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LOCAL Philadelphia to see the pope,” seems like something we’d be in- ferences between Jews and Chris- There’s also a Saturday
said Ellen Glassman, educational terested in.’ Rabbi Blum said, tians, but what unites us,” said evening Havdalah service, fol-
JON MARKS | JE STAFF director at the synagogue for the ‘Let’s run with it.’ ” Blum, who’s planned an ambi- lowed by a screening of the doc-
past 21 years, and who has been tious schedule for his visitors that umentary.
AMONG THE MESSAGES instrumental putting this togeth- Over the past few weeks, Rab- includes an interfaith service and
Pope Francis will attempt to con- bi Barry Blum and Holy Spirit “Christians have what they
vey when he arrives here this
weekend to culminate the World ▲ Ellen Glassman, left, educational director at Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid in Broomall, is shown here with Katherine Bird and Bird’s sister,
Meeting of Families celebration Marilouise Thomas, from Bowling Green, Ky. Members of Thomas’ church will be staying at the synagogue during Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia.
is the recognition that whatever In addition to a place to sleep, there will be plenty of cultural exchange opportunities.
our differences, we’re still all very
much alike. Men or women, er. “As she started to call local Deacon Matthew Keyser have other meaningful interchanges. call the Golden Rule” — do unto
black or white, Catholic or Jew, it churches around here she kept been putting the operation in mo- Among them is a joint program others as you would have them
doesn’t matter. We’re all children getting the same answer. tion. Through their conversations at the synagogue’s 11-foot Paper do unto you — continued Blum.
of God — whatever that means and emails they’ve quickly discov- Clip sculpture, created following “In Judaism, we have ‘Love thy
to each individual — no better or “Nobody would open their ered how much their respective the eponymous 2004 documen- neighbor as thyself.’ Those are
worse than the next person. doors for a sleepover. When she communities have in common. tary film about a Whitwell, Tenn., basic pillars in both faiths — very
called me to see if I knew of any school that collected 6 million pa- uniting forces.
If the pope wants to see a liv- organizations, community cen- “What I found most meaning- per clips to represent the Jews lost
ing example of that, he should try ters or schools, I said, ‘Let me ful about our talk is that he really in the Holocaust. “I think it’s a nice mitzvah
to make it to Broomall sometime find out about our synagogue. It didn’t want to talk about the dif- we’re doing because nobody else
during his stay. There, he would
witness the true meaning of mu-
tual cooperation and brotherhood
among people of different faiths.
Beginning Friday night, right
around the start of Shabbat, Con-
gregation Beth El-Ner Tamid will
host 50 parishioners from the
Holy Spirit Catholic Church of
Bowling Green, Ky. It’s a joint
venture that came about largely
due to a longtime friendship be-
tween three women, one which
has endured in spite of the 800-
mile distance.
“A friend of mine whose sister
lives in Bowling Green and is ac-
tive in the church told me a
parishioner had donated a bus
for teenagers there to come to
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is really reaching out. I liken it to arrive. We have a group of vol- do it,” said Deacon Keyser. “We’ve man, who says their guests will atively Spartan facilities. “Do
hachnasad orchim — welcoming unteers coming in Friday morn- hosted people all the time from a have an open block of time Satur- they know they’re not going to
guests.” ing to make them and had some Jesuit college in Lancaster. day afternoon, but aren’t sure how be able to shower for three days?”
donations from the congregation. they’ll fill it. “But I’m sure they’d she asked laughingly. l
And that hospitality is very “They crash here on their welcome us with open arms.”
much appreciated. “We needed a “Saturday morning, we’ll serve way to New Orleans (about 600 Contact:
space, and were excited they of- them a continental breakfast with miles away).” She also warned there mav be [email protected];
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explained that Bowling Green, Ky. urday after the service we’ll serve “We haven’t said we’d take a factoring in the synagogue’s rel-
— not to be confused with Bowl- bagels and poached salmon. bus out there,” countered Glass-
ing Green, Ohio — is about an Then Sunday morning, we’ll give
hour north of Nashville and 90 them goodie bags for the day.”
minutes from Louisville. “We don’t
have a synagogue in Bowling That’s because the parish-
Green. The Jewish tradition is for- ioners will be leaving the syna-
eign. So now basically we’re trying gogue first thing in the morning
to spend a little time learning about to try to stake out a spot along
our Jewish brothers and sisters. the Parkway to see Francis. “I
Talking to the rabbi, he says less saw Pope John Paul II [in 1979]
than 3 percent of the population in Washington, D.C. on the
in Broomall is Jewish — much Mall,” said Marilouise Thomas,
smaller than it used to be. We’re in who last saw Ellen and Arnie
a part of Kentucky which has a Glassman over Fourth of July
small percentage of Catholics, so weekend when she and Kather-
we feel in the minority, too. ine — who lives in Doylestown
— were in Margate. “I didn’t see
“We’re calling this a pilgrim- him up close. But when you’re
age. What makes and adds so at a mass where he’s presiding,
much to this trip is getting to just that alone is amazing.
know the community. We’re hop- When he gives that papal bless-
ing to see the pope, but I’ve told ing, I’ll be there — even though
my group we may go all this way it may be a half-mile back. This
and not get a view of him. will be a great experience for
our youth, to meet kids of an-
“But everyone’s excited to be other faith. It’ll be an experience
part of the spectacle. We’ll get as I hope they’ll talk about the rest
close as we can and watch from of their lives.”
the Jumbotron. We’re going to
roll with the punches, but we’ll For those from Beth El-Ner
have fun no matter what.” Tamid, it figures to be equally
memorable. “We think it’s im-
For the 15 adults and 35 stu- portant for us to open our doors
dents, ranging from eighth grade
This will be a great experience for our youth, to The future is in your hands.
meet kids of another faith. It’ll be an experience I
hope they’ll talk about the rest of their lives.” Meet Spencer Brasch, a student at Yeshiva University. On a pre-med track,
Spencer is an Honors student pursuing a dual major in biology and music,
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they had beach houses on the about Judaism and respect and
same block in Margate. tolerance for different religions.”
“We’ll have sandwiches and As for reciprocating down the
salads ready for them when they line, both are open. “We’d love to
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Why Israelis Are Ditching Turkey for Georgia
WORLD and instability in the wake of the life into the Jewish community terer, or shochet. “They sing in Rosh Hashanah to accommodate
Soviet Union’s collapse. of this mountainous republic the Moroccan, not Georgian, the influx.
CNAAN LIPHSHIZ | JTA known for its breathtaking style. But who cares? Before they
Georgia’s Jewish community scenery, friendly people and a su- came, the only time I had a full Sensing the financial poten-
TBILISI, GEORGIA — Rabbi dates back at least 1,500 years, per-sized meat dumpling known house was on Yom Kippur.” tial of the new visitors, the Jew-
Rakhmim Murdukhashvili had and its trajectory is emblematic as khinkali. ish community of Tbilisi quick-
come to think of a crowded of a decline that in the decades Rabbi Meir Kozlovsky, the ly set up a kosher restaurant,
synagogue as a distant child- since the fall of communism has “On some Friday nights, I local Chabad emissary, said Is- King David, in the synagogue
hood memory. been reshaping ancient Jewish close my eyes and listen to the raelis “discovered Georgia” as courtyard, which also has a
communities throughout the sound of 80 Jews singing in my an alternative to Turkey, where kiosk and a souvenir shop.
In 1979, the year he was born, Caucasus region — including the synagogue — something I re- Israeli tourism has fallen by half Meanwhile, local Jewish entre-
the Jewish population of Georgia Mountain Jews of Azerbaijan and member only from when my dad in the last six years following preneurs are preparing to open
was more than 28,000. But dur- Dagestan, and the Bukharan Jews would take me to shul,” said
ing his lifetime the Jewish popu- of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. Murdukhashvili, the spiritual
lation has dwindled to just 4,000 leader of the Great Synagogue
as the republic coped with war But since 2009, a spike in Is- Tbilisi and a Jewish ritual slaugh-
raeli tourism has breathed new
MEET CAROL WHITE, A
LIFELONG SUBURBANITE
WHO’S NOW AT HOME IN
CENTER CITY.
New to Philly, Carol loves living at the ▲ Nanuli Janashvili, left, is the kosher supervisor at Restaurant Jerusalem
heart of it all. She visits her daughter in in Tbilisi, Georgia, while khinkali chef Eto Urusadze, center, is responsible
Rittenhouse, enjoys dinners and river walks for the menu.
with friends and takes writing classes and
physical therapy at The Watermark. Cnaan Liphshiz
“You can do whatever you want. You know,
you’re independent. I mean, there’s no the worsening of relations be- a kosher food service, where
question about it, which is nice. I like that.”
– Carol White, resident of The Watermark tween the two countries. Some campers can stock up on kosher
at Logan Square
60,000 Israelis now visit Geor- food and Israeli snacks to take
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kosher hostels in this capital city omy right now.”
alone. It has also meant that Tbil- Ortal Panehla, who hails from
isi’s two synagogues — long pop- the Tel Aviv suburb of Shaarei
ulated by a graying, predomi- Tikvah, said she traveled to
nantly male crowd — are abuzz Georgia not as a protest against
with hundreds of Israelis stream- Turkey but because of the coun-
ing in daily. Some only come to try’s beauty and exoticism.
walk around and snap a picture, “You can’t really compare a
but many dozens come for the Turkish vacation at some beach
evening prayer service, when the resort or at the pool to a hiking
synagogue’s back rows fill up trip in Georgia,” Panehla said. “It’s
with young men on their way to really two different experiences.”
a mountain trek or are just re- Along with the tourists, some
turning from one. Israelis of Georgian descent have
“I can count on 10 fingers the returned permanently to their
number of times that we had to country of origin to capitalize on
open the upstairs floor,” said the clientele they know so well.
Murdukhashvili, adding that Etty Kricheli and her husband,
since the Israelis came, the up- Jacob, who immigrated to Israel
stairs synagogue is opened every in the 1970s, returned recently
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Cnaan Liphshiz
and last year opened Restaurant niversary of the synagogue in
Jerusalem in central Tbilisi, Oni, 120 miles northwest of Tbil-
where they serve traditional isi. Garibashvili, whose govern-
Georgian dishes like beef stew in ment provided some of the fund-
hazelnut sauce and a kosher vari- ing for renovations at the Oni
ant of khinkali. and Tbilisi synagogues, called
They even hired a profession- Georgia “the second homeland
al khinkali chef, who sometimes of the Jewish people.”
instructs patrons how to con- But Micho Benzion, said to be
sume it: Using the right hand, the country’s only other ritual
grab the dumpling by its doughy slaughterer, is not so sure that
top, which is not meant for con- Georgian Jewry will be able to
sumption but only to function as survive for much longer. Oni
a handle. used to have a flourishing Jewish The future is in your hands.
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ceptable for women to work. ing to become of this communi-
Restaurant Jerusalem, she said, ty, Israeli tourists or no Israeli
is her first real job. tourists,” Benzion said.
The Georgian government Benzion, 42, who is single and
has also served as a modernizing has no children, said he is staying
force for the Jewish community. in Georgia for now.
Prime Minister Irakli Garib-
ashvili last month attended a cer- “But maybe it’s time that I,
emony celebrating the 120th an- too, move to Israel,” he said,
“to finally find a wife and set-
tle down.” l
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LOCAL ban Sukkah,” suburban residents for the first time outside of a syn- ▲ The Averill family’s 2014 sukkah, in
and city-dwellers alike are primed agogue setting at the home of its 5775 incarnation. At right: Karen
JASON COHEN | JE STAFF for a week of al fresco living. their friends, Michael and Anne Averill, her husband, Les, and their
Muderick, in Havertown. They son Morey.
WHILE THERE IS no shortage Karen Averill, who grew up in instantly knew they had to build
of opportunities for Jews who Havertown, did not have a their own, she said.
want to spend time in a sukkah to sukkah as a child, but went to the
do so at their synagogue, for those sukkah at her shul, Suburban “It’s just wonderful to be Jew-
who love the holiday’s mitzvah of Jewish Community Center B’nai ish and celebrate together,” Aver-
the three-sided structure, there is Aaron in Havertown. The holi- ill exclaimed.
just no substitute for having one day was never discussed in her
at home. Whether it’s a case of home and she didn’t know any- Averill, of Bala Cynwyd, who is
getting ready to build one for the one with a sukkah. a member of Temple Adath Israel
first time, or looking forward to in said that her family has built a
this year’s improvements to a per- “I felt sukkah-deprived,” sukkah annually for the past
sonalized “Sukkah Dome” or “Ur- she said. decade. She said it is their favorite
holiday and they attempt to eat
In the early 2000s, she and her every meal in there except break-
husband, Les, went in a sukkah
Plant an Olive Tree fast, when they are too rushed in put up a sukkah in their Bella
to Seed Desert Research the morning with work and school. Vista home. The Kahns, mem-
Begin the New Year with a Gift of Renewal “The more you hang out in bers of Historic Congregation B’-
Planting an olive tree in Israel to commemorate the New Year is a the sukkah, the more you get out nai Abraham Synagogue, built
great way to celebrate the birthday of the world. Plant a tree in honor
or in memory of a special person and you and the recipient will of it,” Averill said. “We call it the their first sukkah in 2009.
receive a beautiful personalized certificate.
