William Dengel Terry Weiss and Eli Lourie

left to right: Casey Brown, Layne Dodge, Jeffrey DeLuca, Rabbi Barry Blum, Daniel Grzesik,
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Name: Cong. Beth Or* Beth Or Confirmation Class of 2016 - 5776

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Sunday, June 12, 2016

6 Sivan, 5776 at 11:00 A.M.

We congratulate our Confirmands on their achievement
in reaching their spiritual goal and recognize their passion
and dedication to living a vibrant and committed Jewish life.

Raechel E Arnold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robin P Arnold Jake Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike and Cori Miller
Michael Asch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeff and Susan Asch Blake Ellen Nutis . . . . . . . . . . David and Sheryl Nutis
Sydni Delfiner . . . . . . . . . . Greg and Marna Delfiner Jacob Holden Parlow. . . Michael and Angela Parlow
Hannah Joy Diamond . Mitch and Suzanne Diamond Rayza Laya Parlow . . . . Michael and Angela Parlow
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Taylor Paige Fried . . . . . . . . . .Randy and Julie Fried Justin Lee Rabinowitz . . . . Mark and Sue Rabinowitz
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Yoni Gilad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oren and Debbi Gilad Zachary Mark Reiner . . . . . . . .Keith and Lori Reiner
Lindsay Gilbert . . . . .Martin Gilbert and Lisa Cooper Addy Robbins . . . . . . Holly Wright and Seth Robbins
Brett Jacobson . . . . . . . . Marty and Dawn Jacobson Allie Michelle Samson . . . . . Mark and Lynn Samson
Jacob Harrison Kaffey . . . . . . David and Kim Kaffey Jason Ian Smith. . . . . . . . Adam and Lori Ann Smith
Noah Kilshaw . . . . . . . . Graham and Becky Kilshaw Evan Trump . . . . . . . . .Jonathan and Marcie Trump
Zachary Klevit . . . . . . Shari Klevit and Nathan Klevit Kimberly Wang . . . . . . . . . . Peter and Robyn Wang
Izak Angelo Kron. . . . . . . Edward and Garland Kron

Gregory S. Marx, Senior Rabbi • David Gerber, Associate Rabbi • David Green, Cantor • Jaime Murley, Adjunct Cantor • Ira Secouler, President
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Rabbi Anna Boswell-Levy
Carrie Walinsky, Educational Director

Beth David Reform Congregation’s Talia Swan Braverman (Talia) Cara Isabel Whellan Friday, June 10, 2016 – 7:30 pm
2016 class of five Confirmation Mary Swan and Ron Braverman (Chaya bat Yehudit v’David)
students completes a new level in Elizabeth Cohen and David Whellan Con rmation Class
their Jewish education. Kerren Matthews (Kerren-Lee) of 2016/5776
Rebecca Stein and Steven Matthews Emma Claire Johntz Velinsky
Please come and join us... (Rina Ester) CHEYENNE MOSES
Katherine Seltzer (Batya Hamanit) Susan Johntz and David Velinsky daughter of Nadine and Robert Moses
Liza and Jonathan Seltzer
ADAM DAVIS
Beth Kalisch Henry Cohen Lilia Kazansky Jessi Roemer Susan Levey Jill Cooper Ray Reed son of Randi and Matt Davis
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SERVICE OF CONFIRMATION
Sunday, June 12, 2016 • 6 Sivan 5776 • 10:30 a.m.

Savannah Bell.....................................................Daughter of Ilene and Mitchell Bell
Sarah Allison Blau.................................. Daughter of Karen Pokras and Peter Blau
Jake Andrew Cherwony..................................... Son of Stacy and Mark Cherwony
Jordan Farrell Denish...........................................Son of Andrea and Adam Denish
Melissa Brooke Denish ............................... Daughter of Andrea and Adam Denish
Sophie Dora Dobson.............................Daughter of Rochelle and Michael Dobson
Madeline Sara Ginsberg .................................Daughter of Julie and Ben Ginsberg
Jessica Regan Knapp............................Daughter of Leslie Knapp and Carl Knapp
Drew Adam Kronstadt...................................Son of Suzanne and Avery Kronstadt
Jessie Epstein Pritchard ................. Daughter of Lisa Mastoon and Eric Pritchard
Katherine Emily McGarry ................. Daughter of Hannah and Raymond McGarry
Celia Rose Myerov .................................. Daughter of Susan and Benjamin Myerov
Peri Elizabeth Newman...........................Daughter of Suzanne and Mark Newman
Julie Ayla Ostroff ........................................... Daughter of Reesa and Craig Ostroff
Anna Isabelle Pogrebivsky ................... Daughter of Irina and Steven Pogrebivsky
Shayna Rose Shapiro ......................................Daughter of Sara and Barry Shapiro
Ricky Evan Sobel .............................................................Son of Ellen and Ed Sobel
Joshua Aaron Stingel .............................................. Son of Karen and Chris Stingel
Zoe Meyer Wolfenson .......................... Daughter of Jennie and Jeffrey Wolfenson
Lauren Isabel Zaslow ................................. Daughter of Susan and Robert Zaslow

