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caonpdyidates. of a victory lap now that the survival of the taking the bimah for the
Pcaogpey5. Obama administration’s key foreign policy High Holidays include,
achievement is practically assured, Secretary clockwise from top left,
Page 00 of State John Kerry traveled to the birthplace Rabbi Elisa Goldberg;
SYNAGOGUE LIFE of the United States Sept. 2 to lay out in the Rabbi Ariella Rosen (shown
starkest and most comprehensive terms yet with Rabbi Eric Yanoff);
MLIFaESkTiYnLEg&TCUhLeTUirRE why Congress and the American people Rabbi Beth Kalisch; Rabbi
VHoeiacdelsinHeeard should back the nuclear deal he negotiated Abe Friedman; and Rabbi
AHreeaadclainnteors dish on with Iran. But far from claiming victory, he Yehoshua Yeamans (shown
hcopwythey prepare for warned lawmakers on Capitol Hill — who with wife Sarah).
tchoepHy igh Holidays. are expected to take up a resolution of dis-
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ARTS sion in recent history.” RACHEL KURLAND AND MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF far and what they hope for their congregants
in the New Year.
LFOeOnDny Bruce … He made his nationally televised remarks EVERY TIME THE calendar page turns to
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AHenaedwlipnlaey invitation-only audience of Jewish communal reflect and celebrate change. For many syn-
icmopaygines what leaders, Democratic Party activists, college agogues, that change has come in the form Preparing for the holidays — specifically,
tchoepycomic might students and local politicians who were told of new rabbinic leadership. the “writing and thinking” components of
scaoypyto. day. by former Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) to ex- her sermons — is Rabbi Elisa Goldberg’s fa-
pect an “historic” address by Kerry. But min- These rabbis of all Jewish denominations vorite part.
Page 2000 utes before the start of the program, word cir- have recently joined the Jewish community
culated among the crowd that retiring Sen. in the greater Philadelphia area and have a Goldberg, who became interim rabbi for
Volume 203080 Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) had announced few words to say on behalf of 5776, including
Number 204 her support of the nuclear accord, granting reflections on their own experiences thus See Rabbis, Page 14
President Obama the 34 Senate Democrats
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The Republican Jewish Coalition Girds for the 2015 Election

LOCAL “In the last election cycle, 32 candidate for county commis- values are not being shared with- yond concerns about Israel. “The
percent of the vote was Repub- sioner. “As an Iraq war veteran, in the tent of the other party,” said Iran deal is not really about Israel,”
JON MARKS | JE STAFF lican. That doesn’t sound like a I am thoroughly disgusted that local RJC president Bill Wanger, said Wanger. “It’s about America.
lot, but when you consider the we have members of our delega- who admits he was a Democrat
AT A SEPT. 2 meeting of the Re- low water mark in the late ’80s, tion that will be giving President until the 1980s. “They’re looking “I think it puts us at risk. While
publican Jewish Coalition — “the early ’90s was 11 percent, we’ve Obama a rubber stamp for a for a different tent. Unlike the the Republican community has
best kept secret in America,” as clearly seen a significant shift in poor agreement forged with Democratic party, the RJC has continued its support of Israel, I
they say — the prevailing attitude the Jewish communal vote. Iran,” said Tolbert. “Unlike many found a much bigger tent. wouldn’t be a member of the RJC
seemed to be “our time is near.” Clearly, our message is begin- others in this room, I can say if all I cared about was Israel.”
ning to take hold and resonate.” I’ve risked life for country. “The party left me. I didn’t
Once a curiosity, especially in leave the party. It didn’t welcome And he believes more equally
Democratic strongholds like It did for the 35 attendees “I walked the walk. What do other voices.” concerned Jews — particularly
Philadelphia, New York and who fought early morning traffic we expect of folks who represent young Jews — are finding the RJC
Chicago, the RJC has now ex- and turned out at the Hilton us in Montgomery County who In contrast, the RJC says it suits their needs. As for the other
panded to 40 chapters around the Philadelphia City Avenue to support this administration un- does and points to its recent side, for the first time he seriously
United States. Its membership is meet the men and women who abashedly? They’re supporting growth as evidence. “My single questions their motivation.
approaching 45,000 and folks — may help in the transition. With the president and his worldview, largest complaint is that we have
even on the other side — are be- word coming out that Pennsyl- which is not a view of supporting historically been America’s best “I used to say we” — both the
ginning to take them seriously. vania Sen. Bob Casey had just peace through strength. That was kept secret,” said Feiglestein, Democrats and Republicans —
become the latest Democrat to Ronald Reagan’s view and that’s who’s looking forward to the “all want the same things,” said
“We’re a niche market,” said announce his support of Presi- what I grew up learning in spite RJC’s Dec. 3 Presidential Forum Wanger. “Now that’s not true.”
RJC regional director Scott dent Obama’s Iran nuclear deal, of the liberal bias across the road.” in Washington, where all of the
Feigelstein at the Philadelphia- the GOP was in a mood to bash current 17 presidential candi- With two months until the
Montgomery County Candi- Casey and those who are back- For the most part, though, dates are invited. “That’s chang- 2015 elections and just 14 months
dates Forum, which introduced ing the administration. the RJC membership is not only ing, given the fact everybody until the 2016 Presidential elec-
Republican candidates for judge, in sync with each other — lead- seeking higher elected office re- tion, it won’t be long before
county commissioner, pro- No one took the news that ers say it’s gaining strength as alizes the RJC is a force they America’s “best kept secret”
thonotary, controller, sheriff and Obama likely has enough sup- professed Jewish Democrats need to deal with. Clearly we’re comes out — or remains hidden
other positions. “But the reality port to overcome any senatorial weigh their options. headed in the right direction.” behind banquet room doors. l
is, we’ve helped move the Jewish veto and push the deal through
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South Jersey Iran Debate Features Prominent Pundits

LOCAL waited their turn in line on ei- tive,” Beinart said, meaning go- not an easy task for either of Obama struggled to say, “don’t
ther side of the room depending ing to war and losing what he
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF on whether they opposed or called “leverage” over Iran. them, it seemed. really know their best interests.”
supported the deal.
ALAN DERSHOWITZ and Dershowitz, however, felt that “Israelis,” Dershowitz-as- It’s better to have a 10-year
Peter Beinart went head-to-head The forum was held the the deal makes war that much
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ern New Jersey. [military force] is a fool,” Der- the audience a laugh: Der-
showitz opined — Beinart and showitz was asked to imagine
After a heated conversation Dershowitz both concurred it is he was Obama and argue in
between the two men, a ques- an imperfect plan. support of the deal and Beinart
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opened to the audience, who “I believe this deal, flawed as Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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keeping the two in check — and now turns to the security of Is-
from interrupting each other too rael, which has been an overar- vital Jewish Federation gifts.
much — was moderator Linda ching question as debates about
Maizels. the effectiveness of the deal have Sunday, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
heated up. Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy
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and international concerns for Renewed emphasis must be 25th
the Jewish Council for Public placed on “how the United States 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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many times before. atorial support it needs.
November
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questions, although there was no tainly been on the opposing side
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a question.
For her, the goal wasn’t to
change anyone’s mind, but per- She has gone to previous dis-
haps open it up. cussions, including a debate
held recently in Margate, N.J.
“I didn’t have much control She was “angry” with the Jewish
over the event, obviously, but community’s reaction during
I hope that someone who the forum, referring to those
came here absolutely con- who sided with Beinart in sup-
vinced they were either a port of the deal.
Beinart supporter or a Der-
showitz supporter — I’m hop- “We have contributed to our
ing someone said, ‘Hmm, I’ve own demise,” she said.
never thought of that before.
This individual, either Alan or Others in the audience came
Peter, made me think.’ ” out to hear both sides of the issue
as Maizels and Snyder hoped.
One of her favorite moments
during the forum was the final David and Maxine Butler of
question she asked, which was Cherry Hill wanted to come out
the role-playing situation. to hear new perspectives, though
the discussion didn’t clear up too
That was “terrific,” she much confusion.
said, for understanding the
importance of talking about “I wanted to get two oppos-
these issues without “ad ing perspectives,” David Butler
hominem attacks.” said. As for how he feels walking
out from the discussion, he said,
“I think it’s very important to “I’m still not clear.”
understand something crucial,
which is that even if we differ on However, the overall con-
the method, we all have the sensus from the audience after
same goal in mind,” she said. the forum was that it was one
“None of us, no one on that of the best events of its kind
stage — and I’m sure no one in they have attended, according
the audience — wants to see an to Snyder, who added that it
Iran with nuclear weapons, we demonstrated the benefit of
simply differ on how you keep hearing an opinion different
them from doing that.” from one’s own.

The forum was planned just “I wanted it to be not necessar-
six days ago when JCRC execu- ily a healing evening, but certainly
tive director David Snyder one where people in the commu-
nity would hear a different per-
spective than their own and ap-
preciate it.” l

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Survive and Advance: Nuclear Accord Is a Done Deal in Senate

LOCAL pledged to reject the deal. As of to go straight to a vote on pas- against this deal and not about Rosenbaum attributed the suc-
press time, Sen. Maria Cantwell sage of the resolution,” said Reid. why Democrats are blocking a cess to the White House’s “delib-
MELISSA APTER | POLITICAL REPORTER (D-Wash.) had not indicated final passage vote.” erate attempts over the last three
how she would vote. “But of course, as [Mc- weeks to provide, in an increas-
THE NUCLEAR AGREEMENT Connell] has noted many times Greg Rosenbaum, chair of the ingly formal way, reassurance”
with Iran will likely survive the Last week, Sen. Barbara in the past, everything of im- National Jewish Democratic to members of Congress and
Senate, as President Barack Obama Mikulski (D-Md.) provided the portance in the Senate requires Council, conceded that if De- American Jews that the Joint
on Tuesday garnered the final votes 34th vote the president needed 60 votes. So passage will re- mocrats do filibuster in the Sen- Comprehensive Plan of Action
he needed to block a vote on a res- to sustain his promised veto of quire 60 votes.” ate, such a move will give oppo-
olution of disapproval. any resolution rejecting the deal.
I think the political consequences of preventing cloture are far less than
In quick succession, three Speaking Tuesday morning, the consequences of voting against the deal.”
Democratic senators — Jewish Senate Minority Leader Harry
lawmakers Ron Wyden (Ore.) Reid (D-Nev.) said, “I am grati- GREG ROSENBAUM
and Richard Blumenthal fied to say this agreement with
(Conn.), and Gary Peters Iran will stand. America will Joel Rubin, president of nents of the deal fodder; however, negotiated between world pow-
(Mich.) — announced they seize this opportunity to stop Washington Strategy Group and he said, “I think the political con- ers and Iran was the best way to
would vote in favor of the deal, Iran from getting a nuclear former deputy assistant secre- sequences of preventing cloture keep Iran from obtaining a nu-
giving Obama the 41 votes he weapon.” tary of state for House Affairs in are far less than the consequences clear weapon.
needed to deny Republicans, via the State Department’s Bureau of voting against the deal.”
a filibuster, the opportunity to Although Senate Democ- of Legislative Affairs, said he Despite millions of dollars
reject the deal. rats have the numbers to fili- would “prefer to see a situation He was impressed by the way spent protesting the deal, Rosen-
buster, Reid offered to go where Republicans have to jus- the vote count swung in the baum added, opponents seemed
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) straight to a vote. tify why they should be voting president’s favor before the end to be playing defense during the
joined Sen. Bob Menendez (D- of the Congressional recess. August recess.
N.J.) and Jewish Sens. Chuck “I hope we can avoid the usu-
Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Ben al and unnecessary procedural
Cardin (D-Md.) in opposing the hurdles. Democrats have already
deal. All 54 Senate Republicans agreed to forgo our opportunity
to filibuster, and I’ve offered
Leader McConnell the chance

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tice to supporters Tuesday mitted before the required
morning, urging them to call deadline. A few DNC members
their members of Congress. Ral- discussed submitting a resolu-
lies and vigils against the deal tion, but because of the missed
were scheduled earlier this week. deadline, they circulated some-
thing called a ‘letter of support’
Republicans in the House are — it doesn’t come up for a vote,
unified against the deal. Majority it doesn’t get included in the
Leader Kevin McCarthy (R- party platform, it’s mainly a
Calif.) called for a vote on the symbolic effort.”
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Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-N.Y.), the
predicting the vote would be lone Jewish Republican in Con-
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morning, 119 members of the the release of the side deals be-
House had declared themselves tween the IAEA and Iran, said it
for the deal, including recent an- would be a “horrible move tac-
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banes (D-Md.) and Democratic ate Democrats to block a vote of
National Committee Chair- the deal.
woman Debbie Wasserman
Schultz (D-Fla.). “Quite frankly,” he said, “it’s
obvious they are choosing par-
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announcement in the days fol- rity and none of them should
lowing Vice President Joe Biden’s be re-elected.”
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High Holiday Food Drive Set to Raise 50,000 Pounds of Food