‘Sukkah Dome.’ ” Sarah grew up in a religious
Olive trees are planted in Wadi Mashash, the experimental desert
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ects Morey does at school. Jewish Day School in Wyn-
Sarah and Asher Kahn also newood, throughout the process.
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joys cooking and being with four or five hours. His children, to copy what I do,” Desyatnik said.
friends and family. Raphi, 3, and Isabella, 6, are “I hope it works out. I’d like to say
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▲ The Desyatnik family will be building a sukkah for the first time.
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Isabella Desyatnik, 6, and Raphi Berl Desyatnik, 3.
Asher uses wood, bamboo and Philadelphia for 11 years, became The future is now. Visit today.
bungee poles, while the women more attracted to Judaism when
decorate the inside. they went to B’nai Abraham for Women’s Open House and Israel Fair
Simchas Torah and saw people Sunday, November 15, 2015
In 2006, Asher helped his dancing in the streets with Torahs. Stern College for Women
stepfather, Lev Nelik, build one Sy Syms School of Business
in Atlanta, where it was much At first, Desyatnik was going Beren Campus
easier to find branches than it is to buy a sukkah kit online — un-
in Philly. After 10 years of build- til he found out it cost about
ing one, Asher said he has the $600. Being somewhat handy, he
mechanics down for building purchased a DIY kit from the
what he calls the “Urban Sukkah.” Sukkah Project, which offers af-
fordable sukkahs in a variety of
“We sort of designed a way to sizes and styles. It comes with a
do it that it was going to be the manual and a set of steel braces
easiest way to get it up,” he said. to assemble a reusable sukkah
frame using standard-length 2x4
While he handles the con- lumber, with prices ranging from
struction, Sarah loves to cook $56 to $124.
and have people in the sukkah
for almost every meal. “It’s definitely going to be a
challenge because I chose the
“I’m enjoying it so much
more as a parent,” she said.
The more you hang out in the sukkah, the Men’s Open House and Israel Fair
more you get out of it.” Sunday, November 22, 2015
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wife Marina Katsnelson, also of Desyatnik said.
Bella Vista and B’nai Abraham, www.yu.edu/apply
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time. Both Desyatnik and his Rabbi Yochonon Goldman of B’-
wife grew up in the Soviet Union, nai Abraham, who told him to
where they faced religious scruti- use Lauan plywood for the walls
ny and sukkot were forbidden. and a bamboo mat for the s’chach.
The couple, who have been in He said the harvest holidays
of Passover and Sukkot mean
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Seniors’ Experiences Can Enhance Your Life
LOCAL sister and new husband with no through pivotal periods in history, Lesson 2: Stay and eating favorite foods. Also,
money and little education. I teach like the Holocaust and wars where helping others through volunteer-
MARCY SHOEMAKER | JE FEATURE my grandchildren the importance they have been in active duty or Active and Never ing or simply checking on the well
of family and remembering the past had loved ones who served. Other being of a neighbor has also been
AS WE CELEBRATE the New by celebrating holidays to maintain seniors were expelled from their Stop Learning credited with maintaining a pos-
Year and ponder the changes we traditions of the past.” — E.A., home countries and lost family itive attitude.
plan to incorporate in our lives, Holocaust survivor, bubby and members. They feel that they “I lost my wife of 65 years. I
it may be helpful to consider great-grandmother- 94 years old. must teach a younger generation am often asked how I go on. I Lesson 4: No Man
some life lessons from seniors in about the past as a way to honor spend time with family on the
our community. These lessons Senior citizens can be ex- loved ones who are no longer with phone, and by email and Skyping. is an Island
can benefit our relationships, tremely resilient individuals. They us. It is important to always learn
help us navigate difficult times have experienced loss and lived new things and spend time doing “I always considered myself to
in our lives or serve as an inspi- things you love.” — A.S., teacher, be an independent person. I
ration. After reading these les- computer user, father and grand- worked all day as a seamstress. I
sons, you may approach the New father, 87 years old. then came home and made dinner,
Year with a new perspective
about the seniors in your life. I teach my grandchildren the importance of
family and remembering the past by celebrating
Lesson 1: The holidays to maintain traditions of the past.”
Importance of
Maintaining and E.A., HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR, BUBBY AND
Teaching Traditions GREAT-GRANDMOTHER, 94 YEARS OLD
“I survived the Holocaust while Many seniors believe strongly cared for my parents, husband and
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Jeff Skversky Is a Man of Action News
LOCAL And, more to the point, if he “Obviously, I’m lucky. When I
hadn’t grown up imitating Harry was working my way up, I
JON MARKS | JE STAFF Kalas while playing baseball in thought if I could just get there,
his Bensalem backyard, he I’d made it. I’d feel successful. But
WHEN IT COMES to the wouldn’t have had the itch to be- that’s never clicked for me. I still
“everything happens for a rea- come a sportscaster in the first go through the same process. Still
son” school of thought, Jeff place. work as hard. I know my produc-
Skversky is a leading disciple. ers think I’m crazy, but I try to
So here he is, at age 36, in his treat every show like my last.
After all, if he hadn’t had to dream job, broadcasting sports Maybe as I get older, I’ll relax a
deal with the arrogance and sar- on 6ABC Action News nights bit, but I like having that edge. I
casm of Jim Boeheim in his early and weekends, sitting alongside think it works for me.
years working for an NBC affil- legendary anchor Jim Gardner,
iate in Syracuse, he wouldn’t have whom he idolized as a kid. Even “That’s how Gary was.”
been prepared for dealing with now he finds it all hard to believe. The late Gary Papa was in-
Chip Kelly. If he hadn’t gone to “I used to think when I was strumental in Skversky’s career,
Macon, Ga., where the job he younger just getting in the busi- first when he worked as an intern
was hired for was gone as soon ness it was my dream to work in in the late ’90s and later when he
as he arrived, he wouldn’t have Philly — and I was fanatical joined the station. According to
met one of his best friends. If he about working at Channel 6,” Skversky, whose great-grandpar-
hadn’t gone to work for the CBS said Skversky, who arrived in ents came over from Romania,
affiliate in St. Louis, he wouldn’t 2009, after previously interning Russia and Hungary, once Gary
have met his future wife, Mandy. there while attending Temple. taught him the ropes, Jeff made
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whom he married in March he was just settling in when
2013. “I learned a ton from him. Carmelo Anthony announced “You have a reconstructed of-
he’d be leaving the school to turn fensive line. How are they going
“I remember doing my col- pro. He stayed there for three to protect Sam Bradford? And is
lege demo tape trying to get my years, putting up with Boeheim’s he going to stay healthy? I thinks
first job. I sat next to Gary and behavior, before getting a job they can go anywhere from eight
I’m locked into my script. He’s with the CBS affiliate in St. Louis to 11 wins, depending on if the
saying, ‘Forget it. You don’t need — just in time for the Cardinals’ wrong guys get hurt.”
the script. Just look at the video 2006 World Series run.
and react.’ He taught me a lot of One thing he can depend on
things just at different levels of “St. Louis is a great baseball is Chip Kelly giving him and his
wanting to be a sportscaster and town,” Skversky said of the place colleagues plenty to talk about.
how to put a tape together.” former Phillie Scott Rolen called “Chip is entertaining — and he’s
“baseball heaven.” “It was super tough,” said Skversky, whose
Skversky can also thank the cool covering the World Series Jewish background is Conserva-
audio-visual aids department and the parade, but I got laid off tive, though he doesn’t currently
at Bensalem High for getting two years into my job when the belong to a synagogue. “He’s not
him off the ground. “It’s actu- market crashed. boring — in our business, we
ally a great breeding ground for want anti-boring.
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started with the OWN — Owls’ The Macon thing was really “Does he tell us much? No.
Television Network — shortly tough and then some random But it really doesn’t matter what
after his Bar Mitzvah from guy you’ve sent a tape to hires you these guys say. It just matters if
Temple Beth Ami. “I was doing and I meet my wife out there. they win or not. It didn’t matter
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AFTER A TWO-DECADE Rabbinical Association said
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Sunday, ist Rabbinical Colege, Rabbi constructionist movement,
Elyse Wechterman is returning made her an ideal candidate for
October to the area as executive direc- the position.
25th tor of the Reconstructionist
Rabbinical Association. “As the role of the rabbi
Wednesday, broadens beyond the pulpit in-
Wechterman replaces interim to academic, institutional and
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Wechterman said not only were staying in Massachusetts for a
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After spending two years in the jumping in and meeting people
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Skorka Defamation League and the pope’s favorite team, San Lorenzo “It’s a tremendous sign, the first drawn to the ideas of science in
Board of Rabbis of Greater de Almagro, beating Skorka’s time in history that this occurred” a way that complemented reli-
Continued from Page 1 Philadelphia. team, Club Atlético River Plate. that a pope requested the partici- gion.
With several hundred people Skorka was often invited by pation of a Jewish leader for such “My passion was to under-
relationships. expected to attend, Cunningham the president of Argentina at the a venture, he said. “Each of us stand a little bit more about God’s
Philip Cunningham, director said it’s an example of the entire time to be a representative of the [has] a total confidence in the oth- creation,” he said.
of the Institute for Jewish- region celebrating the milestone. Jews at ceremonies, among other er. We know that the other is a real Scientific philosophy is fairly
Catholic Relations at Saint Cunningham met Skorka at an rabbis. Over time, he and Pope friend that will do the utmost for set in stone; you cannot speak
Joseph’s and president of the In- annual ICCJ conference, held in Francis worked together more the other in order to help him.” about the concept of time with-
ternational Council of Christians Buenos Aires last year. When he
and Jews, said Nostra Aetate re- heard of Skorka’s upcoming visit
versed centuries of negative at- to Philadelphia, he immediately
titudes and teachings about Jews. invited him to the celebration.
Saint Joseph’s University was With Philadelphia having the We know that the other is a real
the first institution in the United third largest Jewish community
States to develop a program in in the U.S., Cunningham said the friend that will do the utmost for the
response to Nostra Aetate, short- fact that both religious leaders
ly after it was declared. will be here illustrates the new other in order to help him.”
In the Middle Ages, especially world that we live in.
in Christian Europe, it was com- “The fact that [Skorka’s] visit RABBI ABRAHAM SKORKA
mon to depict the church figure is occurring the same weekend
in sculptures as strong and pow- as Francis’ reinforces the dramat- Rabbi Abraham
erful and the synagogue as defeat- ic turnaround that Nostra Aetate Skorka and
Pope Francis
ed. But the Saint Joseph’s statue, represents,” he said.
created by local artist Joshua Koff- Skorka will spend about a Provided by Rabbi Abraham Skorka
man, portrays both positively. week in Philadelphia meeting often and began learning from Skorka said he and Francis out knowing the theory of rela-
Cunningham said he hopes with officials. He hopes to meet one another. discuss the similarities and dif- tivity. Skorka theorized that he
the ceremony continues to shape briefly with the pope Sunday “He was the one who first ferences between their religions studied Judaism in order to ac-
interfaith relationships, providing morning in passing while Francis opened the door, which allows and build on their work together, quire the knowledge of the
guidance to other religious will be at a papal meeting with us to speak freely,” he said. continuing to analyze their ethics. Torah; you cannot have one
groups in the world today. bishops at the nearby St. Charles Pope Francis invited Skorka “We are not moving from our without the other.
“We’ve learned how to talk to Borromeo Seminary, taking a to conferences and seminars convictions. We don’t try to After his first degree in chem-
one another,” he said. “Now we re- few moments to bless the new for Catholics. Skorka invited transform the other. What we do istry and third level of Jewish
ally can do that in a way that’s lit- statue and catch up. Pope Francis to his synagogue, is a real dialogue,” he said. curriculum, one of his professors
erally unprecedented in history.” In a telephone interview, Sko- where the future pope spoke to “It’s a real friendship; it’s a advised him to finish his rabbini-
The Jewish community is rka recalled that the duo’s friend- the congregation. deep friendship because during cal studies and decide on his ca-
joining in the celebration as well. ship started in the mid-1990s, Skorka said the highlight of all the years of our friendship, we reer path later.
