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OF NOTE Rep. Ted
Deutch,
LOCAL Pa. Native,
Talks Israel,
Unlikely Duo Anti-Semitism
Works Together
on HIV Cure JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF
Iranian immigrant,
Jewish Philly native
form strong bond.

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MARGATE TED DEUTCH, the Democratic The names of those who died in a 1994 bombing are posted on the wall of the AMIA Jewish
congressman from Florida, remembers
Boardwalk quite a bit from his time at Camp Ramah community center in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Liz Spikol
Proposed for in the Poconos.
Margate AMIA Bombing Anniversary
Three options are There’s the way he was taught to love Remembered
being considered. Israel, the same love that put him in a
position to lead a bipartisan group of law- ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF it the deadliest anti-Semitic attack since
Page 6 makers to meet with Israeli and Palestinian World War II.
leaders earlier this month. There’s also his IT’S A DAY that has remained with Pedro
LOCAL Hebrew language skills, ignited at camp Feldman, even after all these years. Feldman, who grew up in Buenos Aires
and honed at the University of Michigan. but now lives in Philadelphia, was grabbing
Shtiebel Debuts And one would be remiss to neglect his On the morning of July 18, 1994, a car breakfast with a friend the morning of the
in South fadeaway jumper, the one that made him bomb went off at the Asociación Mutual bombing while in town for a business trip.
Philadelphia the terror of the Ramah courts. Israelita Argentina, or AMIA, the Jewish
First service draws community center in Buenos Aires, “It was terrible,” he said. “And we could
80 people. But the memory that explains Deutch’s Argentina. The explosion killed 85 people feel the blast.”
trajectory as an advocate for the Jews of and injured about 300 others, making
Page 8 the United States and the world comes in The American Jewish Committee’s
the form of a little game called “Escape Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey chapter
Volume 203090 From The Soviet Union.” Yes — this was
Number 607 the 1980s.

Published Weekly Since 1887 The night before the game was played,
each camper was assigned a real-life refuse-
nik whose path they would follow. Deutch

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Jewish, Iranian Scientists Team Up to Tackle HIV

LOCAL scientists studying HIV/AIDS long-acting slow-effective From left: Kamel Khalili and Howard Gendelman
SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF at the National Institutes of release antiretroviral therapy, Photo by Soffia Gendelman
Health. also called LASER ART, in
A NEW TREATMENT has Nebraska, while Khalili worked The next step is to optimize and Khalili was the first person
eliminated HIV in mice, In the early ’80s, HIV didn’t at a variety of institutions in their method and make it safer to visit her when she was out
according to a study published even have a name yet, said Philadelphia, eventually land- and more potent. They have of the intensive care unit with
earlier this month in Nature Gendelman, the Margaret R. ing at Temple, where he has already begun primate stud- cancer, Gendelman said.
Communications. Larson professor of internal been trying to use CRISPR- ies. They hope clinical trials
medicine and infectious dis- Cas9 to eliminate the viral will follow. “She was the glue,” Gendelman
The treatment works by eases. By the end of the decade, genome from the infected cells. said. “She made it family, rather
tackling the virus on two more than 89,000 people would “We demonstrated for the than just curing HIV. He became
fronts, by both suppressing and die from AIDS in the United About four years ago, the first time that a cure might be an extended part of my family in
eliminating it, in mice with States, according to amfAR, two realized they would be possible,” Khalili explained. Philadelphia.”
humanized immune systems. The Foundation for AIDS far more successful working “Since the AIDS epidemic in
Research. together, and they pooled their the early ’80s, no one thought Now, Gendelman and Khalili
Behind the study were two research. that they can cure it. They can talk multiple times a week, and
teams of researchers led by Despite the common cause treat it with antiretroviral treat- when Gendelman comes to
Howard E. Gendelman, chair of their work, their different That’s how a Jewish ments, but they can’t cure it. Philly once every other month,
of the department of phar- backgrounds created some- Philadelphia native and an Iranian The cure comes from the com- he makes time to see Khalili. The
macology and experimental what of a culture clash between immigrant wound up eliminating plete elimination, which this two always catch up over bagels
neuroscience at the University of them. As Gendelman put it, HIV in mice. They emphasized CRISPR technology seems to be and lox — Khalili’s favorite
Nebraska Medical Center, and they “ran hot and cold.” that it’s just the beginning of what able to do that, but it cannot do breakfast food — from Hymie’s
Kamel Khalili, director of the they hope will eventually lead to a that by itself. It needs to have a Delicatessen. They’ve also been
Center for Neurovirology and “We were very competitive cure for humans. potent antiretroviral inhibitor.” to Israel together.
director of the Comprehensive with each other,” said Khalili,
NeuroAIDS Center at Temple the Laura H. Carnell professor “Science doesn’t know reli- Gendelman credits his “Our relationship was much
University’s Lewis Katz School of and chair of the department gion and ethnic origins,” said mother with the friendship more than science, which made
Medicine. Both had spent years of neuroscience, “but once we Gendelman, a recipient of the between the two scientists. She science a lot easier,” Gendelman
working on different technolo- worked with each other, we Jewish Federation of Omaha suggested they invite Khalili said. “If you like the people
gies to tackle HIV, yet only by found each other very, very sim- Humanitarian of the Year over, and she made him a part you’re working with, it’s a lot
bringing their research together ilar in many ways, but the goal Award. “It just knows alle- of their extended family. He easier to do great things.” l
was this milestone possible. obviously was ... to accomplish viating suffering. It breaks was the only non-family mem-
something which could put an down boundaries. There’s ber at her 90th birthday party, [email protected];
Now, not only are they col- end to the disease, which has nothing bad; it’s not like mak- 215-832-0729
leagues, but Gendelman, born been with us for many years. ing weapons. You’re actually
and raised Jewish in Northeast Through this collaboration, doing something that changes
Philly, and Khalili, who immi- we found each other also as a humanity for the better. That’s
grated from Tehran shortly after good friend and obviously, as why I think it’s a cool way to
the Iranian Revolution, consider friendships goes, way beyond bring people together.”
themselves good friends. laboratories right now.”
By combining LASER ART,
In fact, Khalili said, “we They would each go on to which could suppress HIV,
upgraded ourselves to brothers.” spend much of their careers and CRISPR-Cas9, which
focused on the disease, though could eliminate the virus, they
But neither would say they got their work took them in dif- thought they could attack HIV
along when they first met more ferent directions. Gendelman on two fronts and arrive at a
than 30 years ago, as early-career wound up working with cure, Khalili said.

Locals Recall Impact of Apollo 11

LOCAL a half-century ago, as the United Community Services Building. Linda Koppelman, a resident married on July 17. So I was
RACHEL WINICOV | JE FEATURE States raced to send a man to the “It was not a good time in of Center City, also remem- driving back from New York
moon. Recently revived in our bered awe. She celebrated the with the radio cranked up on
A STRANGE MIX of won- collective memory, the Apollo 11 America. We had just been com- occasion last weekend. “I went the car [saying] ‘Oh my gosh,
der and fear overwhelm many spacecraft landed on the moon ing out of the Vietnam War. Civil to the Franklin Institute and it should we pull over?’ We had
Americans today as we imag- on July 20, 1969, marking a rights was a big issue. I was work- was really bringing back mem- to pull over because I wanted to
ine life in outer space. Can we major achievement in both U.S. ing on civil rights at the time. It ories. It was such an exciting hear this very exciting moment
make it to Mars? Will we find and world history. was not a good time, and this time to be. Everybody remem- across the entire world.”
extraterrestrial life? Is space was something that was so hope- bers where they were at the
travel safe? It was a turbulent time, ful,” she said. “So awe-inspiring. time that happened.” She shared some key take-
said Esther, who declined to It was awesome. Awesome, aways from a commemorative
Similar questions were raised provide a last name when inter- capital AWE. It made fantasy “I had just moved to New
viewed in the lobby of Jewish reality. It was remarkable.” York,” she continued. “I got See Apollo 11, Page 24

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Boardwalk Proposal Floated in Margate

M A R G AT E LED lighting. There would be want to wait and see what the Image of the proposed Margate boardwalk, looking out from a
ERICA SILVERMAN | JE STAFF no bike path or pavilion. The costs and permitting will entail.” beachfront home between Osborne and Pembroke avenues
estimated cost is $14 million.
GLEN KLOTZ HAS a vision of The boardwalk would con- Image courtesy of Glen Klotz
what the proposed boardwalk Second is the “Ventnor-Style tribute to the environmental
in Margate, New Jersey, could Boardwalk,” 20 feet wide, with 30 preservation of the beach and commissioners would need to in taxes annually, according
be for residents and beachgoers to 40 ramps, including one or two its beauty, said Klotz, a retired approve the question for the to the committee’s report.
— a place for walking, running, vehicle ramps, and solar-powered computer engineer who has ballot by sometime in August.”
bike riding and social meeting, LED lighting. There would be no lived most of his life in Margate. But there is also the con-
like a town square. bike path. There would be three Around 60% of Margate tinuing cost of the boardwalk,
to four pavilions, including water There are three sections taxpayers do not reside in such as electrical bills, constant
“People in wheelchairs can fountains. The estimated cost is of Margate’s beachscape, Margate year-round, according maintenance, insurance and
experience the ocean. It’s won- $19 million. explained Klotz, located to Klotz. A great majority are trash, and a certain number
derful for families and it’s much between the bulkhead and from Philadelphia and its sub- of lawsuits come every year,
easier to access the beach from The third is “Uniquely the ocean. The section behind urbs, as well as Cherry Hill, Abbott said.
the street,” said Klotz, who is Margate,” which is favored by the dunes is called the dead New Jersey. He and committee
leading a boardwalk move- the committee. It would be 27 zone. There also are the dunes, members are trying to reach And the boardwalk would
ment, launched in March 2018. feet wide, with 30 to 40 ramps, which is a protected area, and out to all of Margate’s residents, need to be built around the sand
“The beach is our social cen- including two or three vehicle the ocean beach section. The whether voting or nonvoting, if dunes and the drainage pipes.
ter, and a boardwalk makes it ramps, and solar-powered LED boardwalk would be located in they are paying taxes, through a
more valuable, personally and lighting. There would be a 7-foot- the dead zone, between beach- social media campaign. The state spent about $40
economically.” wide bike path, and three to four front properties and the dunes. million so far for the sand
pavilions, with restrooms, out- But there could be other dunes and drainage system, so
About 1.6 miles long, the side baths and foot showers. The “People walking on a board- hurdles. it may be unlikely it will spend
new boardwalk would start at estimated cost is $24 million. walk in the dead zone is better more in Margate, Abbott said.
the end of Ventnor’s boardwalk than people walking in the area “$24 million may be too low
and extend south to the border “A boardwalk is consid- surrounding the dunes,” Klotz an estimate for construction,” Government agencies, such
between Margate and Longport, ered a public street, and police said. “The new sand dunes built Margate City Solicitor Scott as the U.S. Army Corps of
the neighboring borough. and EMTs can access the from 2017 to May 2019 have cre- Abbott said. “We have about $50 Engineers and the New Jersey
boardwalk to save lives,” said ated enough protection to build million total debt, so for Margate Department of Environmental
Klotz and the Margate Klotz, the son of the late Red a boardwalk, to protect it from a to incur that kind of debt would Protection, would also need to
Boardwalk Committee pre- Klotz, owner of the Harlem storm surge, the most dangerous be tough, and the finances would issue permits and be consulted
sented a 26-page report at a July Globetrotters’ longtime oppo- part of a storm by the ocean.” impact everyone’s taxes.” regarding the boardwalk’s
13 public meeting, advocating nents the Washington Generals. environmental impact. l
for a residential, noncommercial “It makes the area more secure, The committee is gather- The cost to individual
boardwalk. since many residents are not ing information and plans to homeowners for building the [email protected];
there in the winter.” put the proposal on the record boardwalk would be about $150 215-832-0737
The report outlines three at a commission meeting in
boardwalk proposals, all the Some city officials seem to August. It also is gathering
same length, with railings and favor the idea of a proposed signatures to apply political
seating benches. The cost esti- boardwalk, but are proceeding pressure for a referendum on
mates are for construction and with caution. the boardwalk.
don’t include maintenance.
“When the report is for- “We are aiming for 500
First is the “Stripped-Down mally submitted to the City signatures; we have a few
Boardwalk,” 20 feet wide, with Commission, then the three city hundred already,” Klotz said.
20 to 35 ramps, including one commissioners would begin a “For the question to appear
or two vehicle ramps, and basic review of the committee’s plans,” on the ballot in the November
Mayor Michael Becker said. “I election, two of the three

Rabbi Speaks About African American Jewish History

LOCAL It’s that mission of unity African American Jewry.” that the first African American own experiences. Slowly, they
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF and commonality that Rabbi In his lecture, part of the Jewish communities formed in began to adopt Jewish customs,
Earl Bowen Jr. spoke about on the latter half of the 19th century. starting their own congregations
IN JUNE, several U.S. lawmakers July 22 at Adath Israel. Golden Slipper Gems summer in the early 1900s.
formed the Black-Jewish series, he touched upon the role The ancestors of those peo-
Congressional Caucus with a goal Bowen is familiar with the African American Jews play in ple had been slaves taken to the “It’s very hard to adopt a
of bringing African Americans subject matter, having worked the larger Jewish community United States and converted to religion of people who have
and Jews together to combat in 2018 at Gratz College as an and the history of Philadelphia’s Christianity. At the time, they been oppressing you for all
white supremacist ideology. instructor, where he taught a black Jewish community. began to equate biblical stories these years, and all of a sudden
course titled “Historical Origins about the plight of the Jewish look to their God as a ‘savior,’”
and Developmental Patterns of Bowen traced the origins of people as slaves in Egypt to their Bowen said of Christianity and
black Jews in America, noting

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the search for alternative belief The synagogue was Judaica. And many of the Torahs
systems. founded by Louise Dailey, the obtained were old and worn and
daughter of a Baptist minis- even illegible in portions. But
Previously, black Jews were ter. In the 1940s, she worked over the years, the congregation
mostly those who had adopted as a housekeeper in a Jewish has been accepted into the wider
the customs and practices of home in Philadelphia, where Jewish community.
Jewish slave owners. she learned about Judaism.
Inspired, she started to prac- e congregation has about
Bowen said there is a bit of tice the religion in her home 200 active members. A staple of the
evidence to support the idea of and soon attracted others. services is music, with guitars,
some slaves were Hebrews before drums and keyboards. Congregants
they were brought to the United
States. at culture, however, We believe that our presence can have a very
was destroyed along with the positive e ect on the wider Jewish community.”
rest of the cultural identities of
the slaves. So, in a sense, Bowen RABBI EARL BOWEN JR. Rabbi Earl Bowen Jr. Eric Schucht
said, blacks embracing Judaism
is a revitalization of that point Eventually, the group grew will even get up to dance. among all sects of the Jewish with the larger Jewish commu-
of view and a continuation of large enough to buy a building “Maybe because it’s part of community. Just like the ideals nity, can represent a united force
history that was once lost. and start a synagogue. Today, behind the new congressional to resist some of these things
her daughter (also Bowen’s our own culture in the African caucus, he said, it’s important to that are happening. But we have
Philadelphia is home to wife), Rabbi Debra Bowen, American community,” said come together and o er support. to see it as our commonality
Congregation Temple Beth’El, leads the congregation. Bowen, “we believe that one and how this can be a very good
a predominantly African way that you praise Hashem “We believe that our presence thing for us to do.” ●
American synagogue in West e congregation faced dis- is through the music, and it can have a very positive e ect
Oak Lane. Bowen serves as its crimination in the early days. resonates with people.” on the wider Jewish commu- [email protected];
associate rabbi, in addition to Bowen said they struggled to nd nity,” Bowen said. “We believe 215-832-0751
his job as a behavioral therapist vendors who would sell them Bowen’s main message at that our community, in coalition
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Israeli Kin of Fallen Soldiers Get a Taste
of American Summer Camp