LOCAL to the Mitzvah Food Project in The food drive is usually an- has five pantry locations: Con- Brian Gralnick, director of
order to reach its goal of raising nounced during Rosh gregation Tifereth Israel in the Center for Social Responsi-
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF 50,000 pounds of useable food Hashanah, and people return Bensalem; the Jewish Federa- bility at the Jewish Federation of
this year. items before or on Yom Kippur. tion of Greater Philadelphia Greater Philadelphia, said this
MORE THAN 11,000 Jewish Community Services Building food drive is a great example of
families in Philadelphia don’t Last year, it raised 42,000 This year, 56 synagogues and in Center City; Kaiserman JCC how the community comes to-
know where their next meal is pounds, which supplemented organizations are participating, in Wynnewood; Kleinlife in gether and celebrates the Jewish
coming from. But with the help area food pantries for about which is an increase from last Northeast Philadelphia; and values of tikkun olam.
of the Jewish Federation of four months. With the goal of year’s tally of around 50 partic- Beth Sholom Congregation in
Greater Philadelphia’s Mitzvah an extra 8,000 pounds, that ipants. Most of the food is Elkins Park. It is also a critical part of
Food Project, many of those period would be extended to brought to one central collection the project’s budget and mis-
families won’t have to worry about five or six months. so it can be sorted and counted At one point, the organiza- sion because it is a lifeline for
anymore. after the holidays; almost half of tion used to collect and accept the Jewish community mem-
The Mitzvah Food Project those synagogues are helping out all types of donations, but they bers in need.
The High Holiday Food collects food all year long, but even more by dropping off their received a lot of food that wasn’t
Drive encourages people to do- manager Deirdre Mulligan said donations there. very healthy or nutritious for “It’s about dollars and cents
nate several specific food items they receive the most donations their clients. Even pastas or ce- because it saves us $45,000 that
during the High Holidays. The Mitzvah Food Project reals were unusable, Mulligan we would otherwise have to
added, because they would of- raise,” he said. “It’s an opportu-
Plant an Olive Tree ten break and have to be nity for us to engage people in
thrown away. the community and educate
to Seed Desert Research them about hunger in our Jew-
As a result, she said, they are ish community, and hopefully
specifically collecting three get them passionate about help-
strictly kosher protein items, in- ing other individuals on a more
cluding canned beans like ongoing basis.” l
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JASON COHEN | JE STAFF drew around 100 participants. fun and jump around.
When the sun goes down on What Berger has done is not
ON EREV ROSH Hashanah, Sept. 13, music educator Chana “I think they [the parents] re- JAM isn’t Berger’s first initia- only beneficial for synagogues,
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learning about the Jewish New promoting creativity in children “As a parent, I’m always looking the Harold and Renee Berger the executive director of JLV.
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For These Cantors, It’s Not the Same
Old Song — Except When It Is

LOCAL “The Rebbe Nahman of Brat- Cantor David Tilman (left), chazzan emeritus of Congregation Beth Sholom in Elkins Park; cantor Jessi Roemer of
slav said that each person has a
JASON COHEN | JE STAFF note inside them, and the job of Leyv Ha-Ir, a Reconstructionist congregation in Center City; and Cantor Howard Glantz of Congregation Adath
the chazzan is to tune into the
FOR A CANTOR, Rosh note in the heart of each person Jeshurun in Elkins Park all prepare differently for the High Holidays services at their respective synagogues.
Hashanah and Yom Kippur and allow that note to ring,”
services are about much more Roemer said. “So it’s not so an emotional moment in the Merciful One, who answers the choir for several years, but this
than a memorable vocal per- much about conveying some- service, whether it is mournful, broken-hearted, answer us.” year, she also held monthly com-
formance; they are prime oppor- thing; it’s more about trying to joyful or meditative. munity singing circles to engage
tunities to engage the congrega- be authentic enough in my own “Singing it repeatedly helps me more of the congregation.
tion, not just for the New Year, prayer to coax out the music and This year, she has been work- to adjust my channels to the High
but for the following pages of the prayer that is already in other ing with a Chasidic melody Holidays frequency; I can start, “At this year’s High Holidays,
calendar as well. In order to people’s hearts, and encourage called “Rachamana,” the Arama- again, to prepare for the task of the entire congregation will be
make sure they are up to the those notes to ring together in ic text of which translates to: “O, requesting forgiveness on behalf the choir,” she said.
task, cantors begin getting into the room.” Compassionate One, who an- of an entire community,” she said.
High Holidays shape months in swers the poor, answer us! / O David Tilman has no small
advance by practicing late at Roemer said melodies play a She worked with a small amount of experience in leading
night with choirs, taking vocal big role in keeping the congre-
lessons and even doing yoga. gation involved; to do so, she us-
es a mixture of Ashkenazi con-
For Jessica Roemer of Leyv gregational melodies, Middle
Ha-Ir, a Reconstructionist con- Eastern piyutim (sacred poems
gregation in Center City, getting set to music), and songs by Rab-
ready for the New Year begins bi Shlomo Carlebach and other
with reminding herself of the im- contemporary Jewish com-
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both choirs and congregations. teacher James Longacre every being prepared physically is cru- a davening leader,” she said. created live in a roomful of peo-
Tilman, the chazzan emeritus of week for two months prior to the cial. To that end, Roemer swims, “I love this moment in the ple with the intention of cele-
Congregation Beth Sholom in beginning of the High Holidays. dances, practices yoga and at- brating awe and wonder, the re-
Elkins Park — he served as chaz- tempts meditation. Jewish calendar,” Roemer added. sult can be magical.” l
zan and music director of Beth Tilman starts rehearsing “As a kid, I loved the food and
Sholom Congregation for 36 with the choir on the first Tues- “Getting a lot of exercise be- community. I still love that as an Contact:
years — is the conductor of the day evening in August and forehand and throughout helps adult. I find that the liturgy and [email protected];
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Keneseth Israel in Elkins Park. ercises and warm-ups derived stamina I need to be present as things, and when they are co-
from the High Holiday reper-
“The music of the High Hol- toire. Additionally, part of the In Israel, the siren you have to worry about
iday season communicates the schedule includes time for Jeff is the one you haven’t heard yet.
messages of the liturgy on many Miller, who plays both shofar
levels, way beyond the ideas that and trumpet during the Rosh Last summer, no one was expecting Operation Protective Edge. But when rockets
are transmitted from a mere cur- Hashanah service. started flying, Magen David Adom paramedics were ready to rescue injured Israelis
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Tilman said. “The music brings Glantz said he is always prac- of continued sporadic rocket fire, we don’t know when the next major attack will
the congregation together.” ticing and there likely isn’t a come, but we do know now is the time to prepare.
month where he has not opened
Tilman said he looks for “in- a Machzor, or High Holiday mu- Help provide MDA with medical supplies for the next emergency and make a
fectious” melodies to encourage sic book. He meets weekly with gift today. Thank you and shanah tovah.
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of “L’dor Vador,” which was “I am always hopeful that the in-
added five years ago, is a favorite flection I will give or the cry
at the shul. (kvetch or krechtzt) on a certain
word or phrase will cause some-
Howard Glantz, the long- one to investigate the meaning in
time cantor at Congregation the Machzor. I try to visualize the
Adath Jeshurun in Elkins possibility that someone in the
Park, also believes in the im- congregation could be inspired
portance of working different to come to synagogue at least a
styles and eras into his High few more times during the year.”
Holidays repertoire. He uses
many songs composed and/or All three cantors said their
arranged by his teacher and families are used to them being
predecessor, Chazzan Charles home very little around the
Davidson. But, he has also in- High Holidays.
troduced several new pieces to
the shul, including the Kad- Tilman said his wife Ellen
dish based upon Abraham understood the pressure of the
Baer’s interpretation, known High Holidays and never invites
as the Chasidic Kaddish. company for Rosh Hashanah
until the second-day luncheon,
“These have become under- after his work was complete.
standably quite near and dear to
the heart of our congregation,” Roemer said preparing for
Glantz said. “Members look for- the High Holidays becomes eas-
ward to hearing these pieces and ier as her children Hannah, 10,
they sing along strongly. The and Nati, 7, get older. While hol-
volume of the congregants easily idays and Shabbat are normally
overpowers the amplified choir spent with family, cantors are
and organ.” usually very busy, she said. She
experienced this dilemma her-
As chazzan and music direc- self as a child, when her mother,
tor of Beth Sholom, Tilman Sue Roemer, was the chazzan for
faced many challenges in his 25 years at Temple Beth Ami in
preparation for the High Holi- Gaithersburg, Md.
days, but his role at KI is quite
different. Cantor Amy Levy, or- “As a parent, I try my best to
ganist Andrew Senn and Tilman do my prep while the kids are
begin discussions in the late asleep and to spend as much of
spring about last year’s High the actual holidays with my fam-
Holidays and decide what musi- ily as I can, but the upshot in our
cal changes need to be made. As family is definitely that mama
he did when he worked at Beth works a lot before and during
Sholom, he schedules two private the High Holidays, and daddy
voice lessons with his vocal pulls a lot of kid duty,” she said.

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Rabbis year is about. Rosen said she likes to read which incorporates a story “Just as people have their restau-
Elul, the month of the Hebrew through some of her favorite through the journey of activities rants and yoga studios and of-
Continued from Page 1 books on the subject of the New and discussions. But most of all, fices, and people are moving
calendar leading up to the high Year, like Alan Lew’s This Is Real she’s excited to start the year through that square all day long,
the West Philadelphia syna- Holidays, has a significant mean- and You Are Completely Unpre- with her new congregants. living their lives, then Rosh
gogue Kol Tzedek on Aug. 1, ing behind it related to the New pared: The Days of Awe as a Jour- Hashanah belongs there —
long ago began writing her ser- Year, she said. The Hebrew letters ney of Transformation, reflecting “There’s something nice where people are living.”
mons for her holiday service, spelling Elul, she explained, are on Lew’s rabbinical journey and about coming in new with the
with themes including the pow- an acronym for a phrase that comparing it to her own. New Year coming as well.” For Friedman, Rosh
er of storytelling and the Torah translates to “I am to my beloved Hashanah is a two-way street.
as a sacred story and “how it in- and my beloved is to me.” She graduated from the Jewish A Square Deal He said the work and reflection
tersects with our culture.” Theological Seminary in May and that he is asking his congrega-
According to Goldberg, it all joined the congregation shortly for the New Year tion and colleagues to do during
“I’m hoping people come away ties in to change and reflection, after, so naturally, she has had the holiday, such as self-intro-
feeling renewed spiritually and which are key motifs of the been reflecting on her transition Rabbi Abe Friedman, who just spection, has to also be some-
moved, and with deeper commit- month, as self-reflection and re- from being a student to settling marked his one-month anniver- thing he would do himself.
ments in their lives,” she said. pentance come into play during into a new home and marching sary at Temple Beth Zion-Beth
Yom Kippur. into the New Year strong.
“I feel like this is where I get It’s not exactly a blank slate because I get to
to do my richest work,” she “We really start this process “A lot of what I end up teach- choose the things I take with me into the new
added. “I plan it out and script of change in a place of love, and ing and speaking about grows year.”
it out, so in the moment, I can I think Rosh Hashanah is a part out of what I’ve been thinking
be as present as possible.” of that.” about for myself,” she said. “I’ve RABBI ABE FRIEDMAN
been thinking a lot about not
She is looking forward to Everything’s having any ‘shoulds’ or ‘sup- Israel in Center City, is prepar- “I can only expect my com-
sharing her first High Holidays posed to’s.’ Rather, we should ing for his first High Holidays munity to be engaged in this
as rabbi with the Kol Tzedek Coming up Rosen think about who we are and with the synagogue, which does work if I am also going to be en-
community, which she said is what our needs are, separate things a little bit differently — gaged with it,” he explained.
special and replete with ruach, Barely seven weeks into her from the expectations of others and a little more publicly.
or spirit. tenure, Rabbi Ariella Rosen is or society.” Rosh Hashanah is often
enjoying her new position at Erev Rosh Hashanah services thought of as a blank slate, a
She has been thinking about Adath Israel in Merion Station Rosen said she is looking for- will be held in Rittenhouse chance for a clean, fresh start
the themes of Rosh Hashanah — and getting used to the logis- ward to co-leading a family serv- Square, as they has been for the for a new year. This is true,
and Yom Kippur, and how they tics of how things work. ice during Rosh Hashanah, past two years, where anyone is Friedman said, but not com-
help us understand what the welcome to join in. pletely — it’s a “selective”
During this time of year, chance to start fresh.
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Kerry of not accepting the deal, saying Secretary of State John Kerry addresses the Iran deal before an audience United Nations’ General Assem-
that the United States would lose at the National Constitution Center. bly in 2013 proved the necessity
Continued from Page 1 credibility abroad as well as the U.S. Department of State Video of accepting compromise
ability to mold future Iranian be- reached through diplomacy.
Independence Hall three blocks havior diplomatically. In short, ahead from a couple of hundred a nuclear weapon 15 years down
away, he invoked the image of Kerry said, the only credible al- centrifuges to 5,000 to 19,000.” the road, without a deal, Iran “I take a back seat to no one in
one of the country’s Founding ternative left would be war. my commitment to the security
Fathers, Benjamin Franklin. In a speech lasting nearly an would do so tomorrow. of Israel, a commitment I demon-
“You’ve probably heard the hour, Kerry lashed out at critics Singling out Israeli Prime strated through my 28-plus years
“In addition to his many in- claim that because of our for saying the agreement was Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s in the Senate,” Kerry said, illus-
ventions and his special status as strength, because of the power of based on trust and outlined how objection to the Iran deal for cri- trating his point by noting his
America’s first diplomat, Franklin our banks, all we Americans have “verification and proof ” was at tique, Kerry said that while he re- more than a dozen trips to the
is actually credited with being the to do if Congress rejects this plan the core of the inspections spected Israelis’ visceral concern, Jewish state, visits to the Yad
first person known to have made is return to the bargaining table, regime. He also said that whereas Netanyahu’s own warnings of an Vashem memorial outside of
a list of pros and cons — literally puff out our chests and demand with the deal, Iran might pursue ascendant nuclear Iran to the Jerusalem and piloting an Israeli
dividing a page in two and writ- a better deal,” he explained. “I’ve jet. “And as secretary of state, I am
ing all of the reasons to support heard one critic say he would use fully conscious of the existential
a proposal on one side and all of sanctions to give Iran a choice nature of the choice Israel must
the reasons to oppose it on the between having an economy or make. … But I am also convinced,
other,” said Kerry. “I would like having a nuclear program. as is President Obama, our senior
to invite you — all of you, those defense and military leaders —
here and those listening through “Well, folks, that’s a very and even many former Israeli mil-
the media — to participate in just punchy soundbite, but it has no itary and intelligence officials —
such an exercise.” basis in reality,” he answered. “As that this agreement puts us on the
[Lugar] said, I was chair of the right path to prevent Iran from
In the secretary’s estimation, Senate Foreign Relations Com- ever getting a nuclear weapon.
there in fact were no cons to the mittee when our nation came to-
agreement, which provides for gether across party lines to enact “The people of Israel will be
sanctions relief in return for a re- round after round of economic safer with this deal,” he added,
duction by Iran of its fissile ma- sanctions against Iran. But re- calling as well for increased U.S.
terial and submission to an in- member, even the toughest re- military aid to Israel, “and the
ternational inspections regime. strictions didn’t stop Iran’s nu- same is true for the people
He warned of the consequences clear program from speeding throughout the region.”