The ceremony is co-sponsored when Francis was then Jorge their friendship was the publica- maintained a direct dialogue pre- He continued to study both
by Saint Joseph’s University, the Bergoglio, the archbishop of tion of their book, Of Heaven senting all the themes with a great fields, receiving a Ph.D. in chem-
Archdiocese of Philadelphia, the Buenos Aires. and Earth, which was published respect — each to the other — istry from the University of
World Meeting of Families, the The two bonded over what in English in 2013. but speaking openly,” Skorka said. Buenos Aires while he was al-
Jewish Federation of Greater most religious leaders bond When the pope asked him to When Francis traveled to Israel ready ordained as a rabbi.
Philadelphia, the American Jew- over: sports. write part of the book, Skorka for the first time in 2014, Skorka Skorka also has a doctorate
ish Committee, the Anti- They joked about soccer, the said he was touched. was by his side. They prayed at the honoris causa from the Jewish
Kotel and left messages in its Theological Seminary of Amer-
cracks, visited Yad Vashem, and ica in New York.
placed a wreath at Mount Herzl. But eventually, Judaism called
Zionism is also a huge part of on him more and more. Now, the
the Jewish community in Ar- 65-year-old is completely dedi-
gentina, Skorka added. The cated to his rabbinical work and
country’s largest Jewish commu- the Jewish community.
nity, with a population of about When his “dear brother” be-
200,000, can be found in his came the 266th pope, Skorka was
hometown of Buenos Aires. ecstatic. And after two and a half
$5RCPZ8DQJMWMJLBFN&*ORHPFHG\ Skorka was born in Argentina, years of papacy, he said Francis is
but he is of Ashkenazi decent. His a central figure for all humanity.
parents immigrated to Argentina
from Poland in the 1920s. He had “I felt God’s presence in this
a very religious upbringing, at- action,” he said. “Most impor-
tending Jewish schools since tant, God blessed me with the
possibilities to transmit the
childhood and speaking Yiddish message of Judaism to my
as his first language. community, to my students in
He also speaks Hebrew, Eng- the rabbinical seminary and
lish and Spanish, and dabbles in now this work of dialogue with
4&10$5some German. Pope Francis.” l
Aside from his Jewish educa-
CSUTUBHFPSHt tion, Skorka is a man of science. Contact:
Initially, he wanted a career in [email protected];
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Wegmans ry Hill store and was confused to clined to provide his last name. “It’s ▲ Kosher chickens cook in a non-kosher oven at Wegmans’ King of
see chickens under a Wegmans not really kosher. I know this is Prussia location.
Continued from Page 1 label being sold as “strictly kosher. I’ve been coming here since
kosher” at the Kosher Specialties the kosher butcher closed. Most “I want them to change their label the Jewish Exponent. “At this
soning and cooking them in their shop. Knowing there was no people buy kosher stuff here.” and issue an apology to the Jewish time, communications have
own, non-kosher ovens, then mashgiach or rabbi on site, Rosen community. been sent to our stores to be
repackaging them, the company wondered how this was possible. Count Tel Aviv native Chaya sure employees are up-to-date
believes it is doing each local Jew- Nakash among those people. “I don’t think that’s unreason- with their training.
ish community a service. In reality, It bothered him enough to “There’s more variety here,” said able. If they’re kosher-style, they
it’s a disservice, which few shop- contact the company for clarifi- Nakash, who lives in Cherry Hill. need to make that disclosure. But “Department leaders are also
pers seem to understand, partic- cation. “I spoke to a manager “I’m Israeli, and they have some then don’t tell me you’re kosher- checking to be sure the appropri-
ularly if they might be buying gift there who said they take Empire Israeli produce I like. style and have everything por- ate information is either posted
items for a truly kosher household. kosher chickens, unwrap them, trayed as kosher. I’m going to do or filed at the stores.
cook them in their own facilities “I buy other things at Weg- what I have to do. I may have
“As long as it’s not opened, it’s then repackage them,” said the mans, but they don’t have a lot of others involved as well.” “Bottom line: Wegmans’
kosher-certified,” said John, the 28-year-old Rosen, who posted variety and this” —the Shop-Rite reputation is not about taking
deli manager at the Wegmans this information on Facebook — “has been here a long time.” While sympathetic to the is- shortcuts. We conduct our
King of Prussia. “As soon I open and has since consulted a rabbi sue, there seems to be no indi- business following all available
it or puncture the package, it is at the Cherry Hill Chabad. But not everyone agrees with cation Wegmans’ approach will regulations.” l
no longer kosher-certified — it her. “They seem to have better change. “There are always op-
would be kosher-style. “The label is theirs. It says prices here, but I feel just as con- portunities to review practices Contact:
‘Kosher Plain Rotisserie Chicken.’ fident at other places,” said Phyllis with our employees,” said Col-
“We make no illusions about But when I spoke to Jennifer, the from Haddonfield, who also de- leluori in an email response to [email protected];
us being certified,” he continued. manager, she said, ‘We tell people clined to give her last name. “It
“I’m not a rabbi, and we are not we’re kosher style.’ But there’s no has to have the symbol. I don’t 215-832-0729.
a designated store.” sign saying that. In fact, all labels have to see a rabbi to see that. But
say kosher. I guess I’m not particular.” Now That You are
Except that, according to Weg- Retired -
mans’ own glossy 28-page “Kosher “If they’re kosher-style, why Such thinking may be what
Entertaining” brochure laying out are they purporting to say kosher? Wegmans is relying on. “If you’re Can You AFFORD to Stay
Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and There’s no hechsher. It’s very mis- totally devoted to kashrut, you’re
other holiday options for cus- leading. I think it violates New going to make sure and investigate Retired?
tomers, they are. Even a store Jersey code and constitutes fraud.” that it’s right,” said Pruss. “ ‘Kosher
spokesperson defines their prod- style’ right away raises a red flag. You are invited to an informational seminar,
ucts as kosher, not kosher-style. But, as indicated by Hisiger “How to Navigate the Maze of
and confirmed by the New Jersey “Nobody tries to get away
“Wegmans Kosher Delis are Bureau of Kosher Enforcement, with anything here. But if they’re Income Generation and Asset Preservation.”
‘kosher,’ ” said Jeanne Colleluori, which investigates such allega- using their own ovens” at Weg- presented by Rosemary G. Caligiuri, President of
media relations coordinator for tions, it does not. “Kosher is what mans “to cook kosher food,
Wegmans Consumer Affairs. they say it is,” said Rabbi Mitchel there’s certainly an ignorance. Or Harvest Group Financial Services, Corp. and
“There is no designation for Bomrind, head of the bureau the it’s the famous expression, ‘It’s John H. Lindsey, CFP®, ChFC®, RICP®
‘kosher-style.’ The person who past three years. “It’s not up to Kosher enough for me.’ ”
oversees our kosher delis con- the expectations of other people. Attleboro Village
sults with a rabbi in Rochester, While Wegmans denies it’s do- 290 East Winchester Avenue
N.Y. He [the rabbi] reviews some “Wegmans is within the state ing anything malicious, deceptive
of our printed materials and law. They disclose they have no or purposefully disrespectful to its Langhorne, PA 19047
makes suggestion or corrections rabbinical supervision. The only Jewish clientele, no one contacted October 8, 2015 at 1:00 P.M
regarding our communications. way they would be in violation at the company can seem to ex-
would be if they disclose one plain why they have a glass-en-
“He will also advise if an un- thing and then do another. closed case selling lobster within RSVP by October 5, 2015
familiar product is presented to a few feet of both the Cherry Hill
Wegmans. He does not have any “It’s caveat emptor — let the Kosher Specialties department 215-750-7575
decision-making or audit re- buyer beware.” and King of Prussia kosher deli. Seating is Limited!
sponsibilities at Wegmans.”
Just a mile from Wegmans at “An interesting layout,” conced- /ŶĚĞƉĞŶĚĞŶƚ>ŝǀŝŶŐͻWĞƌƐŽŶĂůĂƌĞͻEƵƌƐŝŶŐΘZĞŚĂď
That rabbi, Chaim Hisiger, the “Kosher Experience” in the ed John from the King of Prussia
verifies that. “My work with back corner of the Cherry Hill store, who wouldn’t provide his Securities and advisory services are offered through Centaurus Financial, Inc.,
Wegmans has nothing to do with Shop-Rite, buyers seem to be. last name or how long he’d been Member FINRA and SIPC, a Registered Investment Advisor.
the kosher section,” said Hisiger, There, Rabbi Alan Pruss makes employed there. “A couple of
who oversees Rochester’s kosher sure everything that enters his times, people mention it and that’s Supervisory Branch: 3902 State Street, Suite 101, Santa Barbara,, CA 93105, 1
service agency and also serves as turf meets his standards. when I explain we’re not trying to .888.569.1982.. Harvest Group Financial Services and Centaurus Financial are not affiliated.
principal of local Hillel Commu- hide that we’re not certified.
nity Day School. “I have no con- “I’m very over and above
trol over what the company does. board to make sure everything “If I come in and see you have
here has proper certification,” the cap [yarmulke] on or you’re
“I can only give them what said Pruss, who’s been on the job an Orthodox Jew I will make it a
the kosher standard is. What they for 12 years after coming from point to inform you. Every now
deem as acceptable and especial- Pittsburgh. “Everything we do is and then it will happen — some-
ly if they have the state backing according to the law” of kashrut. one’s checking out different
them up, who am I to question? kosher options in the area.”
The only thing I certify are the “If I’m not happy with it, it
packages that go out, but Weg- doesn’t come in. Nothing gets be- While that may annoy Adam
mans is legitimately kosher based hind that line” separating the Rosen, it’s not the reason he’s con-
on the state’s law” in New Jersey. meat and deli counter from the sidering his legal options. “I’m not
grocery area “unless I say OK.” asking for money,” said Rosen,
Cherry Hill attorney Adam who has not heard back from
Rosen recently entered the Cher- That inspires customer confi- Wegmans since issuing a cease-
dence. “I don’t shop at Wegmans,” and -desist order three weeks ago.
said Ron of Cherry Hill, who de-
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EDITORIAL Tzedek, Tzedek Tirdof —
Ann Coulter, Justice, Justice Shall You Pursue
the Hateful Bigot RABBI BINYOMIN AND GEVURA DAVIS children learned what the face derer suffer just as he/she caused
of hate looks like. suffering. Judaism humbly recog-
CONSERVATIVE COMMENTATOR ANN COULTER has a rep- APRIL 13, 2014. Everyone in the nizes that God is the ultimate
Kansas City Jewish community All of these emotions had di- judge of another’s actions and that
utation for sharp words and jarring rhetoric. But she went too far in remembers where they were minished only slightly over the is where the true judgment and
when they heard about the shoot- past 18 months, only to resurface punishment will be. Rather, the
a Twitter post during the final minutes of last Wednesday’s Republican ing in our JCC. Just as my parents’ when we heard the news this death penalty should serve as a
generation remembers where week that a jury has recommend- deterrent to future crime and a
presidential debate. Following a number of references to Israel by they were when JFK was shot and ed that Frazier Glenn Miller Jr. re- way of teaching society which
my grandparents remember ceive the death penalty. Now a crimes should be viewed as most
debate participants, Coulter where they were when D-Day whole new set of emotions, severe. Rabbi Feinstein further
and Pearl Harbor occurred and thoughts and feelings have begun. points out that there are several
tweeted: “How many f—-ing Ann Coulter my peers all remember the exact Is more death really what the procedural safeguards to protect
moment the Twin Towers went community needs to heal? Should against the death penalty and to
Jews do these people think down. Even my 7-year-old he receive mercy even when he ensure that it only happens when
daughter remembers 4/13. had none to give his victims? Will there are a number of criteria met;
there are in the United this serve as a deterrent to future all of this points to the great value
Blessedly, it rained in the murderers and terrorists? Judaism places on human life.