LOCAL commanders from the IDF all of the team beside [the two 2019
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF Casualty and Wounded commanders] are siblings or
Department who accompanied orphans who lost their loved Barbara Brodsky (far left) and Israel Roizman (third from left) are
IT WAS FIVE years ago that the delegation, said the trip ones during their service in the
Tehila Shiloni, 12, lost her gives kids a chance to be with army,” Maydam Yamco said. presented with gifts of appreciation for supporting Friends of the Israel
brother. others who have experienced “The most important thing: that
similar trauma. they’re going to feel happy and Defense Forces. Eric Schucht
Sgt. Almog Shiloni was a loved. They deserve it.”
soldier in the Israel Defense “These kids, being around place to see, a new culture.” “The only thing I care about
Forces who was stabbed to their natural habitat, they’re dif- The other commander with On July 17, the children is I get a hug from every one
death in a November 2014 ter- ferent because they went through the group, Kobi Masa, said the of these kids,” Cohen said. “So
ror attack at a train station something that the others didn’t. trip was an opportunity for the got to enjoy a ceremonial Bar your job tonight is to hug 10
in Tel Aviv after a Palestinian And when here, they’re all the kids to have fun and not think and Bat Mitzvah party at the kids. You don’t hug 10 kids,
grabbed his rifle. And because same,” Maydam Yamco said. about the losses that occurred Jewish Family and Children’s you’re not doing your job. It’s
of that unfortunate incident, “Somebody walks outside to back home. In Philadelphia, Service Barbara and Harvey not a job, it’s a blessing.”
Tehila was one of 26 Israeli cry because he’s reminded of his they got the chance to sight- Brodsky Enrichment Center in
teens who recently got the father or his parents, they all see and learn about American Bala Cynwyd. The party was The celebration ended with
chance to attend summer camp understand each other. They all history. They even got to visit an opportunity for program a candle-lighting ceremony.
in the United States. can hug each other.” Hersheypark. supporters to meet face-to- The kids gathered around a
face with LEGACY Summer cake at the front of the room
The annual trip is arranged Accompanying the kids “These children live in a sad Camp program participants. and lit candles in memory
by Friends of the Israel were six Israeli counselors who house, during a time they see These donors included Bobbi of family members who died
Defense Forces for children also lost loved ones who served their parents cry every day,” Brodsky, Margie Brodsky and during military service.
or siblings of fallen soldiers. in the IDF. Masa said. ”And this time, they Israel Roizman, who pledged to
All expenses were paid for by forget everything, go to enjoy a donate $36,000 to FIDF while Tears rolled down the faces
the nonprofit for the children, Counselor Abas Abo new atmosphere.” speaking to the crowd. of several children as the names
ages 12 to 14, as they visited Agena was 7 when his father, were said aloud. At the end, the
Capital Camps and Retreat a Bedouin who worked as a Tzvia Wexler, who serves FIDF National President kids blew out the candles and
Center in Waynesboro, toured tracker along the border, was as executive director of FIDF’s Bobby Cohen, who spoke at the took part in music and dance. l
Washington, D.C., and, for killed in an incident involving Pennsylvania and Southern event, said there was no greater
the first time in the program’s smugglers. Today, the 24-year- New Jersey chapter, which joy than receiving a hug from a [email protected];
history, visited Philadelphia. old has taken after his father formed in 2011, said the trip’s child the program has helped. 215-832-0751
and also works as a tracker in impact on the children’s lives is
The trip gave Tehila and the the IDF. During the trip to the noticeable.
other teens an opportunity to U.S., he spent a lot of time with
make friends and experience three Bedouin siblings acting “I can tell you, 100%, they
a new culture. She said her as an Arabic translator for the walk away with a different per-
favorite camp activities were children who lost their brother spective for life,” Wexler said.
swimming in the lake and in a terror attack in Gaza. “They come here with this hor-
the zipline. rible feeling, and then they get
“This delegation is the face of to meet other kids their age and
Michelle Maydam Yamco, all of Israel. We have Druze, we adults that give them a different
one of two active duty have Bedouin, all kinds of Jewish, way of life, show them [things]
Orthodox, non-Orthodox — they did not expect to see, a new

South Philadelphia Shtiebel Debuts

LOCAL foot-stomping, siddur-tapping, Orthodox rabbanit leading it But as Fruchter said in immigrants. That a new
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF Carlebach-tuned service, all, Hadas “Dasi” Fruchter, is her address to those who had synagogue has sprouted up on
packed into a storefront across of an uncommon energy and assembled, it was also totally East Passyunk Avenue, then, is
THERE WAS SO much the street from Marra’s, made is right here in Philadelphia commonplace. It was only both special and not without
that made the first Kabbalat it special. That many of those made it special. last millennium, she noted, precedent.
Shabbat service on July 19 at who had designed, painted, that South Philadelphia was
the South Philadelphia Shtiebel built or otherwise contributed Even that it was an oasis crammed with synagogues Services began around 7:30
a special affair. to the Shtiebel’s creation sat of air conditioning and cold and Jewish schools — well p.m., as those who braved the
among the 80 or so worship- water on an evening where the over 100 of each — and the heat returned to their seats
That it was a joyous, pers made it special. That the heat index reached past 100 city was bursting with recent after a sip of water and a taste-
degrees made it special. ful dab with a paper towel.

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That it was a joyous, foot-stomping, siddur-tapping, Carlebach-tuned good Jewish clergy member, she
service, packed into a storefront across the street from Marra’s, made it connected the evening to the
week’s parshah. Balaam tries
to curse the Jews, but the words
special. That many of those who had designed, painted, built or otherwise that come out are blessings —
contributed to the Shtiebel’s creation sat among the 80 or so worshippers you can gure it out from there.
“My biggest re ection was
made it special. that I kind of had a hard time

believing that it was the rst
Toward the front, a small ramp or so, the Shtiebel was, for lack spoke, thanking all who made time that that group of people
led into the next room, where of a better term, rockin’. ere the evening a reality; yasher was coming together to sing,”
small children were free to was enthusiastic singing and koachs were aplenty. She polled Fruchter said the following
be small children, and where polite dancing — perhaps, with the crowd on the way they week. “It felt very cohesive.” ●
future nonprayer events will a little more room, the latter pronounced “Passyunk,” and
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Each side of the mechitza —
which alternated between
typical wooden dividers and
tall, reedy plants — was lled
with rows of worshippers.

Fruchter estimated that
she’s been at 120 one-on-one
meetings since she began
the process of creating the
Shtiebel, and many of those
who showed up for services
were there as a result. In her
words, she saw those relation-
ships “turn into a community,
within a moment.”

ere was also a delegation
from her last synagogue in
Potomac, Maryland, along with
some people who walked in o
the street. e Potomac group
brought some ArtScroll sid-
durim for mincha and ma’ariv,
and for Kabbalat Shabbat the
Shtiebel printed some paper
copies of the prayers.

The prayer room, as
Fruchter said a erward, may
have already proven too small
for the interest that was shown,
as a few attendees were with-
out chairs in the back. e
walls were nished in the way
a trendy apartment might
be — some were painted in
a light purple, while another
still has some nishing to be
done, evidenced by the hastily
scribbled little markings and

gures on some exposed wood.

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Pennsylvania Native Returns From J Street’s
First-Ever Student Trip to Israel

S TAT E “wide range of Israeli perspec- who have not yet completed Israel education was limited to Adam DeSchriver
TOBY TABACHNICK | JE FEATURE tives,” including “Palestinian conversion “was an idea that the secular history and current Photo courtesy of Adam DeSchriver
voices who can speak to the real- always kind of rubbed me the events curriculum at his public
AFTER RETURNING from ities of life under the occupation,” wrong way,” DeSchriver said. schools, he is now pursuing a understanding on the human-
his rst trip to Israel — a free according to J Street’s website. He is also uncomfortable, as Jewish studies minor through itarian level, as well as
tour o ered by J Street — Adam a convert, with the idea of a the University of Rochester. understanding on the geopo-
DeSchriver, 21, has a “renewed When looking for a trip to “birthright,” he said. Prior to his J Street tour, he litical level.”
sense of purpose for being com- Israel, DeSchriver, who com- took some courses that dealt
mitted to peace in the region, and pleted his conversion to Judaism “ e idea that there are with the con ict, allowing DeSchriver, who is presi-
I don’t take that lightly,” he said. in May 2019, chose J Street over certain Jews who have been him to join the trip with some dent of his school’s Hillel, is
Birthright partially because of endowed with this right at birth background perspective on the motivated to share what he
A clarinet student at the its eligibility requirements. to go to Israel was something struggle for peace in the region. learned on his trip.
Eastman School of Music To be eligible for Birthright, I always kind of struggled with
in Rochester, New York, a participant must identify as because it was something that did “I’d like to emphasize that the “Each one of us has this
DeSchriver joined 27 other Jewish and either have at least not include me as a convert,” he trip was so well-balanced, maybe privilege and this opportunity
college students and recent one Jewish parent, “or have explained. “I thought certainly, if even to a fault,” DeSchriver given to us by the generosity of
graduates on a trip designed completed Jewish conversion I don’t have this right, and there said. J Street and its donors,” he said.
to “present a robust, nuanced through a recognized Jewish are additionally people who used “We were invested in and cho-
and honest view of the current denomination,” according to inhabit the land and they don’t e travelers met a wide range sen because they believed that
realities on the ground in Israel to Birthright’s website. have the right to go there, I’m not of people living in the region, each of us was the right one to
and the Palestinian Territory,” completely comfortable with the from a contemporary Kabbalah bring on this trip to show these
according to J Street’s website. Birthright’s requirement idea of American Jews who have artist in Safed, to settlers in the things to, and to say, ‘Now
of a completed conversion, never been there to have a right West Bank, to Palestinian activ- it’s your turn to go home and
e J Street trip — the rst DeSchriver said, “is perhaps to go there. I think it’s a great ists at a village in the West Bank, to nd in your best way how
of its kind — was conceived a little limiting to those who privilege that we should not take DeSchriver said. ey toured to let your community know
as an alternative to Birthright, are choosing Judaism, to those for granted.” Hebron “and met with vari- that this is incredibly complex,
which, over the past two who have made the choice, but ous panels of people discussing there are so many factors to
decades, has sent more than who maybe have not had their DeSchriver traveled to Jewish pluralism in Israel.” consider,’ and each of us should
650,000 young people on moment in the mikvah.” Israel with students and recent have some responsibility as
free trips to Israel aiming to graduates from around the They also received “a activists going forward.”
strengthen Jewish identity and J Street’s eligibility require- United States. security overview of the Gaza
connection to the Jewish state. ments are broader. situation,” he said. J Street has no plans to
e students returned to o er additional free trips to
e 10-day J Street trip, which “Anyone who identi es as the U. S. “more knowledgeable e trip’s itinerary was students, Bayro said.
began July 2, was part of J Street’s a Jewish person, or is on a about the realities on the ground exhaustive, he said, and “cer-
“Let Our People Know” cam- Jewish journey, is ne by us,” and more motivated to become tainly conducive to giving “It was intended to be
paign, intending to present a said Logan Bayro , director of activists for peace,” Bayro said. everyone on the trip details a model to demonstrate to
communications for J Street. that they didn’t know and Birthright and to philanthro-
Although DeSchriver’s early couldn’t be expected to know pists what a trip like this can
The exclusion of those in informing everyone of the look like. J Street is not look-
incredibly complex reality. ing to be in the student trip
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Mark Talisman, Leader in Soviet Jewry Memorial Council in 1980. The council raised private quarter of the law school’s class, and “rarely, rarely in
Freedom Movement, Dies at 78 money for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, the top half.”
MARK TALISMAN, who helped write legislation which opened in 1993.
crucial to the free Soviet Jewry fight and had a lengthy “I can think of one or two students who’ve
career in Jewish advocacy, died July 11, according to Talisman and his wife, Jill, founded the Project graduated in the top half of my required first-year
JTA. He was 78. Judaica Foundation in 1983 to assist efforts in res- course,” Wax said during the September 2017 video.
cuing and exhibiting historic or threatened Judaica.
As chief of staff in 1972 to Ohio Rep. Charles And Talisman helped created the Holocaust Survivors In response to what he called a “mismanaged”
Vanik, Talisman wrote a bill — directly targeted at Foundation USA in 2000. situation, former Yves Saint Laurent CEO and New
the Soviet Union, which prohibited Jews from leaving York private equity firm founder Paul S. Levy stepped
the country or practicing their religion — that tied Penn Law Professor Makes Controversial down from his positions as University of Pennsylvania
U.S. trade relations to a country’s emigration policy. Comments About Immigation trustee emeritus and Penn Law School overseer.
University of Pennsylvania law professor Amy Wax
Known as the Jackson-Vanik amendment, the made controversial comments about immigrants Neo-Nazi Website Publisher Ordered
bill was signed by President Gerald Ford in 1975. during last week’s inaugural National Conservatism to Pay $14M to Trolled Victim
Talisman is credited with “calling all 435 represen- Conference, Vox reported. Daily Stormer website publisher Andrew Anglin was
tatives’ offices, sometimes speaking with members ordered by a federal judge on July 15 to pay $14 mil-
dozens of times before they added their name to During an immigration panel Wax said lion to a Jewish real estate agent in Montana he told
the growing list of cosponsors,” according to Gal immigrants are too loud and responsible for an his readers to troll, JTA reported.
Beckerman’s When They Come for Us We’ll Be Gone. increase in “litter.”
All photos and posts Anglin used to troll Tanya
Also in 1975, Talisman created the Washington She said she favored an immigration policy favoring Gersh, her husband and 12-year-old son in 2016 were
Action Office for the Council of Jewish Federations of immigrants from Western countries over non-Western ordered removed by U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah
North America. For 18 years he served as its director. ones, saying, “that our country will be better off with Lynch. Anglin had called on his readers to commit
more whites and fewer nonwhites.” She denied that a “troll storm” — online harassment — against
“Mark had an amazing impact in the many venues and her statements were racist, saying her problem with Gersh after he accused her of trying to force from a
causes to which he devoted his life. He was a person who non-white immigrants is not biological but cultural. mountain resort community the mother of a white
answered the call of hineni,” said Jewish Federations of nationalist.
North America Board of Trustees Chairman Mark Wilf. Wax is no stranger to controversy.
A video surfaced in March 2018 of Wax claiming A U.S. District Court must approve Lynch’s
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Netanyahu Becomes Longest-Serving
Prime Minister
PRIME MINISTER BENJAMIN Netanyahu became
Israel’s longest-serving premier on July 20, surpassing David
Ben-Gurion, JNS.org reported.

That day marked Netanyahu’s 4,876th day in office, counting
his tenure from 1996 to 1999 and from 2009 until the present.
That eclipses Ben-Gurion, who served from 1948 to 1954, then
again from 1955 into 1963. Yitzhak Shamir is the third longest-
serving prime minister.

Netanyahu is the world’s 35th longest-reigning leader and
16th-longest among Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development nations since World War II ended. He ranks
third among current OECD nation leaders, trailing Turkey’s
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Germany’s Angela Merkel.

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Firefighters rescued several residents in Or Yehuda, where
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Hamas Money Laundering Scheme Busted
Three Palestinian Authority residents were arrested July 16 by
Israeli security forces cracking down against a Hamas scheme
for transferring money between the Gaza Strip and Judea and
Samaria, JNS.org reported.

The scheme involved Hamas terrorists in Gaza using the
Al-Haramain travel agency to move money to operatives in
Judea and Samaria. Using a network of independent money
changers, the source of the funding became obscured, the
military said.

The money went for organizational terrorist activity and paid
the salaries of Hamas operatives.

