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On Juneteenth, Joy and Grief Mingle for Black JewsSASHA ROGELBERG | JE STAFF

WHEN KOACH BARUCH FRAZIER prepares their seder plate, they nestle beets next to okra, blackeyed peas, eggs boiled in hibiscus tea, hot red peppers, baked sweet potato and cornbread, all arranged in a plate set next to a kiddush cup � zzing with red soda.

Frazier puts away their Passover seder plate on the 22nd of Nisan, like many Jews, and, on June 19, instead favors another seder plate, heaped with foods tinted crimson, representing “ingenuity and resilience and bondage,” in obser-vance of Juneteenth.

Juneteenth is the national recogni-tion and celebration of Union Army Gen.

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Why Do People Call Israel an Apartheid State?JESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, a nongov-ernmental organization, published a report on April 27 called “A � reshold Crossed: Israeli Authorities and the Crimes of Apartheid and Persecution.”

At more than 200 pages, the report details the ways in which “Israeli author-ities methodically privilege Jewish Israelis and discriminate against Palestinians,” concluding that the Israeli government’s “intent to maintain the domination of Jewish Israelis over Palestinians across Israel and the OPT [Occupied Palestinian Territories]... coupled with systematic oppression of Palestinians and inhumane acts committed against them” amounts to “the crime of apartheid.”

It is a charge that the Israeli govern-ment denies with vigor and has denied since it � rst was leveled against the state in the 1970s.

Mark Regev, an adviser to outgoing

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‘BLM’ Sign Vandalism Sparks Vigil in Mt. Airy

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THE GERMANTOWNJewish Centre hosted a vigil on June 10 in response to the vandalization of a “Black Lives Matter” sign on its campus, visible from Lincoln Drive.

GJC co-organizer Rabbi Adam Ze� said that on May 28, a community member noticed that the “Black” in the “Black Lives Matter” sign had been crossed out, and “Jewish” was instead written in its place.

�e GJC mailbox and a lamp post were gra�tied with spray paint to read “Jewish Lives Matter.”

“It was somebody trying to make a statement that being Jewish means being anti-Black,” said Jared Jackson, founder and executive director of Jews in All Hues, an advocacy organiza-tion for Jews of color. “It’s also erasure of Jews like myself, who are Black and Jewish.”

�ough there had been other incidents in Mt. Airy of “Black Lives Matter” signs being vandalized and discarded in people’s yards, the large sign at the GJC remained unaltered for nearly a year, according to Ze�.

The vigil, organized by members of GJC’s Committee

for Community Transformation and the greater Mt. Airy Jewish community (though not a�li-ated with the GJC itself), was a means of standing in solidarity with Black Jewish community members, and Black community members more broadly.

“We want to say very clearly that Black lives matter, and that we will not allow that to be a statement that is diluted in any way,” said Linda Holtzman, one of the event’s organizers and speakers.

For Andrea Jacobs, a member of both the GJC and the CTC, countering racism and supporting Jewish communities are not mutually exclusive.

“We stand in solidarity, because we’re really clear as white Jews, and as Jews were broadly, that our liberation and confronting the machinery of antisemitism is 100% in align-ment with and contingent upon confronting and dismantling the machinery of anti-Black racism.”

�e rally, which took place at the GJC’s “Black Lives Matter” sign, had more than 50 attendees, many holding their own “Black Lives Matter” signs.

As cars passed the rally, many drivers on Lincoln Drive honked in support.

Danetta Purnell, a GJC community member, was one of

12 speakers or musical performers.“Here I am: a Black, lesbian,

Jew-by-choice, and my life matters,” she said.

To Purnell, the phrase “Jewish Lives Matter” is similar to “All Lives Matter:” a statement she believes, but one that detracts from what the movement is trying to articulate.

“I do believe that all life matters. It’s just that some life is more endangered than others; that’s the di�erence,” she said. “You don’t have to say this life matters, so this life doesn’t. �is life matters because this one does, because we are all one.”

Ze� was unsure about the identity of the perpetrator or motive behind the vandalism.

The vandalism followed an increase in antisemitic incidents nationwide, including the vandalism of the Horwitz-Wasserman Holocaust Memorial Plaza in May.

“So many Jews are scared right now,” Green�eld said. “And I know that this is not isolated from that.”

Moving forward, the GJC wants to continue to discuss racism and make internal changes to “become an anti-racist community,” according to Jacobs.

“To put up the sign and say “Black Lives Matter” is to say,

‘we commit to engage in the work’ ... of eradicating racism in our hearts, eradicating racism in our community and eradicating racism in the world,” Ze� said.

Jacob said that in addition to forming the CTC a few years ago as a response to an anti-Black incident within the synagogue, the GJC has hired and contracted consultants to run audits on the organization to identify areas of inequity.

The GJC will continue holding programming and opportunities for community

members to learn about race and racism.

While Ze� hopes to elimi-nate racism in his community, he believes that right now, the GJC’s focus should be on handling discrimination when it inevitably occurs.

“What we need to do is not hope that they don’t [happen], or cover them up when they do, but have a way of dealing with them,” he said. l

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Mission: Volunteer 52 Times in 52 Weeks

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LIKE THE REST of the world, Jaret Lyons went through a lot of change in the last year and a half.

In the fall, Lyons le� his old company a�er 14 years. And amid a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, he suddenly found himself with some spare time on his hands.

A board member of Temple Emanuel in Cherry Hill,

New Jersey, Lyons was never a stranger to dedicating free time to charitable endeavors. But to �ll the new gaps in his

schedule, Lyons decided to go bigger than ever before.

“I knew that I’d have, for the �rst time in my professional

career and probably the last time, more free time,” Lyons said. “I was in a mood where I was given to be thankful to things and think about things you want to do. I came up with an idea a�er chatting with my wife to volunteer more, and because I like to go big when I think of ideas, I thought, what if I could volunteer for 52 organizations in 52 weeks?”

Lyons’ idea manifested itself in what he calls “Mission: Possible,” which has seen him put in shi�s for nearly

40 di�erent charities in the Philadelphia area since begin-ning in December.

Many have had to do with food insecurity and homeless-ness — not necessarily by design, Lyons said, but because those organizations were simply more likely to pick up the phone.

Lyons also has volunteered with many Jewish charities over the past several months. On his website, Lyons lists shi�s with Temple Emanuel, Jewish

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Gratz College Names Zev Eleff President


GRATZ COLLEGE WILL undergo a change and expan-sion in administration at the beginning of the 2021-’22 academic year, with Zev Ele� becoming president on Sept. 1, and Paul Finkelman, the current president, taking over the newly created chancellor’s position.

The transition within

and addition to the college’s administrative team takes place a�er Gratz experienced a 35% increase in enrollment over the past four years under Finkelman.

“We made the strategic decision that the college was in a position where we felt that we could make goals to expand our network, our reach,” said Kathy Elias, chair of the Board of Governors at Gratz.

�e chancellor’s position allows Finkelman to continue

to network and oversee Gratz’s undergraduate, graduate and adult learning programs, while the president works to engage more with the broader community and prospective students, Jewish and not.

Though the search for Gratz’s new president was announced right before the start of the pandemic in March 2020, it didn’t begin until late summer of last year.

“We were looking for a president who thoroughly

understood both the Jewish history and the critical role that Jewish thought has played, in history, and particularly in American history,” Elias said. “As well as a person who is an accomplished administrator of a college or university, as well as a person who is innovative and energetic.”

Ele� �t the bill, Elias said.Ele� is the chief academic

adviser of the Hebrew �eological College, the vice provost of Touro College Illinois, as well as professor of Jewish history at Touro’s Graduate School of Jewish Studies.

As president, Ele� hopes to synergize the skills from his previous three roles into “the ability to convene di�erent modes of education, to reach various populations and to reach them on their own levels,” he said.

Gratz’s ability to be “nimble,” is what drew Ele�. He touted its ability to have not only a diversity in the degrees and certi�cations it o�ers, but also its clear goals in Jewish education and ability to “make meaning” in the lives of its students, as well as to build relationships with outside organizations.

“[Gratz] has the combi-nation of humility, integrity and self-con�dence to be able to understand its capacity to partner,” he said. “I’ve seen that whether Gratz partners with donors and stakeholders or with other organizations, Gratz understands that it takes a village. “

During Finkelman’s tenure, he created four new programs, including three master’s programs in interfaith leader-ship, human rights and camp management, and a doctoral program for Holocaust and genocide studies.

Because Gratz had 90% of its programs online before the pandemic, Finkelman was able to e�ectively guide the college

through its transition to becoming completely remote when COVID-19 restrictions prevented in-person activity.

“We were able to pivot to being 100% online within two weeks of closing our building,” Finkelman said.

Finkelman was grateful for the opportunities during his presidency to honor commu-nity members and guests, who shaped Gratz’s legacy, with the Gratz Medal and honorary degrees.

Moreover, Finkelman is grateful to have learned more about his community.

“I grew up in a very small town. We were, what I would call, a one-synagogue town,” Finkelman said. “I have gained a much stronger knowledge of the incredible diversity of the American Jewish community.”

As Ele� makes the transi-tion to succeed Finkelman, he’s eager to brave the suburban real estate market and make new roots in Philadelphia and Melrose Park and to begin his time at Gratz.

As Gratz begins its 126th year, Ele� made it clear the value he hopes to maintain as president of Gratz: “the notion that applied Jewish wisdom can and should be for everybody.” l


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Workshop Informs on Teaching Kids About Race


WHEN A PASSENGER on an airplane gets ready for takeo�, they are reminded by the �ight attendant that, in case of an emergency, they secure their own oxygen masks before helping their children.

Imani Chapman and Franny Silverman, equity educators, advocates, collaborators (and Jewish parents), argue that this same idea can be used for teaching children about racism.

For children to learn about race and racism, �rst the parents must be interested in learning about racism themselves.

Chapman and Silverman spoke about parental respon-sibility to educate children on race and racism on June 9 as the second part of the “Looking

Within for Communal Change: Racial Justice Workshop Series,” hosted by the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Center City Kehillah and jkidphilly.

�e two educators apply the Jewish principle of Elu v’elu (both/and) to teaching their children about racism, advocating for viewing an issue from multiple perspectives.

With that foundation, both understanding and teaching racism can be done through the lens of the “Four I’s of Oppression:” ideological, insti-tutional, interpersonal and internalized, from the abstract ideas society teaches us about race, to the thoughts we have about race and racism within.

Though Chapman and Silverman have 50 years of educating and consulting between them, it was clear that the experiences of raising their

own children guided their work the most.

One day, Silverman recounted, her 8-year-old daughter marched around the house with a �yswatter in her hands, chanting, “Black lives matter,” mirroring the behavior of protesters, though some would argue she was too young to understand the nuances of the movement.

“�at’s how ideologies work,” Chapman said. “We start doing it before we understand it.”

To Chapman and Silverman, those instances underscore the necessity of holding conversa-tions with children early on.

For white Jewish children, Silverman said, explaining antisemitism can be a jumping-o� point for discussing oppression and discrimination more broadly.

Silverman explained to her daughter that just how “some

people have the idea that Jewish people run the world” (which, Silverman clarifies to her daughter, is “bonkers”), some individuals feel the same way about people of color.

“In the world,” Silverman said to her daughter, “there are people that think that people have di�erent skin colors that actually has to do with like,

what kind of people they are? If they’re good people; if they’re bad people; if they’re smart people; if they’re dangerous people; if they’re safe people. �at’s bonkers!” Silverman said. “�at’s totally bonkers.”

Chapman, a Caribbean-American immigrant raising three Jewish children with her wife, teaches race-consciousness di�erently than Silverman, who, along with her child, is white.