States?” In doing so, not only morning, so our JCC soccer
games were canceled. Instead of As Jewish educators, when There are many modern
did she join two words that being on the campus, we were such moral and ethical questions dilemmas that also arise. Will
home cleaning for Passover. Along and dilemmas arise we turn to the the appeals process cost taxpay-
should never go together, she with the first report of an active Torah for answers. First of all, the ers more money? Will a death
shooter came sirens blasting most notable misconception of sentence prolong the media at-
went over the line of what throughout our quiet Overland Torah law on capital punishment tention and glory that this self-
Park — and frantic calls, texts and comes from the famous line in the proclaimed neo-Nazi espouses?
constitutes appropriate Facebook posts from friends ask- Book of Exodus discussing a fight Will he be glorified as a martyr
ing to pray for their children who between two Jews, says the fol- in his own mind and that of his
speech and into the territory were trapped in the building either lowing: “…an eye for an eye, a like minded sympathizers? Can
exercising, at dance practice or au- tooth for a tooth, a hand for a we make peace with the fact that
of offensive, hateful drivel. ditioning for “KC Superstar,” our hand, a foot for a foot; a burn for he might enjoy a long life in
local talent show. Then the news a burn, a wound for a wound, a prison? Clearly, we know he is
Coulter should be ashamed rolled in: deaths reported, a sec- bruise for a bruise.” (Exodus guilty and no mistake will be
ond location shooting, the retire- 21:24-25). The Talmud (Bava Ka- made in that sense.
of herself — but she appears ment home we visit weekly, an ar- ma 83b-84a) deduces from the
rest, a neo-Nazi. The day was over, Oral Law that this verse is refer- It seems that there are no right
to have no shame. ring to financial damages. The answers or easy solutions. The
families of the victims lose either
The ADL called Coulter’s way, as do we all. What he did
was beyond despicable. There are
remark “ugly, spiteful and not enough adjectives to accu-
rately describe the depravity and
borderline anti-Semitic.” We pain he is responsible for. He
robbed three families of their pre-
will go further: Coulter’s re- Gage Skidmore cious and treasured loved ones,
causing unthinkable pain. He
mark was anti-Semitic, plain and simple. Although Coulter markets created fear and pain throughout
the entire Jewish community. For
herself as someone “who stirs the pot,” her outrageous, very public these terrible crimes there will be
no retribution in this world, re-
utterance crossed the line of decency and reflects a level of disrespect gardless of his sentence.
and hatred that cannot be tolerated. It is our sincere hope and
prayer that this will be the last
For some, Coulter’s foul-mouthed anti-Semitism comes as no hate crime to speak of. That our
children will feel comfortable
surprise. They point to the fact that after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, looking and acting Jewish. That
all of the added security will
Coulter proposed: “We should invade their countries, kill their lead- serve as a deterrent. And that
God will bring justice and last-
ers and convert them to Christianity.” And in 2007, she told an in- ing peace to the world. l
terviewer that she wants her dream America to be completely Chris- Rabbi Binyomin Davis is the new
tian, with “Jews to be perfected, as they say,” meaning that Jews managing director of the Etz Chaim
should be converted to Christianity. And there is more — but none Center in Elkins Park. His wife, Gevura,
of it worth repeating. works with women, teens, college stu-
Unfortunately, Coulter’s most recent ugly rhetoric obscures the For these terrible crimes there will be no retribu- dents and young professionals.
tion in this world, regardless of his sentence.
fact that that a lot of substantive policy discussions actually took
place among the presidential contenders at the second debate. But
that didn’t seem to be of much interest to Coulter. She was much
more focused on the “f—-ing Jews.”
We condemn Coulter’s remark and condemn her bigotry. Ann but the repercussions were just be- Torah principle is that when
ginning. someone harms someone else, the
Coulter is a hateful noisemaker who should be ignored. perpetrator must find a way to try
The day that Frazier Glenn to right the situation and give the
Join the Miller Jr. brazenly walked into fair amount of damages to the
conversation! our Jewish community campus- victim, not as way of seeking ret-
es and indiscriminately shot and ribution and justice but as a prac-
Tell us what you’re thinking murdered a young teen and his tical tool in recovering a loss.
and interact with the community at grandfather changed lives forev-
jewishexponent.com er. The JCC and Village Shalom Secondly, it is well known that
were the places we both worked, the Torah does in fact sanction
Connect with us on exercised, dined and the place the death penalty when certain
our children went to school, criteria are met. It’s important to
where we meet friends and saw understand the circumstances,
so many life cycle events, our reasoning, and practicality of this
first three children starting aspect of Torah Law. One of the
school, receiving their first great Torah sages of our genera-
prayer books, Torahs, where our tion, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein states
son had his bris. unequivocally (Igros Moshe,
Chosen Mishpat, vol. 2, § 68) that
In the following few days, unlike in current secular thought,
policies changed. Armed guards the death penalty is not a punish-
were hired. New security posi- ment and way of making a mur-
tions were developed. And our
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During Sukkot in Israel, There Are KVETCH ’N KVELL
Three Sides to Every Interpretation The True Architects of Temple Mount Unrest
TEDDY WEINBERGER temporary dwelling. sukkot, plenty of the national-re- Anyone reading the foreign press about the rioting taking place
Truth be told, they have Jew- ligious (the modern-Orthodox on the Temple Mount would imagine that Jews were running amok
IN AMERICA, SUKKOT is a equivalent in Israel) can be found in Jerusalem.
meteorologically challenged hol- ish tradition on their side. While on mattresses and sleeping bags
iday, and our family has experi- the relevant biblical verse liter- in their sukkot. These will usu- Nothing could be further from the truth. The violence derives
enced the whole panoply of chal- ally reads, “You shall sit in ally be men since women are from the provocative actions of paid volunteers of Islamist extremist
lenges confronting anyone look- booths seven days” (Lev. 23.42); technically released from the groups such as Murabitun and Murabatat who, for weeks, have been
ing to engage in a range of the Talmud reads “sit” as “dwell” mitzvah of sukkah (a time- intimidating non-Muslim visitors to the Temple Mount.
household activities in a sukkah. (see Tractate Sukkah 28b). If bound commandment). And
From my wife’s native Omaha, you don’t sleep in the sukkah in while women have obligated These radical groups have been defying the established arrange-
with its bitter cold October Israel, you are sometimes made themselves to eating in the ments, which allows for non-Muslims to visit this holy place, which
nights, to my native New York’s to feel as if you have hardly ob- sukkah, because of reasons of they have been doing silently and respectfully.
torrential rains, to the oppres- served the mitzvah. Precisely modesty (and the fact that fewer
sively hot Miami where we lived the pleasantness of the Sukkot of them are crazy) they are not It has been the Muslim groups who have defied the law and order
for six years before making aliyah meals undermines one’s reli- expected to sleep outside. with dangerous provocations leading up to them storing rocks and
gious commitment. You really firebombs in the mosques and attempting to barricade themselves
inside while hurling these missiles at passersby and police that had
to come to re-establish order and quiet.
It was not the Jews that ordered a “Day of Rage” but Muslim
youths who seem determined to light a global fire in Jerusalem.
The same mutual respect that exists within Israeli society that hon-
ors the faith of Jews, Christians, Muslims, and others must reign
in Jerusalem.
Anyone who provokes hate and violence must be punished to
the full extent of Israeli law, irrespective of their religion.
Barry Shaw | senior associate for public diplomacy, Israel Insti-
tute for Strategic Studies
in 1997, Sukkot, though charac- want to show your love for the On a few occasions, I have RJC Q&A
terized by meals outside, was of- tradition on the holiday? Sleep joined my sons Ezra and Elie and Shana tovah to my co-religionists in the Republican Jewish Coalition
ten no picnic. In Israel, on the in your sukkah. slept in our sukkah. In truth, it can (RJC). In the spirit of a more humane New Year, I do have some
other hand, Sukkot meals very be a fun experience, lying there in questions:
much do resemble pleasant pic- At this point, you might be the pleasant weather in the deco-
nics, as the weather is usually asking yourself: If sleeping in the rated sukkah (especially with the 1) How do you feel about the potential government shutdown
quite temperate. sukkah is so praiseworthy, how comforting feeling of that tiny and its attendant disruption being promoted by some in the GOP
come it is not emphasized in the sleeping pill at the ready in the over Planned Parenthood?
Of course, life is never simple Diaspora? Two answers here: palm of my hand). Perhaps I’m
and there just has to be a fly in not fulfilling the commandment 2) How does the RJC propose to replace the 97 percent of services
the ointment — or a bee in the 1) We are not expected to be correctly, and perhaps I’m missing that Planned Parenthood provides to women — many of quite mod-
honey, since we’re speaking miserable in the sukkah, and sleep- out on getting the full rich expe- est means — that are not abortion-related?
about Sukkot. If you are tempted ing outside in inclement weather rience of the mitzvah by not sleep-
to conclude that the mitzvah of would have us risk that; and ing in my sukkah all seven nights? 3) How does the RJC feel about the GOP’s willingness to interfere
the sukkah is easy to observe in Perhaps. Happy Sukkot! l in women’s private reproductive health issues, be they birth control
Israel, you need to know one 2) We are afraid that those access to abortion/choice or whatever?
thing: There are plenty of people who hate Jews will come and do Teddy Weinberger, Ph.D., made aliyah
who will tell you that the mitzvah bad things to us. 4) How does the RJC feel about repealing the ACA and denying
is to live as much as possible in with his family in 1997 from Miami, access to decent health care to millions? Is that a Jewish value?
the sukkah for seven days — not What happens in practice? If
just to take one’s meals in the you’re expecting me at this point where he was an assistant professor 5) How would the RJC feel if an American president (of either
sukkah, but to study, play and to say that only haredim sleep in party) addressed the Knesset with the objective of derailing a policy
sleep in the sukkah as well. The their sukkahs on the holiday, you of religious studies. He writes a column of the Israeli Prime Minister, much as Benjamin Netanyahu (with
sukkah, according to these peo- would be wrong. While the the connivance of John Boehner) did?
ple (aka “killjoys”) is not just a haredim often go to great lengths on life in Israel for American Jewish
temporary dining room, but a to give their sukkah a feeling of There is an old adage that when you lie down with dogs, you get
a “dwelling,” dragging out their newspapers. He and his wife, Sarah up with fleas. The RJC is positioning itself with the ugly, intolerant
regular (heavy) dining-room ta- portion of the GOP, as epitomized by Trump, Cruz, Huckabee etc.
bles and bureaus into their Jane Ross, live in Givat Ze’ev, a suburb Please learn from history. Jewish people have not done well in so-
cieties where hate and intolerance were the order of the day.
of Jerusalem just over the Green Line.
Richard Saunders | Eagleville
They have five children.
Mystified by Rabbinical Support
Why is Rabbi Strom proud to be on the side of a deal that gives
$150 billion to a terrorist regime that chants “Death to America,
death to Israel,” and sends weapons to Hamas and Hezbollah?
I say Rabbi Strom and the hundreds of rabbis he says support
this deal are out of their minds.
Zachary Margolies | Philadelphia
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Jewish Don of Latin American TV
Calls It a Career After 53 Years
TELEVISION News. In his 2001 Spanish au- years earlier to Chile,” he wrote called Show Dominical (“Sunday long fan of Sábado Gigante.
tobiography, Don Francisco: En- in the autobiography. “He spoke Show”) — premiered in 1962 on “Don Francisco was always a
JULIAN VOLOJ | JTA tre la Espada y la TV (“Between some faulty Spanish the way Ger- Channel 13. (The same year, Car-
a Rock and the TV”), he de- mans pronounced it. The char- son started his 30-year tenure as people person and in less than a
ON SATURDAY, THE Spanish scribes a Jewish upbringing in acter wasn’t a mere invention, but host of The Tonight Show.) In second he could make them laugh
language television network Uni- Chile filled with Bar Mitzvahs, based on my parents and their 1963, the broadcast was moved and also cry,” Guindi said. “The
vision hosted the final broadcast Chanukah celebrations — and German friends who came to our to Saturday and the name conse- show was amazing. It was a great,
of Sábado Gigante. anti-Semitism. house on the weekends.” quently changed. dynamic show like any other
American family show. It was a
With 53 years on TV, the His world was the world of Kreutzberger’s father, a tailor, In 1986, the U.S.-based Uni- show full of emotions, just like a
world’s longest-running variety immigrants. At home with his wanted him to join the family vision came calling and Sábado Latin soap opera but with games.”
show is an eclectic, strange family, German was the language business and sent him in the late Gigante — “low-brow entertain-
mashup of a game show, a talk of communication, not Spanish. 1950s to New York to learn the ment geared toward the working “I could relate to him because
show and live entertainment. trade. In the Big Apple, however, and middle classes,” as described he literally looked like one of my
There are singing competitions — “German is my first language,” the young Chilean discovered a by Stavans — became an Amer- uncles, but never in my mind did
the poor-performing contestants he wrote. “I only learned Spanish different passion: television. In- ican show. No longer confined to the idea of him being Jewish
are eliminated by a trumpet blast, when I started to go to school.” spired by what he saw on the the slim borders of Chile, it was come across,” said the Mexico-
a la The Gong Show — as well as screen, he returned to Chile with produced for the rapidly growing born Guindi, who is Jewish. “To
lie-detector tests for husbands ac- This immigrant experience — the goal of becoming the coun- Spanish-speaking community in me, and I think that to the rest of
cused of infidelity, comedy seg- facing linguistic challenges and the viewers, Don Francisco was
ments and beauty contests. prejudices — was what eventu- an aspirational character of a
Latino that has genuinely made
Each week, the three-hour ▲ Don Francisco — born Mario Luis Kreutzberger Blumenfeld — in front of a live audience on his record-making it in the United States.”
hodgepodge is broadcast in 40 show, Sabado Gigante, in the 1990s.
countries and watched by tens Stavans is not surprised.
of millions of viewers. With a Courtesy of Univision “Only a minuscule and large-
reach beyond the Spanish-lan- ly educated portion of the audi-
guage market — it’s been the ally allowed the TV host to con- try’s Johnny Carson. He pitched the United States. ence is aware of his Jewish iden-
subject of parodies on Saturday nect with his pan-Latino audi- his idea of an American-style va- “With the move to Miami, the tity,” the Amherst professor said.