European Women’s Lacrosse Championships
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Teams from 16 different European countries are competing in
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Yosemite National Park: Nature at its Finest

T R AVEL via free circulator bus or even Nearby are the awe-inspiring The Yosemite Valley floor is bisected by raging rivers and beautiful
on a bicycle. Hiking trails in Mariposa Grove of giant sequoia
JEFF AND VIRGINIA ORENSTEIN | the valley range from easy and trees and the Pioneer Yosemite meadows, o ering reflections and beauty just begging for photography.
JE FEATURE short to challenging. History Center in Wawona
with historic buildings and It is not surprising that talented photographers like Ansel Adams were
YOSEMITE NATIONAL Park e valley oor is the most demonstrations of pioneer life.
is one of the most precious visited and most convenient attracted to Yosemite. Photos by Je Orenstein
gems in the spectacular wil- part of the park and has more Plan on spending at least
derness necklace of America’s than enough sights to satisfy the a couple of days in the park.
national parks. simply smart traveler seeking a Check in at one of the vis-
view of spectacular wilderness. itor centers at Yosemite
It is justly famous for its But there is also a vast expanse Valley, Big Oak Flat, Wawona
enormous and impressive cli of the national park beyond the or Tuolumne Meadows to
faces, gigantic granite mono- valley, the equivalent to the area get the lay of the land and
liths that rise thousands of of Rhode Island, beckoning to to learn about the schedule
feet straight up from the valley be explored. e whole park of ranger-narrated tours. We
o ers a myriad of opportuni- particularly recommend the
oor, breathtakingly beautiful ties for hikers and experienced two-hour 26-mile tour of the
waterfalls and colorful mead- mountain climbers. valley oor. It reaches parts of
ows. is is where you will nd the valley not served by the free
Yosemite Falls, Half Dome, El ose of us who are a little shuttles and the ranger narra-
Capitan, Bridalveil Fall and less adventurous and who are tion in the open-air vehicle is
other landmarks made famous content to just drive around informative. To travel between
by Ansel Adams’ photography. the park can take advantage of valley attractions, it is best to
scenic vistas with spectacular park your car and use the free
All of it is easily accessi- views of mountain lakes and shuttles to get around.
ble from the Yosemite Valley remarkable highland vistas.
Visitor Center by car, on foot,

Love Your Independence. An excellent roadside view of the world-famous Bridal Veil Falls can be
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Get back to the lifestyle you love
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• Nutritious, restaurant-style dining, Yosemite can be reached by air, should take in are:
rail and highway. • The visitor’s center at
saving you the hassle of shopping • By car, California Highways
and cooking Yosemite Valley
• Weekly housekeeping and linen 120 and 140 lead to the park. • A ranger-guided or self-
services, offering relief from the • The nearest commer-
burden of housework guided tour around the
• Scheduled transportation, cial airports to Yosemite valley oor
so getting to appointments Valley are Fresno Yosemite If You Have Several Days:
or shopping is a breeze International Airport (FAT), • Explore the Mariposa Grove
65 miles, Mammoth Yosemite of giant sequoias.
New residents: Airport (MMH), 42 miles • Visit small Sierra Nevada
Get two months’ free rent! away and Merced Regional towns around the park.
Airport (MCE) at 72 miles • Spend time in the Ansel
Visit holyredeemer.com/lafayette distance. Major airports are Adams Gallery.
for more information, or call Sacramento at 152 miles and • Get beyond the valley and
215-449-8795 to schedule a tour. Oakland at 151 miles away. explore some of the rest of
• e nearest Amtrak sta- the park.
14 JULY 25, 2019 tion is at Merced, 69 miles • Tour the California
from the park. ere is a Mining Mineral Museum
YARTS bus from the station in Mariposa and enjoy the
to Yosemite National Park.

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shops and restaurants in When to Go: The park is Great vistas of massive granite monoliths such as In spring, the Merced River boils with white water
Mariposa. The Mariposa open year-round. Fall and Half Dome are available from the Yosemite Valley and the many streams in the park run full, feeding the
County Visitor Center can spring are great times to visit. floor. The vertical rise is spectacular. incredible waterfalls in the park to their full strength.
supply information and Spring, especially April, brings
Yosemite maps. spectacular waterfalls, espe-
• Try hunting, fishing and cially when the preceding
photography in the areas winter had a lot of precipitation
surrounding the park. and dogwood and redbuds. Fall
crowds are smaller after Labor
Ginny O’s Tips for Dressing Day and temperatures are
the Simply Smart Travel still moderate in September.
Way for Yosemite National Winters are cold and snowy.
Park:
Dress casually and for the Where to Stay: There
season. Weather can change are several hotels in the
without notice so pack layers. park, including the Majestic
There is no need for dressy Yosemite Hotel, the Yosemite
outfits. Valley Lodge, Big Trees
Lodge and many cabins and
This Destination at a Glance: campgrounds. Nearby towns
Over 50 Advantage: Gorgeous have many motels and hotels
vista, ease of accessibility, catering to park visitors.
cultural and historical learning
Special Travel Interests:
Mobility Level: Low. National parks, mountain
Accessible parking, lodging, scenery, waterfalls, geology,
tours and activities are avail- photography l
able throughout the park.
Some hikes can be difficult. Jeffrey and Virginia Orenstein are
travel writers from Sarasota, Florida.

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As published in a 1978 article by Norton B. Stern in the
Jewish Journal of Los Angeles, the gold fever country around
Yosemite attracted Jews as well as others seeking to strike
gold or create businesses that supplied miners. Though their
numbers were not huge, Jewish immigrants from Europe
found their way to the Yosemite era and even became active
in politics in the surrounding communities.

The nearest synagogues are more than an hour away in
Stockton and Fresno and no kosher restaurants are found
near the park, yet Jews and Jewishness can be found in the
wilderness. In 2010, Jewish Yosemite Park Ranger Scott
Gediman told a reporter on tour that, “The Ahwahnee Hotel
kitchen is not kosher, but the hotel has the capacity to stage
most Jewish wedding receptions, and the park itself hosts
several Jewish wedding ceremonies annually.”

In the Mariposa Museum and History Center, the story of
many of the early Jews and their entrepreneurial adventures
can be found.

Stockton and Modesto have significant Jewish communi-
ties. Chabad of Fresno is the closet organized congregation
to the park. There is also a Jewish summer camp, Camp
Tawonga, in Yosemite.

Writing in the Jewish blog publication Reshet Ramah in
2017, Avi Rubin, who lives in the park and works as an environ-
mental science educator with NatureBridge, wrote, “My Jewish
life has become a different sort of beast. To my knowledge, there
are a total of 12 Jews living within 50 miles of me.” l

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U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch, fifth from left, next to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, sixth from left, on a recent trip to Israel Photo courtesy of the o ce of U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch

Deutch the rst instance when public a member of the Jewish stand against anti-Semitism, positively worth defending.”
service was presented to him as a Federations of North America’s support civil rights, and a at can be a bit of a lonely
Continued from Page 1 lifelong virtue. Still, he could not Young Leadership Council. strong U.S.-Israel relationship,”
yet conceive of politics as a pro- William Daro , the senior vice said Sheri Zvi, the Florida place these days, but Deutch’s
recalls that the next morning, fession. Deutch later attended the president for public policy and regional director of the Anti- commitment has not gone
campers were directed to apply University of Michigan, where he the executive director of the Defamation League. unnoticed.
for visas to leave the Soviet met his wife, Jill. JFNA, said that Deutch “exem-
Union, only to be harassed, and pli es the best characteristics Since 2010, Deutch has “Ted has been involved in
then relieved of their job, apart- Deutch graduated from law of leadership.” distinguished himself as and deeply committed to issues
ment and safety. Counselors school at Michigan in 1990, and an advocate for Israel and regarding Israel’s security, peace
playing KGB agents chased he and Jill moved to Washington, Concurrently, Deutch began American Jews. He’s the and stability in the Middle East,
them around the “country.” D.C., for the rst time, where he to work on political campaigns, chair of the Foreign A airs throughout his entire career in
began to practice law. But they with dreams of working on a Subcommittee on the Middle public life,” said Jason Isaacson,
Decades later, sitting in a con- wanted to live closer to his wife’s presidential campaign — one East, North Africa and chief policy and political a airs
gressional hearing across from family in Ohio, so they picked that might propel him back to International Terrorism, as well o cer of the American Jewish
Natan Sharansky, Deutch couldn’t up again to move to Cleveland, D.C. en, Ron Klein, the state as the Committee on Ethics. Committee.
help but tell the most famous and Deutch loved it there. A er senator in his district, decided
refusenik of them all about the a few years, his oldest brother to run for Congress, leaving But much has changed since In 2015, he helped found
experience; when Deutch later visited for Passover. an open seat. Deutch saw an he entered Congress. the Bipartisan Taskforce for
spoke at a Kabbalat Shabbat in opening, and decided that he Combating Anti-Semitism
Moscow, a place that Jews had “He said, ‘I’m sure you’re would run. He won an election Advocating for Israel has in response to the rising lev-
once fought to leave, the circle was not interested, but we could that “nobody thought I could become more di cult, for els of violence against Jews in
use someone who practices the win,” he recalled, and quickly starters. e volume and lack Europe. Back then, he said, he
nally made complete. kind of law that you do,’” Deutch gained a reputation as an of quality of information on never would have thought that
“My experience at Ramah, it recalls. e reason his brother e ective state lawmaker. social media, Deutch believes, what was frightening about
expected a “no” was that the rm has made the job of Zionists their plight would soon become
really does inform everything I was in Boca Raton, Florida. One of the legislative accom- and their allies more di cult, familiar in the U.S.
do,” Deutch said. plishments he remembers most heightening the need for infor-
A er having spent most of fondly from that time was a mation that lawmakers can rely Now, he feels his work on that
Deutch, 53, grew up in life questioning why anyone bill divesting public pension on. At the same time, the case front has taken on a new urgency.
Bethlehem, the youngest of ve would give up on the seasons funds from Iran, the rst of for why Israel is worth support- For him, that meant addressing
and the grandson of Belarusian- of the northeast part of the its kind in the country. When ing still needs to be made anew. anti-Semitism, no matter the
Jewish immigrants. His older country, Deutch surprised his he’d arrived, his colleagues had source; Deutch was one of the
siblings were out of the house brother and himself by saying cautioned him about trying to “At a time when there are Democrats who led the charge in
by the time he turned 6, and his yes. In 1997, the Deutchs were a ect foreign policy from the people who openly ques- denouncing Rep. Ilhan Omar.
father, a World War II veteran on the move again. state Senate; by 2010, the year tion Israel’s right to exist as a
who fought at the Battle of the he took his seat, his law had Jewish state, to fundamentally “It’s not a role that I wanted
Bulge, had retired early. Deutch was an o cer in his become a model for similar support Israel means support- to have,” he said, “but given the
local Jewish Federation, and legislation across the country. ing a strong, a secure, Jewish challenges of anti-Semitism, it’s
Consequently, Deutch had became heavily involved in state,” he said. “ at’s rst and one that I’m proud to play.” ●
a partner to talk about politics the AIPAC New Leadership “He is a erce ally of all who foremost. Not just the idea of
with from a young age, and Network. Deutch was also a state generally, but as one [email protected];
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AMIA But governmental corruption in all of Latin America. Only Alicia Falkowski, minister with a visit by U.S. Secretary of
in Argentina has stymied inves- two years prior to the attack, and head of consular section State Mike Pompeo.
Continued from Page 1 tigations, with members of the another bombing occurred at at the Embassy of Argentina
Argentine government accused the Israeli Embassy in Buenos in Washington, D.C. Jason Elijis spoke of the signif-
hosted a lunch at the Pyramid of participating in a cover-up. Aires on March 17, 1992. at Isaacson, AJC’s chief policy icance of this declaration in
Club in Center City on July In 2005, a federal judge was attack killed 29 and injured and political a airs o cer, Israel and beyond.
18 to commemorate the 25th found to have paid a witness more than 200. Both Iran spoke to the event’s audience
anniversary of the terror $400,000 to change testimony in and Hezbollah have denied of traveling to Argentina two “We honor the memories of
attack. Joining Feldman there a case accusing several Argentine responsibility for either attack. days a er the bombing. the innocent victims who lost
was Liliana Elkouss of Cherry police o cers of involvement in their lives, not only by com-
Hill, New Jersey, a fellow Jewish the bombing plot. And in 2015, Fernando Treviño has “ ere are certain things I memorating them, but also by
Argentine. She remembers how Alberto Nisman, a prosecutor attended the commemoration cannot forget, the mission of sol- pursuing justice,” Elijis said.
she felt upon hearing news of who had been investigating the in Philadelphia for the last ve idarity and sympathy,” Isaacson “Israel welcomes the important
the attack from friends. A close attack and government com- years or so. His wife is Jewish, said of the AJC. “And there are decision of Argentina President
friend of hers was on his way plicity, was murdered a few and he’s a member of the AJC certain things I try not to remem- Mauricio Macri to recognize
to AMIA, but arrived shortly days a er ling a report accus- Latino-Jewish Coalition. He ber. I will be pleased to forget Hezbollah as a terrorist organiza-
a er the explosion. ing then-president Cristina said the event is an opportu- precise details of the devastation tion. A crucial acknowledgment
Fernández de Kirchner of cover- nity to bring the Jewish and on Pasteur Street, the burnt smell for the Israeli people and an
“I talk and my skin crawls,” ing up the role of Iranian o cials Latino communities together. that still lingered in the neigh- important step forward for our
Elkouss said. “When it hap- in connection with the bombing. borhood, or the songs of weeping shared pursuit of justice.”
pened, lots of people I knew His body was found the night “It’s always really powerful. heard in the synagogue.”
had been going there, had been before he was scheduled to tes- It’s always really emotional to e event ended with a
there, some second-, third- tify regarding these accusations. remember what happened,” On the anniversary of the candle-lighting ceremony
degree acquaintances. So it was a Jewish pundits and community Treviño said. “And a little bit 1994 attack, Argentina declared where community leaders read
very di cult day, and proceeded groups in Argentina and in Israel frustrating that one of the big- Hezbollah a terrorist organiza- aloud the names of each person
by di cult weeks for me.” have long called for justice, but gest acts of terrorism in Latin tion. All assets of Hezbollah and killed in the blast. One name
the case remains unsolved. America never got resolved.” its members within the country of note was that of Augusto
While no individual has ever have been ordered frozen. e Daniel Jesus. He was the last
been charged for the crime, both Argentina is home to the Speakers at the commem- labeling of the group as a ter- victim to be identi ed, the
Argentina and Israel have long sixth-largest Jewish population oration included Almog rorist organization was the rst result of a DNA test in 2016. ●
blamed Iran and implicated in the world, and the largest Elijis, consul for media a airs by any Latin American country.
several former Iranian o cials at the Consulate General of [email protected];
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DNA Is No Answer

IN A RULING last week, Israel’s Jewish status — which impli- age 5, got engaged and applied without DNA confirmation, making them inconsequential
Supreme Rabbinical Court made cate, among other things, an for a marriage license, the the rabbinate put Siderov and for proving Jewishness,” Noah
clear that DNA testing cannot be individual’s ability to marry rabbinate launched an investiga- seven relatives on a backlist, Slepkov, a fellow at the Jewish
used to answer the religious and another Jew in Israel under tion. The investigator speculated since their Jewish status was People Policy Institute, wrote
politically sensitive question of the haredi Orthodox rabbin- that Sidorov’s maternal grand- now in question. That decision in Haaretz. So the rabbinate
who is a Jew. The court recog- ate’s rules. With no civil option mother may have been adopted, was appealed by Itim, an Israeli is left to prove Jewishness the
nized that DNA testing results available under the law, if you’re raising the possibility that he religion-and-state advocacy old-fashioned way — however
are vague and don’t identify a Jewish and wish to marry was not Jewish. So the rabbinate organization, and the Supreme that is supposed to be done.
flashing Jewish gene that would another Jew in Israel, you have recommended that the grand- Rabbinical Court overturned it.
nail down one’s unequivocal to prove your Jewishness to the mother take a DNA test for A similar ruling was issued by Which brings us back to
membership in the tribe. While rabbinate’s satisfaction. clarification. the same court earlier this year. the vexing question of why the
DNA testing can provide some state of Israel and its haredi
information about Jewish con- The primary targets of Jewish- Siderov’s grandmother has The ruling made clear that rabbinate need to impose strin-
nectors, it cannot provide the origin DNA testing in Israel dementia. And because most of DNA testing is not the answer gent Orthodox standards on
definitive answer. have been Jews from the former the grandmother’s family was to the “Who is a Jew?” ques- personal status determinations
Soviet Union — a country that murdered in the Holocaust, tion. “While some specific for those wishing to convert,
The Supreme Rabbinical for two generations suppressed “there was no one to compare genetic markers are statisti- marry, divorce or be buried
Court decision overturned religion and traditional records the results to even if she took cally more prevalent among in the Jewish state. Judaism is
two lower court rulings that of Jewish identification. So when the test,” according to Religion Ashkenazi Jews versus non- not a one-size-fits-all religion.
allowed DNA tests to clar- Oleg Sidorov, an Israeli citizen News Service. Jews, there are also many Jews So why does the government
ify an Israeli’s all-important who emigrated from Ukraine at who do not have these markers, insist upon it? l
Without the test, and