She’s responsible for not only instilling a sense of aware-ness and consciousness of racism in her children, but also teaching them to have a positive self-concept, particularly in her 7-year-old daughter.

“One of the ways I do that is I really surround her with a lot of heroes,” she said.

But even children of color

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Longtime Gratz Educator Uziel Adini Dies at 83

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UZIEL ADINI, an educator and administrator who won admirers across the country for his dedication, innovation and energy for Jewish educa-tion, died on May 27 at the age of 83. Adini — Uzi, to those who knew him — had battled leukemia for some time.

Adini, wrote Joseph Davis, a professor of Jewish studies at Gratz College, “was one of the leading Jewish educational administrators in the United States from the 1970s until his retirement in 2007.”

Jonathan Sarna, the famed scholar of American Jewish history, wrote in an academic forum last week that “we extend deepest condolences to Prof. Adini’s family, colleagues, students and friends.”

Adini was born in Mandatory Palestine in 1937. His parents, Leah and Yisrael Adini, were active members of Ha-Poel Ha-Mizrachi, the Religious Zionist Workers

Party, and his mother was the �rst religious woman to address the Zionist Congress. All four of Adini’s grandparents died in Auschwitz; his parents, and the parents of his wife, Tamar (Löw) Adini, all lived and died in Tel Aviv.

�ough Adini le� Israel for Philadelphia in the 1960s, never to return for an extended period, Israel was entwined with everything he did.

“Israel was instilled in every aspect of his life,” said his daughter, Tali Adini.

A�er completing his Israel Defense Forces service, Adini earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Bible, Hebrew literature and education at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Following that, he and his wife packed up and le� for Philadelphia, where Adini studied for a doctorate of education at Dropsie College.

His dissertation, completed in 1969, was a preview of what was to come: It was about the transmission of Jewish values to high school students through Hebrew literature. Tamar Adini knew something about that; for 28 years, she led the Hebrew, Jewish Studies and Foreign languages department at Akiba Hebrew Academy (now the Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy).

In 1965, Adini began teaching at Gratz, an associ-ation that he would maintain for the rest of his life. At a time when Hebrew language educa-tion was �ourishing, Adini was an expert in contemporary and Biblical Hebrew, and he instructed students at Gratz as well as at Temple University. He was a beloved teacher, according to his daughter.

“He really knew how to tell a story, how to captivate an

audience,” Tali Adini said. “So many of his students have come up to me and said, ‘He was the best teacher I’ve ever had.’”

In addition to his time as a professor at Gratz, Adini spent 23 years as the director of the Jewish Community High School of Gratz College, and he eventually served as the school’s vice president.

Adini loved riddles and jokes, and had a lovely singing voice. He led seders, and when family members celebrated milestones, he would come up with a special gematria of the person’s name. His weekly recitation of the Kiddush, Tali Adini said, will be greatly missed.

Adini is survived by his wife, Tamar; his brother, Ami; his daughters, Tali and Ronit; and four grandchildren. l

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Joe Zuritsky to Receive Award From AJCJESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF

JOE ZURITSKY, chairman and CEO of Parkway Corp., will be honored with the American Jewish Committee Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey’s Human Relations Award at the organization’s annual meeting on June 23.

Zuritsky, a longtime AJC board member and a key supporter, was an obvious candidate to be this year’s recipient, according to Marcia Bronstein, regional director of AJC Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey.

�e Human Relations Award “is for a person who’s near and dear to AJC, like a family member,” Bronstein said. “�at really does mean Joe, to a T.”

“I am honored, very much honored,” Zuritsky said. “It’s

part of supporting an organization that I hold in high value.”

Zuritsky, a patron of many local, national and Israeli organiza-tions, said he is �attered he was selected for the award, though he admits that, having been honored in a similar fashion so many times over the years, he looks forward to when he won’t impose on friends for their support.

“Hopefully, this is the last honor I’ll get,” he laughed.

Per the AJC, Zuritsky “has been a stalwart member of AJC’s Board and Executive Committee for many years. He is a passionate advocate for AJC’s mission of protecting Jewish lives and communities, ensuring a safe and secure

Israel, and advocating for democratic values and human rights for all. Joe has long been a supporter of interfaith and intergroup dialogue, and a lifelong learner.”

�e 2021 annual meeting, AJC’s 77th, will feature a keynote address from Drexel

University President John A. Fry in the virtual ceremony where Zuritsky will receive his award.

Bronstein was not yet AJC’s regional director when she met Zuritsky for the first time. Working in develop-ment and engagement, her �rst contact with Zuritsky was on a cold call; she “wanted to tell him a little bit about who we are and what we do, because he didn’t know.” Zuritsky agreed

to a meeting, and it was a fruitful one.

The AJC “captured his imagination,” Bronstein said, by dint of its impact on local and national politics. Zuritsky, with his interest in intergroup relations and ensuring the future success of Jewish and

Zionist organizations, found a home at AJC.

“He’s a role model, a mentor and innovator, someone not afraid to tackle issues,” Bronstein said. “And Joe embodies what AJC stands for. He is a centrist. He will work with everybody on both sides of the aisle.”

Zuritsky, for his part, sees the AJC as a bastion of well-trained, intelligent representatives of the Jewish people, bringing a “diplomatic approach” to sensi-tive, important issues for Jews around the world.

“That’s something that the Jewish people really need: really highly quali�ed spokesmen to speak around the world on Jewish and Israeli issues. And that’s what the AJC does,” Zuritsky said. l


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Food Redistribution Guides Abbe Stern

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PEOPLE FIND THEIR paths in life at di�erent times and, for Abbe Stern, that moment came at Johnson & Wales University while her professor was lecturing.

“�e professor said, ‘�ere’s enough food on the planet to feed everyone. �e problem is distribution,’” Stern said.

A couple years later, while working in the food service industry, Stern saw �rsthand the ine�ciencies and waste in food distribution and took action.

“My trigger point was when I saw a trash can full of bread,” she said. “I just lost it. Why did we throw this away?”

At �rst, Stern, 31, collected leftover bread from the Rittenhouse Hotel where she was working and brought it to the Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission. Soon, she was collecting and redistributing bread from multiple sources to several local food rescue organizations.

Stern’s work has made others take notice, as she’s one of �ve �nalists for the National Museum of American Jewish History’s Hometown Hero inductee into its Ed Snider Only in America Gallery/Hall of Fame.

�e museum solicited nomina-tions for Hometown Heroes — “everyday citizens who strive to make their communities a better place and made particularly impactful commitments during the pandemic” — in May, and voting continues until June 21.

NMAJH cited Stern for volun-teering with Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s Mitzvah Food Program, founding Fooding Forward to connect food business with nonpro�ts to share excess food, and for working with Step Up to the Plate during the pandemic.�e latter is a 2020 collabora-tion of the Broad Street Ministry,

Prevention Point Philadelphia and SEAMAAC, in partnership with the City of Philadelphia and several nonpro�ts to provide free lunches to the needy. More than 50,000 lunches were provided through April.

As project manager for Step Up to the Plate, Stern faced numerous pandemic-re-lated challenges, noting that “waste occurs when something unexpected happens.”

At �rst, Stern had to scurry to �nd places for the food that pandemic-closed restaurants were giving away before it spoiled. And then there were di�erent challenges, such as shelters no longer being able to serve food indoors. �at created the need to �nd ways to coordi-nate meals at other sites.

Earlier this year, Stern joined Too Good to Go, the European-based organization that debuted in Philadelphia in February. TGTG’s app links consumers with food businesses, allowing retailers to sell surplus food, while consumers get value, too.

While various e�orts are making a di�erence in getting food to where it needs to be, there’s still a long way to go, said Stern, a Wynnewood native who celebrated her bat mitzvah at Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El.

“The access to food is atrocious,” she said, adding that anyone looking to donate food should make sure their chosen organization can accept it, needs it and wants it. “Hunger is something we should be easily able to solve.”

A bene�t of working in food redistribution comes from the thanks received. Stern recounted delivering food to an ill — but grateful — woman through the Mitzvah Food Program.

“I felt so privileged to do that work for her,” she said. l


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Israel Bombed AP O� ce Because Hamas WasDeveloping Anti-Iron Dome Tech in Same Building ISRAEL’S U.S. AMBASSADOR told � e Associated Press that the Israeli army destroyed the building housing its Gaza bureau because Hamas was developing technology designed to jam Israel’s Iron Dome anti-missile system, JTA reported.

Hamas’ research and development and intelligence arms were in the building, said Gilad Erdan, who is also the United Nations ambassador.

“� e unit was developing an electronic jamming system to be used against the Iron Dome defense system,” Erdan said, according to a release by the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C.

Israel authorities gave residents and workers an hour to evacuate before it bombed the 12-story building on May 15.

Erdan told AP o� cials that Israel did not believe the news organization knew Hamas was headquartered in the building.

Hamas launched about 4,500 rockets at Israel between May 10-21. About 1,500 headed for built-up areas, and Iron Dome intercepted about 90%.

Egg Prices to Rise� e Ministry of Agriculture announced that egg prices in Israel will increase 6.5% to keep up with rising costs, including a 17% hike in the price of feed, Globes reported.

� e increase is the � rst in seven years and is part of a wave of price hikes to products under government supervision.

A dozen extra-large eggs will now cost $4.04, a dozen large eggs will cost $3.71 and a dozen medium-sized eggs will cost $3.44.

Israel to Allow Individual Tourists Starting July 1Tourism Minister Orit Farkash-Hacohen announced on June 10 that vaccinated individual tourists will be allowed in Israel starting on July 1, � e Jerusalem Post reported.

“� e time has come for Israel to open up to tourism and to take advantage of its status as a vaccinated country for the bene� t of its economy,” Farkash-Hacohen tweeted.

A spokesperson said there won’t be limits on the visitors allowed in, but travelers will have to present their vaccination certi� cate before boarding the plane, along with the results of their polymerase chain reaction, or PCR, test.

Foreign nationals haven’t been allowed into Israel for more than a year, with a few exceptions.

Some selected tourist groups were allowed into Israel starting in May.

Israel Strengthens West African Bonds Via ChessIsraeli and several West African chess teams competed on June 16 as part of the Chess4Solidarity initiative, � e Jerusalem Post reported.

� e initiative has hosted multiple chess events — including 21 in the past year — to connect people from Israel and other countries through chess. � e event was arranged in the memory of Shlomo Hillel, who was Israel’s � rst ambassador to Guinea and Ivory Coast in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He died four months ago.

More than 180 people from the West African countries competed, including from Niger and Algeria, which do not have diplomatic ties with Israel. � e event was broadcast though Facebook pages in Israel, Senegal, Cameroon and Ivory Coast.

� e competition was won by Guy Levin, 17, from Rishon Lezion, Israel. l

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Writers Remove Anne Frank, Israel References Because of Social Media ComplaintsBESTSELLING AUTHORS Elin Hilderbrand and Casey McQuiston removed references to Anne Frank and Israel from their novels a�er reading complaints on social media, which created controversy in the literary world, JTA reported.

Hilderbrand’s new novel, “Golden Girl,” contained a line of dialogue in which two teenage girls discuss a plan for one of them to hide in her friend’s attic. One girl jokes that she would be “like Anne Frank.”

Some Instagram posters said the joke was antisemitic and demanded that Hilderbrand apologize. She did so, saying the passage would be removed from future printings.

In McQuiston’s 2019 novel “Red, White & Royal Blue,” the president jokes that the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations “said something idiotic about Israel, and now I have to call Netanyahu and person-ally apologize.”

Some Twitter users said that even mentioning Israel in �ction “normalizes” the occupation of Palestine. McQuiston said the line would be changed for future printings.