REFORM CONGREGATION KENESETH ISRAEL
Elkins Park 215.887.8700

Sr. Rabbi Lance J. Sussman, Ph.D. Assoc. Rabbi Kevin M. Kleinman
Cantor Amy E. Levy Brian D. Rissinger, Exec. Director

Rabbi Stacy Eskovitz Rigler, MAJE, Director of Religious Education Dr. Arnold Meshkov, President

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215.886.8000 • www.oyrtbetham.org Friday, June 3, 2016 at 6:00 p.m.
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Ad Number: 00067274Karen Brog and Marc Brog Pamela z”l and Joel Goldstein Ronni and Efrem Robinson www.adathisrael.org • 610-934-1919
Shoshana Chaya Rosenstein
Abigayle Elyse Daly David Ben Lechtzin

Andrea and Stephen Daly Ilene and Eric Lechtzin Jill and Richard Rosenstein

Emily Nicole Fishman Rachel Devon Madnick Rebecca Allison Scoll
Ellen and Harris Fishman Sherri and Peter Madnick Barbara and Joshua Scoll

Shane Matthew Gaber Eric Ross Miller Carly Morgan Zeitzer
Lanie and Ray Gaber Robin and Larry Miller Renee and Michael Zeitzer

Stevie Layne Goldman Fallyn Paige Zeitzer
Shawn and Britt Goldman Renee and Michael Zeitzer

Graduations: Sunday, June 5, 2016 - 28 Iyar 5776, 11:00 a.m.

I.M.Wise Program of Gratz College Jewish Community High School T.A.P. PROGRAM
Gratz College The Jewish Learning Venture
Mindy Anne Bernstein...Annika and David Bernstein
Jacob Daniel Daly...Andrea and Stephen Daly Jesse Taylor Shuter...Marisa and David Shuter Chad Isaac Finkelstein...Deborah and Evan Finkelstein
Taylor Brooke Freed...Amy and Marc Freed

Robert S. Leib Elena Zarkh Rebecca Slavin-Phillips, Ph.D.

Senior Rabbi D.Mus., Cantor Religious School Principal, K-6

Jake Singer-Beilin Karen Kantor Stuart Levin

Associate Rabbi Executive Director President

NameO: OHheEvVShSalHomAoLf BOucMks CoofuBntyucks County Rabbi Eric Yanoff
Rabbi Ariella Rosen
Wi9d4t4hS:e3co.n6d2S5tr"eet Pike • Richboro, PA 18954 • 215-322-9595 • www.ohev.org Cantor Bernard Lowe
Executive Director Lauren Marks-Cabañas
PDroeupdlythAn:n4ou.n5c"es Our Confirmands of 2016-5776 On Shavuot, Sunday, June 12, 2016 at 9:15 a.m. Education Director Sherrie Rosenberg Klein
ECLC Director Laurie Purcell
ColorJ:orBdlaancAkbraham Geller Robin Geller and Steven Geller President Elliott Miller

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Austin Jeffrey “A.J.” Williams Shari Gelfont Williams and BrandonWilliams

CONFIRMANDS ‫אית חיים‬ PARENTS
‫משה יוס‬
Ethan Berger Elyse and Max Berger
Matthew Berger ‫חנה גבריאל‬ Elyse and Max Berger
Ana Fackenthal ‫גולדה אסתר‬ Ann and Ronald Krauss
Chrissie Fackenthal Ann and Ronald Krauss
Madeline Kitnick ‫מלכה‬ Nina and Kenneth Kitnick
Sophie Roling ‫מרים‬ Andria and Daniel Roling
Hannah Srulevich ‫חנה פנינה‬ Deborah and Michael