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Among those in the audience Congress should have a say and a the Constitution Center after the should strive for unity, but that great city of Philadelphia, right
was Rabbi David Levin. An in- voice,” which the White House did speech in between offering in- there still needs to be red lines. down there, to close debate on
dependent rabbi who works with by endorsing a compromise engi- terviews to exiting television the proposed draft of the Con-
unaffiliated Jews, Levin is also an neered earlier this year by Senate news crews, Feldman, who did “There needs to be a conver- stitution of the United States,”
activist with J Street, which has Foreign Relations Chairman Bob not listen to Kerry’s speech, said sation within the Jewish com- he said, pointing again to Inde-
mounted a multimillion-dollar Corker (R-Tenn.) and Sen. Ben that should Democrats attempt munity,” he said. pendence Hall. “He told a rapt
campaign to ensure the Iran Cardin (D-Md.), the committee’s a filibuster in the Senate, Repub- audience that when people of
deal’s survival. Before Kerry’s ranking member, “Congress licans should engage a so-called Bud Newman, president of opposing views and passions are
speech, Levin said that far from should have a say and a voice. To “nuclear option” that would al- the Jewish Federation of Greater brought together, compromise
fighting for more votes in favor take that away from us as a people Philadelphia, who attended the is essential and perfection from
of the deal — a story in the Sept. would do a disservice.” speech with Jewish Federation the perspective of any single par-
2 edition of The Washington Post ticipant is not possible.”
hinted at the White House A Jewish Democratic opera- The single most important thing we can do is
searching for enough Democrats tive working to sway public get past this, respect each other’s differences and Kerry quoted Franklin as
to ensure a filibuster that would opinion to back the Iran deal dis- build something together." saying, “I consent, sir, to this
forestall any vote on a disapproval agreed and said so long as “the Constitution because I expect
resolution — now was the time other side” typified by the Amer- RABBI DAVID LEVIN no better, and because I am not
to come together after a debate ican Israel Public Affairs Com- sure that it is not the best.”
that featured demagoguery and mittee was committed to contin- low just 51 senators to invoke CEO Naomi L. Adler, said that
fearmongering on both sides. uing the fight, the White House cloture and allow a vote. He also he appreciated Kerry’s outreach. “Like old Ben Franklin, I can
and its allies would be foolish to advocated filing a lawsuit chal- claim and do claim no monop-
“Hopefully now, we can tone down their efforts. lenging the Corker-Cardin com- “I thought it was sensitive to oly on wisdom, and certainly
move on to Phase II, [which is promise as an unconstitutional the Jewish community’s con- nothing can compare to the
to] repair the damage that we’re “We can’t start talking about abridgement of the Senate’s pow- cerns,” said Newman. “I felt gravity of the debate of our
responsible for,” said Levin. “The [making peace],” he said, “until er to ratify treaties. there was a sincerity in his at- founding fathers over our na-
single most important thing we the other side is willing to ad- tempt to convey his feelings.” tion’s founding documents,” said
can do is get past this, respect mit defeat.” “If the deal was so good, the Kerry. “But I believe … that the
each other’s differences and administration would not have For his part, Kerry acknowl- Iran nuclear agreement is a
build something together. Steve Feldman, executive di- to sell it so hard,” he said, refer- edged that the Iran deal was prob- hugely positive step.” l
rector of the Philadelphia chap- ring to Kerry’s address. ably not perfect. But neither, he
“I think the optics of the fili- ter of the Zionist Organization pointed out, was the Constitution. Contact:
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EDITORIAL Obama Administration Flunks

Let the Senate Vote Choice Between Fighting

ALL THAT REMAINS now is the vote. With Maryland Sen. Bar- and Appeasing Terrorist
bara Mikulski’s announcement last week that she will support the
Iran nuclear deal, President Barack Obama has enough committed STEPHEN M. FLATOW payments to the terrorists who murderers, even though they
votes to sustain his promised veto of congressional legislation to carried out the attacks. This past live openly in PA territory —
oppose his signature foreign policy initiative. Two very different ways to February, a federal court found and some even serve in the PA
respond to terrorism were on the PA-PLO guilty and awarded police force. The administration
Now, the White House is counting heads of the remaining un- display last month. On a train the families $655 million. has not even criticized the PA
decided senators — a group that got smaller by one Sept. 4, when headed to Paris, unarmed for naming soccer teams and
Ben Cardin, the other Democrat of Maryland, came out against the American civilians risked their Obviously, that money can’t public parks in honor of killers
deal — to determine whether there are 41 senators willing to join lives to subdue a Muslim terror- undo the pain that 12-year-old of Americans.
together to prevent a vote on the agreement. While the filibuster is ist who attempted to machine- Jamie Sokolow suffered when
a time-honored Senate tradition, its use in order to avoid an up-or- gun passengers. In New York shrapnel from a Palestinian Thus, an American visiting
down vote on the Iran deal would be a mistake. City, the Obama administration bomb wounded her in the eyes, the PA capital of Ramallah can
successfully intervened in court and it won’t bring back Stuart attend a soccer match in which
It was just two short months ago that the Obama administration on behalf of Palestinian terror- Goldberg, who was murdered one of the teams is named after
promised critics that the proposed Iran agreement would be fully ists who are trying to avoid pay-
vetted by Congress and negotiated with the leadership of the Senate ing compensation to their vic- An American visiting the PA capital of Ramallah
Foreign Relations Committee to provide a timetable for that analysis tims. can attend a soccer match in which one of the
and vote. Any move to limit the agreed review or to prevent the teams is named after the terrorists who
promised vote would not only violate that very publicly agreed pro- The juxtaposition of these murdered a senior aide to U.S. Sen. Walter
tocol, but would also raise serious questions about the good faith two incidents reminds us of the Mondale. Or the visitor can relax in a park named
of the administration’s approach toward the whole review process. choice that faces America and after the killer of the niece of U.S. Sen. Abraham
the entire civilized world today: Ribicoff.
Secretary of State John Kerry has argued that a congressional the choice between fighting ter-
vote of disapproval (even if overridden by a presidential veto) would rorists and appeasing them. in a 2004 Jerusalem bus bomb- the terrorists who murdered a
hurt America’s image abroad. Kerry argues that other nations would ing. But it’s a small measure of senior aide to U.S. Sen. Walter
perceive a president who couldn’t keep his legislature in line as in- I have bitter personal expe- justice to make the killers pay Mondale. Or the visitor can relax
herently weak, and that would impact American influence in other rience with U.S. government ef- for their crimes. in a park named after the killer
areas. But the nature and the extent of American opposition to the forts to interfere in attempts by of the niece of U.S. Sen. Abraham
Iran deal is already well known. And the use of a procedural ma- terror victims to gain restitu- The PA-PLO is appealing Ribicoff. Mondale and Ribicoff
neuver to avoid congressional review would do nothing to bolster tion. I undertook the first fed- the verdict. The normal proce- happen to be icons of President
the president’s image, while it would severely disappoint those who eral lawsuit against Iran for dure in such a case is for the Obama’s own party. Doesn’t their
were promised a comprehensive review and an up-or-down vote. sponsoring the Palestinian ter- court to order the guilty party memory mean anything to him?
rorist attack in 1995 in which to post a significant sum in the
Given the importance of the Iran issue, and the rancorous de- my daughter Alisa was mur- form of bond. That helps en- The Obama administration
bate over it, any effort to prevent a vote threatens to remove a last dered. I heard all the usual sym- sure that the culprits don’t hide responded to the bond request
chance for America’s political representatives to give voice to the pathetic platitudes from Clinton their assets during the lengthy in the Sokolow case by pleading
public’s concerns. administration officials about appeal process. with the court to drastically low-
Alisa’s death — but that came to er the required sum. They
The president and his supporters have won this battle. The Iran a screeching halt once we won The victims requested that the claimed that the PA doesn’t have
deal is going forward. We strongly encourage the “winners” to our verdict against Iran. PA-PLO be required to post $30 enough money to pay. U.S. Dis-
move through the agreed review and approval process with dignity, million monthly. That was a per- trict Judge George B. Daniels an-
confidence and grace. Any effort to cut legislative corners or to Even after Iran was found fectly reasonable request; and the nounced this week that after giv-
invoke procedural maneuvers would reflect an insensitivity toward guilty, the administration re- PA-PLO obviously has enough ing “serious consideration” to
the intensity of the opposition and a reneging on the agreed pro- fused to hand over any frozen money to do it since it spends the government’s request, he is
tocol for the deal review. Were that to occur, we have less concern Iranian assets to meet the millions each year in payments to ordering a bond of just a single
about how the administration would be perceived abroad and court-awarded judgement in imprisoned terrorists and the $10-million payment, plus $1
would be much more concerned about the credibility and trust- the case and appeared in court families of suicide bombers. million per month. Once again,
worthiness of the administration. against me and on behalf of politics triumphed over justice.
Iran as we attempted to seize as- Not only that, but the Oba-
The vote must go forward. sets to pay our claim. It became ma administration gives the PA In Paris, American civilians
very clear to me that appeasing $500 million every year; so pay- showed us the courageous way
Join the Iran was a higher priority than ments on the bond could have to respond to terrorism. In New
conversation! justice for American victims of been subtracted from that sum. York, the Obama administra-
Iranian terrorism. tion showed us the opposite.
Tell us what you’re thinking But this is the Obama ad-
Several years ago, 10 families ministration that has never Stephen M. Flatow, an attorney in
and interact with the community at of Americans murdered or shown a serious interest in the
maimed by Palestinian terrorists more than 100 Americans mur- New Jersey, is the father of Alisa Fla-
jewishexponent.com sued the Palestinian Authority dered by Palestinian terrorists.
and its parent body, the Pales- It has never indicted even one tow, who was murdered in an Iran-
Connect with us on tine Liberation Organization of the killers. It has never asked
(PLO). The evidence presented the PA to hand over any of the ian-sponsored Palestinian terrorist
in court included handwritten
notes from PA chairman Yasir attack in 1995.
Arafat personally approving