�e authors’ decisions to remove the passages from future printings have received criticism from some in the literary world.

Warsaw Ghetto Wall Vandal Now TeachingBritish Teachers About AntisemitismA journalist who wrote “Free Gaza and Palestine” on former Warsaw Ghetto walls was tasked with teaching British teachers union members about antisemitism, JTA reported.

Ewa Jasiewicz, who spray-painted the slogan in Poland in 2010, gave three sessions titled “Understanding Antisemitism,” the Jewish News of London reported on June 8.

Before the sessions, Jasiewicz asked participants to read materials that “challenge common Eurocentric understanding of antisemitism” and prepare to hear “four prominent black British Jews discuss their experiences of racism in the Jewish community.”

Marie van der Zyl, the president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, called Jasiewicz’s role “grotesque” in a letter to the teachers union.

Jewish Groups Press Biden for Citizenship Path for Undocumented MigrantsMultiple Jewish Groups are pushing President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats to create a citizen-ship path for undocumented migrants, JTA reported.

�e letter sent June 9 to Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, said

the pathway should be included “in any economic recovery or infrastructure legislation.”

�e liberal social justice advocacy group Bend the Arc initiated the letter, which was signed by 19 national groups, including HIAS, the Anti-Defamation League, the National Council for Jewish Women, Jewish Women International and the Jewish Council for Public A�airs, as well as organizations representing the Reform, Conservative and Reconstructionist movement. Many state-level Jewish groups also signed the letter.

Bhad Bhabie, Lil Yachty Invest $1 million in High-end Jewish Dating App Lox ClubRappers Bhad Bhabie and Lil Yachty invested $1 million in a Jewish dating app for people “with ridiculously high standards,” JTA reported.

�e rappers made the investment in Lox Club in partnership with Adam Kluger, an agent for musical artists, Variety reported. Kluger was Bhad Bhabie’s manager and partners with Lil Yachty on invest-ments. Bhad Bhabie’s father is Jewish.

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Southern Jewish History on Display in New Orleans

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NEW ORLEANS — Janis Rabin’s family emigrated from Poland, eventually settling in Bogalusa, Louisiana. For years, she and her relatives had kept memories and stories of their family’s Jewish experience to themselves or shared them casually with friends.

So when Rabin entered this city’s Museum of the Southern

Jewish Experience the day it opened to the public, she was moved by seeing her family’s history represented more formally.

“I look at the museum, and it is such a beautiful representation of what it means to have your roots, your identity validated,” she said.

Like Rabin, many of the visitors on the museum’s opening day May 27 were Southern Jews themselves, eager to � nd evidence of their family lore or share artifacts with an

unusual collection designed to bring relics of Southern Jewish life out of the region’s closets and attics.

Unlike Jews in the North, who largely congregated in urban centers, Jews who settled in the South spread out across the region’s small towns and cities. � e museum features large Jewish communities in New Orleans and Atlanta along-side lesser-known, but equally vibrant, places like Dumas, Arkansas, which had several Jewish mayors in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It also highlights the fact that Southern Jews o� en found careers as traveling salesmen, moving from one town to another.

In the center of the museum’s � rst room stands a peddler’s cart � lled with the wares they might have sold. � e piece connected with many of the visitors, who related it back to their own family’s origins.

“My relatives were merchants and shop owners,” said Martin Covert, whose family came to New Orleans in the late 1800s. “� e parts where they talked about commerce ... really resonated with me.”

� at’s exactly the point, said Anna Tucker, the museum’s curator. � e South is a massive region and each community had a unique experience. So rather than set a singular narrative, Tucker used familiar objects to tell a speci� c story.

“If you didn’t know the story behind them, a lot of the artifacts here would just look like an everyday object,” Tucker said. “But once you start listening to the conversations around it, then you’re like, ‘wow, this is so much more.’”

� e Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience is the product of more than three decades of concerted work to preserve the heritage of Southern Jewry. When Macy Hart started collecting artifacts from small Jewish communities in the South in 1986, it was out of

necessity. As Jews in the South gravitated toward cities, these rural communities were at risk of being forgotten. As a last-ditch e� ort, community leaders would ask Hart to take their ritual objects and Judaica. � ere are also more unorthodox items in the collection, including a prosthetic leg that once belonged to a Russian Jewish immigrant who settled in Lake Providence, Louisiana.

For years, the collection was displayed at a small museum at the Reform movement’s Jacobs Camp in Utica, Mississippi — a town of fewer than 1,000 people, a 45-minute drive southwest of Jackson. A� er the museum closed in 2012, the 4,000 items in the collection were put into storage. But people continued to donate artifacts even as the collection languished out of sight.

In 2017, a group of prominent Jewish lay leaders launched a $10 million fundraising campaign to move the collection to New Orleans, home to some 10,000 Jews, and give it a new, perma-nent home. � e museum’s three galleries now occupy part of a nondescript downtown building. It’s a small space, approximately 9,000 square feet, though the museum has plans to expand as its collection grows.

Most of the recent additions have come from donations by community members who rescued them from closets and attics in their families’ homes. With so many items to exhibit, the museum plans to rotate the displays every few months, so it can show as much of its collec-tion as possible.

� e museum has a form on its website for people to submit their items, but many of the donations came through word of mouth. In a section focusing on the Holocaust and World War II, Tucker points to a large photo

of a group of people sitting in a � eld. � e photo, she said, was taken by Paul Arst, a Mississippi Jewish man who was � ghting with the Allies in Germany. � e people in the photograph were Jews who, until the troops arrived, had been abandoned in a cattle car a� er their Nazi guards � ed.

“� is photo has never been seen before because it was tucked in a family scrapbook,” Tucker said.

Indeed, during the opening, Tucker was casually approached by several visitors who wanted to share their own family’s heirlooms or o� er stories about photographs in the exhibit.

While many of the visitors at the opening had personal connections to the stories in the exhibition, the goal of the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience is to be an educa-tional resource for both Jews and non-Jews. Jay Tanenbaum, the chair of the museum’s board, said he expects about 30,000 guests annually, most of whom will not be Jewish. As part of the permanent exhibition, there is a section dedicated to Jewish terms and practices.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, denied the charge and cast aspersions on HRW itself, telling �e New York Times that, “�e mendacious apartheid slur is indicative of an organization that has been plagued for years by systemic anti-Israel bias.”

Apartheid, and whether it is an accurate description of the Israeli government’s policy toward Palestinians living under its control, is a frequent topic of correspondence from Jewish Exponent readers. And for good reason: It is a grave charge, freighted with history and sometimes complicated by countercharges of antisem-itism toward those who would make it.

During the recent �ghting between the Israel Defense Forces and Hamas, as well as the skirmishes between civil-ians over the evictions in Sheikh Jarrah, the charge of apartheid was made loudly once more and countered with the same volume. But in notes from our readers arguing either side, it became clear that few appear to have an accurate idea of what actually consti-tutes apartheid.

So what it is apartheid? How is it de�ned legally? When did critics of Israel begin to describe their actions as apart-heid, and why? Which actions by the Israeli government are critics referring to today when they use the term apartheid? And what do the people who deny the charge present as the exculpatory evidence?

Prior to the development of a legal de�nition, apartheid was a policy of segregation and resource distribution in South Africa. It was intended to ensure white South Africans could dominate a country in which they were a minority. �e term “apartheid” was developed by Afrikaner clergy as “a moral project to preserve, protect and upli� the Afrikaner nation,” said David Gordon, a professor of history at Bowdoin College.

�e Afrikaners were white South Africans, typically of Dutch descent. Apartheid “was vaguely de�ned by a polit-ical party commission prior to the election in 1948, when the Nationalist Party, headed by one of these clergy, came to power using ‘apartheid’ as an election slogan,” Gordon added. What it would come to mean in reality took more time to work out.

Apartheid, instituted in 1948, inaugurated a system of segregation that deprived many Black South Africans of citizenship, barred them from marrying white South Africans and gave the state power to evict millions of them from their homes. Other non-Af-rikaner racial groups were discriminated against, as well.

A system of racial classi-�cation helped the state to keep non-Afrikaners from using the same public facil-ities or attending the same social events as their Afrikaner countrymen. It restricted job opportunities, housing, educa-tion and movement within the country. Internal repression of dissidents could be brutal. And though the system was eventu-ally dismantled, the legacy of apartheid remains.

Apartheid, according to Ian Lustick, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, was given a legal de�nition outside the bounds of South Africa in 1973. The UN General Assembly promul-gated “The International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid,” which de�ned apartheid as “inhuman acts committed for the purpose of establishing and maintaining domination by one racial group of persons over any other racial group of persons and systemat-ically oppressing them.”

Those “inhuman acts” included actions like “legis-lative measures and other measures calculated to prevent a racial group or groups from participation in the political, social, economic and cultural life of the country,” as well as internal suppression of dissidents, ghettoization and land expropriation. �is was intended, in part, to de�ne apartheid as not only a crime against its victims, but against humanity.

In 2002, the International Criminal Court issued the “Rome Statute,” defining “the crime of apartheid” as

“inhumane acts ... committed in the context of an institu-tionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group over any other racial group or groups and committed with the intention of maintaining that regime.”

So what does this have to do with Israel?

A c c o r d i n g t o A s a f R o m i r o w s k y, e x e c u t i v e director of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East and a fellow at the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum, applying the term “apartheid” to Israeli policy toward Palestinians “speaks to the lack of understanding and the lack of education, or under-standing, of what is actually happening on the ground in Israel.” �e push to charge Israel with apartheid, he said, has its roots in Palestinian Liberation Organization propaganda campaigns in the early 1970s, and has become the bedrock accusation of the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.

“If you fast forward from that understanding into the use of media, and then the use of social media, and the rapid-ness of what happened now in Gaza, it is no surprise that every group out there, Jewish and non-Jewish, are accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing and apartheid,” Romirowsky said.

He believes that the inclu-sion of Ra’am, an Islamist party,

in the new Israeli government, “factually debunks apartheid altogether.” Romirowsky’s position, that Israel is not committing the crime of apart-heid, is shared by Israel and the U.S. State Department.

Lustick did not take the same view.

For a time a�er the 1967 war, most of the world, he said, accepted that Israel ruled over Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in a manner consistent with international law. “But with the extensive processes of land expropria-tion and settlement,” Lustick said, “including the transfer of almost one-tenth of all Israeli Jews across the Green Line, and with declarations by Israeli leaders that Israel will never withdraw and never allow Palestinian independence, the control of those areas, and of their populations (who have no political rights in Israel) have increasingly and legitimately been understood as a consol-idating regime of systematic discrimination against Palestinian Arabs in favor of Jewish Israelis.”

In Lustick’s view, and that of some independent NGOs and think tanks in Israel and abroad, the actions of the Israeli government constitute the crime of apartheid. l


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Gordon Granger announcing the emancipation of enslaved people in Texas, the most isolated of the southern states and therefore slowest to emancipate enslaved peoples.

�is declaration, which took place on June 19, 1865, came almost 2½ years a�er Abraham Lincoln gave the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring the end of slavery in the south. �e �rst Juneteenth celebration took place in 1866.

Frazier wears many hats. �ey are a student at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College and rabbinic intern at Kol Tzedek synagogue in West Philadelphia, and as a member of the Black Jewish Liberation Collective, have worked alongside Jews for Racial and Economic Justice for the past three years to create a Juneteenth seder for Black Jews around the country.

The Juneteenth seder Frazier organizes is similar to a Passover one: �ere are bless-ings, candle-lightings and the telling of the story of liberation from oppression.

Among the familiar rituals, Frazier incorporates new ones, such as the telling of ances-tral stories, starting with the attendee with the oldest story.