Naomi Surden ‫נעמי אלישבע‬ Srulevich
Julia Warmund ‫צפורה‬ Linda and Scott Surden
Amanda Goldberg and
Eliott N. Perlstein Annelise Paul Frimark Rachel B. Saks Susan Garber Barbara Glickman Shuli Weinstein ‫שולמית שושנה‬
Joshua Warmund
Shira and Matthew Weinstein

Rabbi Ocanto-Romo Cantor Emeritus President Director Early Principal Hebrew School

Cantor Learning Center and Tichon at Ohev Shalom

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TORAH PORTION

Wilderness as a Metaphor for Spirituality CANDLE LIGHTING

June 10 8:11 P.M.

June 17 8:14 P.M.

BY RABBI ANNIE LEWIS achs sore from laughter, ancient rabbis ask why the that change, though

renewed energy and memorable Torah was given in the wilder- exhilarating, can be an excruciat- God who spoke us into being

BAMIDBAR morsels of wisdom. I often ness, of all places. In the ing process. Over and over again and carried us out of Egypt.

think about a teaching given by midrash, they answer that God in the desert Israel complains, Each year on Shavuot, we

WHEN I WAS a rabbinical stu- my first improv instructor, chose to give Israel the Torah in longing for the leeks, cucumbers renew our vows. With butter-

dent in New York, I would ride Betsy Stover, who said, “Real lis- the wilderness because it is and melons of Egypt. flies in our stomachs, we show

the subway from Morningside tening is an openness to being ownerless and, therefore, open According to the commenta- up at the foot of the mountain

Heights down to Midtown to changed by what you hear.” to all. So, too, the Torah is tor Rashi, only one-fifth of the ready to receive the Torah yet

take improv classes. Each week, This week in our Torah, we intended as a gift for all people. Hebrew slaves leave Egypt; the again, ready to listen with open

the class would begin with a enter the Book of Bamidbar. We The wilderness can also be a rest stay behind. It is terrifying hearts for fresh insights and

group of strangers gathered in a are in the wilderness, a space metaphor for the spiritual land- to leave what is familiar, even if new calls to action.

circle in front of a blank wall. where anything can happen to a scape of an individual. The it is oppressive, for a destination We say “Yes! And...” open to

Together we would commit people in transition. We will Talmud teaches that in order to that is unknown. It takes a all that may unfold in this epic,

to the most important com- move through a landscape of receive the gift of the Torah, a tremendous burst of courage to ongoing scene between God,

mandment of improvisational stories and laws, pushing toward person should make oneself break out of old patterns, even if Israel and Torah. Listening in

comedy: “Yes! And …” Yes, we the promised land, getting lost like a wilderness. doing so will save our lives. the wilderness, we are ready to

will accept the reality created by and found, banged up and built What does it mean to make Once out of Egypt, our peo- be changed by the words of

our scene partners, and we will up along the way. We will taste oneself like a wilderness? ple need the time in the wilder- Torah. With Torah in our hearts,

expand on it. manna and horde quail meat; we Unlike private property, in the ness to figure out who we can our mouths and our hands, we

Then, with a simple sugges- will witness miracles, plagues ownerless wilderness there are be in the world, if not slaves to set out to transform our world. l
tion of a place or a household and rebellions. In the midbar, no walls and no gatekeepers. It Pharaoh. With the backdrop of

object, characters would be donkeys talk, water pours forth is a place of uncertainty and the wilderness of Sinai, its red Rabbi Annie Lewis is the assistant rab-

born and stories would unfold. from rocks and the earth opens expansiveness, of majesty and crags and endless stretches of bi at Germantown Jewish Centre. The

As we listened to each other and up and swallows people whole. possibility. When we make our- sand, we make space in our Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadel-

co-created stories of middle- In the desert, there are unex- selves like a wilderness, we open hearts to receive Torah. phia is proud to provide the Torah

school cafeterias, missions to pected blossoms and blessings. our hearts and minds to being The moment of the giving of commentary for the Jewish Exponent.