Night Live and The Colbert Re- ence, who faced similar chal- riety show to Channel 13. The “In Latin America, Jews consti-
port — Sábado Gigante is a lenges in the United States. executives were enthusiastic but show acquired a new identity as tute less than 0.001 percent of
well-known pop-culture phe- there was one problem: His name a Latino show,” Stavans said. On the entire population of close to
nomenon. In fact, it was at Club Israelita was “too difficult to pronounce Univision, the son of immigrants 460 million. This means that the
Maccabi, the Jewish community and not easy to remember,” he re- to Latin America quickly became vast majority has absolutely no
Less known, however, is that center in the Chilean capital of called in his autobiography. the pride of Latin American im- experiential knowledge of Jew-
Don Francisco, the show’s Chilean Santiago, that the prototype of migrants in the United States. He ish culture.”
creator and host, is Jewish. Don Francisco was born. In search for a more universal said Kreutzberger “sees himself Kreutzberger didn’t address
Spanish name, “I decided to res- as a Latino, not just a Chilean, Jewish topics on Sábado Gi-
The son of German Jews who “Every Friday night, we had a urrect my old character from my because of his Jewish identity.” gante. But off camera, Stavans
had fled Nazi persecution, Mario soiree that I presented in the times at Club Maccabi,” he wrote said, “he sees himself as very
Luis Kreutzberger Blumenfeld character of ‘Don Francisco — and Don Francisco was born. Simon Guindi Cohen, the Jewish.”
created Sábado Gigante and Ziziguen González,’ a German- New York-based founder of the In advance of the final broad-
transformed it into an unprece- Jew who had arrived some 15 Kreutzberger’s show — then clothing label Spenglish, is a life- cast, which will include guests
dented success. Drawing on his like Shakira and Enrique Iglesias,
immigrant background and in- a street in Manhattan’s Washing-
fluenced by American television ton Heights neighborhood was
culture, the kindly Kreutzberger renamed last week in honor of
connected with a pan-Latino au- Don Francisco. Hundreds of fans
dience and became the undisput- jammed the streets in hopes of
ed “Gran Maestro” of Spanish- seeing their idol.
language media — not in spite In a way, honoring Don Fran-
of, but because of, his Jewish cisco also was recognizing an in-
identity. creasingly self-confident Latino
community in the U.S.
“Among Spanish speakers in “Sábado Gigante was like a
the United States, he is an icon,” little miracle in everyone’s week-
said Ilan Stavans, a professor of end when you were in a country
Latin American and Latino cul- that wasn’t yours,” Guindi said.
ture at Amherst College who has “It was a reassurance to the peo-
been a guest on Sábado Gigante. ple who watched, so they could
“In my view, he couldn’t really know and see that we were not
come to that type of persona in this country alone.
were he not Jewish.” “It gave us a little extra push on
the weekend so we could go on
Kreutzberger, 74, was born and strengthen our Latin roots.” l
in Chile, the “only option” his
refugee parents had when they
left Germany, he told CBS
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New Israeli Art Exhibition a Sight to See
MUSIC had taken him from Memphis, to years, with the majority of works rience thanks to an interactive berg is hopeful the project will gen-
of more recent vintage. The pieces website that can be used before, erate enough interest to spark a na-
Tulsa, to Omaha, to Springfield, reflect a country in constant un- during and after you visit. tional tour once the exhibition
certainty, which plays out in a leaves Towson next spring.
JON MARKS | JE STAFF Mo. “You peel one layer and there’s number of ways. One thing that “Traditional labeling is very lim-
quickly becomes evident is how ited,” explained Rosenberg, who “It’s about education,” said
another underneath. different the public perception of says israelivisionsofplace.com can Rosenberg, who also will be put-
Israel is from the reality. be accessed from any device. “Au- ting out a 100-page fully illustrat-
LIKE A PROUD PAPA, Martin “The power of art is so im- dio tours we find canned. Instead, ed catalog of the exhibition that
“Most of the artists are Jewish,” we created a mobile-friendly web- will go on sale. “We probably
Rosenberg can’t help but beam mense because art is a particular said the 64-year-old Rosenberg, site. You can go to a section on the have 1,000 K-through-12 stu-
who says little contemporary Is- site and have a bio of the artist with dents who will do workshops and
as he surveys the 51 works of art person’s view of what it means to raeli art has come to the United a link to their site or read a short I have 27 tours already booked.
States in recent years. “Half are statement about the work. This
on display at “Visions of Place: be human. Another analogy I use women. And that includes gays gives context to the work. “We weren’t looking to make
and lesbians as well as straight.” a political statement. We worked
Complex Geographies in Con- with my students is that a work “We’re doing several things to really hard to be as balanced as
After working together with get at the people, because you we can. You can say things with
temporary Israeli Art,” which of art is like a strand of a spider Isaacs on the show, “A Complex can’t assume they have great deal art you can’t say any other way.
Weave: Women and Identity in of knowledge of Israeli art.” But I think there’s an optimism
opened last week at Rutgers Uni- web. The strand really has no Contemporary Art” in 2009, they here. The fact these people are
were searching for the next log- Among them is what he’s call- making the art and think it’s
versity-Camden’s Stedman meaning outside the web, but the ical progression. “Visions of ing a “Movable Feast,” which in- worth doing, devoting their lives
Place,” which is broken into five cludes a series of lectures on and trying to say something
Gallery. But asking him to pick web itself can’t exist without the sections — “The Past and the campus, as well as a Nov. 1 con- about the situation, that’s a type
Present,” “People in the Land,” cert by flutist Mimi Stillman, of optimism.”
his favorite piece from the exhib- strand. So art makes culture and “Contested Geographies,” “Inter- whose Dolce Suono Ensemble
ventions” and “Diverse Identities” will perform Israeli composer Contact:
it, which was four years in the culture makes art.” — meets that challenge. Shulamit Ran’s Moon Songs.
[email protected];
making, is like asking that same If it sounds a bit esoteric, wait “For me it’s really a conver- Reaching out to students as well
gence of the personal and profes- as the Jewish community, Rosen- 215-832-0729.
father to pick his favorite child: until you see the exhibition, sional at a level I’ve probably nev-
er achieved before,” said Rosen-
Not only does he love them all, which incorporates Israeli artists berg, who enjoyed Memphis’
thriving Jewish community be-
he learns something new about of all genders, religions, sexual fore he and his wife, Ellen,
moved to Omaha, where they
them every day. orientations and political points raised their son, Matt, and
daughter, Valerie. “I had a side-
of view. Such di- line where I’d lecture on Jewish
topics at synagogues around the
chotomy is what country and at JCCs.
Rosenberg, who “But about 15 years ago I
brought in an exhibition,
actually started ‘Women of the Book: Jewish
Artists, Jewish Themes,’ to Mis-
out studying souri State, which made a pro-
found impact on me. After that
chemistry at I said to myself, ‘Wait a minute!
This is bringing my personal and
M.I.T. before re- professional values together in a
way that’s very exciting.’ I’ve kind
routing his ca- of been doing that ever since.”
reer path after When you enter the exhibi-
tion you’ll be immediately struck
taking an art his- by a collection of colored discs
on the floor which represents
tory course, artist Maya Muchawsky Parnas’
impression of the Dead Sea, the
finds so intrigu- lowest point on Earth, where
everything floats due to the wa-
ing about them. ter’s salinity. While having a tour
guide to walk visitors through the
He would go on exhibit and explain some of its
intricacies would be preferable,
to receive both they’ve taken steps to help every-
one get the most from the expe-
his master’s and
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Isaacs. No matter how many scends the personal.
times he examines the works of “One of the really interesting
the 36 artists — in media includ- things art can reveal is surprising
ing paintings, photographs, commonality across apparent
videos and even a comically fic- differences. Contemporary art is
titious souvenir stand — he al- social, political, historical and
ways finds something different. gender-related.
He hopes those who come to “One of the things we felt was
the exhibition can appreciate the most important to show is that
genius and effort that went into the that Israel is a vibrant democracy
work. “A work of art is like an with a diversity of points of view.
onion,” said Rosenberg, Chair of Israel wants this diversity of
the Department of Fine Arts and opinion.”
Professor of Art History at Rutgers All of this artwork has been
Camden, following a career that completed within the last 10 to 15
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Egg-ceptionally Interesting Holiday Recipes
FOOD ribbon around the birds, they extremely clean nail or pointed ¼ cup granulated sugar FRUITED HONEY &
are ready to be hung in your object, poke a 1/8-inch hole in CINNAMON QUINOA
SHARON MATTEN | JE FOOD COLUMNIST sukkah! You can sit back and each end of the egg. ¼ cup light brown sugar The inviting flavors of cinnamon
admire them as your flying mas- and fruit make this recipe a fall fa-
WARNING: THIS ARTICLE terpieces twirl in the breeze. 2. Insert the toothpick into 1 tablespoon cinnamon vorite. I like to use a tri-colored
contains disgusting, gross, shock- the egg and break the yolk. quinoa for more color, but you
ing, and incredibly FUN materi- You can use the egg innards ¼ teaspoon nutmeg could use your favorite type of
al. You were warned! for omelets or with leftover Yom 3. Blow into the smaller more quinoa for this recipe as well. It can
Tov Challah in Apple Challah pointy end of the egg, expelling ½ cup raisins be served cold as a salad or warmed
When my kids were little, I Kugel — nothing goes to waste the white and yolk into a bowl. as a festive welcoming side dish.
always tried to find holiday proj- in this house! 1 tablespoon sugar
ects that would get them into 4. Rinse the egg out via 1 ½ cups uncooked (tri-color)
the spirit of each holiday. Since I wish you warm sukkah the poked holes, blowing out cinnamon for sprinkling quinoa, rinsed until water
my first 3 kids were boys (KIH) weather, few bees, and lots of any additional water that might runs clear
the grosser the project the bet- beautiful Egg Birds in your be inside. nonstick vegetable spray
Sukkah this year! Chag Sameach! 3 cups water
ter. When trying to come up 5. Carefully poke another 1. Preheat oven to 375 ˚. 1 lb. shallots, diced - around
with Sukkah decoration ideas, EGG BIRDS hole on either side of the egg for 2. Thoroughly spray a 9x13-
I came across Egg Birds. They 12 jumbo fresh, eggs, washed the wings. inch pan with nonstick spray. 3 cups
are stunningly beautiful, but decorative paper – cut into 3. Place cubed challah in a 2 Tbsps. olive oil
watching them being made is 5”x5” squares for the wings 6. Roll the 1-inch-wide strip large bowl. Pour apple juice over 6 oz. dried apricots chopped
absolutely ghastly! Although it 5”x3” rectangles for the tails into a beak and insert it into the the challah. Gently toss the chal- 6 oz. dried dates chopped
may seem incredibly disgusting, 1” x 2” rectangles for hole at the pointed end of the lah with the apple juice. DO 6 oz. golden raisins
the most fun part of the project the beaks egg. NOT SQUEEZE. Allow the chal- 1 Tbsp. cinnamon
is blowing the egg out of the sharp tool, like a mechanical lah to rest for 5 minutes to ab- 1 tsp. salt
shell (ewwwwwww!!!) and us- pencil with no lead or a well- 7. Fold the squares accordion sorb the juice. Gently toss the ¼ cup honey
ing the remaining shell as the washed nail fashion and twist the edges. challah and juice mixture with
bird’s body. It takes a certain super glue the eggs. Set aside. 1. Place quinoa and water in
amount of skill, and a very light waterproof markers 8. Using a twisting motion, 4. In a medium bowl, toss a large pot. Cover tightly, then
touch to poke the holes in the toothpicks insert the wings and tail into the the apples with the lemon juice bring to a boil. Lower heat to low
raw egg without cracking or thin ribbon egg holes. until completely coated. Add simmer and cook for 10 minutes
shattering the egg in the process. bowl to catch the egg insides the sugars, cinnamon, nutmeg until water is absorbed. Uncover
It’s SO MUCH FUN! You can 1. With the point of a me- 9. Draw eyes with a water- and raisins. Stir to combine. and set aside.