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OPINION

Refugees And The (Young) KVETCH ’N KVELL

Jewish Problem A Case of Alligator Tears?
Don’t be too impressed with Debbie Wasserman-Schultz’s tearful
NEIL RUBIN declaration that she is supporting the Iran deal with her Jewish
heart. She is supporting the deal with her political head.
By now the haunting vision Rather, it means sponsoring Vietnamese refugees wait to
of the dead 3-year-old Syrian them in Europe, partnering with be taken aboard the amphibi- Saul Axelrod | Elkins Park
boy — Aylan Kurdi — on a our Jewish communities there. ous command ship USS BLUE
Turkish beach is iconic. It is a Think of teaming up here with RIDGE (LCC-19). They are An Unequivocal Answer
horrifyingly painful representa- Hillels, Moishe Houses and oth- being rescued from a 35 foot “FAQ’s for Jews”? Shame on you! This piece in the Sept. 3 edition
tion of the plight of the world’s er Jewish operations that on a fishing boat 350 miles north- is offensive and will surely not improve public perception of Jews.
latest wave of refugees, but one micro-level have built deep per- east of Cam Ranh Bay, Viet-
in a year with more forced expa- sonal relationships with Jews of nam, after spending eight days Do you really think we should explain the High Holidays to our
triates than any point since the younger generation. at sea in 1984. non-Jewish friends as simply endless wasted hours in synagogue?
World War II’s bloody end. U.S. Navy Do you think anyone would be impressed to hear that the only rea-
And let’s be crass for a mo- son we observe at all is because of Jewish guilt? Is the derogatory
Upon seeing the photograph, ment: What a wonderful op- having left Germany in the last slur “goyim” really still in your vocabulary? Seriously?
as human beings we responded portunity for hasbarah (posi- weeks before the Second World
with horror in our hearts. As tive publicity). War … traveling from harbor to The High Holidays ARE like the secular new year as both are
Jews, we wrung our hands. What harbor, from country to country, opportunities for reflection and redirection that have the potential
to do? We do, of course, have a Rather than pontificate oth- crying out for refuge. They were to be sacred and transformative. The drama of the ball dropping
never-ceasing agenda. And a ers to action, I am willing to refused … Therefore it was nat- isn’t all that different from the ancient call of the shofar. Can’t our
handful of groups — such as serve on a committee or find ural … to give those people a explanations have a positive and proud tone?
HIAS and interfaith groups with other ways to help. haven in the Land of Israel.”
Jews — are helping. Liz Nover | Bucks County
Why do I say this? Because as In short, he showed us that
In Israel, Prime Minister a teenager I remember being so one could take Jewish values and Going Nuclear
Benjamin Netanyahu has not- moved by Israeli Prime Minister apply them to the planet. I was Because Senator Corker and the Republican establishment in Con-
ed that the country “is not in- Menachem Begin’s reaching out hooked. So it wasn’t just Soviet gress were bamboozled to believe there would be bipartisan support
different to human tragedy.” to 300 Vietnamese refugees driv- Jewish refugees I was to help, but for an honest assessment of the nuclear agreement with Iran —
Yet, he added, “Israel is a very en from their country — “the I was to speak out — as the when it is now clear that the Democrats, with the exception of Sen-
small country. It has no demo- boat people.” As a former Polish Good Book tells us – for the ators Schumer and Menendez, have voted party loyalty over national
graphic depth and has no geo- refugee, while not personally re- stranger in a strange land be- security in this dangerous deal with the ayatollahs — there is only
graphic breadth. We must pro- ligious, Begin had a deep respect cause once that was me. I also one option left: nuclear. The Senate must abolish the filibuster, pass
tect our borders against illegal for Jewish tradition. As he put it: realized that with equal impor- a resolution declaring this to be a treaty, vote it down — and then
immigrants and against the “We never have forgotten the tance I must embrace one of my sue Obama to enjoin him from implementing the deal. Doubtful
perpetrators of terrorism. We boat with 900 Jews, the St. Louis, favorite Talmudic teachings. As the Senate has the guts to preserve its constitutionally mandated
cannot allow Israel to be flood- Rabbi Tarfon said, “It is not ours function herein, however. Otherwise, it has allowed Obama to make
ed with infiltrators.” to finish the task of creation. a mockery of the Constitution.
Neither is it to desist from it.”
He is backed by his elec- Lee Bender | Ardmore
torate. Polls this week showed Besides, it’s the Jewish thing
11 percent of the nation didn’t to do. Same Acronym, Better Meaning
want the refugees; 80 percent I have officially renamed BDS. It now stands for Buy, Distribute
said the country has no role in Neil Rubin, Ph.D., is an educator and and Sell Israeli products! Whenever I hear about BDS, I run out
the global crisis. former senior editor of the Baltimore and buy Totzeret Ha’aretz — products made in Israel. As we say in
Jewish Times. Yiddish, Ahf zu lochis! Let all the Israel detractors spur us on in
But in America we can do a the New Year to BDS — buy, distribute and sell Israeli products and
great deal — and it won’t cost support the state of Israel!
much time or money. And it
might help in the endless cam- Linda Cherkas | Philadelphia
paign to invigorate our younger
generation, the one that sees Statement From the Publisher
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So this is the moment
to strike.

What does that mean? Could
Jewish federations — or groups
of smaller ones — each sponsor
at least one refugee family? It
does not mean bringing them to
this country (the way we
brought hundreds of thousands
of Soviet Jews here in my youth).

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Lenny Bruce Is Alive — Again —
and Not Well — Again

MUSIC ing, he’s coming back to once figure. Modern-day comedy
again say what’s on his mind in wouldn’t be the same without
JON MARKS | JE STAFF A Spirit on Parole: An Evening him. He paved the way. “
with Lenny Bruce, which will be
FOR 49 YEARS, Lenny Bruce performed Sept. 11 to 13 at the Indeed, most modern come-
has been looking down — or up, Academy of Vocal Arts as part dians these days are more like
as many would have you believe of the Fringe Festival. Bruce in that they tell stories
to be his final destination — at rather than jokes. “He’d talk
the world. And he’s angry. “This is kind of a redemption about life,” said Chris Bruce,
piece for Lenny in that he gets to whose interest was piqued back
He sees not a whole lot has come back and set the record when his high school football
changed from the time his flame straight,” said producer Christo- coach in Syracuse asked if, since
was extinguished — albeit by his pher Bruce, a Wilmington na- he and Lenny had the same last
own hand from what was offi- tive, who’s taken author Lance name, they were related (they’re
cially termed a morphine over- Freeman’s work and put it to- not). “That’s something Lenny
dose, though it was more likely gether, with Brooklyn-born Ja- did better than anybody.
heroin — after he had torched cob Mirer portraying Lenny.
the comedic world. Never before “He’s worked out a deal with the “He wasn’t telling one-liners.
had someone been as satirically higher-ups to tell his side of the He was commenting on society
outrageous — and so on target story and give perspective to all and talking real issues. He wasn’t
— about race, religion, abortion, the controversy surrounding afraid to talk about topics that
homosexuality, politics, about him in his lifetime. were taboo. A lot of people and
virtually any controversial topic. certain groups took offense to
“Lenny was good at creating that and tried to shut him down.
Now, after 49 years observ- conversation, whether you liked But he left a mark.”
him or him. He was a polarizing
The play, which is techni-

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cally more of a dramatic read- ing Jewish.” Jewish roots, while Lenny wasn’t San Francisco in 1961 and later stage. Like Robin Williams and
ing while they work out the Born Leonard Alfred Schnei- very observant and often used in Chicago and in Greenwich Vil- John Belushi, drugs helped him
kinks, opens Sept. 11, which slang and other derogatory lage. That did nothing to do stop maintain a semblance of bal-
Chris Bruce finds ironic, der, the son of Myron and Sadie terms about his own people, he him, nor did his 1961 and ’62 ar- ance in his life.”
knowing Lenny would’ve (who preferred being called Sal- could still relate to them. rests for drug possession here in
surely had something to say ly) Schneider in 1925 in Mine- Philadelphia and Los Angeles, re- Even if it killed him. “He’d
about such a memorable day. ola, N.Y., young Lenny’s life was “The Jewish identity and the spectively. be the smartest guy in room,
There will be two perform- uprooted when his parents split culture of the Jews deals with but didn’t always make the
ances on Sept. 12, followed by up. “His mother left when he oppression,” explained Mirer, Drugs had become a big part right choices,” said Chris Bruce,
a Sunday matinee. was young,” said Mirer, who’s like Bruce a single father with an of his life by then, before ulti- who got his start in the
entertainment business as
For Mirer, who’s studied He spoke out for civil rights in a big way. A lot of his schtick was poking “YoUDee,” the mascot at the
Bruce extensively, watching fun at deep-seated ways. He’d speak out against them using comedy.” University of Delaware, where
hours of tape and trying to he was mentored by Dave Ray-
scrape up each nugget about his JACOB MIRER mond, the original Phillie Pha-
life, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime op- natic. “He’s been gone almost
portunity. “Doing a one-man spent months preparing for this. 18-month-old daughter, Rebec- mately taking it at age 40. 50 years now.
show is different from anything “His father was overprotective ca. “He could relate with that “Society at the time was
else,” said the 40-year-old Mirer, and couldn’t deal with him. So struggle for others who’d been “Most of the younger gener-
who teaches acting at the New he had a lot of anger. Later he oppressed — like blacks and too closed-minded,” said Mir- ation may not have ever heard
York Film Academy and has had fell in love with a stripper” — gays. He realized that common- er, whose portrayal of Bruce of Lenny Bruce, let alone what
small roles in movie shorts and Honey Harlow, whom he mar- ality’s not just religious. He will differ from Dustin Hoff- he stood for. I think he’d have as
other theatrical works. “When ried and who gave birth to his spoke out for civil rights in a big man’s Academy Award-nom- much to say now as he ever did.
it’s a one-man show of someone only child, Kitty. “His relation- way. A lot of his schtick was inated performance in the He’d want to stir the world up
who’s important, you want to ship with her was tumultuous. poking fun at deep-seated ways. 1974 film, Lenny, directed by and give it one last go.”
bring his personality to life. Being an artist and a comedian He’d speak out against them us- Bob Fosse. “He had a lot of
Lenny was a very powerful hu- takes a toll.” ing comedy.” anger and fell into the beatnik Then, when his “parole” is
man being who had integrity. culture of that time. over, he’ll head back up — or
I’m honored and totally psyched. All of that and more will Bruce’s irreverence led to him down, if you prefer — and con-
I want to do it well and have come out in the show. As for his being arrested for obscenity in “Drugs came into play which tinue raising hell. l
something real here. “Luckily I helped him interact off the
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Jason Rosenberg’s Not Really Dying