Mars and everything imagina- We begin to read Bamidbar changed by what we encounter. Torah at Sinai is like a destina-

ble, a group of strangers became on the eve of the festival of It is no simple task to make tion wedding in the wilderness.

trusted teammates. We would Shavuot, on which we celebrate room for change. From the sto- We enter into a covenant, a

leave each session with stom- the receiving of Torah. Our ries of our ancestors, we learn sacred relationship with the

Music via Instagram on June 6. There — had the rain not has a lineup well worth the XPoNential Music Fest
interrupted yet another festival trek this year should you want
Continued from Page 10 Governors Ball — you would have found the to, with plenty of bands and From July 22 to 24, head over to
music of Brandi Carlile, Beck, comedic acts that will please Wiggins Park for the 12th annual
Roots Picnic If you were heading to New Gary Clark Jr., Wilco, all ages. XPoNential Music Festival pre-
York the weekend of June 3 to 5, Houndmouth and the Avett sented by Subaru and WXPN.
Coachella came and went back you likely heard tons about Brothers, among many others. It has past featured some — no This year, you’ll get to hear artists
in April, but for those who Governors Ball NYC — or more offense intended here — older such as Father John Misty, The
couldn’t easily get to California, affectionately referred to as just Firefly Music Festival artists who have long been Felice Brothers, The Districts,
there are plenty of festivals Gov Ball NYC — and you’ll also in the game such as Bruce Josh Ritter and the Royal City
going on a little closer to home. be hearing about how it’s one of Firefly is a local favorite. At just Springsteen and Sir Paul Band, and many more.
the few festivals with female about one hour and a half ’s McCartney (who also head-
Kicking it off, we had the headliners, such as Haim. drive, the four-day festival takes lined Firefly in 2015), and this Following each day at
ninth annual Roots Picnic at place in Dover, Del. from June 16 year is no exception. Wiggins Park is a big perform-
Festival Pier June 4 and 5 with Haim is made up of three to 19 and will feature headliners ance a few steps away at BB&T
what was sure to be a great line- Jewish sisters, Danielle, Este and such as folk-rock Englishmen In addition to acts such Pavilion featuring Ryan Adams
up. Headliners included — Alana Haim. Watch for Este’s Mumford and Sons, as well as as Haim, Andra Day and Lord and The Shining, Kurt Vile and
besides, obviously, The Roots — notorious “bass face” and listen Florence and the Machine. Huron, and comedians such as The Violators and Tommy
Usher, Future and Leon Bridges. for their cool, pop rock sound. Saturday Night Live’s Vanessa Stinson on Friday; Alabama
Other acts will include St. Bayer and Pete Davidson, Shakes, Gary Clark, Jr. and
Also making an appearance This festival, too, was cut Lucia, Kings of Leon, Ellie along with some M.O.T. per- Chicano Batman on Saturday;
was Lil Dicky, a Jewish short due to the inclement Goulding, Of Monsters and formers such as Josh and Brandi Carlile, Old Crow
Cheltenham native born weather, but at least Haim got Men and even Ludacris. Rabinowitz and Judd Apatow, Medicine Show and case/lang/
David Burd. The rapper-slash- to play its set, as well as Beck. fans will get to hear some well- veirs on Sunday.
comedian is probably most Firefly is only going into its known headliners.
recognizable for his videos Mountain Jam 2016 fifth year, but it has already Also performing at Wiggins
such as “Ex-Boyfriend” and brought on some huge artists. Pearl Jam and Dead and Park is the fun and energetic
“Save Dat Money.” If more folksy, bluegrass, rock Past acts include Foo Fighters, Company — featuring Grateful rockers (and a favorite of
sounds are more your style than Outkast, The Killers, John Dead members Mickey Hart, President Barack Obama, who
He was unavailable for com- the head-throbbing EDM Legend, Red Hot Chili Peppers Bill Kreutzmann and Bob Weir picked their song “Boozophilia”
ment before the festival. found at festivals like Coachella and tons of other big names. with John Mayer who has for his summer playlist in 2015)
or Electric Daisy Carnival back stepped into Jerry Garcia’s big Low Cut Connie. l
Those in New York City can in May, you might have been Bonnaroo Music shoes — will bring their musical
head to Bryant Park in October more into Mountain Jam up in expertise to Bonnaroo. Dead Contact:
for a New York Roots Picnic, — you guessed it — Hunter and Arts Festival and Company will be back in
which will feature Jeremih, X Mountain, N.Y. June 2 to 5. the area again playing BB&T [email protected];
Ambassadors, John Mayer, The Manchester, Tenn., festival Pavilion June 20.
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Israel360 Mission to Israel