Jews Must Not Be Shields for Trump’s Racism

BY AARON KEYAK anti-Semitic tropes and cast Democratic Party. More than Charlottesville he shockingly president’s bigoted statements,
one-sided blame on Israel for 75 percent of Jewish Americans stated that there are “some which violate democratic prin-
PRESIDENT TRUMP did what the lack of Middle East peace. voted for Democrats in the very fine people on both sides.” ciples, tear at the social fabric
seemed nearly impossible this But the answer to their prob- most recent midterm elections, The Anti-Defamation League and strike fear into the hearts of
week, sinking to a new low in lematic words and policy according to exit polls. Other found that violent anti-Semitic minority communities — and
demanding that four Democratic positions will never be an polls have revealed that the pres- attacks doubled last year. are, at times, truly racist. This
congresswomen “go back” to excuse for the descent into the ident has a dismal 29 percent This is why, not surprisingly, brand of demagoguery recalls
their countries of origin. president’s base racism. We, as approval rating among Jewish 71 percent of Jews disap- the politics of another century
American Jews, understand Americans, and that only one prove of Trump’s handling of and a different continent. The
The president’s racist attacks that our fate is tied up with in six identify as Republican. anti-Semitism. According to duties of privilege and resis-
on sitting members of the House other minority communities, American Jews recognize the same survey, 60 percent feel tance are ones that we have
of Representatives were awful with whom we have labored for that whatever his gifts to the the president bears responsi- inherited from our history as a
enough at first blush. And then decades to advance civil rights far-right in Israel, this presi- bility for recent anti-Semitic persecuted minority.
he chose to defend his state- and battle prejudice. dent has stoked anti-Semitism attacks in Pittsburgh and
ments in blasting his victims, Trump’s repugnant rhetoric
Reps. Ilhan Omar, Rashida American Jews want no part in the president’s racist tirades nor his and actions speak for them-
Tlaib, Alexandria Ocasio- weaponization of support for Israel. Not only does he not speak for selves, reflecting damningly
Cortez and Ayanna Pressley as our community, he deeply offends us. on those who stand with him.
“anti-Israel” and “anti-Semitic.” Despite their attempts to let
His rhetoric even whipped We resent being used as a here as no holder of the office Poway. Jews recognize that Jews be dragged down into the
up the crowd into a chant of rhetorical shield, or as a white- before him. He routinely fueling white supremacism fight, almost the entire Jewish
“send her back” in reference wash for the president’s racism. caricatures Jews as a wealthy fuels anti-Semitism. This is community will stand united
to Omar. Come Election Day, our actions monolith whose allegiances why using Jews as a shield in against him. As a people with
at the ballot box will again are divided between the the midst of his own racist a deep and long history with
American Jews want no reflect that sentiment. United States and Israel. He tirades is so hypocritical and these sorts of leaders, we know
part in the president’s racist Despite the baseless predic- has refused to condemn white downright dangerous to the well how — and far too often —
tirades nor his weaponization tions from the White House supremacists on numerous Jewish community. it turns out. l
of support for Israel. Not only otherwise, American Jews occasions, and in response American Jews can feel
does he not speak for our are stalwart backers of the to neo-Nazis marching in nothing but horror at the Aaron Keyak is a former head of
community, he deeply offends us. the National Jewish Democratic
Council and managing partner of
No doubt Omar and Bluelight Strategies in Washington,
Tlaib have caused offense in D.C.
our community with their
comments that peddle in

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Are Left-Wing Politics Really Good KVETCH ’N’ KVELL

for the Jews? Jordan Not Part of Mandate
THE OP-ED by Lee Bender and Jerome R. Verlin (“‘Two-State
BY SAUL AXELROD who were trying to escape exceeding their numbers. One Solution’ Isn’t Best for Either Side,” July 11) is premised on the
Europe in the 1930s and would hope that this reality idea that Jordan was once part of the Palestine Mandate, which
IT IS IN the social DNA of ’40s. American and Western would have enhanced the worl- it was not. The League of Nations awarded Britain the Palestine
most Jewish Americans to European campuses, led by dview of the Jewish people. But Mandate in 1922, and it went into effect in 1923. Jordan was not
support liberal causes. Unlike left-wing protesters, have been the opposite has been true, and part of the mandate awarded to Britain, though, for eight months
other American groups, Jewish filled with an anti-Israel ani- few actions can make Jewish in 1920-’21, Jordan was temporarily included in Palestine.
Americans have remained loyal mus that has steadily morphed Americans cringe more than a
to the Democratic Party even as into a modern-day version member of its group extolling Bender and Verlin use this false claim (that Jordan is Palestine)
their affluence has increased. of medieval Jew hatred. Rep. the number of Jewish Nobel to make the case that Jordan should be the Palestinian state while
Ilhan Omar (D-MN) recently laureates and National Merit the West Bank and the Gaza Strip become a part of Israel. But
Operating under the mandate made vile remarks denigrating Scholarship recipients. there is reason to doubt that the Palestinians, Jordanians or
of tikkun olam, Jews have been the loyalty of Jewish Americans Israelis would be comfortable with that outcome.
at the forefront of almost to their home country yet Undoubtedly, there have
every social movement in the escaped any censure from the been many from the left Palestinians aspire to have a state of their own in the West
United States, including the Democratic-controlled House who have supported Jewish Bank and Gaza (if not beyond), while Jordan has explicitly said
labor movement, the Civil of Representatives. A liberal causes. Democratic Presidents that Jordan is not Palestine. Thus, the chance of Jordan becoming
Rights movement and the pundit recently asked Omar Truman, Kennedy, Johnson the Palestinian state is hardly a realistic scenario.
women’s movement. and Clinton were outstanding
Andrew Kofsky, intern, Foreign Policy Research Institute |
Philadelphia

American and Western European campuses, led by left-wing protesters, Liberals Excluded Jews, Too
have been filled with an anti-Israel animus that has steadily morphed into It was good of Marc Stier to concede that President Donald
a modern-day version of medieval Jew hatred. Trump is not yet Hitler (“Why We Remember,” July 4). But I
wonder if he would have said that about previous presidents who
But what has been the attitude if her comments were anti- in their support of the state of excluded Jews from entering the United States when these Jews
of the political left toward Jews Semitic and was happy to move Israel. Feminists Betty Friedan were in much more dire, life-threatening situations than are the
in America and other countries? on to the next issue when she and Bella Abzug stood up for present-day migrants at the southern border.
The picture is often not pretty. claimed they were not. Jewish causes even as many
of their colleagues vilified the I am talking about Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose adminis-
A founding principle of Karl An ongoing conundrum in Jewish people. But the point tration kept out hundreds of thousands of Jewish refugees who
Marx’s communism was that the Jewish community is the is that the left has earned no could have been saved if his administration had opened the
it was necessary to wrest con- issue of particularism vs. indi- privileged status in its rela- doors to these refugees. In fact, Germany had a large immigra-
trol of the world’s economy vidualism. Do we fight for a tionship to the Jewish people. tion quota, but FDR’s State Department did not let it be filled
from capitalist Jews. Voltaire few causes or all causes? The Its motives and practices must even in the critical years of the 1930s. Polish Jews had even less
may have envisioned a more left stresses a universalism that be scrutinized like that of any luck than German Jews in finding refuge in the USA.
enlightened world, but his might be appealing were all other political group. The devo-
beneficence did not apply to the nations in the world fully tion of many Jewish Americans More recently, President Barack Obama, an admirer of
French Jews as he achieved the committed to the principle. to left-wing causes has not been FDR, pressured the government of Israel not to let Jews move
status of being one of the worst dependably reciprocated. across the 1949 armistice line in order to reside in what is
Jew haters of the millennium But that is not the world called the West Bank or Judea and Samaria. Thereby Obama
in which he lived. A recent in which we live; we live in I am not trying to make denied the right of Jews to live in that area, a right recognized in
book, Jewish Radical Feminists, a world where nations have a case that most Jewish international law by the League of Nations.
revealed the position of some armies, national anthems Americans should change
early feminists that Jews were and flags displaying religious their politics from liberal to When it comes to excluding people from entering a certain
an oppressing people rather symbols. A short period of conservative. People should territory, Stier might voice a complaint against leaders of liberal
than an oppressed people less universalism might be suffi- commit themselves to the and progressive movements in the USA who thought that it was
than 20 years after the Shoah. cient to eliminate the already political philosophies that are perfectly okay to exclude Jews. l
dwindling Jewish life in the consistent with their human-
Marx and Voltaire are not Diaspora and in the state of istic principles. But in the Elliott Green | Jerusalem
contemporaries of people liv- Israel, leaving most other process of doing this, there is
ing in recent times, but modern particularisms untouched. nothing wrong with asking Statement From the Publisher
left-wing politics have often the age-old question, “But is it
been problematic for pres- A special irritant to the good for the Jews?” l We are a diverse community. The views expressed in the opinion columns and letters
ent-day Jews. A recent issue of left wing is the exceptional- published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect
the Jewish Exponent revealed ism achieved by Jewish people Saul Axelrod is a professor emeritus the views of the officers and boards of the Jewish Publishing Group and/or the Jewish
the remarkably callous posi- throughout the world. By in Temple University’s College of Federation of Greater Philadelphia. Send letters to [email protected] or fax to
tion that President Franklin any reasonable measure, Jews Education. He lives in Elkins Park. 215-569-3389. Letters should be a maximum of 200 words and may be edited for clarity
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Israel360 Trip O ers Deep Dive Into Jewish State

BY LAUREN GORODESKY on my trip (whether we meant yet everything Maya said, she to Judaism in some way and region of Netivot and Sdot
to or not) and practiced all said with an air of optimism lived in the Philly area. Negev. is little corner of the
FOR ANYONE WHO has three words I know in Hebrew and positivity. It honestly With this particular group, Negev, which is home to a large
been on a Jewish Federation every chance I got, but the didn’t matter who you struck it wasn’t a surprise that we were number of immigrants and ref-
mission to Israel, we all are overall theme of my Israel360 up a conversation with in Israel all at di erent life stages. Some ugees who ed terrible violence
familiar with the typical ques- trip was community. because the overall message of us were married, some of us and anti-Semitism, is now a
tions we receive when we get Israel360 took us beyond was that Israel is a great place had children and many of us thriving community that is
back, such as if we felt safe, how the sights and wonderment to live. It’s no wonder we met were just stepping our toe into committed to celebrating
we handled the desert heat or that is Israel and brought us so many people who had made adulthood in general. But we its vibrant diversity.
which place in Mahane Yehuda into the day-to-day lives of the aliyah. ere is just this great also had so much in common:
we stopped at for hummus. To see the impact my
To see the impact my Philadelphia Jewish community has made in this Philadelphia Jewish community
ese are all questions I’ve community has been a valuable reminder of how people like me can truly has made in this community
had to repeatedly answer in the make a di erence both in Israel and at home. has been a valuable reminder
last few weeks. I just returned of how people like me can truly
from the Israel360 mission, typical Israeli. Our madricha, sense of pride for the country We liked similar TV shows, had make a di erence both in Israel
an eight-day trip to Israel for Maya, made it her mission to and the longer we were there, an interest in learning and we and at home. Because of the
young professionals in the ensure that we didn’t just hear the more you could feel it. all were freakishly amazing at friendships I made on this trip,
Philadelphia region. While it about the di erent communi- What also made this trip bagging fruits and vegetables my experience in Israel is not
may appear to many that this ties of people living in Israel, di erent for me was the group while volunteering at a kibbutz. something that I had to leave
trip was simply another reit- but taught us from the perspec- of Greater Philadelphians that While we may have been behind; it is something that I
eration of a typical Birthright tive of an Israeli, and that was I traveled with. e age range learning about the di erent can build on back at home.
experience, I found it to be another experience in itself. was 27 to 40 and, as the young- communities in Israel, we were
nothing of the sort. My rst Living in the United States, est one on the trip, I wasn’t sure also forming one of our own. I highly encourage all
trip to Israel on Birthright you constantly hear about the how much I’d have in common is became especially clear to young professionals in the
was more of an introduction con ict and violence in the with everyone else, besides the me on the day we spent in the region to apply for this trip to
to Israel, whereas Israel360 Middle East from the media, fact that we were all connected Jewish Federation’s partnership both nd a new community and
was a deep exploration of the to get a glimpse of Israel-beyond
country, culture and climate. the traditional Birthright
experience. ●
Don’t get me wrong — there
were a lot of similarities: I still Lauren Gorodesky is a kindergarten
ate a ton falafel, bought the teacher in the Lower Merion School
same Judaica as other people District.