MUSIC der his own mortality. But once really rare — one in 30,000 peo- when he became too sick to at- how to talk about this. If I want
he got over the shock and ple get it. I’d been feeling really tend class. “I still don’t under- to be open and frank, I risk
JON MARKS | JE STAFF worked through the denial that bad and thought it was tempo- stand it, but I don’t face anti- turning people off.
inevitably comes with such a rary. It wasn’t. Semitism anymore.
JASON ROSENBERG, WHO stark realization, Rosenberg “The way it affects me the
used to see Broadway shows reg- turned to his creativity and writ- “But when I was diagnosed, “I was really close to my most is, I’m always conscious of
ularly with his late Jewish father, ing skills. it was like a turning point for Dad’s side of the family and have trying to steer the conversation
Glenn, would be the first to say me. Acknowledging it, I had to fond memories of getting to- to make them comfortable,
“Don’t Cry for Me” when dis- The Fringe, where his play, deal with it. My way had always gether at Passover and which can be exhausting. I don’t
cussing his own plight. Mad Blood and other Beauties — been joking about it. I have a Chanukah. want them to feel sorry for me.
an adaptation of Romeo and Juli- pretty dark sense of humor. I’m sure that will happen. Pity is
“But,” he’d add. “Maybe it’s et — was performed last year, “My Dad’s the reason I’m in not very useful in starting con-
OK to laugh a little.” was the perfect vehicle to tell his “The first thing I came up theatre. He took me to see tons versation. Pity is a way to con-
personal story. Most of his fam- with was the title.” of shows. Once I started ex- sume the pain of others without
That’s part of the message the ily — his mother, Maryann, his pressing an interest in theatre, really having to deal with it.”
24-year-old Rosenberg will try two older sisters, Holly and Thus, Me First was born, it was our thing. We’d see a
to get across when his one-man Sherry and his younger brother, though less than a week from show and go out for dinner in Rosenberg, on the other
show, Me First: An Autobio- opening night Rosenberg was New York.” hand, has dealt with the self-pity,
graphical Comedy about Dying, Jason Rosenberg still working on the script. Con- the anger — directed more at
debuts Sept.10 at The People’s In Glenn’s honor, Jason is at- the circumstances than at his
House in South Philadelphia, as Justin, all healthy — are expect- sidering the way his life has tempting to raise awareness body or at others — and tried to
part of the Fringe Arts Festival. ed to come down from Bayonne, gone, that should come as no about organ donation while also move on. He hopes those who
Diagnosed with primary scle- N.J. for his performances. surprise. hoping to raise money for both view his play will be able to do
rosing cholangitis (PSC), a dis- The American Liver Foundation the same.
ease of the bile ducts that causes Sadly, patriarch Glenn As a child with a Jewish fa- and PSC Partners Seeking a
inflammation in or around the Rosenberg, who battled liver ther and a Catholic mother, Cure. The play, which combines And even to leave the theater
liver, Rosenberg has spent the disease for 10 years, passed away young Jason was raised as a elements of comedy with its feeling uplifted, rather than de-
last three years trying to not to in March. “He died of a heart at- “Cash(J)ew,” as he describes it.
make others feel uncomfortable tack — which was not related to That didn’t stop other kids from It’s hard to have relationships because people
around him — often at the sake it,” said Jason, noting there’s a picking on him. don’t know how to talk about this. If I want to be
of his own comfort. long history of heart issues in his open and frank, I risk turning people off.”
family. “We all thought it would “In kindergarten, I was bul-
The play, which will be per- be something liver related, be- lied because of my name,” re- JASON ROSENBERG
formed eight times — including cause at one point Dad had 12 called Rosenberg, who came to
twice on Sept. 11 and 18 — at- percent liver function. But I Philadelphia to attend University thought-provoking message, has pressed. “I want them to feel
tempts to enlighten viewers don’t have that. What I have is of the Arts after his financial aid become somewhat of a catharsis hopeful,” said Rosenberg, who
about both the internal and ex- was terminated by Fordham for him. recently started working for
ternal turmoil people with HelpHOPELive, a nonprofit or-
chronic illnesses — like Rosen- And despite the provocative ganization that raises money to
berg — deal with on a daily basis. title of his work, he wants every- help pay medical expenses for
one to know he’s not dying. It transplant recipients or victims
“I wanted to write this play just sometimes it feels that way. of catastrophic injury or illness.
having sat with these feelings “It’s what I feel — like a burden
and noticed there’s a communi- “I’m not in the end stages of is lifted off me.
cation barrier between me and this disease and I’m not going to
people in my life,” said Rosen- die in the next five years,” said “I wanted them to feel close
berg, who explained that while Rosenberg, who admits the to people in their lives who
PSC isn’t immediately life- show title has confused friends might be going through some-
threatening, it weakens the body and family. “It’s more about the thing like this — examine the
and often leaves it susceptible to limitations of living with a standards they measure people
cancer and other diseases. “It re- chronic disease. by and try to push past their
ally bothered me that people own discomfort.”
didn’t understand what I was go- “I have to make all my travel
ing through. plans around my physical ener- But above all, since laughter
gy and hospital locations. I have is the best medicine, don’t cry
“I designed the show to walk to plan everything out in a way for him. l
though things people with people my age don’t have to. It’s
chronic diseases deal with. I hard to be spontaneous — I can’t Contact:
don’t know how I’m going to feel go backpacking through Europe.
at the end of the day. There’s And it’s hard to have relation- [email protected];
tons of times I have to cancel ships because people don’t know
plans because I don’t feel well. 215-832-0729.
People don’t realize a lot of
things take physical energy that
I don’t have. “

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A Fresh Tart to the New Year

FOOD

LINDA MOREL | JE FOOD COLUMNIST

AS ROSH HASHANAH ap- Drizzle in the apple juice. Con- fore filling the tarts. or any combination to 9½ inches in diameter. The
proaches, I start baking tarts tinue stirring with the fork, until of berries dough may split, creating a scal-
bursting with apples. Symboliz- the mixture takes on the texture APPLE-PLUM ¼ cup brown sugar loped edge, which will add to
ing sweetness in the coming of cottage cheese and is holding TART FILLING ¼ cup white sugar the charm of the tart. As you roll
year, apples are traditional in together. PAREVE 1/8 tsp. vanilla the dough, slide it on the count-
desserts at Rosh Hashanah. ½ tsp. ginger, peeled and er, making sure there’s enough
Divide the dough in half. If 2 apples, peeled, cored, chopped fine flour underneath so the dough
I favor free-form tarts, which your hands are warm, run them and sliced 1 Tbsp. flour doesn’t stick to the counter. Add
are attractive on the table and easy under cold water and dry them. 3 Tbsp. margarine more flour, if necessary.
to finesse. Simply roll out the With cool hands, form each half 3-4 plums, peeled,
dough, cover the center with ap- into a ball. Then flatten the 2 pitted, and sliced Place the apples, berries, 2 3. Place half of the cooled ap-
ples, and fold the edges into what- balls into the shape of a ham- sugars, vanilla, ginger and flour ple mixture in the center of
ever pattern organically emerges. burger. Wrap each disk of ¼ cup brown sugar in a large mixing bowl and dough, leaving a lip free of ap-
You can’t make a mistake! dough in aluminum foil and re- ¼ cup white sugar combine. ples of at least 2 inches around
frigerate for four hours or 1/8 tsp. almond extract the edges of the circle. Fold an
Called galettes by the French, overnight. 1 tsp. lemon zest Melt the margarine in a skillet edge of dough in toward the
free-form tarts are rustic pastries 1 Tbsp. flour on a low flame. Place the apple- fruit. Continue folding in the
falling into roughly three shapes: Yield: dough for 2 small tarts 3 Tbsps. margarine berry mixture in the skillet and dough, draping it, until you
round, square, or rectangular. stir. Cover the skillet and simmer complete the circle. Pinch the
Unlike classic tarts, which are for- ALL-APPLE TART FILLING Place the apples, plums, 2 until the fruit softens, about 5 draped dough together to hold
mal confections, featuring stiff PAREVE sugars, extract, lemon zest and minutes. Remove from the flame fruit inside during baking. Move
dough that conforms to the shape flour in a large mixing bowl and and bring to room temperature the tart to the prepared baking
of a fluted pan, free-form tarts 4 apples, peeled, cored, combine. before filling the tarts. sheet, leaving room for the other
are made from softer, more pli- and sliced tart. Repeat with the second disk
able dough, which drapes grace- Melt the margarine in a skil- To Assemble of dough.
fully, creating a casual effect. ¼ cup brown sugar let on a low flame. Place the ap- the Three Tarts:
¼ cup white sugar ple-plum mixture in the skillet 4. Preheat the oven to
For the kosher baker seeking ½ tsp. cinnamon and stir. Cover the skillet and Parchment Paper 350˚.
a delectable pareve dessert, this 1/8 tsp. cloves simmer until the fruit softens, Flour for dusting
dough yields tasty and tender re- 1 Tbsp. flour about 5 minutes. Remove from Rolling pin 5. Place the baking sheet in
sults when made with margarine. 3 Tbsps. margarine the flame and bring to room the oven and bake until the crust
temperature before filling the Line a baking sheet with is golden and the filling is bub-
In recent years, free-form Place the apples, sugars, cin- tarts. parchment paper. Dust a kitchen bling, about 45 minutes. Serve
tarts have become increasingly namon, cloves and flour in a counter and rolling pin gener- warm or at room temperature.
popular with professional and large mixing bowl and combine. APPLE-BERRY ously with flour. Tarts can be made a day in ad-
home bakers because their un- TART FILLING vance, covered and stored at
pretentious, farmhouse appear- Melt the margarine in a skil- PAREVE Remove one disk of dough room temperature.
ance reminds us of the best part let on a low flame. Place the ap- from the refrigerator and keep
of the past. ple mixture in the skillet and stir. 2 apples, peeled, cored, the second disk chilling inside. Yield: 2 tarts, serving 4 per
Cover the skillet and simmer and sliced On the dusted counter, imme- tart, or 8 in all l
With several lunches and until apples soften, about 5 min- diately roll the first disk of
dinners occurring during Rosh utes. Remove from flame and 1½ cups hulled strawberries dough into a thin circle about 9 Linda Morel is a writer based in New
Hashanah, I like to vary tart fill- bring to room temperature be-
ings by adding plums, pears and York City. Email her at:
the season’s last berries to a gen-
erous amount of apples. There’s [email protected].
nothing like a medley of tarts to
please family and friends, prom-
ising a year full of sweetness.

TART DOUGH
for use in three tarts be-
low PAREVE

2/3cup flour

4 Tbsps. margarine,

well chilled

1 Tbsp. apple juice

Place the flour in a large mix-
ing bowl. Cut the margarine into
4 chunks and add. With a fork,
mix together, until the mar-
garine is broken into tiny shards.

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The Golden Age of Zahav, Now Available to Home Cooks

RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF bah, family-style meals for spe- ponent of Israeli meals, whether His book is more than just his brother, “but I don’t think I’d
cial occasions; and, of course, his smeared on crusty bread with recipes. He describes it as “the be cooking Israeli food if it
AFTER ALMOST SEVEN own version of matzah ball soup. date molasses, mixed in with chronicle of a journey — phys- wasn’t for him.”
years’ worth of prep time, Za- hummus or, as he said some Is- ical, emotional, personal.”
hav chef and co-owner He said Zahav’s techniques raelis do it, eaten raw on a spoon. “Promoting Israel though
Michael Solomonov’s latest are very straightforward and sim- He shares stories of his family food is, I guess, a personal mis-
culinary accomplishment is ple. He uses a lot of natural fuel, “People will get a better un- and his culinary experiences, even sion of mine,” he said.
ready to be enjoyed. cooking meat over charcoal and derstanding of what it is that we describing how he came to com-
bread in a wood-burning oven. do and how to cook it in their prehend the simplicity of mezze Through all of these connec-
Solomonov, the 2011 James own home” after paging through during his honeymoon in Israel. tions, Solomonov said he feels a
Beard Foundation Best Chef in One characteristic that de- the cookbook, he said. Every food discussed, every strong love for Israel. He became
the Mid-Atlantic Region and fines Israeli food — and Zahav’s recipe deconstructed is accom- passionate for the country through
Eater’s 2014 Best Chef of the Year, recipes — is the influence of For Solomonov, who was panied by a first-hand experience. his cooking and vice versa.
is releasing his first cookbook kashrut. If he were to put yogurt born in Israel and spent his
with co-author and business part- on lamb, for example, the kebabs youth there and in Pittsburgh, When he reminisces about Is- “There was something mag-
ner Steven Cook on Oct. 6, Za- would no longer be associated one of his favorite aspects of Is- rael, he recalls the scent of orange ical about eating in Israel, we
hav: A World of Israeli Cooking. with Israeli cooking but instead raeli culture is its priority on the blossoms when he got off the plane agreed, something that you just
with Greek or Turkish cuisine. family, and that is evident in his at Ben Gurion Airport, burying could not find back home, and
The cookbook explains many Solomonov cooks kosher-style cooking style. Whether people his brother David, who passed certainly not in an upscale
recipes that are actually used in in his restaurant and the cook- are religious or not, they cele- away while serving in the Israel restaurant,” Solomonov writes
Zahav (Hebrew for “gold”), in- book because it is the glue, or brate Shabbat, and they are Defense Forces, and understand- in Zahav. “I could expose people
cluding traditional meals, family rather, the tehina, that holds the drawn together by that meal. ing what the sacrifices are for the to a side of Israel that had noth-
recipes and Solomonov’s own culture together. country. And through his memo- ing to do with politics and didn’t
twists on classic grub. Now that he has a family of ries, he feels more drawn to it. ever make the evening news.”
Solomonov even dedicated an his own, he understands its
The book discusses several entire chapter to tehina, the bit- significance. Solomonov described in the In his life, and he hopes, in his
key attributes of Israeli cooking: ter, creamy sauce that goes with book his journey to spreading cookbook, Israeli food isn’t just a
tehina, the creamy sesame “secret just about everything. It is also “People care about food, and these ideas while also honoring collection of traditional meals; it’s
sauce”; salatim, or vegetable an excellent substitute for dairy, I think that everybody has this his brother. In hindsight, he said, an idea, a community. The more
starters; mezze, the small dishes making kosher cooking a breeze. sort of multitude of different her- he didn’t necessarily feel com- he visits, he said, the more he
with a wide variety of flavors and itages,” he said. “Those sorts of pelled to open Zahav solely for
textures meant for sharing; mesi- Tehina is a ubiquitous com- experiences make up Israeli food.” See Zahav, Page 26