On May 26, 16 couples embarked on a 10-day mission to Israel
with the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Renaissance
Group. The group traveled all around the country learning about
the geography, politics, history
and culture of Israel. To see
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full experience visit the partici-
pant-written blog at phillyis-
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▲ Megan and Rachelle Schneider A group of Israel360 participants on the graffiti arts tour in Tel Aviv.
on the first day in Israel, enjoying

a sheep-herding exercise.

Camel rides at
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Megan Magnapera, Brian Turcich, Carly Markowitz, Kotel in Jerusalem
Alex Irwin, Erica Goldberg, and Jen and Josh Goldman.
for Kabbalat Shabbat.

▶ Israel360 participants on top of
Masada, overlooking the Dead Sea.

Josh Horvitz (in gray) participating Molly Howard packing boxes A group of Israel360 participants outside a hummus Israel360’s first full-table dinner at the first
in a human trust exercise with an Israel Defense Forces restaurant in Mahne Yehuda as a part of a culinary tour. moshav (cooperative agricultural community) in
conducted by Nirim (a Jewish soldier at Latet, a Jewish Israel, Moshav Nahalal.
Federation-supported organization Federation-supported organization
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engaging in high-risk behaviors).

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Building an Inclusive Israeli Society

WARREN HOFFMAN | JE FEATURE

The following is a personal account from Warren Hoffman, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Associate Director for Jewish
Life and Learning, who coordinated Philadelphia’s participation in the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) National LGBTQ

Mission to Israel last week.

LUNCH AT THE RESIDENCE of Israeli ties. And while gay

president Reuven Rivlin. A private men have risen to posi-

concert with gay Israeli pop star Ivri tions of celebrity and

Lider. An afternoon at an Arab employ- influence in Israeli

ment agency. Marching down Bograshov society (we met with

Street with thousands of people for Tel notable leading

Aviv Pride. These were just some of the figures, including an

many extraordinary experiences that I “out” member of the

and four of my fellow Philadelphians — Knesset and a radio

Harry Wachstein, Albert Ziobro, and talk show host),

newlyweds David Gold and James Yiaski lesbians and members

— enjoyed last week while part of JFNA’s of the transgender

LGBTQ leadership mission to Israel. This community still strug-

mission, which took over 100 lesbian, gay, gle for an equal place at

bisexual, transgender and queer Jews and the table. The trans-

allies throughout the country, was an eye- gender community in

opening look at the complexities of Israel. particular suffers from

It showed us parts of Israeli society I had a significant lack of

personally never witnessed, as well as the financial and social

impact that Jewish Federations, including service resources that

our local Jewish Federation, are having in continues to impede

this region. their full inclusion.

The major impetus of the trip was to In learning about

understand first-hand LGBTQ life in LGBTQ life in Israel,

Israel, looking at both the victories and though, it soon became

the challenges that remain for this apparent that such

community. While Israel is the only issues are part of a

place in the Middle East where LGBTQ much larger conversa-

individuals can live with such freedom tion and struggle

and openness, there are still struggles. around diversity and

Gay marriage is not yet a possibility, as inclusion. Is Israel a Left to right: Warren Hoffman, David Gold and Harry Wachstein with the Philadelphia-Netivot partnership sign at
Israel does not allow any Jew, gay or Jewish state or is it a the Liberty Bell replica (far right) in Netivot.

straight, to marry outside of an pluralistic state (or is it both, and is that pretty obvious that Jewish Federations together on computer-related projects.