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Jews of Philly Fashion: Alex Gushner

FA S H I O N As for Alex Gushner, 29, his that I recently found buried in York City, but I’ve always wanted Alex Gushner
experience before joining the the back of my closet. Kind of to live abroad, so I would proba- Photo courtesy of Boyds Philadelphia
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF family business was a little dif- funny how your tastes and style bly have considered relocating to
ferent. He was briefly in New changes as time goes by, because London or Milan. the balance of casual and
This week, we present our inau- York, working for the Italian there’s no way in the world I’d dressy.
gural edition of Jews of Philly label Ermenegildo Zegna, wear a purple paisley tie. Will the Phillies make the
Fashion, introducing you to before he returned in 2014 to playoffs? What talent would you most
the Chosen few who dress our help rebrand and revitalize What’s your go-to High like to have?
city. They might mix wool and Boyds. The store’s sales, as his Holiday outfit? 100%.
linen, but they’ve got some hard father, president of Boyds Kent I wish I were a great
opinions on mixing stripes with Gushner told The New York I keep it pretty simple, with What item of clothing should impersonator. l
florals. In this space, we’ll talk to Times last year, are still 80% a solid navy blazer and a pair more people be wearing?
designers, sellers, buyers, influ- men’s clothing. Gushner the of gray dress pants. The High [email protected];
encers, models and more. For younger helped oversee a $10 Holidays aren’t the time for a I believe that more men 215-832-0740
our first week, we talked to Alex million renovation in 2018. fashion statement. should wear a sport jacket
Gushner, the fourth-generation when eating in a restaurant.
men’s buyer at Boyds. What is your favorite piece of Is there a current fashion It doesn’t have to be a dressy
clothing? trend that you detest? jacket, but women are always
WHEN ALEXANDER GUSHNER dressed to the nines and I just
founded Boyds with his broth- I have a Tom Ford suit that Why do people wear bean- think men look incomplete
ers in 1938, his prior experience I love. ies indoors? without one. Casual can still
in sales was mostly restricted look elegant.
to cigars, along with some What’s something you can’t What would you be doing if
shirts and ties. believe you used to wear? you weren’t at Boyds? Whose style do you admire?
Brunello Cucinelli’s style,
I had a purple paisley tie Well, I love fashion, so prob-
ably working for a brand in New for me, is the best. He strikes

Women’s Theatre Festival Ready for Year 5

T H E AT E R part — doing something about full production at the Asian A performance from the 2016 festival
JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF it — was the hard part. After Arts Initiative at 12th and Vine Photo courtesy of the Philadelphia Women’s Theatre Festival
graduation, she and some fel- streets. Though she was pleased
WHEN POLLY EDELSTEIN low graduates of her program, with the result, the planning at a professional level. not be paid for your work,”
was a graduate theater student all similarly interested in work was, well … One of the most import- Edelstein notes, which creates a
at Villanova University, she that empowered women, came barrier for low-income women.
wrote a manifesto. up with an idea. “In a lot of ways, it was ant aspects for Edelstein is The artists, she said, are paid
awful, because starting some- that each of the selected play- before the organizers, often
The concept of a “manifesto” The result — the Philadelphia thing is awful,” she said with wrights are paid for their work.
has taken on some ominous Women’s Theatre Festival, now a laugh. See Theater, Page 22
connotations over the years, in its fifth year — has turned out “There’s a lot of opportunity
but rest assured, Edelstein’s to be worth the work. The festival Today, the festival receives in theater if you’re willing to
wasn’t malicious; in fact, her will be held this year at the Arden close to 150 submissions for
manifesto was an assignment Theatre’s Hamilton Family Arts production, beginning in
from a professor. The assign- Center from Aug. 1-4, and will December. Over the next eight
ment asked her to write “what feature staged readings of new months, Edelstein and others,
sucks about theater, why, and work, all by women. (There will along with apprentices, sort
what you’re going to do to be several plays for children, too.) through submissions, identify
change it,” Edelstein recalled. Admission is pay-what-you-can, the ones of the highest quality
with a suggested donation of $10, that also hew to the theme
“Everyone should write a and no one is turned away. of the coming year’s festival
manifesto once in their life,” (this year — Philadelphia),
she said. “Probably more than The festival has come a long and work with the play-
once.” way from a germ of an idea wrights to shepherd the show
in November 2014. That first to the stage.
Edelstein, the fellowship year, Edelstein said, was one
coordinator of Tribe12, wrote wherein she had “a lot of vision” Throughout the year,
about the lack of parity for without much of the know- Edelstein and other organizers
women in theater. That part how needed to put together a put together panels and profes-
was easy, as it had been on festival. The final product was sional development sessions for
her mind for a while. The next two staged readings and one women, on subjects like, say,
how to get your show produced

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Lifestyles/Culture

Internet Stars The Try Guys Come to Town

ARTS
ERIC SCHUCHT | JE STAFF

THEY’RE FOUR GUYS The Try Guys. Zach Kornfeld is at the bottom of the right photo.
who try stuff. This fairly Above photo by J.D. Renes. Right photo by Andrew Eccles
simple premise has led The Try
Guys, former BuzzFeed video childhood in Scarsdale, New people. And as I’ve gotten out
creators, to internet stardom. York, home to a large and into the world ... I discovered
active Jewish community. He that it was something that made
Now after nearly 180 episodes described his Jewish upbring- me unique, that instead of using
and 6.1 million subscribers on ing as more cultural than it to be othered, I could use it to
their YouTube channel, the guys religious, and he dropped out celebrate.”
are coming here to finish their of Hebrew school at a young Much of what Kornfeld
first-ever live show tour. They age. Regardless, Judaism has knows of his family history
perform at The Met Philadelphia helped shape his morals, values comes from stories passed
at 7:30 p.m. on July 28. and sense of humor, he said, down from his grandmother,
and he’s explored his Jewish who was born in Germany in
Ned Fulmer, Eugene Lee identity more as an adult. the 1930s, he said. Some of
Yang, Keith Habersberger and About eight years ago, he those tales are briefly touched
Zach Kornfeld, who is Jewish, visited Israel via Birthright. He upon in The Try Guys’ first
formed the comedy quartet at said the trip gave him a new- book, released in June, The
BuzzFeed in 2014. For their first found respect for and sense Hidden Power of F***ing Up. met once as a kid — to get “transcends practice” and
episode, they tried on women’s of connection to his ancestry. Kornfeld’s extended family them out of Europe and bring is “irrevocably woven into
underwear. For another video, He felt similarly when he trav- members have struggled to talk them to the United States. He the DNA and fabric of my
one of their most popular, they eled across Europe, visiting the about their experiences during personally financed the voy- being.” It’s one of the things
attached electrodes to their regions his family came from the Holocaust. One relative ages for about a half-dozen that makes Kornfeld feel spe-
stomachs to simulate the pain in Central Europe. survived Auschwitz at a young who were fleeing certain death, cial, the kind of uniqueness
women feel during childbirth. “When I was growing up, my age and only began speaking and never mentioned it during that The Try Guys attempt to
Kornfeld said the goal is to Judaism was not remarkable,” about it much later in life. his lifetime. Kornfeld’s mother celebrate in everybody. l
explore and celebrate what it Kornfeld said. “I was in a town His maternal grandfather learned of the deed only after
means to be human. surrounded by Jewish friends sent money to family members his death. [email protected];
where I was just one of the other — cousins who he had only 215-832-0751
“We started by trying To Kornfeld, being Jewish
things outside of the normal
man’s comfort zone, so any-
thing from performing in drag
to swimming with sharks to
fighting UFC fighters to wear-
ing heels for a day,” Kornfeld
said. “Everything we’re doing,
we’re trying to understand peo-
ple’s passions and identities, and
often times that involves some
comedic and zany antics, but it’s
all in a pursuit of understanding
the people and world around us.”

Kornfeld spent much of his

Theater work is often its own reward. on) shifts working at Six Flags dominated, it was really great Edelstein and the organizers in
“To be able to do this kind of Great Adventure, an experi- to know that it existed, and it identifying actors, a dramaturg
Continued from Page 21 ence that assuredly contributed just became a really important and a director that worked for
work is not easy but is very nec- to the play’s mood and title. opportunity,” she said. her show.
leaving the latter unpaid at the essary,” Edelstein said. “We’re But it’s also her first profes-
end. But given what she’s able glad to be a part of that.” sional production, and for the Feinstein met Edelstein “Whether or not the script
to do — partner with organi- 22-year-old Feinstein, it’s all through Tribe12, and Edelstein is done, whether or not I con-
zations like Woman Organized Doriane Feinstein is one of “very exciting.” encouraged her to submit. tinue with this project, the
Against Rape and Parent-Artist the women being “lifted” by Though she wasn’t sure yet if process has shaped me into a
Advocacy League, and uplift the festival this year. “Hearing that there’s a space she was ready for that step, she’s better writer,” Feinstein said. l
women in the theater world in Philly, for women, for their glad now that Edelstein was so
one festival at a time — the Feinstein’s play, Zachary theater to be somewhere, in persistent. She was thrilled with [email protected];
Hates Everything, is special to this world that’s often male the assistance she received from 215-832-0740
her for a few reasons. First,
it was written between (and

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FOOD any means — they are quite and sprinkle it with salt and Reserve ¼ cup cooking of water
delicious but they are just not pepper. Set it aside for about 30 and drain the pasta.
KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST something I tend to purchase minutes at room temperature.
in my normal shopping. I’m Pour the hot pasta into a
LAST SATURDAY NIGHT, I more of an onion girl, just out In a medium-size skillet, medium-sized serving bowl
cooked at home. This is not the of habit, and I tend to substi- melt the butter with oil and add and add the butter, parsley, salt
norm; we generally go out on tute onions for shallots. the turmeric. When the mix- and pepper. If needed, gradu-
the weekend, but my husband ture is beginning to sizzle, add ally add the water to help melt
was scheduled to depart early But when I cleared out the the shallots and let them cook, the butter and distribute the
Sunday for a work trip that was fridge from a weekend trip to fairly intensely, for about 8 min- ingredients. Serve immediately.
to last the entire week, and it the beach over Memorial Day, utes until they are browning
seemed the least I could do was I scooped a stray shallot that and starting to crisp. Remove ARUGULA, DATE AND
to send him off with a home- had been left behind by another the shallots from the oil with PARMESAN SALAD
cooked meal. guest. I didn’t want to waste it, tongs and place them on paper Serves 4
so I took it home with the other towels to drain, leaving the tur-
And what a meal it was. leftover groceries. The lone shal- meric oil mixture in the skillet. 1 package arugula Halibut with Dill Butter and
I splurged on halibut, an lot rolled around my produce ⅓ cup chopped dates Frizzled Shallots Photo by Keri White
expensively delicious fish — it drawer for about seven weeks, While the shallots cook,
has a meaty, steaky texture, it and finally I had occasion to mix all the ingredients for dill (use pitted dates and Place the arugula in a salad
retains moisture, and it has a chop and use it. The micro-thin butter in a small dish; set it cut in thirds) bowl and top with the dates
wonderfully mild flavor, so it is shallots crisped up nicely, and aside at room temperature. ½ cup shaved Parmesan and cheese.
compatible with most ingredi- the turmeric added a nice bit of cheese
ents. The garlic dill butter and color as well as a subtle flavor. Reheat the skillet with tur- 2 tablespoons best-quality Drizzle the oil, vinegar, salt
the frizzled shallot elevated the meric oil over medium-high olive oil and pepper over the salad; toss
fish to near-restaurant quality, As for the dill butter, I used heat, and add the fish, skin side 2 teaspoons aged balsamic and serve immediately. l
if I do say so myself. But it was a few schmears on the fish and up to start. Cover the fish and Pinch of salt, sprinkle of
oh-so-simple to prepare. had plenty left to dip bread, cook for about 3 minutes; flip, pepper
As for sides, I had found indulgently, during the meal. I cover and cook another 3-6 min-
some local arugula at the mar- did not think of it at the time, utes depending on thickness. Now offering Kosher catering in the Northeast,
ket, and tossed it with pitted but if you double the recipe, The fish should cut easily and be South Jersey and surrounding counties
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punctuate this meal beautifully. 1 tablespoon olive oil mary will require less to avoid
Pinch salt an overpowering flavor.
HALIBUT WITH DILL ½ teaspoon turmeric
BUTTER AND FRIZZLED ½ pound orzo
SHALLOTS For the dill butter: 2 tablespoons butter
Serves 2 ¼ cup chopped fresh parsley
½ stick butter, softened Salt and pepper to taste
I don’t routinely cook with (if rushed, heat in ¼ cup pasta cooking water
shallots. microwave for 15 seconds)
(if needed)
I don’t object to them by 2 tablespoons chopped
fresh dill Cook the orzo in salted water
to al dente (generally 1 minute
1 clove garlic, crushed less than package directions.)
Zest of 1 lemon

In a shallow dish, place the
fish; coat it with lemon juice

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Torah Portion

CANDLE LIGHTING

Every Moral Case Is Complex July 26 8:02 p.m.
Aug. 2 7:55 p.m.

BY RABBI KAMI KNAPP in front of the congregation. Pinchas for his crime: “Pinchas Within this parshah, we empowered to speak.
Rashi provides context as ... has turned my anger aware are faced with a dichotomy of In Orot HaTorah, Rav Kook
Parshat Pinchas from the children of Israel moral decision making. Does
PINCHAS IS A PARSHAH to why Pinchas commits mur- by his zealously avenging Me Hashem condone violence for states: “Morality, in its natu-
rich with different cases regard- der. “He saw the deed and among them, so that I did not community preservation or ralness, in all the depths of
ing moral decision making, reminded himself of the law. destroy the children of Israel does Hashem carry out justice its splendor and power of its
including murder, inclusion, He said to Moses, “I learned because of My zeal. Therefore, by working to eradicate the strength, must be determined
women’s equality and legacy. from you, ‘If someone cohab- say: “I hereby give him My injustices around us? in the soul, and will be recep-
its with an Aramean [heathen] covenant of peace.” tive to those noble influences
There is a deep dichotomy woman, zealots have a right to I do not have an answer deriving from the force of
between Hashem’s moral deci- strike him [dead].’” He replied Hashem’s response adds as to why Hashem seems to the Torah. Every word of the
sion making when comparing to him, “Let the one who reads complexity to an already com- condone violence in one case Torah must be preceded by
two substories within the par- the letter be the agent to carry plex moral issue. Later in the while ensuring equality in worldliness.
shah: the case of Pinchas and it out.” parshah we find another case another. But, what we learn
the daughters of Tzelophad. concerning morality: Hashem from this parshah is that issues “But if we deafen our ears so
This dichotomy, albeit con- Immediately, “he took a distributes the land to the tribes. of morality are complex; issues that we cannot hear the simple
fusing, shows us the human spear in his hand. ...” (Sanh. The daughters of Tzelophad of morality and theology are call of the Lord which is poten-
factors which enrich and 82a)” Pinchas is a zealot, an are excluded from receiving even more complex. Every case tially proclaimed through all the
complicate issues of morality. extremist. He justifies his vio- land because their father has of morality, as demonstrated natural gates of light, which are
lent actions by believing he is daughters and not sons. in this parshah, has nuances in every man’s reach, because
It reminds us that moral carrying out his faith’s decrees. and external factors that make we think that we will find the
decisions are fraught with He commits murder for the Is it moral to withhold it unique. light of the Torah in a Torah
influences: emotions, honoring sake of and in the name of inheritance from women which is severed from the light
the past, tribal mentality, gen- Hashem. Herein lies two chal- merely because of their gender? But this does not mean that of life spread over the world and
der and much more. It reminds lenges of morality: the act of The daughters go to Moses and we should withdraw from the planted in the splendid soul of
us that morality is a complex murder, in itself, and the act of argue the injustice of the situ- issues because of the challenge man, then we have not under-
issue within itself, but theology murder in Hashem’s name. ation. Moses turns to Hashem of complexity; our tradition stood the value of the Torah.” l
and morality together can be for judgment and Hashem com- teaches us to reach deeper
so much more complex. This challenge is not foreign mands Moses to give them land. within the issue and within our Rabbi Kami Knapp is a
to us today. We continue to texts for guidance. It teaches graduate of the Reconstructionist
We begin the parshah in the grapple with questions such as: Hashem’s decision supports us to look at all the nuances Rabbinical College. She is the
aftermath of Pinchas’ violent Is murder ever justified? If so, the value of gender equality and and think deeply about how rabbi at Congregation Or Shalom
murder of an Israelite man and in what cases? Is it honorable that every human being is equal. our decisions affect our com- in Berwyn. The Board of Rabbis of
Midianite woman because of to commit crimes according In addition, Hashem’s decision munity, our faith, our legacy. Greater Philadelphia is proud to
their intimate relationship. The to the literal interpretations of represents the act of ensuring It also reminds us that many provide the Torah commentary for
Israelite man and Midianite our faith? Is it honorable to justice in cases affected by his- voices are left unheard and the Jewish Exponent.
woman (Cozbi daughter of commit crimes if we are prom- torical injustice and allowing that our choices in morality
Zur) come before Moses and ised a reward from Hashem? the voices of the unheard to be not only affect those who con-
the congregation. Pinchas heard. Again, these are issues of tribute to the issue but also
reacts by killing both of them Not only does Pinchas mur- morality that resonate deeply those who are not allowed or
der for the sake of Hashem, within our society today.
Hashem condones and rewards

Apollo 11 “I do remember the Columbia not Jewish himself, credentials. A NASA-trained
and the Challenger shuttles. he felt inspired to leader, Glackman served as an
Continued from Page 4 Both times, I was in uniform join the post after associate teacher at the NASA
when we lost the shuttles.” witnessing the van- Ames Center in addition to
seminar at the Franklin dalism of Mount her role at Merion Elementary
Institute. The experiences shook him. Carmel Cemetery School. She also contributed to
“We could do better. in 2017. the National Space Biomedical
“It was interesting to know Obviously, space flight has A handful of Research Institute Teacher
that the power that we now risks, but we could do better.” Philadelphia Jews have Academy Project.
have on our iPhones is probably He retired from the Naval contributed to space
about 20 times greater than the Reserves in 2012, after 28 years exploration. The space program has his-
technology they had. I mean, of service. Additionally, he Marsha Ivins grew torically united Americans,
people didn’t even have phones worked as a financial manager up in Wallingford and Jewish or not, something
at that point. So it is pretty with the Department of Justice graduated from what is Sheldon Carter Courtesy of Sheldon Carter Carter admires deeply.
exciting to think about the tech- in the federal prison system.
nology that they had and how it Carter, a resident of now Strath Haven High School space shuttle missions. “I’ve always thought and the
was utilized and so forth.” Wyncote, is an affiliate mem- in 1969. Now retired, she spent Penny Glackman, of Lower NASA program was something
ber of Jewish War Veterans more than 55 days in space Merion, is a retired third-grade that set our nation apart,” he
Sheldon Carter, 53, was too Drizin-Weiss Post 215. While as a member of five different educator with high-f lying said. “It is something that
young to fully remember the made America special.” l
Apollo 11 launch.