use any type of construction pa- proof black marker. With a large spatula add the
per, aluminum foil, colored or chanical pencil (no lead), or an apple mixture to the challah 2. In a large skillet, sauté the
clear cellophane gift wrap, or 10. Decorate with additional mixture, scraping all the re- shallots in the olive oil until soft,
any other type of decorative pa- markers or whatever you like. maining spices and liquid from slightly browned and caramelized.
per for the wings/beak/tail — the apple bowl into the apple Add the apricots, dates, raisins,
but I strongly recommend using 11. Glue any loose wings with mixture. Gently stir with the cinnamon, salt and honey to the
a waterproof one. If it rains, in- super glue. spatula until the apples are quinoa. Toss to combine. Can be
stead of the most gorgeous evenly distributed. served warm or cold.
birds, you will have the saddest! 12. Cut the ribbon into 18- 5. Spread the challah mixture
We decorate the bodies with wa- inch lengths. Tie diagonally into the prepared pan, smooth- Serves 8 l
terproof pens — and everyone around the wings, knotting at the ing the top with the spatula.
loves to get creative with the top of the birds. Sprinkle with the remaining ta- Chicagoan Sharon Matten is a Free-
personalization of the birds. Af- blespoon of granulated sugar lance Pastry Chef, Kosher Food
ter carefully tying a long, thin 13. Carefully hang your beau- and additional cinnamon. Bake Writer, Electrical Engineer, Wife &
tiful creations in your sukkah! for 30-40 minutes, or until the Mom (not in order of importance!).
top of the kugel is golden Find Sharon @ www.kosherevery-
(Makes 12 egg birds, depend- brown. Remove from oven and day.com , on Facebook, or email-
ing upon how many you break allow the kugel to rest for 10 [email protected].
while making them.) minutes before slicing. Can be
served warm or cold.
APPLE CHALLAH KUGEL Serves 8
After Rosh Hashanah, we all
have leftover apples and challah
pieces. Maybe some of your
guests cancelled last minute or
you made SO much challah and
bought SO many apples you
had some leftovers. In the inter-
est of not letting any food go to
waste, here is a sweet, cinnamo-
ny apple kugel that uses all
those leftovers and is a perfect
fall side dish to serve in your
sukkah. Make sure to be gentle
when mixing the ingredients. A
heavy hand will result in a very
dense kugel.
12 cups challah, cubed
3 cups apple juice
3 large eggs, beaten
4 medium apples, cored,
peeled, sliced
2 tablespoons lemon juice
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Harvesting the Best Sukkot-Themed Recipes
FOOD Another favorite dish of hers table. But to be honest, they’re not small pan set over medium-low ding blade. Combine the grated
is a savory French toast made really my thing. I offer this dish as heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, carrots, toasted hazelnuts, dates,
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF with a Middle Eastern spice an alternative. Grated carrots get until fragrant and lightly mint and arugula in a large bowl.
called zaatar. Instead of syrup, paired with Mediterranean ingre- browned, 5 to 7 minutes. Re- Drizzle with the dressing and
YOUR BUBBE’S SECRET brisket Koenig tops the toast with seared dients like dates, fresh mint, and move from the heat and transfer gently toss to combine. Taste and
recipe is about to get an upgrade. tomatoes in a compound of but- hazelnuts for a sweet, crunchy, to a small bowl to cool complete- add more lemon juice, if desired.
ter, zaatar and lemon zest. lemon-kissed salad that might just ly, then peel off the skins with Divide the salad among plates
Leah Koenig is releasing her become your new favorite. your fingers and roughly chop. and serve immediately. (If not
second cookbook,Modern Jewish Koenig said she enjoys display- serving right away, keep the
Cooking: Recipes and Customs for ing her culinary skills and pre- ½ cup raw hazelnuts 2. Whisk together the lemon dressing and salad in separate
Today’s Kitchen, which takes clas- tending like she has a TV cooking 2 fresh lemon juice, plus juice, shallot and olive oil in a containers; combine and toss just
sic and time-honored dishes and show of her own. “One of the more as needed small bowl and season with salt before serving.)
updates them to be 2 Tbsps. finely chopped and pepper.
more contemporary, things I discovered See Sukkot, Page 24
encapsulating the when I shallot 3. Grate the carrots on the
global world of Jew- put out 2 Tbsps. extra-virgin olive oil large holes of a box grater or with
ish cooking. the first a food processor fit with a shred-
cookbook kosher salt and freshly
Her first book, was how ground black pepper ORDA FAMILY SINCE 198
The Hadassah 1 lb. carrots, peeled B
Everyday Cookbook: much I re- 2
Daily Meals for the ½ cup finely chopped pitted 2
Contemporary Jew- ally like cooking with groups and Deglet Noor dates B
ish Kitchen, was in front of other people.” Francoluigis
published in 2011 ¼ cup roughly chopped fresh
in collaboration Koenig said she’s looking for- mint leaves ORDA FAMILY SINCE 198
with Hadassah ward to testing out these dishes
Magazine and and ideas at the Gershman and 3 cups baby arugula Entertainment at
had some touch- in the city. Francoluigi’s/High Note Cafe
es of Jewish cul- 1. Place the hazelnuts in a
ture, but it was mostly “Philly has a lot of interesting OPERA
an everyday cookbook. stuff going on with Jewish food, EVENT NIGHT
so it’s cool to kind of have an op-
She covers everything from portunity to check that out and Cavalleria
holiday latkes to matzah balls, see what’s going on.”
all done with interesting flavors by Amici Opera Co.
and freshness. Contact:
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she explains.
It can be a bit bland, she said,
so she adds lemon zest, chives,
mint and red pepper flakes to
spice it up.
In tune with Sukkot, Koenig
said one of her favorite recipes
from the book is a pumpkin but-
ter challah. The dough is infused
with pumpkin butter, and the
challah itself is melded with ap-
ple butter and chopped apples.
“It’s like the pumpkin spice
latte of challah,” she said.
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Sukkot NOTE
Continued from Page 23 This recipe calls for second-cut
brisket, which is sometimes re-
RED WINE AND ferred to as deckle. It can be dif-
ficult to find second-cut brisket
HONEY BRISKET packaged in the grocery store,
so ask your butcher about it.
For many people, brisket is the While you’re asking for things,
Proustian madeleine of Jewish see if the butcher will trim off
cooking. The rich, savory scent any excess fat, too. If you have
of caramelizing meat that per- first-cut brisket on hand, go
fumes the house as it cooks ahead and use it—the dish will
seems to stir people into a nos- still be delicious.
talgia-fueled fervor. There is no
question that the brisket your Brisket’s flavor and texture im-
bubbe made was the best ever, prove with age, so while you can
and you cannot compete with certainly serve it right away, it will
the layers of memories that fla- taste best if you make it a day in
vor her version in your mind. advance. Once the brisket has
That’s OK, because you have a chilled in the refrigerator
few tricks of your own up your overnight, spoon off and discard
sleeve. This version slow-cooks any excess fat congealed at the top
the meat in a sweet and tangy and transfer the meat to a cutting
mixture of honey and red wine board. Thinly slice the brisket
until it sighs and falls apart at the against the grain (meat is easier
touch of a fork. I included the to slice when it’s cold), then place
red wine as a nod to stracotto, the slices back into the Dutch
the Roman Jewish take on oven or roasting pan, spooning
brisket, which simmers beef in some of the saucy onion mixture
wine and spices. Serve it for over the top. Warm in a 300° oven
Sukkot dinner, and start building until hot and bubbling, about 20
the next generation of memories. to 30 minutes.
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PLUM-ALMOND CAKE 1 ¼ cups all-purpose flour and almond extract, beating to
1 tsp. baking powder incorporate. Add the flour mix-
Plum cake, or pflaumenkuchen ½ tsp. baking soda ture in two stages, beating on
in Yiddish, is a lesser-known ½ teaspoon kosher salt low speed until just incorporat-
gem of Ashkenazi Jewish cui- 1 cup sugar, plus more for ed and scraping down the sides
sine. This naturally dairy-free of the bowl as necessary.
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plums, sliced almonds and a ¾ cup vegetable oil 4. Pour the batter into the
snowfall sprinkling of sugar, ¼ cup fresh orange juice prepared pan and smooth with
making it as gorgeous to look 3 eggs a rubber spatula. Scatter the top
at as it is delicious to eat. My 1 tsp. vanilla extract evenly with the bread crumbs.
friend Avigail, who makes a 1 tsp. almond extract Arrange the plum pieces on top
mean plum cake of her own, ¼ cup plain bread crumbs of the cake in a circular pattern,
taught me the trick of sprin- 1 ¼ lbs. plums, halved, pitted, and sprinkle with the almonds
kling a layer of bread crumbs and 2 to 3 tablespoons sugar
over the batter before arrang- and cut into eighths (depending on how sweet or
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crumbs disappear while the the cake begins to pull away
cake bakes, but help keep the 1. Preheat the oven to 350° from the sides of the pan, and
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breakfast with yogurt and a into a medium bowl. utes. Let
drizzle of maple syrup. cool com-
3. In a stand mixer or using pletely on a
NOTE a handheld electric mixer and wire rack, then
Use plums that are just ripe and a large bowl, beat together the remove from the pan, slice
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Repression of the Sublime CANDLE LIGHTING
September 25 6:35 P.M.
PARSHAT HA’AZINU middle-of-the-road position. careful, lest “our hearts become forever emotionally par- October 2 6:24 P.M.
DEUTERONOMY 32:1-32:52 For him, the major challenge to haughty, and we forget the Lord
the science of the psychology of our God.” I can understand ag- alyzed and unable to
RABBI TZVI HERSH WEINREB memory was not why we re- nostic disbelief, and I can em-
member. Or why we forget. pathize with those who have lost move on with their lives. A so- me, the concept of “repression of
IT WAS ADVERTISED as one Rather, it was why we remember their faith, but I have always
symposium at a major psychology certain things and forget others. found it puzzling to contemplate ciety whose members act on the sublime” explains the notion
conference. It was to be a discus- forgetting God.
sion about memory and forget- Remembering and forgetting every hostile impulse, rather of forgetting God. It is as if we
fulness. But it turned out to be one are major themes in our Jewish Many years ago, I came
of the most intense and instructive religious tradition. We are com- across the writings of a psychol- than repressing them, would be have faith in Him, but do not
days that I have ever witnessed. manded, for example, to re- ogist named Robert Desoille,
member the Sabbath, to remem- and it was in those writings that a society which could not en- have faith in ourselves to express
The first speaker began by in- ber the lessons to be drawn from I’ve discovered a concept that
sisting that the fact that we re- the life of Miriam, and not to helped me come to grips with dure for very long. our faith in him in our relation-
member things is obvious. What forget the enmity of Amalek. In the notion of forgetting God.
requires explanation, he argued, this week’s Torah portion, Par- It was Desoille’s insight that ships and life circumstances. We
is why we forget. We are hard- shat Ha’azinu, there are at least Desoille coined the phrase,
wired to recall every event that two verses which relate to these “the repression of the sublime.” just as we repress negative mem- repress our sublime potential.
occurs in our lives. The mecha- themes. One reads, “Remember He argued that we have long
nisms of forgetfulness are a mys- the days of yore, understand the been familiar with the idea that ories, we also repress positive as- As we now have concluded
tery and call for a program of years of generation after gener- we repress urges and memories
scientific research. ation” (Deuteronomy 32:7), and that are uncomfortable or un- pirations. We are afraid to excel. the High Holidays and their tru-
the other states, “You ignored pleasant. We repress memories
The second speaker took a the Rock who gave birth to you, of tragedy, we repress impulses There is a pernicious aspect to ly sublime liturgy, we have al-
position diametrically opposed and forgot God who brought which are shameful, or forbid-
to the first. He believed that it is you forth” (Ibid. 32:18). den. It can even be argued that us that fears superiority and lowed our spiritual emotions full
only natural that we forget. It is this power of repression is a ben-
one of nature’s wonders, he I have always been intrigued eficial one to individuals and so- avoids the full expression of our range. We have dared to express
maintained, that we remember by the notion of forgetting God. ciety. If individuals would not
anything at all. Earlier in the book of Deuteron- be able to forget tragedy and potential. This is especially true the religious feelings that welled
omy, we were admonished to be loss, they could potentially be
The third speaker took a in the area of religion and spir- up within us during the mo-
ituality, where we dare not ex- ments of inspiration that we all
press the full force of our faith have surely experienced during
and, in the process, limit our al- this sacred season.
truistic tendencies. Perhaps it is May we be successful in our ef-
the dread of coming too close to forts to free the sublime within us,
the divine. Perhaps it is a false to act courageously upon our re-
humility that prevents us from ligious convictions, and thereby
asserting our inner spirit. Or merit the blessings of the Almighty
perhaps it is simply that we do for a happy and sweet new year.
not wish to appear “holier than
thou” to our fellows. Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb is executive
However one understands the vice president emeritus of the
reasons for this phenomenon, for Orthodox Union.