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Zahav World of Israeli Cooking, combine and serve. Cut the pomegranate in half II, after the British turned away
by Michael Solomonov. Serves 4 to 6 crosswise. Place one half of the their ships from Palestine. Most
Continued from Page 25 Copyright © 2015 by pomegranate in your palm, of them, including my great-
Michael Solomonov, Steven SUMAC ONIONS cut side down. Hold your grandparents, moved to Israel
finds exciting and stimulating tra- Cook. Photography © 2015 1 red onion, thinly sliced hand over the bowl and, using after Independence in 1948,
ditional food —but he still finds by Mike Persico. Reprinted 1 tablespoon red wine a wooden spoon, beat the bringing haloumi with them.
a way to make it his own. by permission of Houghton vinegar back of the pomegranate to Haloumi has a high melting
Mifflin Harcourt Publishing 1 teaspoon ground sumac loosen the seeds. Keep whack- point, which makes it great for
Contact: Company. All rights re- ½ teaspoon kosher salt ing and let the seeds fall out of frying, searing or grilling. Just
[email protected]; served. your hand into the bowl be- make sure to eat it right after
215-832-0737 Combine all the ingredients low. Discard any white mem- you cook it. The cheese gets re-
KALE, APPLE, in a bowl and toss to combine. brane that may fall into the ally firm as it cools and your
Zahav’s Apple- WALNUT AND SUMAC Serve immediately. bowl. Set aside ½ cup of the seeds guests will be making squeaking
Themed Israeli ONION TABBOULEH and store any extra in the refrig- noises as they eat it.
Recipes and More POMEGRANATE SEEDS erator for another use.
for Your Rosh 2 cups (packed) shredded To remove the seeds from a ½ cup toasted walnuts,
Hashanah Dinner stemmed kale leaves CRISPY HALOUMI
pomegranate, place a deep bowl chopped
ZAHAV OWNER Michael ¾ cup finely chopped in your kitchen sink and roll up WITH DATES, WALNUTS
Solomonov has provided three walnuts the sleeves of a shirt you dislike. 1 cup dried dates, roughly
recipes from his upcoming AND APPLES
cookbook, Zahav: A World of Is- ½ cup diced apple When I tried to take this dish chopped
raeli Cooking, which will be ¼ cup Sumac Onions
available on Oct. 6, to spice up of Cypriot sheep’s milk cheese 1 Tbsp. sherry vinegar
your Rosh Hashanah dinner (below) off of the menu at Zahav, our
with some new Israeli twists and ¼ cup pomegranate seeds guests turned into a pack of an- Salt to taste
old favorites. gry villagers. I can’t blame them
(below) — there’s something so primally ½ cup hot water
Excerpted from Zahav: A 3 tablespoons lemon juice delicious about the pairing of
3 tablespoons olive oil crispy and salty warm cheese 8 ounces haloumi cheese,
½ teaspoon salt with sweet and tangy date paste.
More than 50,000 European cut into 1-inch cubes
Combine the kale, walnuts, Jewish refugees were detained
apple, sumac onions, pomegran- on Cyprus following World War 1 apple, peeled and cut into
ate seeds, lemon juice, olive oil
and salt in a large bowl. Toss to matchsticks

Dill, chopped

½ teaspoon ground Urfa

peppers

For the date paste, combine
the walnuts, dates, sherry vinegar,

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olive oil, a couple pinches of salt MATZOH BALLS Bring to a simmer and cook for the liquid is pale golden and fla- Schmaltz is often sold in lit-
and water in a food processor. 2 large eggs 30 minutes. Remove and discard vorful, 3 to 4 hours. Strain and tle tubs in the grocery store, but
Puree until smooth and set aside. the black garlic. store for 1 week in the refriger- it appears for free in your
2 tablespoons schmaltz, at ator or up to six months in the kitchen in the form of the so-
Film a skillet with canola oil Ladle the broth into soup freezer. Remember to save the lidified fat that rises to the top
and place over medium-high room temperature bowls and add 2 matzo balls to schmaltz that rises to the top of your chicken soup. Just
heat until the oil is shimmering each bowl. Top with dill and serve. when the stock is chilled. scrape it off and store it in your
but not smoking. Put the cheese (below) refrigerator or freezer to use
cubes in a single layer in the skil- Serves 4 SCHMALTZ whenever you need it. Schmaltz
let, and cook, turning, until the ½ cup matzoh meal is very easy to make with raw
exterior is golden and crisp, MY CHICKEN STOCK Schmaltz is the Yiddish word chicken skins, which many
about 2 minutes per side. ½ teaspoon baking powder 1 whole chicken (3–4 for rendered chicken (or some- butchers will sell, or even give,
pounds) or 2 chicken times goose) fat, derived from the to you. The fattier the skin, the
Spread the date paste over the Pinch ground cinnamon carcasses German word for melting. For better, so thighs work particu-
bottom of a serving plate, add 2 medium onions, skin left kosher reasons, Eastern Euro- larly well here. Finely chop the
the fried haloumi and top with 4 Black Garlic cloves on and quartered pean Jews couldn’t cook with lard skins and place them in a
the apples, dill and peppers. 3 carrots, roughly chopped or butter, the typical cooking fats saucepan with a splash of water
Serve immediately. 1 teaspoon salt 2 heads garlic, cut in half of the region. Nor did they have and some chopped onion if you
horizontally access to the olive or other veg- like. Cook over low heat until
Serves 4 2 quarts My Chicken Stock ½ teaspoon black etable oils used in more southern the fat is completely rendered
peppercorns climates. So they turned to chick- and the skin and onions turn
(below) 2 fresh parsley sprigs en fat, an economical and avail- deep golden brown, about an
Salt to taste able option that converts a hour or so. Strain off the
Chopped fresh dill, byproduct into a golden elixir. schmaltz and refrigerate. The
Put the chicken, onions, car- Chicken fat adds depth and rich- crispy bits of skin and fried
for serving rots, garlic, black peppercorns, ness to dishes while remaining onion that left behind are called
parsley and 1 teaspoon salt in a somewhat neutral and not over- gribenes. Seasoned with salt,
For the matzoh balls: Com- large stockpot. Add just enough the-top meaty. It’s great for frying gribenes are a delicacy in their
bine the eggs and schmaltz in a cold water to cover the chicken potatoes and for searing meat for own right, sprinkled over a sal-
medium bowl and stir until (about 4 quarts) and bring to a stews. Perhaps the best applica- ad or on top of a piece of but-
blended. Add the matzo meal, simmer over high heat. Lower tion is the simplest: slathered on tered (or schmaltzed) bread. l
baking powder, and cinnamon heat to maintain a gentle sim- good bread with salt.
and mix well. Using wet hands, mer and cook, uncovered, until
tear off golf-ball-size pieces of the
dough and shape into rounds.

Bring a lightly salted pot of
water to a boil and cook the
matzo balls for 30 minutes or
until cooked through. (Cut one
open to be sure.)

For the broth: Combine the
black garlic with the salt and the
chicken stock in a large pot.

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WITH BLACK GARLIC
Just because I’m a Jewish chef

doesn’t mean I was born with a
natural talent for matzoh balls.
Early on in my career, I was
hired to cater an upscale
Passover meal, and I put foie
gras matzoh balls on the menu.
I cooked hundreds of dollars
worth of foie gras, using the ren-
dered fat in the matzo ball mix
and then stuffing each ball with
a little nugget of the liver. The
matzo balls fell apart and ended
up in the garbage can.

There are a lot of theories on
how to produce fluffy matzoh
balls, from folding in whipped
egg whites to lightening the mix
with seltzer. For my money, a lit-
tle bit of baking powder does the
trick nicely. Matzoh balls are
comfort food, and there is also
something warm and comfort-
ing about black garlic. Like soy
sauce, its fermented taste both
elevates and deepens the broth.
Like tamarind, it has a rich
sweetness balanced by enough
acidity to keep it in the savory
realm. Fortified with the black
garlic, this soup is how I always
imagine Passover in Southeast
Asia would taste.

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What Your Favorite Rosh Hashanah Food Says About You

MARISSA STERN AND ways agree with you, but they ul- circle of friends. You may accept weekends. When people say, “Be League-bound cousin. You’re
timately warm up to you be- this acknowledgement begrudg- there or be square,” you always good at holding a conversation,
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF cause of your sweet nature. ingly, but when a friend is in correct them with, “It’s be but you’ve probably seen far too
need and you’re the only one around or be a square.” You’re many Woody Allen movies. Sar-
IF THERE’S ONE thing Jews JEWISH APPLE CAKE prepared with Band-Aids and the first to arrive, sometimes ac- casm is your middle name, and
know how to do, it’s eat. And the You get along with everyone, crackers in your purse, they will companied with crowd-pleasing the phrase, “What am I,
highlight of any holiday (and thank you. chocolate (or wine, preferably). chopped liver?” is your mantra.
there are many) is, of course, the and everyone likes you, but you One downside: your tendency
food. Rosh Hashanah is no ex- don’t let that get to your head. KUGEL toward applying circular logic “NEW FRUIT”
ception to this rule. The first You have a clear sense of who If kugel is your favorite, you to a discussion. You are a breath of fresh air.
food you pick up after reciting you are and what you believe.
the prayers and sitting down at People may try to change you by love nothing more than snug- MANISCHEWITZ You bring mystery and excite-
the table says a lot about you. adding nuts, but you stick to gling up with a good book — You are the life of the party, ment everywhere you go. You
Find out what your favorite your guns and stand up for what your favorite at the moment is live on the edge, but somehow,
Rosh Hashanah classic says you believe in, which is why probably along the lines of Amy and people always count on you you’re always on time for shul (a
about your personality accord- people love you so much. You Poehler’s Yes Please or the latest to do just that. If wine is your fa- miracle beyond comprehen-
ing to science*. are sweet without being overly installment of the A Song of Ice vorite food, you are either par- sion). When others zig, you zag.
saccharine, and people like and Fire series (though you’ll be tying with your favorite Jews or
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based on any science or facts ties. And your sense of humor is one). You’re a bit of a homebody. if Manischewitz really is your fa- You are basically the Jewish
whatsoever. rarely too dry. When friends ask you to go out, vorite, you must be very, very
you suggest staying in and hungry. Ron Swanson. Ron Swanson-
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People like you because you You are warm and nurturing. first, but people warm up to you CHOPPED LIVER meat, and what’s better than
easily. Although you may think Mom’s classic brisket? You know
are polite and rarely late. You’re You are essentially this soup but what you like, and you’re not
sweet and your style has proba- in human form. People come to ROUND CHALLAH you’re the life of the party, you’re afraid to voice your opinions.
bly been described as “classic.” you for advice and if they need You are definitely outgoing usually just seeking attention Some may view you as abrasive,
Your favorite movie probably someone to talk to, you’re always and sucking up to your grand- but they just don’t understand
stars Audrey Hepburn. Your there to listen. You’re the surro- and fun. Your friends can always mother to finally get that seat at your need to be brutally honest.
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Comparing Apples to Apples — and Honeys

RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF tallization is processed. cles of the creamed honey are Round 2: Rachel Kurland
Creamed honey has more pronounced, allowing the ap-
SERVING THE MOST atten- ple’s sourness to shine The Honeycrisps
tion-grabbing apple-to-honey small crystals than regular hon- through again.
combination can be a real game- eys, which makes it thicker and The Honeycrisp apple with blue-
changer at your Rosh Hashanah more spreadable. The sweetness And then there’s buck- berry honey is as classic and sim-
dinner table. This year, try going can be a bit extreme on the fin- wheat. On the Ginger Gold, ple as you can get with apples and
out with the old — generic hon- ish, but it melts in your mouth the honey is overpowering, honey. It is what you would tra-
ey from a bear-shaped bottle like a caramel. and the apple falls short. ditionally think of during Rosh
and Granny Smiths — and in Again, not for the faint at Hashanah or the fall season. This
with the new. The raw buckwheat honey heart, but if you’re really try- is a perfect classic combo, and if
from Stockin’s Apiaries in Stras- ing to go for it and savor every you’re a picky eater, it’s a safe bet.
Annie Baum Stein, co-owner burg, Pa., is very strong. Warn- last morsel of wheat flavor, this The simplicity of the sweetness
of Milk and Honey Market, with ing: This is not for the faint of is the way to go. After sam- is also a good choice for kids.
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Honey ferred the sweet-on-sweet blend

Continued from Page 29 of the Honeycrisp apple and the Local Cookie Company Selling
blueberry honey. So depending
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your Rosh Hashanah dinner,
IF YOU’RE LOOKING for a different way to par-
creamed honey paired with the choose wisely. take of apples and honey this Rosh Hashanah, David
Bader has you covered — with cookies.
Honeycrisp brings out all the nu- But overall, you really can’t go
Bader founded Nomoo Cookie Company
anced flavors of both to create a wrong with these delicious locally about a year and a half ago. The dairy-free —
as the name implies — kosher-certified
heavenly, creamy bite. It’s remi- grown products. Baum Stein said Bucks County bakery is making apple cook-
ies and pairing them with local honey for
niscent of a less sweet caramel ap- Milk and Honey Market will have the High Holidays.

ple — the thick, creamy honey even more varieties of apples and The apple cookies are baked with organic
dried apples from Woodstock Farms in Edison, N.J., and infused with a honey glaze from
on top of a crunchy, juicy apple. honeys for the holidays. local producer Buckingham Valley Honey in Doylestown. Nomoo uses all-natural ingre-
dients, no preservatives and fresh fruits. All of the varieties of cookies have no trans fats or
This was definitely the most in- “We really love —both per- hydrogenated fats.

teresting and surprising coupling. sonally and professionally — how “It’s really giving you something that is still a cookie — but it’s using really great ingre-
dients,” said Nomoo general manager Gretchen Dossa.
And finally, back to the buck- honey ties in with the Jewish hol-
The gift boxes are selling well, and are proving particularly popular with synagogues,
wheat. The sweet natures of both iday in a seasonally specific way,” schools and college Hillels. They also offer catering.