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

JFRE Meets at
The Atlantic

ON JULY 16, the Jewish Federation Real Estate affinity group met at
The Atlantic, the newly renovated apartment building in Center City Philadelphia.
The event, which was generously hosted by the Post Brothers, gave JFRE mem-
bers the chance to learn about the building’s incredible new transformation from
Matt and Michael Pestronk and to take an exclusive tour of the property. To
learn more about JFRE, contact Senior Development Officer Rachel Sigman at
[email protected] or 215-832-0513.

From left: Michael Markman,
Matt Pestronk and Mike Pestronk

Guests take in the view from The Atlantic’s rooftop. From left: Trish Harrington, Larry Bergen, Jerry Roller, Rich Gorodesky and Michael Barmash

From left: Sid Smith, David Feldman and Bob Freedman From left: Akiva Goldstein, Andrew Nemrofff and Gabe Amzallag
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THURSDAY, JULY 25 Begins at 6 p.m. Followed by Kiddush Camp. We’ll have a snack, camp
in the Saltzman Biblical Garden. For activities, a tour and you will get to
Book Club. more information, call 215-886-8000. meet the staff. Free. 10 a.m. to noon.
Israel Bonds Women’s Division holds a book club about every two months, Old York Road Temple–Beth Am. 7601 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
rotating meeting locations in private homes. Both fiction and nonfiction 971 Old York Road, Abington.
books, with Israel as the backdrop, are selected. The next book club HaMotzi Dinner.
selection is Lone Wolf in Jerusalem by Ehud Diskin. 2 p.m. Contact Sharon New Member Shabbat. Community dinner at Reform
Richman at [email protected] or 267-443-2005 to RSVP A special Shabbat invitation from Temple Congregation Keneseth Israel. 5 p.m.
and get the event’s address, which will be at a private home in Ventnor, Sholom in Broomall. You and your family For more information, call 215-887-
New Jersey. are cordially invited as we welcome our 8700. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
prospective and newest members. Join us
THURSDAY, JULY 25 Lunch and Learn. adults. Coffee, tea and snacks at 8:30 for a Shabbat together at 7:30 p.m. either MONDAY, JULY 29
Lunch at 11:30 a.m. and program at a.m., chair exercise or current events on July 26 or Aug. 16. Stay with us for our
Bible Study. 12:30 p.m. Call 215-320-0351 to register. at 9:30 a.m., Kabbalat Shabbat service oneg after services in your honor. RSVP Mahjong.
We will study the commentaries found Cost $1. Northeast Older Adult Center. at 10:30 a.m., hot kosher lunch at 11:30 to 610-356-5165 or director@temple- Join the Sisterhood of Melrose B’nai Israel
in the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim 8101 Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia. a.m. and entertainment by Marvin sholom.org. 55 N. Church Lane, Broomall. Emanu-El for our weekly friendly mahjong
Chumash and the commentaries of Diamond at 12:15 p.m. RSVP by phone game. Open to the entire kehillah. No
modern biblical scholars to deepen our Torah Study. at 215-832-0539. KleinLife: Center Evening Shabbat. charge for MBIEE sisterhood members.
understanding of the first book of the Midday Torah study with Rabbi Eric Lazar City. 2100 Arch St., Philadelphia. Shabbat evening service at Reform One-time charge of $36 includes
Bible. For more information, call 610- at noon. All are welcome. Temple Brith Congregation Keneseth Israel. 8 p.m. membership to the MBIEE Sisterhood.
667-5000. 10-11 a.m. Har Zion Temple. Achim. 481 S. Gulph Road, King of Prussia. Welcoming Shabbat. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. Contact 215-635-1505 or vp-rebecca@
1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley. Join Melrose B’nai Israel Emanu-El mbiee.org for more information. 7 p.m.
Canasta Open Play. in officially welcoming Cantor Stephen SATURDAY, JULY 27 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
Health Workshop. Canasta walk-in friendly game. 1-3 p.m. Freedman for Kabbalat Shabbat services
Shelley Barchanowitz Goldberg, Social hall at Ohev Shalom of Bucks and a light dinner. $18 per person. Torah, Bagels and Coffee. TUESDAY, JULY 30
aging to sageing mentor and bounce County. Weekly open play for $2. 5:45 p.m. For more information, email Begin Shabbat morning at Old York
back better coach, has spent many To register, call 215-968-6755. [email protected] or call 215-635-1505. Road Temple-Beth Am with an Farmers’ Market.
years researching and experiencing 944 Second Street Pike, Richboro. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. interactive and engaging discussion of Buy and enjoy fresh and local produce
happiness and resilience and how the weekly portion including bagels and from our own hoop houses and
to use and create tools to change FRIDAY, JULY 26 Casual Kabbalat Shabbat. coffee at 9 a.m. followed by a peer-led gardens (some produce purchased
fear into love. 11:30 a.m. Reform Join us every Friday evening during Shabbat service at 10:15 a.m. Casual dress wholesale for supply). Currently
Congregation Keneseth Israel. Adult Activities. July and August for an informal, is appropriate and everyone is welcome. accepting cash, SNAP/EBT Access
8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. A full day of activities for active casual Kabbalat Shabbat service. For more information, call 215-886-8000. Card, Philly Food Bucks and FMNP
971 Old York Road, Abington. vouchers. All proceeds are donated
to Cook For A Friend program.
SUNDAY, JULY 28 For more information, contact John
Eskate at 215-698-7300, ext 196.
Camp Open House. KleinLife: Northeast Philadelphia.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 Lunch and Learn. IN; DEPTH: 3.62 IN;
Discussion of the parshah of the week. COLOR: BLACK; AD
Film Screening. This session will be led by Rabbi
Join Temple Sholom in Broomall for a showing of Heading Home: The Gary Charlestein. All are welcome. tNopUsMaBllEoRf:fe0r0s 0fo8r5y4o7u5r
Tale of Team Israel. This film tells the underdog story of Israel’s national Free. 12:30 p.m. 1710 Romano Drive, diamonds & jewelry.
baseball team and its first time in the World Baseball Classic. The team Norristown.
includes many Jewish-American Major League Baseball players and We can pay more because
some of their first visits to Israel. Film showing at 7 p.m. followed by a Bereavement Group. we know the true value.
Skype Q&A with director Seth Kramer. Contact the temple office with For the post-bereaved, held at Immediate cash for one
questions at 610-356-5165. 55 N. Church Lane, Broomall. Northeast NORC, from 1-2:30 p.m. piece or an entire
Free. Email [email protected] collection.
Lunch and Learn. want to learn to play? Are you new in WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 or call 215-320-0351 to register.
Discussion of the parshah of the week. town looking for the game? Have you 8546B Bustleton Ave., 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
This session will be led by Rabbi Saul lived in town and want a new group Coffee and Conversation. Philadelphia.
Grife. All are welcome. Free. Noon. to play with? We’re always looking After morning minyan, enjoy coffee (215) 885-7070
Congregation Adath Jeshurun for new players. We ask for a $4 and an open forum for learning at Mahjong.
library. 7763 Old York Road, donation per session. 8 a.m. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz Old York Road Temple-Beth Am will Open Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
Elkins Park. 300 S. 18th St., Philadelphia. will teach and answer your Jewish host a drop-in mahjong game at 7 11am - 4:00pm
questions. Coffee and Conversation p.m.. Bring your cards. Mahjong sets
Retirement Workshop. jkidphilly Musical is free and open to the community. and cards will be for sale. For more Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
Join the discussion within a group Join jkidphilly for our Musical Adath Israel. 250 N. Highland Ave., information, call 215-886-8000.
that is just for you at KleinLife: Summer Series with Chana Rothman Merion Station. 971 Old York Road, Abington. Temple Brith Achim. 481 S. Gulph
Montgomery County. Light and friends. This summer, our Road, King of Prussia.
refreshments provided. Free. theme is B’tzelem Elohim; join us in New Voting System Training. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1
12:45-1:45 p.m. 7763 Old York Road, celebrating everybody’s individuality Voters will use a new voting system in Canasta Open Play.
Elkins Park. and uniqueness through PJ Library the November general election. The Bible Study. Canasta walk-in friendly game.
stories, and music with local Jewish office of the City Commissioners is We will study the commentaries found Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. Social hall at Ohev
Mahjong. women musicians. Bring your own conducting outreach to communities in the Hertz Chumash, the Etz Hayim Shalom of Bucks County. Weekly
Our mahjong group meets at 1 p.m. picnic dinner and we will bring the across the city to help voters become Chumash and the commentaries of open play for $2. To register, call
in the Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel Popsicles for dessert. Free. familiar with the system. Free. modern biblical scholars to deepen 215-968-6755. 944 Second St. Pike,
synagogue chapel, to play the game, 5:30-7 p.m. Main Line Reform 10:40 a.m. to 2 p.m. KleinLife: our understanding of the first book of Richboro.
have fun and raise money for tikkun Temple. 410 Montgomery Ave., Northeast Philadelphia. the Bible. For more information, call
olam. Have you heard of mahjong and Wynnewood. 10100 Jamison Ave., Philadelphia. 610-667-5000. 10-11 a.m. Har Zion Bereavement Group.
Temple. 1500 Hagys Ford Road, First Thursday of the month. All
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BIRTH

SIDNEY MEYER BEER

Dara (née Davis) Beer, Brendan and big sisters Millie and Gigi and big brother Gus of
Santa Monica, California, announce the birth of Sidney Meyer Beer (Joseph Mier) on
March 28.

Sharing in their happiness are grandparents Mark and Shirley Davis of Huntingdon
Valley; grandmother Jane Coogan Beer of Los Angeles; grandfather Jerry Beer of
Burbank, California; great-grandmother Shirley Davis of Delray Beach, Florida; and
great-grandmother Mary Coogan of San Diego, California.

Joining in welcoming the new arrival are Aunt Maura, Uncle Aaron and cousins Nate,
Margaret and Caroline Davis; Aunt Kristen, Uncle Kevin and cousin Robert Beer; and
Uncle Tim, Aunt Laura and cousins Gabriella and Elizabeth Beer.

Sid is named in loving memory of his maternal great-grandfather Joseph Davis.

COMMUNITYBRIEFS

Temple’s Dismissal Motion in Moshe Porat were accused in October of taking sexually explicit at least the next 20 years in the heavily Jewish Jersey
photographs with spy glasses and a webcam of a shore enclave of Margate, kywnewsradio reported.
Defamation Case Rejected woman they had gotten drunk in 2017, according
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY’S MOTION to dismiss to nbcphiladelphia.com. They were charged with Margate’s council approved a measure last week
one count of defamation filed by former Fox School false imprisonment, invasion of privacy, recklessly to renew the lease for the 65-foot, 138-year-old
of Business Dean Moshe Porat was rejected July 3 by endangering another person, criminal conspiracy attraction.
Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Arnold and violations of the Pennsylvania Wiretap Act.
News, the Temple News reported. “Every five years, the city and the Save Lucy
News did not explain his decision in rejecting Weinstein is a former member of the Northampton Committee will sit down and meet and go over the
a count alleging that Porat directly participated in Township Board of Supervisors and formerly previous five years,” Lucy CEO Richard Helfant said.
falsifying rankings data. practiced law at Silver & Silver in Ardmore. “What’s been going on, what’s good, what needs to
Porat filed a defamation be addressed. And then it will renew itself for an
lawsuit on May 2 against the He also faces indecent assault charges from a additional five years. So in reality it’s a 20 year lease
university and its president, separate incident. During the investigation, police that never drops below 15 years.”
found photos from 2012 on an iPad that showed
Richard Englert, which seeks Weinstein sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. Heather Barbera Offers to Plead Guilty
$25 million. He is challenging Heather Barbera, who was charged last year with
allegations that he knowingly Jayson Stark Honored by National murdering her mother and grandmother in their
submitted inaccurate data to Baseball Hall of Fame Ventnor, New Jersey, condo, offered to plead guilty,
U.S. News & World Report Philadelphia native Jayson Stark received the J.G. according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
for its 2018 Best Online MBA Taylor Spink Award from the National Baseball Hall Her attorney, James Leonard
Programs rankings. of Fame on July 20 “for meritorious contributions to Jr., made a formal offer for
Porat worked at Temple for 43 baseball writing.” Barbera to plead guilty in
years, including 22 years as dean, Moshe Porat exchange for a sentencing in the
and is still a tenured professor Photo courtesy Stark graduated from Lincoln High School in range of one first-degree murder
there, although he is not currently fox.temple.edu 1969 then attended Syracuse University, according charge, which carries a mini-
to mlb.com. He began his sportswriting career at the
teaching. Providence Journal then worked for The Philadelphia mum of a 30-year sentence. He
Porat, who received his undergraduate degree and Inquirer for about two decades before joining ESPN expressed a wish to resolve the
MBA from Tel Aviv University and his doctorate in 2000. He joined The Athletic in 2018. case without a trial.
from Temple, is involved in several local Jewish Superior Court Judge Heather Barbera
organizations. “I really like people and I’m really interested in Bernard DeLury set a deadline
In his Temple bio, he is listed as a board member other people and their stories,” Stark told mlb.com. of Aug. 15 for consideration of Office of the Atlantic
“I’m still doing something that I’ve done my whole County Prosecutor
career. When I walk into a clubhouse, I don’t need to
of the America-Israel Chamber of Commerce. In June know who the biggest star is. I need to know who’s the the plea. He also set an Oct. 8 trial date.
2016, Hillel of Greater Philadelphia honored Porat for funniest guy in the room, who’s the smartest guy in Last year, Barbera was charged with two counts
his campus leadership and advocacy for Israel. the room. I don’t care if it’s the backup catcher. I don’t of first-degree murder, third-degree possession of
care if it’s the guy that plays three days a week. I want a weapon for an unlawful purpose and first-degree
to talk to that guy.” robbery in the deaths. Prosecutors allege she beat her
Attorney Facing Wiretapping Charges mother and grandmother to death with a nightstick,
Suspended by State In 2017, Stark was also inducted into the then stole her mother’s credit cards.
The Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. “It’s obviously a very emotional and difficult case,
of Pennsylvania said July 18 that it suspended and complex, with a lot of moving pieces,” Leonard
Montgomery County attorney Lawrence Jay Lucy the Elephant Lease Renewed for said, according to the Inquirer. “She understands the
Weinstein, who faces wiretapping and other criminal 20 Years by Margate Board severity of the situation, and she’s doing the best she
charges. The suspension is effective Aug. 17. Historic landmark Lucy the Elephant is staying put for can. By any measure, it’s a tragedy on both sides.” l