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JEWISH FEDERATION of GREATER PHILADELPHIA
e Jewish Federation of greater Philadelphia’s mission is to mobilize financial and volunteer
resources to address the community’s most critical priorities in greater Philadelphia, in israel and around the world.
Women’s Philanthropy Kicks off the New Year with Opening Meeting
JILL FINKELSTEIN | JE FEATURE year. On Thursday, September 17th, 85 Women’s Philan- and a presentation and interactive exercise from board
thropy board members came together at Evviva Restaurant member Betsy Sheerr on how gifts to the Jewish Fed-
as The Jewish community around the world celebrated in Narberth for the group’s Opening Board Meeting. eration make an impact around the world.
Rosh Hashanah, the start of the Jewish New Year, Women’s
Philanthropy of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadel- The women enjoyed an inspiring D’var Torah about For more information about Women’s Philanthropy, call Marni
phia also celebrated the start of its 2015-2016 programming the New Year from Jewish Federation Chief Program Davis at 215-832-0859 or email: [email protected].
and Strategy Officer Rabbi Deborah Glanzberg-Krainin
Barbara Lincow, Lisa Schoenberg and Mary Relles Sharon Freedman and Cari Lasdon celebrate the Jewish Past and current Women’s Philanthropy presidents Ande Adelman, Holly
Nelson, Karen Kramer, Sara Minkoff, Gail Norry and Susan Schwartz lead
enjoy time together at Evviva Restaurant. Federation's reach around the globe including to Israel. Motzi, the blessing over bread.
A Simple Way to Continue Your Community Commitment
MICHAEL CZARNOMSKI | JE FEATURE fund is essential to the ongoing health of the community: your needs and wishes change and may save you on es-
nearly a third of the money the Jewish Federation will tate taxes. No amount is too large or too small; people
aT The high holidays, the Jewish people are grant this year to agencies and programs that most ef- have left the Jewish Federation amounts ranging from
called to think about the past and the future, about each fectively address the community’s most pressing needs a few hundred dollars to several million. You can specify
individual’s place in the Jewish community and its place will come from it. a gift of a particular dollar amount or of a particular
in each one’s life. This is a wonderful time to think about percentage of your estate.
those things in the community that are meaningful to The Jewish Federation’s Department of Planned Giv-
you – perhaps the day school your grandchildren attend, ing and Endowments staff can expertly guide you A gift to the Jewish Federation in your will is a mean-
the food pantry where you volunteer, the life-changing through a wide range of options for giving. You can sup- ingful and long-lasting contribution to addressing the
trip you took to Israel – and about how you can help port the needs of the community as a whole by directing community’s most critical current and future needs. It
keep the community strong in these and so many other your gift to the Jewish Federation’s future Annual Cam- honors you, your descendants and the community by
ways for generations to come. paigns or address a need important to you by specifying preserving the bond among you for generations to come.
that your gift is in support of a particular program.
Over the years, many in Greater Philadelphia’s Jewish For more information about providing for the community’s future
community have chosen to do this through their estate The simplest and most common way to make a
plans. The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia planned gift is through your will. This is easy to arrange, through a will or other form of planned gift, please contact Rachel
now manages an endowment fund of $265 million does not affect your current lifestyle or your control of
thanks to this generosity across the generations. This your assets, can be changed or revoked at any time as A. Gross, Esq., Director of Planned Giving and Endowments at
the Jewish Federation, at 215-832-0572 or [email protected].
Foundation for Jewish Day Schools is Pleased to Provide Scholarships
for 2015-2016 Students
JILL FINKELSTEIN | JE FEATURE “This program is the lifeblood of Jewish continuity with our state legislature.”
in Greater Philadelphia because it provides the future The EITC program is open to all individuals and
The FoundaTion For Jewish Day Schools, in part- leaders of our community with the opportunity to have
nership with the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadel- a Jewish education,” says Elliot Holtz, Chairman of the businesses that pay Pennsylvania state taxes and wish
phia, is pleased that, through the Commonwealth of Foundation for Jewish Day Schools. “Unfortunately, the to redirect them to a private pre-K or K-12 school.
Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit current Pennsylvania state budget impasse is holding
(EITC) program, it is able to provide more than $4.7 up funding for the 2015-2016 fiscal year, which could For more information on EITC or advocacy efforts, or to participate
million in scholarships for the 2015-2016 school year. put this critical source of scholarships at risk for next in the program as a taxpayer, please visit jewishphilly.org/eitc or
Over 650 K-12 students and close to 170 pre-school year’s Jewish day school enrollment. We are always in- contact Ellen Horowitz Matz, Jewish Federation’s Education Tax
children from low- to moderate-income families are re- terested in having the community support our efforts Credit Officer, at 215-832-0525 or [email protected]. If you are a
cipients of these scholarship funds. to advocate for this vital program and communicate family interested in scholarship information, please contact a
school directly.
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▼ THURSDAY, SEPT. 24 Birthday Party. ▼ FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 Casual dress appropriate and 4:30 p.m. Begin with a Sukkot
everyone welcome. For more program at 4:30 p.m. followed by a
Mommy and Me. KleinLife (formerly known as Klein Anniversary Blessings. information, call 215-886-8000. 971 family Sukkot service at 5 p.m. and a
JCC) will celebrate September Old York Road, Abington. brown bag dinner at 6:30 p.m. 8339
Bring your child to weekly one-hour birthdays 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. A Old York Road Temple-Beth Am will Old York Road, Elkins Park. For more
Mommy and Me classes at the catered birthday cake will be served, celebrate October anniversaries with ▼SUNDAY, SEPT 27 information, call 215-887-8700.
School of Early Learning at Old York with entertainment by Flavio Ranni. the adult choir during Shabbat
Road Temple-Beth Am at 9:30 a.m. Make sure to reserve a week in services at 7:30 p.m., 971 Old York Ready! Set! Aleph! Bet! According to Goldman.
971 Old York Road, Abington. advance (by 9/2) for lunch or come Road, Abington. For more
just for the party starting at 12:45 information, call 215-886-8000. Children ages 2-4 will learn about Join the Daytrippers Travel Club for
Ladies and Lattes. p.m. 10100 Jamison Avenue, Jewish customs, traditions and a presentation of the comedy,
Philadelphia. For more information, ▼ SATURDAY, SEPT 26 holidays at Ready! Set! Aleph! Bet! According to Goldman, at the Act II
Har Zion Temple will host “Ask the contact Shelley Geltzer at at Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid Playhouse in Ambler at 11 a.m.,
Rabbi - Women Rabbis Respond to [email protected] or 215-698- Bagels, Coffee, Torah. from 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Class Written by Bruce Graham and
Modern Jewish Law Questions.” At 7300 x129. meets Sundays twice a month. 715 starring Tony Braithwaite. Bus
9:15 a.m. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Begin Shabbat morning at 9 a.m. Paxon Hollow Road, Broomall. RSVP Leaves KleinLife at 11 a.m., returning
Penn Valley. Play Memory. with an interactive, engaging required, please call Ellen at 610-356- around 5 p.m. $60 KleinLife
discussion of the weekly portion 8700 or [email protected]. members, $64 non-members. 10100
Schmooze About News. The South Jersey Singles Club will including bagels and coffee at Old Jamison Ave., Philadelphia. For
meet to play Memory! at Temple York Road Temple-Beth Am at 9 Family Sukkot. questions contact Ruth Rees,
Join a discussion on current political Emanuel at 7:30 p.m. Free for a.m. That will be followed by a peer- 215-672-0357.
topics at KleinLife: Montgomery members, $3.00 non-members. 11-1 led Shabbat service at 10:15 a.m. Celebrate Sukkot at Reform
County at 10:15 a.m. All opinions and Springdale Rd., Cherry Hill. Congregation Keneseth Israel at ▼MONDAY, SEPT 28
ideas welcomed. 7763 Old York
Road, Elkins Park.
Sukkot Morning Service.
Come to Sukkot services at Reform
Congregation Keneseth Israel at
10:30 a.m. , 8339 Old York Road,
Elkins Park. For more information,
call 215-887-8700.
Supreme Court Cases.
Learn about the Supreme Court’s
10 most controversial cases at
Reform Congregation Keneseth
Israel at 2:30 p.m. Sheldon
Seligsohn will lead the discussion,
sponsored by the Rosenau fund, at
The Meyers Library, 2nd Floor, 8339
Old York Road, Elkins Park.
$10/class if not an Adult Ed
Member; KI Members: $36 per
person/year; synagogue-affiliated:
$75 per person/year; unaffiliated:
$100 per person/year . For more
information, call 215-887-8700.
Dinner in the Sukkah.
Enjoy a potluck dinner in the sukkah
with the Sisterhood of Old York
Road Temple-Beth Am at 6 p.m. 971
Old York Road, Abington. For more
information call 215-886-8000.
▶ SUNDAY, SEPT 27 ▼ TUESDAY, SEPT. 29
Fall Sukkot Festival. Understanding Parkinson’s.
Bring the family for hayrides, food, games, prizes, arts and People Understanding Parkinson’s,
crafts, and Sukkot themed activities at JCC Camps at Medford a self-help group for those dealing
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 400 Tuckerton Rd., Medford. $10 per car. with early stages of the disease or
recently diagnosed, will meet at the
Community Center at Giant Food
Store from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. 315
Old York Rd., Willow Grove. For
more information or to RSVP,
contact Lorna: 215-542-2931.
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▶ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30 Tot Shabbat.
We can pay more because
The Impressionists. Bring your little one to the Katz JCC we know the true value.
for a Tot Shabbat, including a Immediate cash for one
Learn the history of the close relationship among Monet, Degas, Renoir, Cézanne and Manet in a presentation of playgroup, snacks, music and piece or an entire
the documentary, The Impressionists, at KleinLife at 11 a.m. Volume II Part I at KleinLife: Montgomery County at candle lighting from 10:15 a.m. to collection.
11 a.m. Lunch at 12:45 p.m., followed by Part II & Discussion. 7763 Old York Road, Elkins Park. 11:15 a.m. Children ages 1-4 with
their families. 1301 Springdale 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
Road, Cherry Hill.
(215) 885-7070
KleinLife Entertainment.
Open Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
The Day Trippers Club will 10am - 4:30pm
host entertainer Mark Dezzi at
1:15 p.m. 10100 Jamison Ave., Closed Sunday & Monday
Philadelphia.
Israel at 6 p.m. Dinner with the
Shabbat Sha-Blue Jeans. rabbi and cantor will followed by
services at 7 p.m. 1920 Skippack
Celebrate Shabbat with prayer, Pike, Blue Bell. $40/family,
singing, dancing, dinner and blue $18/adult, $8/child. RSVP by
jeans at 5:30 p.m. Geared towards September 27 to
families with children from infants [email protected].
to 6. Casual dress. 1500 Hagys
Ford Road, Penn Valley. RSVP to See Calendar, Page 30
Rabbi Allen by September 28.
$10 for Adults; $5 for Children
under 13; Children under 3 free.
610-667-5000.
TBI Shabbat-BQ.
Enjoy a barbecue dinner and
celebrate Shabbat at Tiferet Beth
A New Year – A New BZBI!