“It’s not just the telling of the story of Juneteenth, but the telling of family and ancestral story, which is really powerful, particularly for a group of people who have had our stories stolen,” Frazier said.

For other Jews, Juneteenth rituals look di�erent.

Jared Jackson, founder and executive director of Jews in All Hues, an advocacy group for Jews of color, has spent the past �ve Juneteenths spending time with his child, �nding intentional time to go to the park, toss a Frisbee around and �nd joyful moments.

Ideally, Jackson said, June should be a month of “contin-uous celebration,” as it’s not

just the month for observing Juneteenth, but also for celebrating LGBT Pride Month and Black Music Appreciation month.

�e intersection of these holidays also serves as a reminder that oftentimes the intersection of holidays also provides opportunities to highlight intersections in identities.

“�ere’s no such thing as a Jew who’s only a Jew,” said Lewis Gordon, a professor and head of the philosophy department at the University of Connecticut, where he also holds an appointment in Jewish studies. “Jews are always Jews plus.”

To Jackson, his identity as a Black person and a Jew are inseparable: “So as long as I’ve lived as a Jew, I’ve lived as a Black person.”

In the case of Juneteenth celebrations, Frazier is able to synthesize the meaning of Juneteenth with their Jewish practice of marking time.

“�e rabbis gave us such

great spiritual technology,” Frazier said.

While Jews mark the passage of time weekly on Shabbat, the changing of the seasons with Sukkot and Passover, Frazier uses the rituals they have culti-vated for Juneteenth as a way of denoting not only the e�orts of ancestors to pursue libera-tion, but also in re�ecting on the devastation of slavery: why it took so long for enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, to hear of their emancipation, why anti-Black racism is still so pervasive today.

Current racism is one of the reasons why Jackson’s Juneteenth practices, though a time for ritual and joy, are subdued.

“�ere’s a thought process, you know, like if we celebrate this too hard or too so�, will it disappear? Or will there be another ‘whitelash’ or something like that?” Jackson said, referencing the portman-teau of “white” and “backlash,” coined by CNN commentator Van Jones.

Moreover, Black Americans have celebrated Juneteenth for more than 150 years.

Many white Americans (and many white Jewish Americans) are only now learning about the holiday. As Juneteenth makes its way into broader popular culture, it runs the risk of being commercialized or diluted.

In the face of this, Gordon suggested that his celebra-tions remain for him and his community.

“�ere’s no such thing as

something that cannot be co-opted,” Gordon said. “It’s what the rest of us who see these historical markers, these events, these commemora-tions, it’s what we bring to them.”

Like many Jewish holidays, Juneteenth is the mingling of joy and grief, past and present, ancestors and those around this year’s table.

It’s an opportunity to re�ect and grow, for those who observe Juneteenth and those just now educating themselves about it.

“I hope that as people either learn about Juneteenth, or they start celebrating Juneteenth, that they become more aware of just how ... we actually don’t have genuine and real libera-tion,” Frazier said. “And I hope that people are able to, through this holiday, to see that.” l


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Israel Slandered When Described as an Apartheid State

BY JESSE FOX

PENN HAS MORE than 600 student organizations — a laudable source of pride for our school. I love seeing Instagram stories and Facebook events that highlight new student initiatives in pursuit of academic honesty and exploration. However, recently, I’ve begun to see some that are very disheartening. In 2019, student activists formed Penn Students Against the Occupation. After scrolling through their Instagram page, I encountered many posts that propagate full of half-truths and lies. One stands out as particu-larly misleading.

On Feb. 1, PAO shared a post titled “Criticism of Israel — a settler colonial, apartheid state, by default is not antise-mitic.” Of course, criticizing

the actions of a government or country is necessary to keep them in check. However, the appallingly inaccurate part of the post is the insistence that Israel is a “settler colonial, apartheid state.” As we’ve seen countless times, false demonization of Israel can lead to a surge in antisemitic attacks. More to the point, by employing buzzwords such as “settler colonial” and “apart-heid” to describe Israel, PAO is indulging the widespread political ploy to delegiti-mize the Jewish state. �e logic is simple: “Apartheid” regimes are not reformed — they are dismantled entirely. But in the context of Israel, such accusations could not be more inaccurate. Let’s take a deeper look at how wrong their slander against Israel is:

According to one academic de�nition, settler colonialism “is an ongoing system of power that perpetuates the genocide and repression of indigenous peoples and cultures.” Most de�nitions ri� on themes such as “replacement,” “resource exploitation” and “coloniza-tion.” Aside from the fact that the Jewish people inhabited the land long before the Arab

conquest of the region and have had a continuous presence in Israel for the last 3,000 years, 19th- and 20th-century Jewish immigrants did not “replace” the Palestinians, nor has Israel ever committed anything close to “genocide.”

In fact, the British Peel Commission Report in 1937 reported demographic trends that �y in the face of the “replacement” canard: “�e Arab population shows a remarkable increase ... partly due to the import of Jewish capital into Palestine and other factors associated with the growth of the [Jewish] National Home.” �is increase in the Arab population was due, in part, to migration into Mandatory Palestine from neighboring areas. Given this historical reality, why are Jews the only ones called settler colonists? �is is an inherent double standard. PAO’s pronouncement that Israel is a settler colonial state indicates either a misunderstanding of the de�nition of their own terminology, or historical ignorance.

�eir post also slurs Israel as an apartheid state. It should be noted that there are certain

sections of the West Bank (Areas A and B) that are controlled by the Palestinian Authority, and the U.S.-designated terrorist organization Hamas controls the Gaza Strip. �erefore, these areas will not be included in this conversation, as they are separate political and national domains.

According to the United Nations’ International Con-vention on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid, apartheid is de�ned as denial equal rights to people, falsely impris-oning people, and genocide against people based on race. Citizens of Israel, regardless of their race, religion or gender all enjoy the same rights and protections under the law. Arab citizens of Israel (some of whom identify as Palestinian) can vote in Israeli elections, and many choose to serve in the army. �ere are majori-ty-Arab political parties that comprise a substantial portion of the Knesset (Israel’s parlia-ment). �ere are Arabs who sit on Israel’s Supreme Court. �e second-largest bank in Israel’s chairman is Arab. Many Palestinians who live in Areas A and B (not citizens of Israel)

in the West Bank commute to Israel daily to work. Apartheid is racial discrimination, not seperation based on nationality — if dividing people based on national citizenship were apart-heid, the whole world would be guilty. �erefore, either Israel has done a remarkably bad job at being an apartheid state, or lies and propaganda have masked the truth that Israel is the only liberal democracy in the Middle East.

In sum, slandering Israel as a “settler colonial” state or an “apartheid state,” is factually incorrect and academically irresponsible. I’m a proud Zionist and ardent supporter of Israel, and I recognize that criticizing the country’s actions, or any country’s for that matter, is legitimate. However, slandering Israel by employing falsities shows that PAO has no qualms about lying to �t its agenda. I’m sorry to see a student organi-zation on Penn’s campus feed unassuming people lies and hatred. l

Jesse Fox graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in December and is a 2020-2021 CAMERA Fellow.

Conversion Students are Asking Me If it’s Safe to Become Jewish. This is What I Tell Them

BY RABBI RUTH ADAR

“RABBI ADAR, IS it dangerous to wear my Jewish star?”

In 12 years of teaching “Introduction to the Jewish Experience” through HaMaqom|�e Place in the San Francisco Bay Area, no student had ever asked me that question in those words.

�is year three students have asked it of me. �e �rst was a young woman, a conver-sion candidate, and she made an appointment to talk to me outside of class.

I answered with a question: “Why are you asking this right now?” She talked about

reading about attacks on Jews in New York City, and in West Hollywood. She talked about the fact that the synagogue she attends was vandalized a few months ago. She talked about how Jewish friends are concerned about safety.

“Am I being silly?” she asked. “Do I need to worry about this on the streets of Oakland and Berkeley?”

Yes, I said, this is real. We are living through a time of increasing antisemitism. As far as the jewelry is concerned, I

said, it is like any other item of personal safety: Trust your instincts. If you don’t feel safe, leave it o� or put it out of sight.

Then I asked another question: “�is happens to the Jewish people from time to time. Are you sure you want to pursue conversion?” I assured her that I would not think badly of her if she chose the safer path. Confronting fears like those is how we sort out who we want to be, what we want for our children, what we want for our descendants.

�ere is no single right answer, only the answer deep in each individual heart.

�e young woman said, “No, rabbi, I want to be a Jew!” I recognized the passion in her voice, a passion that I still feel a�er 25 years as a naturalized Jew — my word for a Jew- by-choice. We love the Jewish people and we are not going anywhere.

Conversion to Judaism is more complex than a change

See Adar, Page 20


OPINION

Don’t Wait for War to Defend Israel

BY STEVE FELDMAN

STREETS IN LARGE and small cities throughout America have been the scene of anti-Israel/anti-Jewish demonstrations.

Print, broadcast and electronic media are forums for an abundance of anti-Is-rael and anti-Jewish articles, analyses, columns, opinion pieces and letters.

Social media activity by “celebrities” and others has been an a�ront to decency and truth.

Labor unions have approved or are considering anti-Israel/anti-Jewish measures.

A nt i-Israel /a nt i-Jew ish manifestations have made their way into K-12 schools, while such activities at univer-sities and colleges have been standard fare for years.

We must �ght back aggres-sively and proactively.

Anti-Jewish rhetoric and behavior increased in recent years: observant Jews assaulted in New York, murders, property damage during some Black Lives Matter-related events, hostile environments on campuses

and pronouncements from members of Congress. A�er Israel was forced to use military power to stop Palestinian-Arab terrorists, who �red more than 4,000 rockets targeting Jewish communities last month, and defensive measures were intentionally falsely depicted throughout traditional media and social media, Jew-hatred intensi�ed from the street to the media.

Know this: Anti-Israel/anti-Zionist words and actions are anti-Jewish. Diaspora Jews are targeted because of professed a�ronts by Israel. Israel is targeted because it is the sole nation-state of the Jewish People. To paraphrase a slogan that has been popular in recent years: It’s you they are a�er. Israel just happens to be between them and you. Israel is singled out by international organizations, “human rights” groups, columnists and others as a pathway to attack Jews

and Jewry. We must realize this fact, understand it and make clear that we are onto this scheme. �ere is no point in any Jewish person denying what is abundantly clear — except to try to deceive oneself.

As the anti-Israel/anti-Jewish propaganda becomes more pervasive, it sows more Jew-hatred, which in turn sows more physical assaults on people and property; these sow panic which sows a reduction in public support for Israel and even fear of being identi�ed as Jewish; weakness sows more attacks and the vicious cycle worsens.

Defensive advocacy is necessary at times. Proactive measures are vital. Going forward there must be a barrage of advocacy/activism to take back the truth and to regain our peace of mind. Strength carries the day.

Individuals, organizations and institutions — all of klal Yisrael — must be engaged and do a better job of boldly telling Israel’s and the Jewish people’s story. We must know the facts and insist that news media o�er balanced reporting and accurate information with proper context regarding events in ancient times, in the 20th century and currently. Social media must not censor pro-Israel messages.

Most who attack Israel rhetorically or who participate in anti-Israel protests would be hard-pressed to locate Israel on a map and don’t know a thing about Israel. �ey go with the �ow regarding the social

justice cause-du-jour and do not question the propaganda. Our message must become the dominant one.

Israel and the Jewish world recently commemorated another anniversary of the Israel Defense Forces’ miracu-lous victory in the 1967 Six-Day War. Deliberate misinforma-tion about the events leading up to this defensive war and the war’s outcome has caused Israel/the Jewish people to be inverted from “David” into “Goliath” in the eyes of much of the world.