the honey and the apple kind of she said. Dossa got into the dairy-free cookie business because her daughter has a severe dairy
allergy. Although she’s not Jewish, kosher foods and restaurants provided the best and safest
cancel each other And with the apple dairy-free options for her daughter, and now she knows everything about keeping up with
kashrut.
out, resulting in season approach-
She never expected to know so much about kosher laws, but she said it’s just one of those
less overall ing, why not things that worked out for her, and she has a great appreciation for it.

sweetness try some- “I think what makes it so nice is that it is something that is pareve and it is something
that is fresh-baked, so you’re really getting the feeling that it’s a homemade treat,” she said.
and a dull thing new
Nomoo sells their cookies online and at a few health food stores and specialty shops,
mishmash at your such as the Seven Mile Market in Pikesville, Md., one of the largest kosher supermarkets
in the country.
of flavors. holiday
“A lot of people just like the taste of them, and that’s always the best compliment,” Dossa said.
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NITZAVIM Hashanah, we read the Torah back to God) whenever we be the return to one’s career or grants us abundance, and we re-
Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20 portion  Nitzavim, which is want. At every moment there is personal life, to one’s spiritual life, turn “with all our heart and soul.”
about the vicissitudes of rela- a choice, a moving together or a the return of one partner to an-
RABBI BETH JANUS tionships. In these chapters, we coming apart, and we have the other or the return to Adonai. This fundamental relation-
read of the specific relationship option to pick one or the other.  ship between the Divine and the
A MARRIED COUPLE recent- between the Holy One and the The return to another person Jewish community can be a
ly came to me. They were seek- Jewish people. Adonai is making Adonai is looking to the fu- may be even more complex than model for all change. When we
ing divorce. The first years were a covenant with us. And to make ture, watching us pick the behav- the other types. Sometimes a re- are entrenched in conflict with
lovely and happy for them, but sure that we know that the bond iors that pull us away — and let- turn is not the best path. There spouses, children or co-workers,
now they were distressed and is alive, the text tells us that the ting us know that when we are occasions, like in the case of we often wish the other would
tense. They argued over their re- covenant is for everyone who is choose again and come back to the first couple, when parting is make change and facilitate a
spective careers and raising the there in the desert about to enter that connection, Adonai will be the smartest way forward. coming together. But during this
children. They even fought over the Promised Land, and also for waiting. And the Holy One will Knowing when returning to a contemplative season, the onus
the future of their marriage. One those who were not there. This embrace us and every other soul relationship is in direct conflict is on each of us to do the turn-
wanted to keep working, and the covenant is for us, too.  that has returned. In a key verse to returning to one’s own heart ing. These turns can be dramatic,
other was finished and just in our portion, it says, “then can take time to discern. or they can also be slight. And
wanted to dissolve the marriage.  But just in time for Rosh Adonai your God will restore the turning can be at any time. If
Hashanah, we read that this your fortunes and take you back There is a dispute in the Tal- we have consistently chosen
Another couple came to me partnership will likely not be in love. God will bring you to- mud about whether we need to moving away, the message is
to say their marriage also was smooth. Probably some of us gether again from all the peoples turn back to God first (teshuvah) clear: we can still turn back.
not perfect. They have been will be tempted to follow other where Adonai your God has scat- or whether God will turn back
married for much longer. They traditions. Some of us will go tered you” (Deuteronomy 30:3). to us first (geulah). In other In this season of teshuvah,
have arguments about the usual against what we know is right. words, how does return happen? may we all return to that which
topics: money and child-rearing. And this will infuriate Eloheinu, “Return” is the theme What needs to happen? sustains us and know that God
But this couple was fully com- our God. However, right before of Nitzavim and a major theme is always ready and waiting. 
mitted to the marriage. While these High Holidays, we are re- of the High Holidays. While this Nehama Leibowitz (1905-
acknowledging the imperfec- minded every year that this need portion emphasizes the return of 1997) points out in the verses of L’shanah tovah.
tions, they would try to continue not be a permanent rupture of each of us individually and com- our Torah portion that there is a
improving and evolving. our sacred tie. We can return. munally to God, it can also sym- back-and-forth that occurs be- Rabbi Beth Janus educates and con-
We can make  teshuvah (turn bolize the many returns that are tween Adonai and the Jewish ducts life cycle ceremonies in the
As we set our eyes to Rosh possible during this season. It can people. We turn and heed God, Philadelphia community.
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A High Holiday Message from Jewish Federation President Bud Newman

My grandfather, david newMan, who never attended school, came to Philadelphia from Austria in the late
1800s. He went into the business of collecting scrap paper, rags, metal and iron, which he sorted, baled and sold to dealers
and mills. In 1918 he bought an old factory building, installed a used paper machine and began to manufacture cardboard.
My father and his sister left school to work in the business. My family has been in the paper industry ever since.

Around the same time my grandfather launched his business, he also engaged with others in building a vibrant Jewish
community in West Philadelphia and actively participated in founding the West Philadelphia Jewish Community Center.
My extended family celebrated the holidays as well as life events like my Bar Mitzvah at this synagogue. My father and his
siblings also became involved in the Allied Jewish Appeal of Philadelphia. I was always taught philanthropy is a mitzvah.
When I was asked to get involved in the Jewish Federation in my early 20s, it felt like the natural thing to do. I became active in missions,
the Allocations Committee and the Board of Trustees, and chaired the Paper Trades Division and Philadelphia’s first Jewish Population Study.
Eventually, I became interested in additional Jewish organizations, and have stayed engaged in Jewish life ever since. I returned to a more active
role in the Jewish Federation a few years ago. I accepted the Presidency at this time last year because I felt it was my calling — my time to step
up and contribute all I can to enhance and grow our Jewish Federation.
While I think about my personal story often, it takes on greater meaning at the High Holidays, when I am surrounded by my family and
our traditions. As we are called to reflect on our past at this special time, I am especially thankful for the business and the community my grand-
father and extended family made possible for me and so many others.
The beginning of our Jewish Federation’s fiscal and program year coincides with the Jewish New Year. This makes good business sense. It
enables us to evaluate our successes and where we may have fallen short over the past 12 months as a community and as an organization.
We have made great strides in a number of key areas during this past year. For example, we have built a strong executive team, organized
outreach to synagogues of all denominations across the five counties we serve, engaged more young adults, begun a new editorial chapter at the
Jewish Exponent, met with representatives of our partner organizations and begun to undertake a critical assessment of all our real estate holdings.
I also have seen first-hand the tremendous impact of some of the many programs we support: families who receive food packages from our
Mitzvah Food Project; seniors who benefit from vital home repairs through our Rhawnhurst NORC; the outstanding Jewish day school education
some of my grandchildren are enjoying; Federation Housing’s commitment to meeting our seniors’ basic needs; food deliveries by Jewish Relief
Agency volunteers; safety-net services provided by Jewish Family and Children’s Service and the support overseas partners like the American
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee provide to Jews in need in Israel and around the world. I truly could go on and on.
Our greatest challenge in the year ahead will be getting and keeping more people involved. Today, we can assimilate into the fabric of our
society in a variety of different ways. There are opportunities available for people to give their time, talent or resources to many other commu-
nity-minded programs. We must help everyone see for themselves how much value they can get and give by partnering with us. I am optimistic
we can do this. For nearly 115 years, we have brought together our community to care for our own.
Similarly, our biggest opportunity is to get more young people involved with us, from every corner of the region. We recently enjoyed an over-
whelmingly successful program in Bucks County — the Maccabeats concert at Shir Ami attended by 800 people of all ages. We are examining
“what went right,” so we can use it as a model for other programming. Also in the year ahead, I am committed to growing our campaign totals, ex-
panding our missions program and better communicating with everyone about the Jewish Federation’s rich history, mission and ongoing accom-
plishments.
If you would like to read more about our successes and goals, please go to http://bit.ly/newsfrombud.
Our greatest strength is the people of all ages and beliefs who are passionately committed to improving our world through the Jewish
Federation. When I meet with someone who feels disenfranchised, I listen closely to what they say and apologize for any of our past mistakes.
I also remind them their choice to withhold support often affects the people who depend on the life-changing programs we fund. I am hoping
anyone who has moved away from us in the past will reconsider and give us another chance in the New Year. I promise we will find you a place
that matches your interests and enables you to make an impact. The more people who are involved, the stronger we can be for each other and
our Jewish community locally, in Israel and worldwide.
The High Holidays also give us the opportunity to celebrate our blessings. I want to thank the many volunteers and professionals who helped
me learn the business of the Jewish Federation this past year and worked so hard to ensure we succeeded in saving and transforming lives. I
also want to let our donors know how much we value their generosity and trust in our endeavors to accomplish our goals. I would like to know
if there is any way we can help you become involved to an even greater extent, or make your experiences with us more inviting. Please email
me at [email protected] with any thoughts.
I am fortunate to have had a family who paved the path for my involvement in our amazing Jewish community. I understand this is not the case
for everyone. Please remember, we are the one place where everyone can turn whether they want to give or receive help. The Jewish Federation is
here for everyone, and we want to make your journey a meaningful experience that benefits you, your family and every generation to come.
May you be inscribed in the Book of Life for a good year. I wish you a Sweet, Healthy and Happy 5776.

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service for the second day of Rosh Hashanah that begins at 10 a.m. and will be
followed by kiddush. Old York Road Temple-Beth Am, 971 Old York Rd., Abington.

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Frida Kahlo at 11:30 a.m. at the dinner at Temple Beth Ami, 9201 Old piece or an entire
Meyers Library at Reform Bustleton Avenue. Cost is $8. Come collection.
Congregation Keneseth Israel. $10 and rejoice in the Sabbath. Services
per class if not an Adult Ed member; will begin at 8 p.m. A tribute will be 201 Old York Road • Jenkintown, PA
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Susan Adler about American crafts for children Pre-K to 2nd grade by a peer-led Shabbat service at
philosopher and social/educational Congregation Beth El’s Mens’ Club at 5:30 p.m., followed by a catered 10:15 a.m. 971 Old York Road,
reformer John Dewey in an adult and Rabbi Josh Gruenberg will dinner from La Pergola at 6 p.m.,
education seminar at 11:30 a.m. at discuss the week’s Torah portion then services at 6:30 p.m. There will See Calendar, Page 34
the Meyers Library at Reform while enjoying beer on tap at also be a Briar Bush Nature Center
Congregation Keneseth Israel. $10 Continental Tavern on from 8 p.m. program for kids at 7:15 p.m. Adults, JERUSALEMgIsifrtaeshliop
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Or Hadash will host a welcome-back Congregation Adath Israel’s final
Golden Slipper. barbecue and open house, followed outdoor Kabbalat Shabbat of the
by Shabbat at 6 p.m. Start with a Tot summer will be held on the front lawn
Singer Jeff Lesser will perform Shabbat at 6 p.m., followed by a 6:30 at 6 p.m. Enjoy a Dippin’ Dots Oneg.
Tales of the Great White Way, the p.m. barbecue, then services at 7:30 250 N. Highland Ave., Merion Station.
first of three successive Thursday p.m. 190 Camp Hill Road, Ft.
solo events sponsored by Golden Washington. Free, but RSVP needed Musical Shabbat.
Slipper on the Main Line at 10 a.m. by Sept. 7. [email protected] or
Events will also take place Sept. 17 215-283-0276. Listen to a musical Shabbat service,
and 24. 250 N. Highland Avenue, featuring the Beth Am Tefillah Band
Merion Station. For more at Old York Road Temple-Beth Am
information, contact Cheryl at 7:30 p.m. For more information,
Blumenthal at 610-359-8632, ext. call 215-886-8000. 971 Old York
11; [email protected]. Road, Abington.

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birthdays from 11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Road, Elkins Park. Register at www.kehillahsoccer.org. ETROGS LULAVS
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Calendar Strategies For Researching German-
Jewish Ancestry,” led by expert
Continued from Page 33 Karen Franklin at a meeting of the
Abington. Casual dress appropriate. Jewish Genealogical Society of
For more information, call 215-886- Greater Philadelphia at 1:30 p.m. at
8000. Main Line Reform Temple, 410
Montgomery Ave, Wynnewood, For
▼ SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 further information, call Jack L.
Weinstein at 215-338-7920;
Grandparents Day. [email protected].

Bring your grandchild for a day of ▼ WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16
fun at the National Museum of
American Jewish History from 10 Mah Jongg.
a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy an exhibit of
“Lyle, Lyle Crocodile and Friends” Enjoy an evening of mah jongg with
and read stories. 101 South the Sisterhood of Old York Road -
Independence Mall East, Temple Beth Am at 7 p.m., 971 Old
Philadelphia. York Road, Abington. For more
information, call 215-886-8000.

▼ TUESDAY, SEPT. 15 Book Club.

Genealogy Talk. The next book club will discuss The
Woman Who Heard Color, by Kelly
Hear a discussion on “New Jones at Old York Road Temple-

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 ▶

Dollars for Scholars.