▼ WEDNESDAY, community. 8330 Old York Road, community, from 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel joyously welcomes
SEPT. 30 Elkins Park. p.m. 2nd Floor, 2100 Arch Street, Senior Rabbi Abe Friedman and Rabbi Yosef Goldman
Philadelphia. to the BZBI community.
Mah Jongg. ▼ THURSDAY, OCT, 1 Please visit and introduce yourself in 5776.
Jewish Cooking.
Enjoy an evening of mah jongg with Understanding Genesis. (L to R) Cantor Sharon Grainer, Rabbi Abe Friedman, Rabbi Yosef Goldman, Rabbi Emeritus Ira F. Stone
the Sisterhood of Old York Road Author Leah Koenig will discuss her
Temple-Beth Am at 7 p.m., 971 Old Rabbi Rosenberg of Har Zion recent book, Modern Jewish Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel
York Road, Abington. For more Temple will discuss studying several Cooking, and do a cooking 300 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
information call 215-886-8000. Chumash commentaries to provide demonstration at the Gershman Y bzbi.org | 215-735-5148
better understanding of the first from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. $10. 401 South
Jewish-Catholic Relations. book of the Bible at 10 a.m. 1500 Broad Street, Philadelphia.
Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley. For
In the aftermath of Pope Francis’ more information, 610-667-5000. Scotch and Steak
visit, hear St. Joseph’s University
Theology professor Dr. Phillip Legacy Society. Congregation Shaare Shamayim will
Cunningham discuss Jewish-Catholic host a special steak dinner in its
relations at Melrose B’nai Israel from The Legacy Society will welcome sukkah at 7 p.m. $36 per person,
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The author of members, both old and new, and 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia. For
several books, Dr. Cunningham will honor those members who passed reservations, call 215- 677-1600.
also discuss the meaning of the away during the previous year and
pope’s visit to the to the Jewish left an endowment gift to the
▶ THURSDAY, OCT, 1
Mommy and Me.
Bring your child to weekly one-hour Mommy and Me classes at the School
of Early Learning at Old York Road Temple-Beth Am at 9:30 a.m. 971 Old
York Road, Abington.
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Calendar ▶ UPCOMING EVENT
Continued from Page 29 Foster Care/Adoption
Orientation.
▼ SATURDAY, OCT. 3
Learn about becoming a foster or
Bagels, Coffee, Torah. adoptive parent at the Jewish
Adoption and Family Care Options
Begin Shabbat morning with an monthly orientation session on
interactive, engaging discussion of Tuesday, Oct, 6 at 6:30 p.m. Get a
the weekly portion, including bagels better understanding of what foster
and coffee, at Old York Road Temple- care and adoption is all about. 234 S.
Beth Am at 9 a.m. That will followed Bryn Mawr Ave. Ste. 100, Bryn Mawr.
by a peer-led Shabbat service at 10:15 RSVP to Rachel Levy [email protected]
a.m. Casual dress appropriate. 971 Old 610-525-1040.
York Road, Abington.
For more information call 1955 will hold its annual get together Simchat Torah Service. person for non-members. Call University), one of the first women
215-886-8000. at Bala Country Club on Sunday, Oct. Debbie at 215-677-1600 to register. in America ordained as a rabbi and
4 at 12:30. 2200 Belmont Ave., Celebrate Simchat Torah with co-editor of Lesbian Rabbis,
Hike and Dinner. Philadelphia. For information, services, including dancing, flags and Mah Jongg. Deborah Waxman, President,
contact [email protected]. snacks at Har Zion Temple on Reconstructionist Rabbinical
Join the Mosaic Outdoor Club Monday, Oct. 5 at 6:15 p.m. 1500 Enjoy an evening of mah jongg with College, the first gay woman to head
of Philadelphia for a hike in the Simchat Torah and Dinner. Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley. For the Sisterhood of Old York Road a Jewish congregational
Five Mile Woods Nature Preserve more information, call 610-667-5000. Temple-Beth Am on Wednesday, organization and Aaron S.
at 10 a.m. The group will carpool Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid Oct. 7 at 7 p.m., 971 Old York Road, Weininger, Associate Rabbi and
from in front of the Target at will host a welcome back lasagna Driver Safety. Abington. For more information call Berman Family Chair in Jewish
Bustleton Avenue and Bleigh and poached salmon dinner as part 215-886-8000. Learning at Adath Jeshrun (MN), one
Street in Northeast Philadelphia, of its Simchat Torah celebration on Congregation Shaare Shamayim will of the first openly gay students
then will go out for dinner after Monday, Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. Festivities host a two-day Driver Safety LGBT Rabbis admitted to the Jewish Theological
the hike. For more information, include candy apple dipping, flag Refresher course for AARP members Cross-movement. Seminary. 101 South Independence
call Janet 267-205-6651. waving and dancing. 715 Paxon and other seniors on Wednesday, Mall East, Philadelphia. $12 General
Hollow Road, Broomall. RSVP Oct. 7 at 10:30 a.m. The course will The National Museum of American Admission, $10 NMAJH members.l
▼ UPCOMING EVENTS required, call Ellen at 610-356-8700 reconvene Monday, Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. Jewish History will host an LGBT
or [email protected] to 9768 Verree Road, Philadelphia. $15/ forum of rabbis on Wednesday, Oct.
Dessert in the Sukkah. save your spot. person for AARP members and $20/ 7 at 7 p.m. Committed speakers
include Rebecca T. Alpert (Temple
Single Jewish professionals ranging
from their 30s to 50s will mingle
over dessert in the sukkah of
Congregation Shaaare Shamayim
on Sunday Oct. 4 at 2 p.m. 9768
Verree Road. Philadelphia. Call 215-
677-1600 for reservations.
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▼KOTLOFF-MACPHERSON Lawrence McMackin. ▼EISENBERG-GREENE grandson of Dorothy Greene Casino in Las Vegas.
The couple is planning a and the late Robert Greene, Jonathan is a graduate of the
Betty Gross Eisenberg and and Nancy and Martin Smith.
September 2016 wedding in Barry Bressler of Maple Glen, University of Nevada, Las Ve-
Philadelphia. Pa., Dr. Floyd Eisenberg of The couple is planning a July gas with a Bachelor of Science
Washington, D.C., and Joanne 2016 wedding in Philadelphia. in gaming management from
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Debra and Robert Kotloff of Sharon and Kenn Spinrad joy the engagement of Dr. Jonathan received his master’s
Shaker Heights, Ohio, former- of Philadelphia, Pa., and Susan Rachel Ariana Eisenberg and Phyllis and Howard Wenit- degree from Drexel University
ly of Elkins Park, Pa., and and David Gutterman of Dr. Stuart Elliot Greene. sky of Blue Bell, Pa., and Felice in hospitality management
Mary and Randy MacPherson Greensboro, N.C., joyfully an- and Ronald Smith of Yardley, with a concentration in casino
of Alexandria, Va., joyfully an- nounce the engagement of Rachel earned a Bachelor of Pa., are thrilled to announce management. He currently
nounce the engagement of their children, Kyle Scott Spin- Arts in psychology from Muh- the engagement of their chil- works with International Game
their children, Eric Joshua rad and Hannah Rachael Gut- lenberg College, summa cum dren, Jennifer Lauren Specter Technology as a business ana-
Kotloff and AnneMarie terman. laude, with a minor in art and and Jonathan Aaron Smith. lyst consultant in Las Vegas.
MacPherson. a certification in elementary
Kyle received a Bachelor of education. She also received a Jennifer and Jonathan met Sharing in their joy are Jen-
Eric graduated from the Science in health education Ph.D. in school psychology while living in Las Vegas in nifer’s sisters Samantha and Er-
Schreyer Honors College at from American University, a from Lehigh University. 2012 and were recently en- ica, as well as her grandparents
Pennsylvania State University Master of Science in exercise Rachel is currently a postdoc- gaged this August while travel- Dorothy Wasserman, the late
with a Bachelor of Arts with physiology from George toral fellow at the Devereux ing in Israel. Leonard Wasserman, Sandy
distinction and honors in po- Washington University and a Center for Effective Schools. and Irv Wenitsky, and the late
litical science. He received a Master of Clinical Medical Sci- Jennifer, the daughter of the Harriet and Robert Specter. Al-
Juris Doctor degree from Vil- ence from Barry University. He Stuart earned a Bachelor of late John Robert Specter, re- so very happy for the couple
lanova University School of is currently an orthopedic sur- Science with honors in chem- ceived a Bachelor of Science are Jonathan’s brother Jason
Law, graduating magna cum gery physician assistant at istry from the Schreyer Honors from the Dedman School of and sister Carly, his grand-
laude. He is currently a real es- Resurgens Orthopaedics in At- College at Pennsylvania State Hospitality at Florida State mother Roslyn and the late Ru-
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Dechert LLP in Philadelphia. Widener University and a executive meeting manager at ney and Frances Smith.
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COMMUNITY
NNewEsWmSakMerAsKERS Elizabeth J. Fineman, divorce attorney from Bucks County family law
firm Williams Family Law, P.C., has been inducted as a member of Ten
After five years in the Renaissance Group, most recently serving as its ex- Leaders Under 45 of the Ten Leaders Cooperative. A senior associate at
ecutive director, Sarah B. Solomon has been promoted to the Associate Williams Family Law with an LLM in taxation from Temple University
Director of Women’s Philanthropy. Melanie Krutzel assumed Solomon’s Beasley School of Law, Fineman concentrates her practice on domestic re-
role as Director of Renaissance Group after joining the Jewish Federation lations matters and devotes her time to a variety of professional and com-
of Greater Philadelphia two years ago. In her new role, Solomon will work munity organizations. She serves on the executive board for the Doris
to engage women of all ages and giving levels through outreach and mitz- Jonas Freed American Inn of Court and is a member of the Jewish Federa-
vah programming and plan and execute various fundraising events. tion of Greater Philadelphia Renaissance Group’s Board. Fineman is an Av-
vo-Rated Attorney and has been recognized since 2013 by Thomson
Reuters as a “Rising Star” as part of its Super Lawyers program.
Stephanie Koch, MSW, has joined Elizabeth J. Fineman
JEVS Human Services as Senior
Vice President for Strategic Initia-
tives. She is tasked with guiding the
agency through strategic planning
and partnership activities to
achieve revenue and geographic
growth. A dedicated social services
professional, Koch serves on multi-
ple Boards of Directors and was
previously named one of Atlantic
County’s Top 40 Under 40.
Sarah B. Solomon (left) and Melanie Krutzel Stephanie Koch
Barrack Scholars Are in a Class by Themselves
Twelve Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy seniors were recognized by The National Merit Corporation as part of
the 61st annual National Merit Scholarship Program — more than any other school in Montgomery County. These
students were named based on their outstanding promise and academic performance on the Preliminary
SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT), which is taken by 1.5 million 11th-graders across
the country each year.
◀ Seated - Sharon P, Levin, Head
of School, Dr. Darin Katz, Academic
Dean; Front row - Matt Kolansky,
Dina Malka Botwinik; Back row - El-
liot Bernstein, Ofek Peres, Aaron
Bernstein, Eli Katz, Avi Zeff, Ben-
jamin Joffe, Alec Cohen, Ariel
Koltun-Fromm, Jacob Gordon,
Joey Rudoler
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A Good Icing Call in Summertime
Athletes and administrators alike joined together for The Philadelphia Flyers Celebrity Golf Tournament benefitting the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation at Trump National in Pine Hill, N.J.
The event raised a record $1.6 million for the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation.
◀ Left to right: Bill Whitmore,
Tournament co-chair and
President, AlliedBarton Secu-
rity Services; Scott Tharp,
President, Snider Hockey;
Chris McElwee, tournament
co-chair and president, Fas-
track Construction; Ed Snider,
chairman, Comcast Spectacor;
Wayne Simmonds, tourna-
ment co-chair and forward,
Flyers; Ron Caplan, tourna-
ment co-chair and president,
Philadelphia Management
Corporation; and Bill Barber,
Flyers Hall of Famer.
JFCS Champions Rights the Right Way
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the educational arm of the
nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organi-
zation, announced that Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater
Philadelphia earned the foundation’s All Children-All Families seal of
recognition for its commitment to supporting and serving LGBTQ youth
and families. JFCS, the first Jewish agency to receive this seal, earned the
honor by meeting HRC’s criteria for fully inclusive policies and practices
in working with LGBTQ communities.
◀ Seen here (left to right) HRC Board of Directors Co-Chair, Chris
Labonte, Phoenix Schneider, JFCS director of the LGBTQ Initiative, Paula
Goldstein, JFCS president and CEO
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