Farewell Homemade GoodiesTHAT WAS A VERY NICE ARTICLE about Roz Bratt and the closing of her bakery on Fi�h Street called Homemade Goodies by Roz (“Kosher Bakery Owner to Hang it Up A�er 24 Years, May 27).

I met that nice lady once and found her to be warm and hospitable. I’m not in that neighborhood, but I’m sure she will be missed.

And thanks to Roz Bratt for so generously sharing her Jewish Apple Cake recipe with your readers. Delicious.

Best to Ms. Bratt in her future endeavors.Mary-Ann Feldman | Philadelphia

No Judaism Without Torah

Rabbi Cherry, I’m one of those Jews who believe that Torah is the Tree of Life for the Jewish people and that, without Torah, there is no Jewish people (“Korach, Racism and Pruning the Tree of Life,” June 10). �at’s what I would teach my students.

I would teach my students that God chose the Jewish people as His beloved, and there lies the responsibility that we Jews have to obey His commandments set down in the Torah.

I would teach my students the importance to the Jew of Shabbos, kashrus, the yom tovim and the meaning of the 17th of Tammuz and Tisha B’Av.

Let us never retire Torah Judaism. Zachary Margolies | Philadelphia

Store Owners Need Holocaust Education

�e owners of hatWRKS (“Nashville Store Apologizes for Selling ‘Not Vaccinated’ Yellow Jewish Stars,” June 3) should drive two hours to Whitwell, home of the Paper Clips Project, to learn how the required wearing of yellow six-pointed stars morphed into the Nazi slaughter of six million Jewish and �ve million non-Jewish civilians.

Hopefully the owners will then understand why 6,500 Tennesseans, whom we just memorialized, made the ultimate sacri�ce �ghting against hate and ignorance as shown by them. l

Paul L. Newman | Merion Station

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STATEMENT FROM THE PUBLISHERWe are a diverse community. The views expressed in the signed opinion columns and let-ters to the editor published in the Jewish Exponent are those of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect the views of the officers and boards of the Jewish Publishing Group, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia or the Jewish Exponent. Send letters to [email protected] or fax to 215-569-3389. Letters should be a maximum of 200 words and may be edited for clarity and brevity. Unsigned letters will not be published.

Most who attack Israel rhetorically or who participate in anti-Israel protests would be hard-pressed to locate Israel on a map and don’t know a thing about Israel. They go with the flow regarding the social justice cause-du-jour and do not question the propaganda. Our message must become the dominant one.

See Feldman, Page 20

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


Women’s Philanthropy Rises to Challenge Under Julie Savitch’s Leadership in Dicult Year WHEN JULIE SAVITCH became the Women’s Philanthropy chair, she did not expect her �rst year of a two-year term to be during a global pandemic. But Savitch quickly regrouped, switched gears and rose to the occasion to lead the a�nity group of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and bring the community together through this isolating and challenging time.

“�e women who are involved with Women’s Philanthropy are amazing. �roughout this pandemic, they were supportive, interested and involved,” said Savitch, who is also on the Jewish Federation’s board of trustees and Women of Vision Advocacy Committee. “We did not miss a step and continued with our programming and our fundraising virtually, so that our community’s needs could be taken care of without a pause.”

A dedicated leader and philanthropist, Savitch views the response to the pandemic as a testament to what she has long known — that the Jewish community is always there for one another.

“Despite unforeseen events, we are such a strong community who care about the most vulnerable. even when we ourselves are thrown o� balance,” explained Savitch, a child welfare advocate and Radnor-based mother of three. “We even had a very successful virtual class of new leaders in the Women’s Leadership Development Program!”

As Savitch begins her second year, we spoke with the Women’s Philanthropy chair to learn more about her, her passion for Women’s Philanthropy and the Jewish Federation and her aspirations in the year ahead.

What are you looking forward to in the second year of your term?I am so excited that people are getting vaccinated and becoming more

comfortable with in-person events. We are starting to o�er some small group, outside events with limited attendance and are hopeful that we will be able to o�er some hybrid events during the next year. We will be rolling out some new initiatives this fall, so keep your eyes open for some more exciting ways to make a di�erence!

How has Women’s Philanthropy supported your Jewish journey in the community?

I have so many mentors, and though none of them had been leaders during a pandemic, all of them have o�ered words of wisdom, encouragement, and each li�ed me up. �ere is a strong contingent of past Women’s Philanthropy chairs who continue to guide and support me. Plus, I am lucky enough to be working alongside an amazing professional team, Lindsay Davidman and Marni Davis, who help me to reach beyond my comfort zone, answer my texts at all times of the day and provide the support so that I can lead more e�ectively.

What is an organization, program or cause that the Jewish Federation supports that personally resonates with you? Why?

I don’t have one answer to that question. �e Jewish Federation makes a vital di�erence in serving a variety of vulnerable populations, addressing the full-range of social service needs. We provide a safety net for the most

vulnerable, and we advocate for those in distress.In my “free time,” I am a CASA, or court-appointed

special advocate. As a CASA, I have represented seven children over the last six years, making sure that all of their basic needs are being met. �ese kids are the most vulner-able, with parents in prison and addicted to drugs, living in poverty in poor communities with few resources. I advocate for my kids at school, at home, in the foster care system, with their doctors and therapists.

As chair of Women’s Philanthropy, I am drawn to all of the programs that advocate for the most vulnerable in our community, ensuring that they are getting what they need and beyond, with compassion and respect.

Why do you donate to the Jewish Federation?I am so fortunate to be able to give both my time and my

�nancial resources to tikkun olam, and it is both my privi-lege and my obligation to support the Jewish community in Philadelphia, Israel and around the world. �e Jewish

Federation is uniquely positioned to know what the needs are throughout the community. We have a birds-eye view and, therefore, can make critical alloca-tion decisions based on needs in our community as a whole.

What do you think is the impact of Women’s Philanthropy on our Jewish community through its collective giving?

Collective giving builds community. Women’s Philanthropy connects women of all ages, providing networking opportunities, peer support, mentoring partnerships and leadership models for so many women. Additionally, by working together for a common goal, our voices are ampli�ed. We are able to impact the community in a much more powerful way than if we just donated on our own.

What is something people probably don’t know about you?Here are a few little-known facts:

• I have three chickens in my backyard coop that I built myself• I love taking ceramics classes, and my pots are taking over my house• I play tennis and canasta in my free time• I am in three book clubs, plus I review books so that I have access to even

more titles• I am taking Hebrew by Zoom with an Israeli teacher, so I can communicate

on our next mission to Israel

What advice would you give someone who is looking to get involved with Women’s Philanthropy?

If you want to get to know a dynamic and interesting group of philanthrop-ic-minded women of all ages, join us! �ere are so many ways that you could make a di�erence in our community. We warmly welcome all newcomers — just call, text or send an email.

For more information about Women’s Philanthropy, contact Lindsay Davidman, assistant director of Women’s Philanthropy, at [email protected] or 215-832-0502.

Women’s Philanthropy Chair Julie Savitch showed true leadership as she guided the a�nity group of the Jewish Federation through a challenging year.

Courtesy of Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia

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The Book and the Cook Lives on

KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST

THOSE OF YOU who have lived in Philly for years and were active on the culinary scene may fondly recall �e Book and the Cook food fest from the early 1990s.

It was a weeks-long celebra-tion of restaurants and cuisine, which partnered local food professionals with chefs from near and far. Together they would cra� a menu, and patrons would enjoy a sumptuous meal showcasing two culinary talents.

I hadn’t thought of this for years, but I had the good fortune to be invited to dinner at my friend K’s house on Saturday night, and she prepared a meal based on one of those long-ago events.

“I went on a date to one of the events — the guy is long gone — we did not hit it o�,” she said. “But I still have the cookbook! �e focus of the book is Mediterranean, and doesn’t always conform to kosher cooking, but I’ve adapted some of the recipes to accommodate a kosher diet.”

I thumbed through “Matt-hew Kenney’s Mediterranean Cooking: Great Flavors for the American Kitchen” book while K cooked; it was funny to see how ingredients that are commonplace today required a footnote — there was a lengthy explanation of panko, which can practically be bought at a convenience store these days.

�e dish below is adapted from a Moroccan crab cake recipe. K used raw cod that she chopped �nely, but cooked cod, or any �sh, can be used, and it is a great way to repurpose le�overs. If you use cooked �sh, you can reduce the time in the saute pan by a minute or two.

�e sauces is a revelation. I plan to make it regularly with or without the �sh cakes. It

would be divine on grilled �sh or chicken, stirred into tuna or chicken salad, or even drizzled over grilled or roasted vegetables.

�e carrots are a fantastic side dish — plenty going on so that they can jazz up a plain main dish, with wonderfully complex �avors marrying sweet and salty.

For dessert, K served some plain cookies with a dish of strawberry ice cream. Perfection.

MOROCCAN FISH CAKESMakes 12 �sh cakes, or about 6 servings

1½ cups panko1¼ cups flour2 tablespoons olive oil1 small red pepper, finely

chopped2 ribs celery, finely chopped2 tablespoons ginger, grated2 cloves garlic, crushed6 scallions, white part only,

thinly sliced1 teaspoon ground

cardamom1 tablespoon ground cumin1 tablespoon turmeric1 cup heavy cream1 pound cod filet or other

fish, chopped2 tablespoons chopped

fresh parsley2 tablespoons chopped

fresh chivesGrated zest of 2 lemonsPinch cayenneSalt to taste (about ½ teaspoon)¼ cup canola or other mild

cooking oilCilantro dressing (see below)

Mix the panko and �our; set it aside.

In a large skillet, heat the olive oil over medium, and sauté the pepper and celery. When the pepper and celery begin to so�en, add the scallions, ginger and garlic. Continue cooking until fragrant.

Add the cardamom, cumin

and turmeric, and sauté for another minute. Add the heavy cream, bring it to a boil and lower the heat to reduce it by half, about 5 minutes.

Add the �sh and cook it a few minutes until it is done and opaque throughout. Remove it from the heat, and add two-thirds of the panko mixture along with the parsley, chives, lemon zest, salt and cayenne. Allow it to cool.

Using your hands, form the mixture into cakes and dip them into the remaining panko mixture to coat. Place the cakes on a parchment or wax paper-lined cooking tray and refrigerate them until you are ready to cook.

Heat the canola oil in a large skillet over medium high, and sauté the �sh cakes until they are crispy and brown on the outside. Drain them on paper towels and serve with the cilantro dressing.

CILANTRO DRESSINGMakes 1 cup

�is is so amazingly delicious that I could practically eat it with a spoon. K recommends making a double batch so you have extra for tomorrow. Note: �e original recipe requires toasting and grinding the cumin seeds, but I am perfectly happy to use the ground version. If you want to take that step, I won’t stop you.

1 cup fresh orange juice1 tablespoon ground cumin1 cup cilantro ½ cup canola oil1 tablespoon fresh lemon

juiceSalt and cayenne to taste

In a small saucepan, heat the orange juice to a boil and reduce it to about ¼ cup. �is will take about 12 minutes. Let the reduced juice cool slightly, and add it to the blender with the

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Moroccan fish cakes Photos by Keri White

Moroccan spiced carrotsSee Food, Page 20

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cilantro; puree. (You don’t want it boiling hot or it will cook the cilantro, and you want it to stay fresh.). Add the remaining ingredients and puree until blended.

MOROCCAN SPICED CARROTSServes 4

K came to my seder this year and brought these as a side to accompany our brisket. I had meant to request the recipe then, but forgot about it. Imagine my delight when they appeared on my plate alongside the cod cakes last weekend.