Weinstein, 45, and his girlfriend Kelly Drucker,

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DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES A RESOLUTION OF
ABRAMSON SENIOR CARE
BANKS BIRNHAK CHOMITZ
The Board of Trustees of Abramson Senior Care record with sorrow the
Daniel Banks, of Wynnewood, PA passed J. Robert (Bob) Birnhak passed away at his Morris (‘Maish’, ‘Morry’) Abraham Chomitz, passing of their esteemed colleague and friend
away on June 24, 2019 at 86 years old. Be- long-time residence July 14, 2019 with his ever tenacious and ever precise, finished this
loved husband of Jacquelyn (nee Hollin); lov- close family at his side. He was co-founder life on July 11, 2019. Cherished husband, J. Robert (Bob) Birnhak, z”l
ing father of Theodora Matisoff and Alexan- and co-director of Weight Watchers of Phil- father and grandfather, chemical engineer,
der Banks; fond father-in-law to Joshua Mat- adelphia, Inc. which he founded in 1964 in craftsman, draftsman, and true maven of the whose commitment to philanthropy benefited the seniors served by
isoff and Sarah Flier; adoring grandfather of the Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia with his arts and good food, he was born in Phil- Abramson Senior Care, and whose life serves as an example of kindness
Penelope, Calliope and Linus; devoted broth- late wife, Marilyn Price Birnhak, who died in adelphia in 1925. For a full obituary, please and generosity to the entire community.
er of the late Maurice Banks and the late Eu- 2018. Birnhak was born in the Bronx section see brownandhickey.com Mr. Birnhak joined Abramson Senior Care’s Board of Trustees in 1990.
gene Banks. He lived in Wynnewood for 44 of New York City to parents Samuel and Rae Along with his wife Marilyn, of blessed memory, he was tirelessly devoted
years and will be dearly missed. Daniel grew Birnhak and is the brother of Shelley (Robin) BROWN & HICKEY FUNERAL HOME to the care of seniors. Both Bob and Marilyn were instrumental in
up in Strawberry Mansion and was an honor Birnhak. He is a graduate of DeWitt Clinton envisioning and guiding Abramson Senior Care’s evolution to ensure that
graduate of the Central High School. He High School in the Bronx and Brooklyn Col- EVANTASH our mission of service to seniors would reach well beyond the walls of our
earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineer- lege in New York City. He received a law de- Abramson Residence. Through their philanthropic investment in the first
ing and a master's degree in mechanical en- gree from New York University where he also Diane Evantash, on July 12, 2019. The former Birnhak Transitional Care on our Horsham campus and now the second
gineering from the University of received his LLM degree. A World War II vet- Diane Forman, beloved wife of the late Le- Birnhak Transitional Care at Lankenau Medical Center, they have created
Pennsylvania. Daniel had worked as a struc- eran, he served in the United States Army onard. Loving mother of Michael Evantash a legacy of generosity and caring that will provide the entire Philadelphia
tural engineer in the design and testing of Signal Intelligence Corps serving in the Phil- and Jill (Jefferey) Fleishman.n Sister of Jack region with high-quality transitional care for years to come.
fighter bombers for North American Aviation, ippines and Australia. Following his service, Forman. Adored grandmother of Michelle, The Birnhaks’ largesse knew no bounds. They generously supported
and for the General Electric Company's Mis- he returned to New York working first in in- Emily, and the late Stuart. Contributions in Abramson Senior Care through the Annual Fund and as members of the
sile and Space Division in the design and re- surance and then joined the Queens County her memory may be made to Deborah Hos- Heritage Society, which recognizes those who have made an endowment
covery of one of the first US satellites. Daniel District Attorney’s office as an Assistant Dis- pital, 200 Trenton Road, Browns Mills, New gift. Their contribution to the New Campus Fund helped enable the
is best remembered for his 50+ years as a trict Attorney. Birnhak also served as an Al- Jersey 08015. building of our Horsham Campus. Bob also lent his time and expertise
home inspector and residential and industrial derman for his Queens district in New York to a number of Board Committees, including the Medical Safety and
structural engineer. In lieu of flowers, contri- and was president of the Wagner Democratic GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S Performance Improvement Committee and the By-Laws Committee. In
butions in his memory may be made to the Club there. He additionally served as a New RAPHAEL-SACKS 2003, Bob and Marilyn were honored with the Family Award, Abramson
Golden Slipper Club/Camp. York State Assemblyman for his Queens dis- Senior Care’s highest honor, in recognition of their commitment to
trict. Prior to founding their own Weight HOFFMAN advance the care of the elderly.
BERLIN Watchers franchise, he and his wife, Marilyn Bob’s philanthropy to both Jewish and non-Jewish causes reflects a life
were introduced to the weight-loss program Beverly D. Hoffman(nee Weiner), July 13, filled with compassion and endless giving to improve the lives of others.
Evelyn Berlin (nee Shore), July 17, 2019; of when they attended founder, Jean Nidetch’s 2019. Wife of the late Aron Hoffman. Mother Abramson Senior Care and our entire Jewish community were truly
Rydal, PA; age 97; beloved wife of the late meetings in New York. They became busi- of Mark (Terry) Hoffman, Diane Mintzer and fortunate to have been the beneficiary of Bob’s time, leadership and
Ralph; loving mother of Jeffrey Berlin (Anne) ness partners and personal friends over the Bruce (Huguette) Hoffman. Sister of Jackie enduring tzedakah.
and Michael Berlin (Louise); cherished grand- next several decades. Since its founding in (David) Gold. Grandmother of Jill, Holly, To his children John, Valerie (Chris) Birnhak; his grandchildren Lauren,
mother of Allison (Ryan), Rachel (Michael), 1964, with eight members, Weight Watchers Heidi, Jacob, Ross and Josh. Contributions in David, Aleks, and Rae; and all who mourn his passing, the Board of
Joshua (Ilana) and Samuel (Tara); adored of Philadelphia, now doing business as WW Bev's memory may be made to The Michael Trustees of Abramson Senior Care offer this expression of profound
great-grandmother of Andrew, Ryder and Philadelphia serves up to 20,000 members J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research , sympathy. May they find solace in the knowledge that his dedication,
Fiona. Services and interment will be private. weekly in 450 Wellness Workshops Donation Processing, P.O. Box 5014, Hager- generosity and good works will serve as a living tribute to him and will
In lieu of flowers, contributions in her throughout 11-counties in Southeastern, PA stown, MD 21741-5014 www.michaeljfox.org benefit future generations.
memory may be made to Jewish Federation and Southwestern, New Jersey. The Birnhaks or to Beth Tikvah-B'nai Jeshurun,
of Greater Phila. had three children, John, Tracey, and Valerie www.btbj.org. Howard J. Davis, Esq. Carol A. Irvine
and raised them in their Laverock, PA home Board Chair President and CEO
JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS in Montgomery County. Tracey and John GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
both worked in the business as vice presid- RAPHAEL-SACKS DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES
Honor the ents prior to Tracey’s passing after a cour-
memory ageous battle with breast cancer. Valerie KAYTES ROSEMAN TURETZKY
of your works in the arts. John is currently serving as
loved one … president of the company. Mr. Birnhak sat on Sharon Kaytes (nee Borowsky). July 17, Paul Edmond Roseman, July 10, 2019 of Miriam Turetzky (nee Singer), 95, July 16,
numerous Boards and his philanthropic 2019. Devoted wife of the late Harold. Loving Pine Hill, NJ; beloved husband of Cindy (nee 2019. Wife of the late Sidney Turetzky. Moth-
CALL 215-832-0749 works included the Jewish Federation of mother of Daniel Kaytes (Elizabeth). Beloved Farbman); loving father of Hilary (Samuel) er of Phyllis (Marvin) Reese and Sherry
TO PLACE YOUR Greater Philadelphia, Beth Sholom Congrega- Grammie of Owen. Contributions in her Carbone and Jeremy (Lara) Roseman; ad- (Moises B. Kristal) Kristal-Turetzky. Grand-
YAHRTZEIT AD. tion, American Friends of Mogen David Ad- memory may be made to Leukemia and ored son of Irv (the late Lillian) Roseman; mother of Eddie (Amy) Reese and Randi
om, American Associates of Ben Gurion Uni- Lymphoma Society, 100 N. 20th St., Suite cherished grandfather of Brayden, Giovanni (Mark) Roger. Great grandmother of Ben and
classified@ versity of the Negev, as well as many other 405, Phila. PA 19103. and Landon; devoted brother of Alan (Mary) Aaron Reese and Maddie and Sammie Roger.
jewishexponent.com charitable organizations. Along with his late Roseman and proud uncle of Michael. Contri- Contributions in her memory may be made to
wife, Marilyn, Mr. Birnhak was instrumental GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S butions in his memory may be made to the the Abramson Center for Jewish Life, 1425
in opening the 54 bed Birnhak Transitional RAPHAEL-SACKS Miles for Melanoma team Paul’s Avengers Horsham Rd, North Wales, PA 19454,
Care Unit at Abramson Center for Jewish Life join.melanoma.org www.abramsoncenter.org. or to the Americ-
and the new 35 bed Abramson Senior Care LEVEN an Heart Association, 5455 N. High St.,
Birnhak Transitional Care Unit at Lankenau JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS Columbus, OH 43214, www.heart.org.
Hospital opening Wedneday, July 17th 2019. Edythe Leven (nee Lusky), age 99, of Gallo-
He was also a benefactor for the Abramson way Twp, NJ and formerly Lake Worth, FL ROSENBAUM GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S
Cancer Center – Perelman Center as well as and Philadelphia, PA, on July 14, 2019. Be- RAPHAEL-SACKS
many other organizations. He was a mem- loved wife of the late Leonard; loving mother Marian Rosenbaum (nee Goodman), July 12,
ber of the Union League of Philadelphia. Mr. of Bruce (Barbara) Leven, Barry (Gloria) 2019. Wife of the late Harold, of Wynnwood, Honor the memory
Birnhak was a patron of the Arts in Phil- Leven; sister of Cecelia Holzman and the late PA. Mother of Mark (Sandi) Rosenbaum and of your loved one...
adelphia. He and Marilyn donated gener- Gilbert Lusky; grandmother of Eric (Beth) Nadine (Jeffrey) Tolvin; grandmother of
ously to the Philadelphia Theatre Company. Leven, Jennifer (Frank) Kaczmarski, Chelsea Richard (Kimberly) Rosenbaum, Jill (Brett) Call 215.832.0749 to
He also created the Philadelphia Police and Leven and Brody Leven; great-grandmother Krasnove and Peter (Lori) Rosenbaum; great- place your memorial.
Fire Department Weight Watchers Battle of of Sierra, Lena, Noah and Aaron. A graduate grandmother of Lindsay, Finn, K. C. and Har-
the Badges Competition. Besides his chil- of West Philadelphia High School, Edythe ley Rosenbaum, Charlie, Simon and Kate
dren, Mr. Birnhak is survived by his brother, was a former executive secretary for Phil- Krasnove, Benjamin, Tyler and Cooper
Shelley (Robin) brother-in-law Stuart (Es- adelphia J.C.C. and a heavy oil portrait artist Rosenbaum. Contributions in her memory
telle), children, Valerie (Chris) and John and for Leonard Studio. She also volunteered as a may be made to American Heart Assoc.,
five grandchildren Lauren, David, Alex, Rae pianist for many events at the Oxford Circle American Cancer Society or Parkinson's
and Kiki. Contributions in his memory may be Jewish Community Center. Contributions in Foundation.
made to Abramson Senior Care, 1425 Hor- her memory may be made to Seashore Gar-
sham Road, North Wales, PA 19454. dens Living Center, 22 W. Jimmie Leeds Rd., JOSEPH LEVINE and SONS
Galloway Twp., NJ 08205, or a charity of
GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S donor's choice.
RAPHAEL-SACKS
GOLDSTEINS’ ROSENBERG’S
HONOR THE MEMORY RAPHAEL-SACKS
OF YOUR LOVED ONE...
MURPHY
CALL 215-832-0749
Beverly J. Murphy nee Shultzberg, a former
clerk for Albert Einstein Medical Center, died
July 13, 2019. Daughter of the late Harry and
late Martha Shultzberg. Mother of Beth W.
(Steven) Bush, late Kenneth Bruce Whoms-
ley and late Laurence Arthur Whomsley. Sis-
ter of Sarah Krupnick. late Alvin Shultzberg,
late Milton Shultzberg, late May Resnick, late
Florence Klaskin, late Gloria Miner, late
Rhoda Glickman and late Lois Gabow. Grand-
mother of Miranda Bush.