Orthodox rabbinical system. JFNA has possible given the racial, ethnic and reli- help the Jewish community, many of us The nightly news might make it seem

started a program called iRep that is gious tensions that fuel the region)? were excited to see with our own eyes like Israel is nothing but a hotbed of war

working to bring civil unions to Israel, Perhaps the most rewarding aspect of that JFNA funding helps all the citizens and in-fighting, but what is often not

not just for LGBTQ citizens, but for our trip was the site visits we made to a of the country, Jew and non-Jew alike. seen are the many ways in which Jews

straight couples as well who do not want variety of social service agencies in Israel We visited the American Jewish Joint and Arabs are finding new ways of living

to be married by the rabbinic authori- that are funded by JFNA. While it is Distribution Commitee’s Arab Employ- and working together.

ment Program Center, Finally, our local contingent made a

which helps Arabs find special stop in our partner city of Netivot,

work in Israel, as they which is close to the Gaza Strip. Despite

are often at a disadvan- the ongoing dangers of living in this “hot

tage compared with zone,” Netivot has become a model city in

their Jewish counter- the Negev. From supporting new high-

parts. And while many tech projects to art galleries to fitness

people know that Israel engagement for the entire city, our Jewish

is a land of startups and Federation’s financial contributions

cutting-edge technolo- through our Partnership2Gether alliance

gy, it was rewarding to have made a significant impact on this

visit two agencies in rapidly growing city.

the predominantly In addition to making new friends

Arab-populated city of and meeting colleagues from across the

Nazareth to see a U.S. on this once-in-a-lifetime mission,

JFNA-supported Social looking at Israel through an LGBTQ

Venture Fund that lens made me and others realize how we

connects Arabs and must continue to fight for the inclusion

Jews with new high- of all Israelis, regardless of background,

tech projects, as well as belief, culture, gender or sexual identity.

Net@ (funded by the Only then, when everyone’s identities

Jewish Agency for are fully acknowledged, will Israel be

Israel) where Arab and shalem (whole) and true shalom (peace)

Jewish youth work be attained.

Philadelphia mission participants went on ATVs in the Golan.

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Shavuot Storytime. has accumulated an eclectic and Wesley Enhanced Living Main Line abstract illustrations of the deeply
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at 6:30 p.m. Rabbi Richard Hirsh will lead this service, which includes simple call-and-response chants of brief phrases from Jewish

tradition, prayers and songs, and will be joined by chant-leader Yofiyah and ▼FRIDAY, JUNE 10
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music exclusively at the first spring has ever seen beginning at 8 p.m. to join Congregation Beth Or at 971 Old York Road, Abington.
outdoor concert in his series of Stay for some or all of the evening, 2:30 p.m. to help prepare meals for Summer Movie Series.
“Harry Chapin Tribute Benefit concluding with sunrise services. All clients of KleinLife who are elderly, Lunch and Learn-Center City.
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quest to gain enough support to get registration and more details on the the main kitchen at Beth Or monthly. lunchtime conversation and learning summer movie series to be held
Chapin inducted into the event. Suggested donation of $18 to For further info, contact Meals That with Main Line Reform Temple’s outside on the Lakeside Terrace.
Songwriters Hall of Fame. Admission $36. Moore College of Art and Matter chair, Caren Gutman, Rabbi David Straus at noon. Chuck (The event will move indoors to the
is free, and there is ample free Design, 20th and the Parkway, [email protected]. 239 Forer hosts lunch in his Center City multi-purpose room if it rains.) Free
parking. All concert goers who bring Philadelphia. Welsh Road, Maple Glen. office at Eckert Seamans Cherin &
donations of a bag of nonperishable Mellott, Two Liberty Place, North See Calendar, Page 34
food donations or make a monetary Bldg. Entrance, 22nd floor, 50 S. 16th
donation to Chester County Food Street, Philadelphia. Bring your
Bank will receive a discount of 20 lunch and a friend (who need not be
percent off three bottles of wine at an MLRT congregant). Forer will
Chaddsford Winery’s Gift Store the supply beverages and dessert and
day of the event. 632 Baltimore Pike,
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an Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. Disney’s Zootopia at 8:15 p.m. All Bustleton Ave. in Northeast
Caregiver groups are free, drop-in meetings held the third Wednesday of each month and are designed to Ages, members and non-members, Philadelphia. Non-members are
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Maple Glen. information, call 215-886-8000. 971
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Join JEVS Career Strategies and Or Senior Store.
Hadash at 7 p.m. for a great career-
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networking skills, useful for KleinLife is bringing the dollar store
exploring career options one-on- to you from 9:30 a.m. to noon. A
one, through social media or in sample list of products includes
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position, currently employed, much more. 10100 Jamison Ave.,
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Or Hadash Synagogue, 190 Camp Enjoy a delicious catered birthday
Hill Road, Fort Washington. cake and celebrate all of the June
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▼WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 well as all the great men of
KleinLife, with Arlen Walters.
Panel on Refugees. Walters will have you smiling
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Join Action Reconciliation Service happy tunes. Make sure to reserve
for Peace to raise awareness for the by June 9 for lunch or come just for
situation of refugees then and now. the party starting at 12:45 p.m. For
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Pennsylvania and another speaker 215-698-7300 x129. 10100 Jamison
(TBA). The discussion will be Ave., Philadelphia.
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Reconciliation Service for Peace.
Greetings by Honorary Consul of Sherrie Turetsky, director of the
German Ralf Wiedemann. The event School of Early Learning at Old York
is free of charge, but all attendees are Road Temple-Beth Am, will lead a
kindly invited to make a contribution. weekly one-hour “Mommy & Me”
Light refreshments will be provided. class at 9:30 a.m. For more
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NEWSMAKERS Ellen Goldberg Ellen Goldberg Weiner of Hofstein and trustees at Congregation Adath Jeshurun in
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Jenkintown native and Kutztown Practical Approach to Custody Jewish Theological Seminary of America and the
University sophomore Tova Actions” at Gloria’s Place in Jewish Committee on Scouting, was recognized for
Goldstein received a Community Philadelphia. Goldberg Weiner, his expertise in patent prosecution. Panitch, former
Prize for her project at the immediate past president of Temple national vice-chair of the UJA-Federation, was singled
Allentown Hope and Healing Art Sinai of Cinnaminson as well as a out for his strategy developing patent portfolios.
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designed an art program contest handling all aspects of family law.
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Her work, along with that of 12 others, is part of a Panitch, Schwarze, Belisario & Nadel were
DVD that will be played on a loop for cancer patients named among the top practitioners of intel-
in the waiting room at Allentown’s St. Luke’s Hospital. lectual property law by Chambers USA. Their techni-
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Nadel, former president of the board of directors