Like the cilantro dressing, the original version of this requires toasted and hand-ground cumin. Again, I opted for the lazy cooks’ version. One more note: Cooking the carrots in olive oil adds richness, depth and �avor, but it also adds fat. If this is a concern, omit the olive oil and simply steam the carrots until they are cooked through; follow the subsequent steps as directed.

2 tablespoons pine nuts1 tablespoon ground cumin¼ cup olive oil

1 pound carrots, cut on the diagonal into thick coins

1 tablespoon honey½ teaspoon kosher salt1 generous tablespoon

fresh lemon juiceScant ¼ cup black, oil-cured,

pitted olives1 tablespoon chopped

cilantro1 tablespoon chopped mint

Toast the pine nuts, either in an oven at 350 degrees F on a baking tray for about 8 minutes, shaking occasionally, or in a small, dry skillet over medium heat for 5 minutes. If you’re using a skillet, watch them carefully and shake them constantly.

Heat the olive oil on high in a large skillet and place the carrot slices in the oil in a single layer. Cook the carrots for a few minutes on high, then lower the heat and cook another 2 or 3 minutes until they are so�. Shake the pan and move the carrots around with a spatula to prevent sticking, and add salt.

Drain the carrots and pour them into a bowl. Economic cook’s tip: Save the oil, cool it and use it for salad dressing.

Add the honey, olives and lemon juice; allow the mixture to cool partially. When it reaches room temperature, add the fresh herbs, stir and serve. l

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of creed. Judaism is not only a religion; it has elements of culture, ethnicity and people-hood as well. To become Jewish is to become heir to a history and a way of being in the world. It is di�erent from conversion to Christianity, in that it means becoming a target for antisemi-tism. In the earliest description of a rabbinical court, or beit din, for conversion, the Sages warned proselytes of the dangers inherent in becoming a Jew:

The Sages taught in a baraita: With regard to a poten-tial convert who comes to a court in order to convert, at the present time, when the Jews are in exile, the judges of the court say to him: What did you see that motivated you to come to

convert? Don’t you know that the Jewish people at the present time are anguished, suppressed, despised and harassed, and hardships are frequently visited upon them? (BT Yevamot 47a)

Every convert to Judaism makes a journey across the religious, cultural and emotional frontiers of Judaism. One of the milestones on that journey is the moment when antisemitism ceases to be theoretical, when it is felt in the kishkes, in the gut.

I have never regretted becoming a Jew. I give thanks every morning that God has made me a Jew, and that the Jewish people were willing to have me. I feel sure, listening to my student, that she will say the same thing a�er 25 years,

no matter what history brings, so I give her advice:

“Go sit with the Jews when you feel shaky. You will see, when there are frightening things on the news, synagogue services �ll up, gatherings �ll up, we all show up somewhere to be with the Jews. As a people, we draw strength from one another. When bad things happen, there’s nowhere I would rather be than with my Jewish family.

“Whether in my synagogue, or someone else’s synagogue, or at the Jewish Film Festival, I feel better when I am surrounded by our people.” l

Rabbi Ruth Adar is executive director of HaMaqom|The Place in Berkeley, California.

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FeldmanContinued from Page 17

�e same misinformation — today with the active partic-ipation of the media — warped perceptions about Israel’s legal actions and military defense in response to Gazans’ rocket attacks. Denials of Jewish history, Jewish self-determina-tion and geo-politics make this a “perfect storm.”

�e truth campaign must take on media outlets, educa-tional institutions, social media in�uencers, politicians and even some within our own community. We must call; write; post on social media; and speak with family, friends, neighbors and colleagues. Our organization, the Zionist Organization of America — the longest-serving pro-Israel organization — has a wealth of information on the key issues, and we can guide advocates and activists to original source materials and teach e�ective advocacy. Also: If you see or hear a discussion or article about Israel that one suspects

is slanderous, if one is in a social media debate and needs the facts, contact us at o�[email protected].

The mobilization must begin immediately.

Some other simple things we each can do: Contact o�cials in every city, township, borough and village to press for strong resolutions in support of Israel as the nation-state of the Jewish people and the necessity that it must defend itself (not that it has a “right” to); press school board members to incorporate accurate, factual history and current events regarding our close and important ally Israel; make sure every congregation has a strong, vibrant, unapol-ogetically pro-Israel advocacy committee with regular events and activities; give every bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah boy and girl Israeli �ags; and encourage “buy Israel” projects.

Why wait for a war? Gather friends and stand near a busy intersection with American

and Israeli �ags and signs with slogans in support of Israel. Get busy on social media correcting lies and replacing them with truths. Meet with local reporters, editors, news directors and other media �gures in advance of crises.

We must also circulate the truth about groups and individ-uals out to harm Jews and Israel. Point out that what is pro�ered as “pro-Palestinian” is actually anti-Israel. �ose activists make no pleas to reform Palestinian-Arab government or society — they solely attack Jews and Israel. Let’s put Israel’s enemies on the defensive.

We each need to be a part of this e�ort lest we all become victims of the anti-Is-rael/anti-Jewish tsunami that threatens to make life in America as Jews di�cult. l

Steve Feldman is executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America.

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Books: Bibi Netanyahu as Fiction, Childhood in Philadelphia RememberedJESSE BERNSTEIN | JE STAFF

The Creation of Netanyahu“�e Netanyahus: An Account of a Minor and Ultimately Even Negligible Episode in the History of a Very Famous Family”Joshua CohenNew York Review Books

IT APPEARS, for now, to be over. �ough the howling of a few MKs may have drowned out Na�ali Bennett’s �rst speech as prime minister before the Knesset, the reign of Benjamin Netanyahu — Bibi,Melech Yisroel — has come to an end. No one ever spent as much time as the established Israeli state’s chief representa-tive to the world as he did.

�ough Netanyahu’s time as prime minister is �nished (maybe), Bibism will outlast his term. His two-pronged approach to diplomacy, with its di�erent tones and rhetor-ical touchstones for Israelis and Americans; his Manichean sense of absolute good and evil, whereby all enemies of the state are descendants of Amalek and all Jews �ghting for Israel descendants of the Maccabees; his barely-concealed disdain for the Diaspora, and so on. �ose qualities of Netanyahu’s are frequently re�ected in the Israeli state’s attitude toward their American cousins, and aren’t going anywhere any time soon.

How did the world’s most-famous Cheltenham High School graduate become this man? How did his attitudes regarding Zionism, the Galutand the world-historical role of the Jews in the goy imagi-nation come to be? For a man on a nickname basis with most

of the word, this is a curiously infrequent topic of discussion.

Joshua Cohen’s new novel barely mentions the current standard-bearer of the Netanyahu surname. But it does try to answer the question of his creation, and ask a great many others about Jewish life in America and Israel.

“�e Netanyahus” is mostly the story of a visit by Bibi’s real father, Benzion Netanyahu, to the �ctional Corbin College in the winter of 1960. �e novel is narrated by Ruben Blum, a Jewish historian who is “not an historian of the Jews,” the �rst distinction of many between Blum and Netanyahu, who is very much an historian of the Jews.

Perhaps it’d be useful to think of “�e Netanyahus” as an American Jew’s extended investigation into the distinc-tions between Blums and Netanyahus. Blum, the lone Jewish faculty member among colleagues who cannot stop reminding him of this, is tasked with hosting the obscure Netanyahu for a weekend as the latter interviews for a job at Corbin.

Blum is of “Ukrainian/Russian” Jews, accommo-dating, meek and unable to stop apologizing; his wife, Edith, is of a haughty “Rhenish”

Jewish clan, who are morti�ed that their daughter has been taken beyond the boundaries of Manhattan. �eir daughter, Judy — Judele, to Blum’s parents — is a high-achieving child of an America that still believes in the possibility of meritocracy, who is also willing to go to terrifying lengths to �x her long, bony nose.

I read that broad portrait of easily identifiable Jewish “types” as Cohen’s acknowl-edgment of how seductive the Bibi view of the world can be. History and Jewishness both become simpler to think about when there is a “fixed and enduring ‘Jew,’” one who is basically unchanged in function within the larger Christian world, rather than many Jews created by their particular circumstances. That’s Benzion’s intellectual project, to explain Jewish existence in this way, and that’s how Cohen is able to tell the story of Benjamin by telling the story of Benzion: the son carrying out the project of the father, and expanding it.

Over the course of the weekend of the Netanyahus incursion into the Blum home — let’s just be cheeky and call it their occupation — the clash between the two families is obviously more than a matter of manners, culture or economic status. In reading Netanyahu’s ruminations on Jewish history, especially regarding the Inquisition, Blum comes to see that the future Netanyahu wants is as �xated on the elimination of Blum-ism as it is on the ingath-ering of the world’s Jews.

Blum’s half-admitted fear, Netanyahu’s self-assured prediction and one of Cohen’s questions is about whether the world’s Blums will just do it to themselves.

Cohen is a writer of morally serious fiction. His work grapples with his own pieties and beliefs, and considers that they might be wrong. His language is more essay-istic than it used to be; the Cohen of “A Heaven of Others” and “Witz” appears to be good and dead, replaced by the Cohen of “Moving Kings” and “Attention.” I miss that Cohen, but for a novel like this, it helps to just say what you mean.

Cohen recently gave an interview where he described his “deep and lasting enmity against Jews from Philadelphia” — spoken like a true New Jersey Jew, I might add. But at least for this Philadelphia Jew, the enmity is not recipro-cated; I just don’t see another American-Jewish novelist working at his level right now.

Memoir Takes a Look at Personal History in Philadelphia“�e Diamond Cutter’s Daughter”Elaine TerranovaRagged Sky Press

Speaking of Jews from Philadelphia! Elaine Terranova’s new memoir of her childhood and adolescence as the daughter of a Sansom Street diamond cutter is a tender, clear-eyed interrogation of the world that created her. �ough interroga-tion probably isn’t the right word; Terranova is an eminently fair, forgiving writer, and though she’s not afraid to name exactly what was wrong in that world, she’s hardly out to put it to the rack.

Fragments are in, and Terranova, a much-lauded poet, is into fragments. Rather than a straight recapitulation

of her childhood, Terranova breaks up this short book into named chapters, some no more than a few paragraphs long. �e result is something like a prose poem, a sepia-toned walk among the row homes with a black cherry wishniak in hand and Terranova whispering in your ear, reminding you — or, in my case, letting me know for the �rst time — about what was here, and what it did to the people who lived in it.

�ere are trips to Shibe Park, and secretive jaunts to Fairmount Park for makeout sessions. Terranova recalls a tortured relationship to eating and to her own body, not helped along by a mother who believed a woman’s place was in the kitchen. For Philadelphia Jews of a certain age, the world she writes about will be instantly recognizable.

Sometimes her descrip-tions of family life are so beautiful I got the sense she was showing o�; reading an extended comparison of her cra� (poetry) with that of her father’s (diamond-cutting), I could feel her over my shoulder, ready to do the Michael Jordan shrug.

�is is a lovely, unique memoir, with much to o�er anyone — even non-Philadelphians. l

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THERE’S NO SHORTAGE of interesting material in “Of Animals and Men,” a Polish documentary about Jan and Antonina Żabiński, the Catholic Warsaw zookeepers credited with sheltering about 300 Jews during World War II.

�eir story was detailed capably in 2017’s “The Zookeeper’s Wife,” which starred Jessica Chastain, but this documentary directed by Łukasz Czajka misses the mark. While it does tell all the salient parts of a fascinating story, the poor organization, a lack of accompanying informa-tion and ham-handed editing make this feel like a �lm school project.

For example, at the begin-ning of the �lm, which is dubbed in English, viewers are presented with footage from inside the Żabiński family home at the zoo. �e parents and two children are sleeping in a room, while turtles, a bird, a hedgehog and an otter gambol about.