Comedian Marc King will perform at the annual Dollars for Scholars luncheon
at 11:30 a.m. Sponsored by Albert Einstein Hadassah. Maggio’s Restaurant,

Second Street Pike, Southampton. Reservations ($30) must be made in advance.
For more information, call 215-663-0944 or 215-576-5891.

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Beth Am at 7 p.m. 971 Old York its 40th anniversary at Old York Road ▼SUNDAY, SEPT. 20
Road, Abington. For more Temple-Beth Am at 9 a.m. In
information call 215-886-8000. recognition, the Molish family will Food Distribution.
participate in the morning Torah The Jewish Relief Agency invites volunteers to help pack and deliver food from its warehouse to struggling
▼ THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 study and Shabbat service. 971 Old families throughout the greater Philadelphia area at 10 a.m. 10980 Dutton Road, Philadelphia. For more
York Road, Abington. For more information, contact [email protected] or 610-660-0190.
Mommy & Me. information, call 215-886-8000.
Grandparents D AY
Bring your child to weekly one-hour ▼SUNDAY, SEPT. 20
Mommy and Me classes at the Free Admission • Sun., Sep. 13
School of Early Learning at Old York Tour de Shuls. Grab your grandkid and join us for a day of fun! Enjoy our special
Road Temple-Beth Am at 9:30 a.m. exhibition, Lyle, Lyle Crocodile and Friends and read a story in a cozy
971 Old York Road, Abington. The 4th annual Tour de Shuls Pa-N.J. nook. Release your creative spirit with arts and crafts projects and tour
bike ride, sponsored by the Middle our interactive core exhibition.
Women’s Atlantic Region of the Federation of
Philanthropy Board. Jewish Men’s Clubs will get Corner of 5th and Market
underway with check-in at Temple 215.923.3811 • NMAJH.org
The Jewish Federation’s Women’s Sinai at 7 a.m. The 20-mile ride
Philanthropy Board will hold its benefits Camp Ramah in the
opening board meeting on Sept.17, Poconos and the Ramah Day Camp.
2015 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. By Adults: $36 ($54 after Labor Day);
invitation only. $36 per member. Children: $18; Family Maximum:
Evviva Restaurant, 1236 $108 ($135 after Labor Day). 1401 N.
Montgomery Avenue, Narberth. For Limekiln Pike, Dresher.
more information, contact Melanie www.tourdeshulspanj.org.
Dash at (215) 832-0594.

Informal Shabbat. Open House.

Reform Congregation Keneseth The Katz JCC will hold an open
Israel will hold an informal house from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tour the
Shabbat service at 7 p.m., 8339 facility, meet staff and save $400 by
Old York Road, Elkins Park. For becoming a JCC member at the
more information, call 215-887- open house. 1301 Springdale Road,
8700. Cherry Hill.

▼SATURDAY, SEPT. 19 Ready! Set! Aleph! Bet! Photo by Xiao Sun

Bagels, Coffee, Torah. Children ages 2-4 will learned about
Jewish customs, traditions and
Begin Shabbat morning with an holidays at Ready! Set! Aleph! Bet!
interactive, engaging discussion of at Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid
the weekly portion including from 9:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. Class
bagels and coffee at Old York meets twice a month on Sundays.
Road Temple-Beth Am at 9 a.m. 715 Paxon Hollow Road, Broomall.
That will be followed by a peer-led RSVP required, please call Ellen at
Shabbat service at 10:15 a.m. 610-356-8700 or
Casual dress appropriate and [email protected].
everyone welcome. For more
information, call 215-886-8000. Welcome-Back BBQ.
971 Old York Road, Abington.
Enjoy a welcome back barbecue for
Sanctuary Celebration. members and prospective members

The Clara and Norris Molish See Calendar, Page 35
Memorial Sanctuary will celebrate

▶ THURSDAY, Pope Francis
SEPT. 17

The Pope and Jews.

Veteran reporter Ed Eisner will
speak about the pope and Jews
at Reform Congregation
Keneseth Israel’s adult
education class at 11:30 a.m..
sponsored by the Rosenau
Fund, at the Meyers Library.
8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park.
10 per class if not an Adult Ed
Member; KI Members: $36 per
person/year; synagogue-
affiliated: $75 per person/year;
unaffiliated: $100 per
person/year. For more
information, call 215-887-8700.

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Calendar ◀SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 Rosh Hashanah Services

Continued from Page 35 Miniature Golf. ▼SUNDAY, SEPT. 13

Art Please join us for The Mosaic Outdoor Club of Media
Music Philadelphia will play miniature
Cocktails The Philadelphia Region’s golf and go for a ride on the Members and prospective members are welcome to attend Rosh
Garage carousel at 2 p.m. Dinner afterwards Hashanah services at Congregation Beth Israel of Media at 7 p.m.
Gallery ArtWorks ADL: in Chinatown. Meet at the ticket Services will continue Monday at 9 a.m., with Tashlich at 2 p.m. 542 S.
Justice, Advocacy & Art booth at 6th and Race at Franklin New Middletown Rd. (Rt. 352), Media.
Square, Philadelphia. $9 for
Thursday, October 08, 2015 miniature golf; $11.50 for combo Center City
golf and carousel ticket. Dinner is
Free Your Mind – Lauren DeSouza pay as you go. Rabbi Julie Greenberg and cantorial soloist Jessi Roemer will lead
services at Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir at 7 p.m. No ticket required.
Engagement Studios at Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid Services will resume Monday, Sept. 14 and Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 10 a.m.
222 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA at noon, featuring hamburgers, hot Ethical Society Building, 1906 S. Rittenhouse Square., Philadelphia.
dogs and dessert, with a moon Register at www.leyvhair.org or call 215-629-1995.
Tickets include viewing of art exhibition, art sale, and bounce for kids. 715 Paxon Hollow
program. Cocktails and appetizers will be served. Road, Broomall. RSVP required, Bala Cynwyd
please call Ellen at 610-356-8700
For more information visit or [email protected]. Enjoy Rosh Hashanah services with Aish Philadelphia at 7 p.m.
www.adl.org/artworksphilly Featuring Rabbi Eliyahu Bergstein. 50 Montgomery Ave, Bala Cynwyd.
Genealogy Talk.
Elkins Park
Expert Karen Franklin will discuss,
“New Strategies For Researching Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel will hold a family Rosh
German-Jewish Ancestry,” at a Hashanah service at 3 p.m. 8339 Old York Road, Elkins Park. For more
meeting of the Jewish information, call 215-887-8700.
Genealogical Society of Greater
Philadelphia at 1:30 p.m. Main Line Lafayette Hill
Reform Temple, 410 Montgomery
Ave, Wynnewood. Call 215-338- Celebrate the New Year with Under the Stars, a combination picnic,
7920; [email protected]. concert and Rosh Hashanah services from 5:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.
Sponsored by Beiteinu outdoors at the ACE Conference Center. $36 for
‘Challenge’ Screening. adults, $18 for children. 800 Ridge Pike, Lafayette Hill.

A screening of the controversial Abington
documentary, The J Street
Challenge, about the American The community is invited to attend family services for the first day of
Jewish Community and its Rosh Hashanah at Old York Road Temple-Beth Am The 2 p.m. Service
relationship with Israel will be held will be led by the rabbis and cantor. 971 Old York Road, Abington.
from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 530
Washington Crossing Road, ▼MONDAY, SEPT. 14
Newtown. No charge in advance,
$10 at the door. Penn Wynne

Eagles-Cowboys Party. All are welcome to attend services at Kaiserman JCC, sponsored by the
Chabad of Penn Wynne. Everyone can participate with Hebrew/English
Watch the Eagles take on the prayer book. No charge or tickets necessary. Full children’s program.
Cowboys at a Temple Sholom 45 Haverford Rd., Wynnewood.
football party, beginning at 3:30
p.m. Kickoff at 4:15 p.m. Brisket Broomall
sandwiches, beer and soda, with
veggie burgers available by request. Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid will hold Rosh Hashanah services at
55 N. Church Lane Broomall, $15 the New Ardmore Playground, beginning with Tashlich at 5:30 p.m.
with a reservation, $18 at the door. South New Ardmore Avenue near Cornell Circle, Broomall. RSVP
RSVP to Robert Fein required, please call Ellen at 610-356-8700 or
([email protected]) by Sept. 16. [email protected].

Reporting History.

Veteran reporter, editor, author
and public relations consultant Ed
Eisen presents “A Reporter’s Front
Row Seat to History” at Old York
Road Temple-Beth Am at 9:30
p.m. Sponsored by the Sisterhood
of Temple Beth Am, Eisen will tell
his story of going from a Jewish
kid in Brooklyn to being publicist
for two popes and reveal insights
about his award-winning career.
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◀ TALI ELISABETH BARRER ▶ GLASSMAN-WAYNE A December 2015 wedding
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Amy (nee Peiser) and Adam Barrer of Potomac, Brenda and Larry Glassman of reside in Boca Raton, Fla.
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Reid, joyfully announce the birth of their daughter engagement of their daughter, Lebowitz, was the ring bearer. 
and sister, Tali Elisabeth (Yamit) on June 23. Ashley Brooke Glassman, to Also sharing in their happi-
Justin Morgan Wayne, son of
Sharing in their happiness are grandparents Hope and Jeffery Wayne of Hon- ness and acting as chupah holders
Linda and Mitchell Barrer of Lansdale, Pa., and olulu, HI. were the brother of the bride, Jeff,
Libby and Steven Peiser of Providence, R.I. cousins of the bride, Brian
Ashley is a preschool teacher. Lebowitz and Aaron Mansheim,
Welcoming the new baby are aunts and uncles Justin is an owner and manager and Andy Welsch, partner of Mi-
Jennifer and Marc Barrer, Wendy and Ira Garten- of a toxicology lab. cole Linehan. 
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Excited cousins are Justin, Avery and Natalee Bernard Glassman, and the late Lenny and Aunt Carol Lebowitz,
Barrer, and Alexa, Noah and Elly Gartenberg. Rena and Herb Grant. Justin is the witnessed the couple exchanging
grandson of Stanley Queller and their own personal vows. The
Tali Elisabeth is named in loving of her pa- the late Phyllis Queller, and the late signing of the ketubah was wit-
ternal cousin Elisabeth Barrer. Herbert and Renata Wayne. nessed by the couple’s parents. 

▲ CHLOE BLAKE LERNER ter Chloe Blake (Yael Flora) on ▲ AVI ZACHARY SELTZER WEDDING Hillary is the granddaughter
July 27. of the late Samuel and Esther
Brandi (nee Gordon) and An- Matthew and Stacy (nee Lip- LEBOWITZ-LINEHAN Rudy, and the late Harry and Ida
drew Lerner, along with big Sharing in their happiness are schutz) Seltzer and big sister Lebowitz. Seth is the grandson
brother Ethan, announce the grandparents Sue and Ron Gor- Gabrielle announce the birth of Barry and Susan Lebowitz of of the late Dr. Bernard and Lil-
birth of their daughter and sis- don of Warminster, Pa., and their son and brother Avi Philadelphia and Tim and lian Ross, and Dorothy and the
Maribeth and Steve Lerner of Zachary on May 26 at Abington Doreen Linehan of Dagsboro, late Thomas Francis Linehan.
Lower Gwynedd, Pa., along with Memorial Hospital. Del., happily announce the
great-grandmothers Gertrude marriage of their children, Hillary graduated with a
Gordon, Angela Lerner, Ruth Sharing in their happiness are Hillary Nicole Lebowitz and master’s degree from the Uni-
Tobias, and Selma Weinberg. his grandparents David and Shari Seth Alan Linehan.  versity of Pennsylvania and is a
Seltzer of Huntingdon Valley, Pa., social worker licensed in Penn-
Joining in welcoming and Jay and Evelyn Lipschutz of The ceremony took place sylvania and New Jersey. Seth
Chloe are Josh, Julia and Ce- Allentown, Pa. on Feb. 22, 2015 at 2pm at graduated from Widener Uni-
cilia Gordon, and David and Congregations of Shaare versity School of Law and is li-
Monika Lerner. Joining in welcoming Avi Shamayim Synagogue. Rabbi censed in Pennsylvania and
are his great-grandparents Ger- Jean Claude Klein and Cantor New Jersey. 
Chloe is named in loving ry Seltzer of Warminster, Pa., Don Samuels officiated. 
memory of her maternal great- (formerly of Elkins Park), and The couple resides in
grandfather Jacob Gordon and Sidney and Esther Bratt of Melissa Hndershot, cousin of Philadelphia with their two
her maternal great-great-grand- Reading, Pa., along with uncles the bride, was Maid of Honor overly friendly felines, Magic
mother Florence del Vecchio. and aunts Jeremy and Liora and Micole Linehan, sister of the and Rudy. After the ceremony,
Seltzer, Ben and Michele Lei- groom, was the Best Person. The the couple honeymooned
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