Breast Cancer Luncheon Raises More than $50,000

The 10th anniversary of Living Beyond Breast Cancer Cis B. Golder Quality of Life Luncheon at
Neiman Marcus raised more than $50,000. The fund provides small grants for women dealing
with the disease and its ramifications.

▶ From left: Randi Rahm, fashion designer; Ellyn Golder Saft,
Member Board of Directors, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia.

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Congregation Rodeph
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In honor of their generosity, the
Connie and Donald Berg
Lobby was dedicated at Con-
gregation Rodeph Shalom. The
addition brings light, function-
al space and improved accessi-
bility to the 1927 building.

◀ From left: Jason Dombar,
Connie Berg, Donald Berg and
Julie Berg Dombar.

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Centenarians Feted at KleinLife

Sixteen centenarians were honored in ceremonies marking KleinLife’s
third annual centenarian celebration. They were treated to lunch and
entertained by the Ferko String Band, along with entertainer
Stu Weitz, who performed a tribute to Frank Sinatra. Of Philadelphia’s
500 centenarians, 119 live in the Northeast.

▲ Ferko String Band ▶ Edith Kutcher ▲ From left: Barbara Shotz, vice president of KleinLife; Andre Krug,
president and CEO of KleinLife; Bryant M. Greene, owner/administrator
of Always Best Care Senior Services of Philadelphia, Bucks and
Delaware Counties; state Sen. John Sabatina Jr.; state Rep. Martina
White; Brian Gralnick, director of the Center for Social Responsibility for
the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia; and Richard Gaudiosi,
public affairs specialist for the Social Security Administration. Seated in
front is Jack Yusem.

Teacher Receives Parkinson’s Disease Foundation Award

Area teacher Rachel Isenberg received the Page and William Black Humanitarian Award at the
Parkinson’s Disease Foundation annual Bal du Printemps gala in New York City. Since 2010, she has
raised nearly $27,000 for the foundation in honor of her mother, who lives with the disease. Willie
Geist, co-host of NBC’s Today and of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, served as master of ceremonies at the
event, which raised more than $400,000.

▲ From left: Dianne Isenberg and Rachel Isenberg.
Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan

◀ Rachel Isenberg with master of ceremonies Willie Geist.
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