Cool stu�, but the narration at the time is describing the family’s origin at the zoo — while the footage is from a�er the war, which isn’t apparent until much later in the �lm. Nor is there any explanation of who shot the �lm or, for that matter, who is narrating. (�e press materials say it’s Antonina Żabiński, who died in 1971, so apparently it’s from an archival interview).

Daughter Teresa Żabińska-Zawadzki, who died earlier this year, is also interviewed on camera at several points, but there’s never a graphic identifying her. Viewers will think they know who it is, but it’s not clear for a while. Her narration meanders at times, too. Granted, it’s �ne for her to reminisce, but tighter editing would have kept her on point

more o�en.�e lack of identi�cation

happens throughout the �lm.Moshe Tirosh, who hid at

the zoo with his family while a small boy, o�ers gripping details about his time there, yet we never learn his name — it seems like that identi�cation is something taught in documen-tary �lmmaking 101.

�ere also are suspect juxta-positions, such as footage of bombs dropping and the zoo animals being startled. Given the other shoddy editing, it’s not clear if the animals are being upset by the bombings, or if it’s just random footage of lions roaring and monkeys screeching, interspersed with newsreel footage.

So, a�er all that, is “Of Animals and Men” worth watching?

If you’ve seen “The Zookeeper’s Wife,” which presents the events fairly faith-fully, there’s probably no need to see this. But if you haven’t — or you want to go deeper — this may be worth a watch and, at 70 minutes, it covers a lot of ground briskly.

For those who don’t know the background, Jan Żabiński, who was a zoologist, and his wife Antonina, a writer, co-founded the Warsaw Zoo in 1929, and he served as its director until Germany invaded Poland in 1939. �e bombings kill many of the zoo animals and others are taken away by the Nazis.

�e Nazis appointed him superintendent of public parks, which proved important because it gave him access to the Warsaw Ghetto. �e Żabińskis begin to help their Jewish friends immediately, providing escape routes, along with shelter within the empty animal cages at the zoo, as well as the family home.

O�en the stays were tempo-rary until the Jews found refuge elsewhere, but the Żabińskis are credited with saving about

300 Jews.In 1944, Jan Żabiński joined

the Warsaw Polish Uprising, was injured and taken prisoner by Germany, leaving Antonina Żabiński to continue his work.

A�er the war, Jan Żabiński resumed his role heading the zoo, a role he maintained into the 1950s when he resigned a�er clashing with Communist overlords.

In 1965, the Żabińskis received the Righteous Among the Nations award, and a tree-planting ceremony in their honor was held at Yad Vashem three years later.

As scattered as it might be, “Of Animals and Men” does capture the extent of the family’s humanity.

And there are plenty of interesting tidbits, such as one survivor living in the family’s basement describing how Antonina Żabiński warned when there was danger by playing “La Belle Hélène (�e Beautiful Helen)” by Jacques O�enbach, and performing the work of Frédéric Chopin when it was safe again. Another detailed a failed attempt to dye their hair blonde.

Tirosh describes how those in hiding were kept separate from each other — by design. �at way, if one person or family was captured, they couldn’t be forced to give up the others — others they didn’t know about.

“Of Animals and Men” wraps up on a hopeful note, but the short run time a�orded the possibility for someone other than Żabiński-Zawadzki, who was born in 1943 and, thus, would have no direct recollec-tions of what happened during the war, to re�ect on the lasting impact of what her parents

accomplished.Fathom Events is presenting

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A camel is led through the streets of Warsaw to the Warsaw Zoo.

Antonina Żabiński often played specific pieces on the piano to warn those hiding in the house of possible dangers.

Teresa Żabińska-Zawadzki, who died earlier this year, was the daughter of Jan and Antonina Żabiński. Courtesy of Outsider Pictures

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can harbor internalized racism, Chapman said, as children learn about race from others besides their parents.

There were times when Chapman’s daughter would cling close to her when they walked past a group of Black men. Chapman used that as an opportunity “to give her a narra-tive that’s not the narrative that she might get somewhere else.”

�ose men remind me of your tio, your uncle, Chapman would say. Remember when he would sit with his friends, play dominoes on the street corner?

Chapman and Silverman don’t think this work is easy. Everyone, regardless of race, experiences challenges having

discussions about race. “�e core of racial anxiety

for people of color is: I’m going to walk into a situation and somebody is going to be racist,” Chapman said. “And the core for white people tends to be: I am going to walk into a situation, and I will be perceived as racist.”

However difficult these conversations are, “not saying anything sends a message,” Silverman said.

�ough necessary, Chapman and Silverman argue, the discus-sions don’t have to happen at once. For parents and children alike, becoming conscious of racism is a lifelong journey.

“We are striving,” Chapman said. “We do not arrive.” l


Life in Interesting, Challenging Times BY RABBI ERIC MOLLO

Parshat Chukat

GATHERING IN ANGERagainst our leaders is a tale as old as time.

Today in the United States, peaceful protests and giving voice to our displeasure are the rights of every American citizen.

According to the Torah, the Israelites also may have enjoyed similar freedoms of speech and protest, though not without the occasional consequence of being beset by �ery serpents or swallowed by the Earth. Much as today, when those among us continue to participate in protests that have previously been met with acts of violence, the poten-tial of a perilous outcome never seemed to prevent the Israelites from constantly questioning Moses throughout their wilder-ness wanderings.

In this week’s Torah portion, Chukat, the Israelites once again blame Moses for a lack of essen-tial resources. As if in one great chorus, the Israelites proclaim, “If only we had perished when

our brothers perished at the instance of the Lord! Why have you brought the Lord’s congre-gation into this wilderness for us and our beasts to die there? Why did you make us leave Egypt to bring us to this wretched place, a place with no grain or �gs or vines or pomegranates? �ere is not even water to drink!”

In response to their grumbling, Moses pleads with God for water, and God tells him to “order the rock to yield its water.” Instead, enraged by the protesters, Moses chooses to hit the rock to produce water instead of speaking to it. While the same result was achieved through Moses’ more forceful approach, the resulting consequence of disobeying God’s command-ment meant that he would be prevented from ever setting foot in the Promised Land.

In times of transition, there is loss and, with loss, inevitably comes various stages of grief in no particular order. Eventually, we are able to acknowledge that things will never again be exactly as they always were, but someplace within the

process of transition, a spark of renewed hope can manifest in ways we may have never before considered.

Some may argue that it’s our past that informs how we will transition. Others will argue that trying to predict the future will set us on the right path. Others still, perhaps those who follow the Taoist philosophy, would say that the middle path — the combination of our past experiences and our shared vision for the future — is what we should look to for guidance as we navigate waves of change.

Like Moses, Aaron, Miriam and the Israelites navigating the wilderness without a clue as to when their Promised Land will be realized, we also are living in interesting, challenging times.

It seems that our past is catching up with us again each time a new conversa-tion about race, civil rights, gun violence, climate change, health care, etc. comes back into our public discourse. Each time they appear, it’s like we somehow believed that we had buried these issues along with

some of our greatest advocates for progressive change. And yet the debates go on, and today we again �nd ourselves in transi-tion as a nation. Many of us use the past as an instruction manual as best we can for how to handle each new challenge we face, while others choose to see only what’s before them, neither looking ahead or behind.

We live in interesting and challenging times. Every day we struggle with how we can make the old new again. An ancient people, Jews are well acquainted with the task of bringing the past into our present every day. Making Torah relevant, using Torah as a guide for the many hard decisions we face throughout our lives, has been the glue that continues to bond Jewish faith and culture to our world despite the innumerable losses we have su�ered.

We live in interesting and challenging times, but we can’t allow ourselves to fall backward. We’re going to fall — we have fallen many times, but we learn from the falling. So when we inevitably stumble along the

way, let us endeavor to always fall forward by embracing the liminality — planting our feet one in front of the other, taking step a�er courageous step, accepting the discomfort of change happening around us and facing our fears of an uncer-tain future by taking ownership of those fears.

Once we can name those fears, we can tame them by pulling from the courage of our past, keeping the faith for a better present and working for the promise of seeing ourselves, and future generations, stepping over that next high threshold toward new beginnings. l

Rabbi Eric Mollo is the rabbi of Temple B’nai B’rith in Wilkes-Barre. The Board of Rabbis is proud to provide diverse perspectives on Torah commentary for the Jewish Exponent. The opinions expressed in this column are the author’s own and do not reflect the view of the Board of Rabbis.

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Family and Children’s Service of Southern New Jersey, KleinLife, PJ Library and the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, among others. In doing so, Lyons said he’s found a new way to express his Jewish identity.

“I’ve always tried to be vanilla in the world of sales, but I’m proud to be Jewish, and it brings me even greater pride to volunteer for PJ Library or the Federation and deliver meals to Holocaust survivors,” Lyons said. “�at was special. �at was something I’ll never forget. �e idea that there are Holocaust survivors still, and here’s me pulling up in my car and delivering a couple bags, it was a humbling experience.”

For Lyons, Mission: Possible has served several purposes.

�ere’s the personal satis-faction and growth that he feels from volunteering and setting a strong example for his 15-year-old son, Brandon.

More than that, however, is the opportunity to show people that volunteering is easier and less time-consuming than they may think, and to encourage others to do the same.

“A lot of people may look at volunteering as a huge investment of time and logis-tics,” Lyons said. “I’m the vice president of a very successful company, and I have my own responsibilities. I �nd a way to �t it in, and when you really think about it, it’s only a couple hours here and there every so o�en. It’s a lot easier than

people think to get a volun-teering shi� somewhere.”

So far, Lyons has completed his volunteer work with 39 of his goal of 52 organizations, leaving him well ahead of schedule for his planned �nish date of Dec. 9.

But the completion of Mission: Possible won’t mark the end of Lyons’ newfound hobby of volunteering: Already, he’s brainstorming ideas for sequels in the years to come.

“I’ve made so many connec-tions with places I haven’t even volunteered at yet,” Lyons said. “Some organizations don’t accept volunteers due to the pandemic.

“�ere’s no way I’m going to turn them away when things start to open up.” l

David Statman is a freelance writer.

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MILES LEV GOLDSTEIN

Marjorie and Marc Boxbaum of Upper Gwynedd and Minka and David Goldstein of Potomac, Maryland, announce the birth of their grandson, Miles Lev Goldstein (Mordecai Lev), son of Lisa Boxbaum and Joseph Goldstein.

Miles is named in memory of his maternal great-grandpar-ents Lois and Martin Bachman, and paternal great-grandfather Maurice Krasow.

Sharing in the happiness are aunt Rebecca, along with many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Photo by Lisa Boxbaum

ARIELLE LAUREN YACKER

Arielle Lauren Yacker, daughter of Shira and Scott Yacker of Easton, graduated Columbia University and the Jewish �eological Seminary in April.

She majored in human rights and Jewish thought and will attend law school in the fall.

Photo by Shira Yacker

COFF-HOFFMAN

Caryn and Howard Co� of Holland announce the engagement of their daughter, Allyson Beth Co�, to Gregor Read Ho�man, son of Penney Read (Richard Cohen) of Tenants Harbor, Maine, and Michael Ho�man (Kim Sizelove) of Brattleboro, Vermont.

Allyson, a graduate of Lehigh University, works in the music industry. Gregor, a graduate of Macalester College, works in mental health technology.

Sharing in their joy are their grandparents E. Pat Rosenthal and the late Dr. Ronald Rosenthal, the late Shirley and Dave Co�, Bill Read and the late Libby Chase Read, Sid Rose and the late Ellaine Quint Rose. Also sharing in their joy are siblings Sarah Co� (Michael Matza) and Samuel Ho�man (Nicole Brynes) with children Elijah and Ruth.