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Penn Valley new heater, new a/c, mondern shawCcAaLrLoCl@ARcOoL mSHcAaWst.net CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on
CALL: kit., fireplace, W/D, sunny patio, ROOSEVELT MEM. PARK. the above Estate have been gran-
1417 Centennial Rd prkg. by your door. $249,900 CDeIRllE#CT6:0690-94-43827--17922806 2 plots in Mem. plaque Gdns. ted to the undersigned, who re-
NICOLE MCNALLY 5 Bed/3.1 Bath; 4,371 Sq Ft TERRACES-Special Spacious 3 JENNIFER HAFNER SHAW quest all persons having claims or
215.832.0749 Meticulous attention to detail is BD, 2.5 BA, modern kit., wood M-1, Lot 22, demands against the estate of the
evident in every inch of this flrs., W/D, sunny tiled balcony 609-204-0385 Sites 1 & 2. Val. 10M. decedent to make known the same
or JESSICA COOK exquisitely updated home that $284,900 BHHS Fox & Roach Realtors and all persons indebted to the de-
215.832.0750 TERRACES-Designer 3 BD, 2 Both for 5500.00. cedent to make payment without
features both an open BA, Corner near elev., all new 800-333-7045x120 Call Gil - 802 379 6883 delay to CHARLES A. HALPIN, III,
yet formal floor plan. kit., baths, ww carpets, full size or margilmyers.com ADMINISTRATOR, The Land Title
w/d, sunny balcony. Avail. im- To place a Bldg., 100 S. Broad St., Ste. 1830,
$865,000 mediately! $349,900 Classified Ad, ROOSEVELT CEMETERY Philadelphia, PA 19110,
call 215.832.0749 2 spaces in the Family Estate Or to his Attorney:
FFFFF 610-667-9999 Sec. Sec M1; lot FE 103; CHARLES A. J. HALPIN, III
William Penn House Sites 1,2 Bench, shrubs, The Land Title Bldg.
Rittenhouse Square Realtor® Emeritus. markers inc, 100 S. Broad St., Ste. 1830
5 Star winner, Philadelphia, PA 19110
1919 Chestnut St. Philly Mag 609-332-8906 Best Offer
Studio, 1, 2, & 3
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Call NICOLE MCNALLY 215.832.0749
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Estate of DOLORES GIOVANETTI; ESTATE OF GREGORY DAVIE a/k/a ATTORNEYS!
GIOVANETTI, DOLORES GREGORY E. DAVIE, DECEASED.
Late of Philadelphia, PA. Late of Philadelphia ADVERTISE YOUR LEGAL NOTICES
LETTERS of TESTAMENTARY on LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on AND LEGAL SERVICES
the above estate have been gran- the above Estate have been gran-
ted to the undersigned, who re- ted to the undersigned, who re- WE GUARANTEE
quest all persons having claims or quest all persons having claims or THE BEST RATES!
demands against the estate of the demands against the estate of the
decedent to make known the same, decedent to make known the same WE CIRCULATE THROUGHOUT THE
and all persons indebted to the de- and all persons indebted to the de- TRI-STATE AREA (PA, NJ, DE)
cedent to make payment without cedent to make payment without
delay, to Donielle Calabrese, c/o delay to DONALD S. DAVIE and CALL THE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT FOR DETAILS
Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq., Perpiglia & SANDRA RUCKER, ADMINISTRAT-
Assocs., 1332 Jackson St., Phil- ORS, c/o Adam S. Bernick, Esq., 215-832-0749 or 215-832-0750
adelphia, PA 19148, Executrix. 2047 Locust St., Philadelphia, PA classifi[email protected]
Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq. 19103,
Perpiglia & Assocs. Or to their Attorney: FAX: 215-832-0785
1332 Jackson St. ADAM S. BERNICK
Philadelphia, PA 19148 LAW OFFICE OF ADAM S. BERNICK ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES CORPORATE NOTICES SITUATION WANTED
ESTATE OF DVORAH SVEI, DE- 2047 Locust St., Philadelphia, PA ESTATE OF KENNETH F. STEVENS ESTATE OF ROSALIE MOSKOW, Rafter Electric, Inc. has been incor-
CEASED. 1910 a/k/a KENNETH STEVENS, DE- DECEASED. porated under the provisions of the Compassionate Caregiving
Late of Philadelphia County ESTATE of JAMES P. CURRY, DE- CEASED. Late of Philadelphia County Pennsylvania Business Corpora-
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the CEASED Late of Philadelphia LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the tion Law of 1988. Companion/ Caregiver, reliable and dedicated, with
above Estate have been granted to Late of Philadelphia, PA LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on above Estate have been granted to 15 years experience, including Alzheimer's, MS & Dementia.
the undersigned, who request all Letters Testamentary on the above the above Estate have been gran- the undersigned, who request all Shwartz RX 4027 Inc. has been in-
persons having claims or demands estate having been granted to the ted to the undersigned, who re- persons having claims or demands corporated under the provisions of Offering personal care, activities of daily living, transportation
against the estate of the decedent undersigned, all persons indebted quest all persons having claims or against the estate of the decedent the Pennsylvania Business Corpor- to medical appointments, errands, outings and activities.
to make known the same and all to the estate are requested to make demands against the estate of the to make known the same and all ation Law of 1988.
persons indebted to the decedent payment, and those having claims decedent to make known the same persons indebted to the decedent The Tannenbaum Law Group Assistance with physical/occupational therapy and medications.
to make payment without delay to to present same without delay, to and all persons indebted to the de- to make payment without delay to 600 West Germantown Pike
MALKIEL SVEI & SHIMON Y SVEI, Geno Vento and Kevin Brady, Co- cedent to make payment without JAN MOSKOW, Executor c/o 822 Suite 400 smmExacrkemlleannt @Reefaerrtehnlcineks F 2O1w5n-4t2ra7n-1s2p2o8rta(ntioontexts)
Executors c/o 822 Montgomery Av- Executors c/o their attorney: delay to THERESA CLEMONS, AD- Montgomery Avenue Suite 204 Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 F
enue Suite 204 Albert G. Weiss, Esquire MINISTRATRIX, c/o Michael D. Ra- Narberth, PA 19072 or to attorney; Shwartz RX 5610 Inc. has been in-
Narberth, PA 19072 or to attorney; Binder & Weiss, P.C. isman, Esq., 1845 Walnut St., 19th Dahlia Robinson-Ocken Esq. corporated under the provisions of LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS NAME
Dahlia Robinson-Ocken Esq. 1880 JKF Blvd. Ste 1401 Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103, 822 Montgomery Ave the Pennsylvania Business Corpor-
822 Montgomery Ave Philadelphia, PA 19103 Or to her Attorney: Suite 204 ation Law of 1988. NOTICE OF FILING FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION
Suite 204 ESTATE OF JAY A. SMITH a/k/a MICHAEL D. RAISMAN Narberth, PA 19072 The Tannenbaum Law Group AN APPLICATION Notice is hereby given that an Ap-
Narberth, PA 19072 JAY SMITH, DECEASED. PETRELLI PREVITERA SCHIMMEL, 600 West Germantown Pike Notice is hereby given that on July plication for Registration of Ficti-
ESTATE OF ELLEN C. MAITIN a/k/a Late of Philadelphia LLC CORPORATE NOTICES Suite 400 29, 2019, Hyperion Bank, with its tious Name was filed in the Depart-
ELLEN CELIA MAITIN, DECEASED. LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION 1845 Walnut St., 19th Fl. Notice is hereby given that the Art- Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 principal place of business located ment of State of the Common-
Late of the Township of Lower CTA on the above Estate have been Philadelphia, PA 19103 icles of Incorporation for a profes- at 199 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia, wealth of Pennsylvania on June 13,
Merion, Montgomery County, PA granted to the undersigned, who sional corporation for DR. MIRIAM FICTITIOUS NAME PA 19123, filed with the 2019 for Zodiac Junki at 4688 N
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the request all persons having claims ESTATE OF PATRICIA M. RIEMER CHUNG DDS INC. were filed with FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION Pennsylvania Department of Bank- Sydenham St. Philadelphia, PA
above Estate have been granted to or demands against the estate of a/k/a PATRICIA RIEMER, DE- the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Notice is hereby given that an Ap- ing and Securities an application 19140. The name and address of
the undersigned, who request all the decedent to make known the CEASED. on July 12. 2019. The address of plication for Registration of Ficti- for a Letter of Authority to estab- each individual interested in the
persons having claims or demands same and all persons indebted to Late of Philadelphia the corporation's registered office tious Name was filed in the Depart- lish a branch at business is Shantella Rebecca
against the estate of the decedent the decedent to make payment LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on is 1007 Huntingdon Pike, Hunting- ment of State of the Common- 3525 Piedmont Rd, Suite 6-305 Hayes at 4688 N Sydenham St.
to make known the same and all without delay to KAREN SYWULAK, the above Estate have been gran- don Valley, PA 19006 in Mont- wealth of Pennsylvania on June 20, Atlanta, GA 30326 Philadelphia, PA 19140. This was
persons indebted to the decedent ADMINISTRATRIX CTA, c/o Harry ted to the undersigned, who re- gomery County. This was incorpor- 2019 for Bigger and Better Con- Any person wishing to comment on filed in accordance with 54 PaC.S.
to make payment without delay to Metka, Esq., 4802 Neshaminy quest all persons having claims or ated under the provisions of the struction at 4025 Bleigh Ave. Phil- this application may file his or her 311.
BRITTANY J. BEHAR, EXECUTRIX, Blvd., Ste. 9, Bensalem, PA 19020, demands against the estate of the Business Corporation Law of 1988, adelphia, PA 19136. the name and comments in writing with the re-
c/o David A. Applebaum, Esq., 101 Or to her Attorney: decedent to make known the same as amended. address of each individual inter- gional director of the Federal De- STATEWIDE ADS
Greenwood Ave., 5th Fl., Jenkin- HARRY METKA and all persons indebted to the de- ested in the business is Guy Leroy posit Insurance Corporation at the
town, PA 19046, 4802 Neshaminy Blvd., Ste. 9 cedent to make payment without ELISEO THE BUILDER, CO. has at 4025 Bleigh Ave. Philadelphia, appropriate FDIC office [350 Fifth STATEWIDE ADS
Or to her Attorney: Bensalem, PA 19020 delay to JOANNE BINNI, ADMINIS- been incorporated under the provi- PA 19136. This was filed in accord- Avenue, Suite 1200, New York, NY Education/Training:
DAVID A. APPLEBAUM TRATRIX, c/o Nathan Snyder, Esq., sions of the Pennsylvania Business ance with 54 PaC.S. 311. 10118-0110] or to the AIRLINES ARE HIRING – Get FAA
FRIEDMAN SCHUMAN ESTATE OF JOHN A. HILDER- 3070 Bristol Pike, Bldg. 2, Ste. 204, Corporation Law of 1988. FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION Pennsylvania Department of Bank- approved hands on Aviation train-
101 Greenwood Ave., 5th Fl. BRAND, DECEASED. Bensalem, PA 19020, Notice is hereby given that an Ap- ing and Securities, Corporate Ap- ing. Financial aid for qualified stu-
Jenkintown, PA 19046 Late of the Township of Lower Or to her Attorney: Notice is hereby given that, pursu- plication for Registration of Ficti- plications Division, 17 North dents – Career placement assist-
ESTATE OF FOREST AEGIANO, DE- Merion, Montgomery County, PA. NATHAN SNYDER ant to the Business Corporation tious Name was filed in the Depart- Second Street, Suite 1300, Harris- ance. CALL Aviation Institute of
CEASED. LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on LAW OFFICE OF NATHAN SNYDER Law of 1988, Kimsworth ment of State of the Common- burg, PA 17101-2290 not later than Maintenance 877-207-0345
Late of Philadelphia the above Estate have been gran- 3070 Bristol Pike, Bldg. 2, Ste. 204 Pennsylvania, Inc., a corporation wealth of Pennsylvania on June 21, August 3, 2019. The nonconfiden- Miscellaneous:
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the ted to the undersigned, who re- Bensalem, PA 19020 incorporated under the laws of the 2019 for Copper & Pine Realty at tial portions of the application are Dental Insurance: Call Physicians
above Estate have been granted to quest all persons having claims or State of Delaware, will withdraw 5323 Morris St. Unit 2 Philadelphia, on file at the appropriate FDIC of- Mutual Insurance company for
the undersigned, who request all demands against the estate of the Estate of Penny Cheryl DeLeon from doing business in PA 19144. The names and address fice and are available for public in- details. NOT just a discount plan,
persons having claims or demands decedent to make known the same DeLeon, Penny Cheryl late of Phil- Pennsylvania. The address of its of each individual interested in the spection during regular business REAL coverage for 350 proced-
against the estate of the decedent and all persons indebted to the de- adelphia, PA. principal office in its jurisdiction of business are Kassandra Ortega and hours. Photocopies of the noncon- ures. 855-890-4914 or
to make known the same and all cedent to make payment without LETTERS of TESTAMENTARY on incorporation is 3333 New Hyde Christopher Guinn both located at fidential portion of the application http://www.dental150plus.com/Pe
persons indebted to the decedent delay to REBECCA M. HILDER- the above estate have been gran- Park Road, Suite 100, New Hyde 5323 Morris St. Unit 2 Philadelphia, file will be made available upon re- nn Ad# 6118
to make payment without delay to BRAND, ADMINISTRATRIX, c/o Mi- ted to the undersigned, who re- Park, NY 11042 and the name of its PA 19144. This was filed in accord- quest. Miscellaneous:
JOANN CLARK AUSTIN, EXEC- chael L. Golden, Jr., Esq., 1818 quest all persons having claims or commercial registered office pro- ance with 54 PaC.S. 311. A PLACE FOR MOM: The nation’s
UTRIX, c/o Roy Yaffe, Esq., 1818 Market St., 13TH Fl., Philadelphia, demands against the estate of the vider in Pennsylvania is CT Corpor- FICTITIOUS NAME REGISTRATION FICTITIOUS NAME Largest senior living referral ser-
Market St., 13th Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103-3608. decedent to make known the same, ation System. Notice is hereby given that an Ap- vice. Contact our trusted, local
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ROY YAFFE GOULD YAFFE and GOLDEN delay, to Jeffrey A. DeLeon, c/o icles of Incorporation for NEW ment of State of the Common- plication for Registration of Ficti- 400-1032
GOULD YAFFE AND GOLDEN 1818 Market St., 13th Fl. Robert A. Bacine, Esq., Friedman, PARTY PLAZA INC were filed with wealth of Pennsylvania on June 20, tious Name was files in the Depart- Miscellaneous:
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH T. LEVITO Late of Philadelphia, PA. Friedman, Schuman, PC is 3645 Germantown Ave., Phil- each individual interested in the at 6726 Oakley St. Philadelphia, PA Schedule a FREE LeafFilter estim-
a/k/a JOSEPH LEVITO, JOSEPH LETTERS of TESTAMENTARY on 101 Greenwood Ave. adelphia, PA 19140 in Philadelphia business is Olivia Kaufman-Rovira 19111. The name and address of ate today. 15% off and 0% finan-
TIMOTHY LEVITO, JOSEPH TIM the above estate have been gran- Fifth Floor County. This corporation in incor- at 2134 E. Cumberland St. Phil- each individual interested in the cing for those who qualify. PLUS
LEVITO, DECEASED. ted to the undersigned, who re- Jenkintown, PA 19046 porated under the provisions of the adelphia, PA 19125. This was filed business is William Sibley at 6726 Senior & Military Discounts. Call
Late of Philadelphia quest all persons having claims or Business Corporation Law of 1988, in accordance with 54 PaC.S. 311. Oakley St. Philadelphia, PA 1911. 1-855-569-3087
LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on demands against the estate of the as amended. This was filed in accordance with
the above Estate have been gran- decedent to make known the same, 54 PaC.S. 311.
ted to the undersigned, who re- and all persons indebted to the de-
quest all persons having claims or cedent to make payment without
demands against the estate of the delay, to Elizabeth Ozalas, c/o Paul
decedent to make known the same J. Perpiglia, Esq., Perpiglia & As-
and all persons indebted to the de- socs., 1332 Jackson St., Jenkin-
cedent to make payment without town, PA 19046.
delay to JEAN LEVITO, ADMINIS- Paul J. Perpiglia, Esq.
TRATRIX, c/o David S. Workman, Perpiglia & Assocs.
Esq., The Bellevue, 6th Fl., 200 S. 1332 Jackson St.
Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19102, Philadelphia, PA 19148
Or to her Attorney: Estate of Francis Tavani Jr., de-
DAVID S. WORKMAN ceased.
ASTOR WEISS KAPLAN & MAN- Late of Philadelphia, Philadelphia
DEL, LLP County, Pennsylvania.
The Bellevue, 6th Fl. LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION on
200 S. Broad St. the above Estate have been gran-
Philadelphia, PA 19102 ted to the undersigned, who re-
quest all persons having claims or
demands against the estate of the
decedent are to make known the
same and all persons indebted to
the decedent are requested to
make payment without delay to
Francis Tavani III, Administrator,
248 Beech Hill Road, Wynnewood,
PA, 19096.

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NEWSMAKERS David A. Simon was inducted as the Golden Slipper Club & Charities president, along with the
new executive board. The induction was at Golden Slipper Club’s board meeting on June 19 at
Roberta Liebenberg, a senior partner at Fine, Kaplan and Black Evviva Restaurant.
in Philadelphia, was honored by the National Law Journal as on
of the “Elite Women of the Plaintiffs’ Bar” at an awards dinner
in New York on July 18. Liebenberg, a member of Congregation
Adath Jeshurun and former chair of the Anti-Defamation League
for Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware, focuses her practice on
antitrust, class actions and commercial litigation.

David A. Simon

Roberta Liebenberg Photo courtesy of Fine, Kaplan and Black

Rabbi Josh Warshawsky, visiting musical artist in residence this Golden Slipper member
week at Camp Ramah in the Poconos, sang along with Rabbi Joel Roy Kardon administers the
Seltzer (drums) and Max Rivel (keyboard) in the Chadar Ochel. president’s oath of office to
incoming president David A.
Simon.

From left: Max Rivel, Rabbi Joel Seltzer and Rabbi Josh Warshawsky From left: David A. Simon, Kenneth Brown, Scott Wechsler, Merle Holman, Neil Haimm, Ira Feldman,
Photo courtesy of Camp Ramah in the Poconos
Michael R. Stein, David Levy and Kenneth Gilberg Photos courtesy of Golden Slipper Club & Charities

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Stockton University Atlantic City hosted naming
ceremonies on June 18 for a classroom and a veranda after
donations from Myra and Jerome Greenberg and Charles
and Lynn Kramer. Classroom 313 at the Academic Center
is now the Myra and Jerome Greenberg Classroom, and the
veranda in front the center is now the Kramer Veranda.

From left: Claudine Keenan, Johanna Johnson, Harvey Kesselman, Charles and Lynn Kramer Photo courtesy of Stockton University

Jerome Greenberg, Myra Greenberg, Paul Greenberg, Ellen

Greenberg and Amy Greenberg Photo by Nick Vallinote

The George and Lillian Berman fund recently sponsored
a special musical program entitled “Jewish Music for the
Mind & Soul” for members of the KleinLife: Montgomery
County Dr. Gabriel & Alma Elias Center.

From left: Carlyn Abrams, Esther Grossman, Elaine Keyser,
Rabbi Beth Janus, Shirley Palmer and Gail Korostoff

Photo by Stephanie Hampson

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