Allyson and Gregor plan to marry in Roxbury, New York in August.

Courtesy of the Co� family

Area Man Releases Music Video About Disability, Connection During PandemicMICHAEL BIHOVSKY RELEASED a music video for “Paperweight,” a song about what it’s like to be disabled during the pandemic.

Bihovsky, who deals with a rare connective tissue disorder called Ehlers-Danos Syndrome, said he hopes “the video will help bring awareness to the condition and to chronic illnesses and disabilities in general.”

Bihovsky, 34, who grew up in Wynnewood, was featured in a May 2020 Jewish Exponent article about a pandemic parody called “Trapped Inside the House” that was based on a song from “Les Miserables.”

He is an alum of Perelman Jewish Day School and what’s now Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy. He graduated magna cum laude from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 2009, majoring in musical theater performance and composition, with minors in astrophysics and mythology. He also studied orchestration at �e Juilliard School.

“Paperweight” can be viewed at youtube.com/watch?v=zMYM74hbOHE.

Local Resident to Present at AugustGenealogy ConferenceSharon Taylor of Upper Dublin will present at the 41st annual International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies International Conference on Jewish Genealogy, held virtually from Aug. 1-5.

Taylor will present “Schlep Me Home Country Road: A Virtual Visit to our Ancestral Shtetls” and a poster session titled, “Wish You Were Here: Postcards from Eastern Europe.” Both presentations feature images of Jewish life in Eastern Europe prior to the Holocaust, and participants are encouraged to think about shtetl life in a nuanced way, beyond stereotypes.

Taylor is a writer, researcher and speaker, as well as a member of the Jewish Genealogical and Archival Society of Greater Philadelphia and a member of Gesher Galicia, an organization dedicated to genea-logical research in the former Austrian province of Galicia. l


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A ERETTSamuel M. Averett on June 3, 0 1. us-band of elene nee Gassel , father ofRichard Averett and David Bonnie Averett,Esq., grandfather of Joseph Averett Nick

artley and Blair Averett. Contributions inhis memory may be made to a charity of thedonor s choice.

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BRENNERPaul J. Brenner on June 4, 0 1. Belovedhusband of Ellen nee Teitelbaum lovingfather of Sherri Tucker and Jeffrey ElysaBrenner adored grandfather of aley Alexleisher, Troy Tucker, achary Brenner and

Jordan Brenner. Contributions in his memorymay be made to the Congregations of ShaareShamayim, 9 erree Rd, Phila. PA 1911or to Temple Sinai, 1401 N Limekiln Pike,Dresher PA 190 .


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CL MANBernard Clyman on June , 0 1. Belovedhusband of Andrea nee Silver Loving fath-er of endie ietze Sherri Clyman, andMitchell Clyman Limor Stepfather of enny

oldsman Amy and Audrey oldsman De-voted grandfather of Andrew, Jenna, Merom,Meigal, and Stav Step-grandfather of Gregand Danny Devoted son of the late Manueland Sylvia Loving twin brother of the lateMilton Dear brother-in-law of Sharon

orner and Bob Silver Pat Devoted uncle ofStefanie Clyman Gold Larry , Rebecca wonJoe , Paul orner and Joe orner Adoring

great uncle of Josh, Allie, Addison, Danny,and Cole. Contributions in his memory maybe made to Phi la. outh Basketbal l ,www.phi l lyyouthbasketbal l .org



DROSSNERIrving Larry Drossner, June 9, 0 1. Be-loved husband of Rhonda nee erring .De-voted father of Ian Sheri Drossner, MichaelMindy Drossner, Esq. and Devon Segel

Perry. Dear brother of Dr. Jerome BarryDebra Drossner. Cherished grandfather of

Ethan and Gabrielle Drossner, Maya andBrandon Drossner, Scarlet, Isabella and Mad-dox Perry. Son of the late Marvin and IrisDrossner. Contributions in his memory maybe made to the oorhees Animal Orphanage,419 Cooper Road, oorhees Township, NJ0 043 or Temple Beth Sholom, 1901

resson Road, Cherry ill, NJ 0 003 or thehitemarsh Little League, P.O. Box 99, La-

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GELDNERJarad Geldner, 3 , of Silver Spring, MD, diedMay , 0 1 after a brave and arduousbattle with cancer. Loving and devoted to hisfamily, wife illary nee Rothberg , sonJasper, mother Linda nee Schwartz , sisterJessie Dan ields and brother David. Jaradis also survived by his nephew and niece,Asher and Avery ields and grandmotherJean Schwartz. e was predeceased by hisparents, Jack and elene nee Davis . Jaradbegan his career as a political analyst forAIPAC and remained a dedicated and activeadvocate for Israel throughout his life. econtinued his career as a public affairsstrategist and executive at several organiza-tions. Jarad will be forever missed by hisfamily, countless friends, AEPi franternitybrothers, colleagues and so many more. Con-tributions in Jarad s memory may be made tothe und for Johns opkins Medicine, 0 NBroadway, Suite , Baltimore, MD 1 0or to a charitable organization of the donor schoice.

GINSBURGMurray Ginsburg, June 9, 0 1. Beloved hus-band of the late Arlene Ginsburg neeGraubard . Loving father of Abby GinsburgPaul Mutchler , Sharon Ginsburg Bill Mac-

Dermott , and Pamela Ginsburg. Devotedzeyde of Phillip, Anthony, and Sam Giov-inazzo. Contributions in his memory may bemade to the Parkinson s Disease oundation,www.parkinson.org



OS INNathan oskins on June 9, 0 1. Belovedhusband of Allison nee Rudman Lovingfather of Sarah oskin and Adam oskinDear brother of Ethan oskin. e was agraduate of Central igh School and the Uni-versity of PA. Contributions in his memorymay be made to Cancer Care, SeventhA v e . N e w o r k , N 1 0 0 0 1w w w . c a n c e r c a r e . o r g



LIPSC UTMara Lipschutz, June , 0 1 of Philadelphia,PA. Beloved sister of Janet Steven Shikofftreasured aunt of Jenna and Madlyn Shikoffcherished daughter of the late Irwin and Lil-lian nee einer Lipschutz. uneral servicesand interment were held Tuesday June . Inlieu of flowers, contributions in her memorymay be made to the American Cancer Soci-ety cancer.org .

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MAT NERIrene Matzner, passed away on June 9, 0 1.Sister of Steven Matzner the late EllenMatzner . Aunt of Jennifer Sherwood, JasonMatzner Julie Lindley , Jeffrey MeganMatzner. Great Aunt of Nicole Sherwood, il-liam Matzner and Emma Lindley. Contribu-tions in her memory may be made to Americ-an Cancer Society, www.cancer.org.



ROT BERGJoel B. Rothberg, a retired pharmacist, diedJune 4, 0 1. e was 94 and resided in

arminster, PA. A widower, he was the hus-band of the late lorence Rothberg. Joel wasa Navy veteran of orld ar . e is sur-vived by a son, Eric Mar orie Rothberg anda daughter, Debra illel Tsarfati also sur-vived by 4 grandchildren 4 great-grandchil-dren. Contributions in his memory may bemade to the American Cancer Society.



SAIDELRobert Saidel, June 10, 0 1, of Evesham,NJ. usband of Lois Saidel. ather of MerriSteven irsh, Susan Aaron eilerstein

Saidel and Bart Lisa Saidel. Grandfather ofBrendan, Evan, Emily and Juliana. Contribu-tions can be made to istar Institutew i s t a r . o r g o r A d a t h E m a n u e la d a t h e m a n u e l . c o m

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SC MIDTAzriel Schmidt, age , passed away at hishome in Bryn Mawr, surrounded by family onJune 4, 0 1. Beloved husband to Susannee Eisenberg . Azi was born in Petach Tik-

vah, Israel in 194 . e served as a paratroop-er in the Israel Defense orce and then stud-ied biology at the University of Tel Aviv. eearned his doctorate in virology at the eiz-mann Institute. e was a dedicated, talentedscientist who worked for many years at Mer-ck. e married Susan in 19 4 and they en-oyed 4 years by each other s side. They hadtwo children, Ben and ael and five grand-children. Azi had many interests and hobbies.

e was a music lover, an avid gardener and aworld traveler. e was a long-time memberof Temple Beth illel-Beth El in ynnewood.More than anything, he loved spending timewith his family, especially his grandchildren.

e will be missed by his close extended fam-ily and friends. e is survived by Susan hisbrother Shlomo Shavit his sister Ayalah

lingman his daughter ael Josh Rosenhis son Ben Ann ale Schmidt his grand-children Jake, Sammy, Joey, Liza andJonathan. Services were held on June .Contributions in his memory may be made toJewish ederation of Greater Philadelphia orto Penn s Abramson Cancer Center.

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STERNEllen Stern nee Norman , June , 0 1 ofAmbler, Pa. Devoted wife of the late arold.Beloved mother of Lawrence Marlyn andMichael and loving Nana of Lauren, Alexan-der, Rachel and Samantha Stern. Donationsin El len s memory may be made towww.kolamielkinspark.org or www.philly-paws.org

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TUREAlbert Turek passed away on the morning ofMay 30, 0 1, at the age of 9 . Devoted andloving husband of Phyllis Turek for years,dedicated and loving father of Joseph Ren-ee and Ellen Stan , adoring Papa of AdamSarah , al l ie Sam , Rebecca, and

Shoshana, and great-grandfather of Daniel. Aman of the highest integrity, a decorated warhero and a respected businessman, he foun-ded Turek Associates, the largest consultingengineering firm in Northern New Jersey atthat time. A gentle giant with a heart of gold,he touched many lives and will be missed byall. Contributions in his memory may bemade to American riends of Magen DavidAdom A MDA , 0 . 3 th Street, Suite1100, New ork , New ork , 1001www.afmda.org .

ERNO SGerald Gerry ernovsky, on June th

0 1. Beloved husband of Sandra nee.arber father of Mindy Don Procz and ar-

ris ernovsky. Grandfather of Samantha andMason Procz. Contributions in his memorymay be made to the American Cancer Soci-ety, 1 1 Market Street Suite 0, Phil-adelphia, PA 19103, www.cancer.org or toJewish National und, Randall Ave., Rock-ville Center, N 11 0 www. nf.org/trees.



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0 / 0/ 01Cynthia J. Babb, Deceased

Late of Borough of Collegeville,Montgomery County, PA

This Trust is in existence and allpersons having claims or demandagainst said Trust or decedent arerequired to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay toTrustee James L. Babbc/o Allen M. Mandelbaum, Esq.Plymouth Greene Office Campus1000 Germantown Pike, Suite D3Plymouth Meeting, PA 194Or to his AttorneyAllen M. Mandelbaum, Esq.Plymouth Greene Office Campus1000 Germantown Pike, Suite D3Plymouth Meeting, PA 194

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JULIUS SPAT DECEASED LATEO MONTGOMER COUNT ,PENNS L ANIA. T IS TRUST ISIN E ISTENCE AND ALL PERSONS

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ESTATE of BERNICE PAUL,DECEASEDLate of Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaLetters Testamentary on the aboveestate have been granted to the un-dersigned, who request all personshaving claims or demands againstthe estate of the decedent to makeknown the same, and all personsindebted to the decedent to makepayment without delay to SusanSchaumburg, Executrix 4 Del-mont Drive, ynnewood, PA1909

ESTATE O CLAIRE R. NE a/k/aCLARA R. NE , DECEASED.Late of orsham Township, Mont-gomery County, PALETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to LOUIS ORD and BETSCO EN, ADMINISTRATORS, c/oPaul L . e ldman, Esq. , 0

omestead Rd., Jenkintown, PA1904 ,Or to their AttorneyPAUL L. ELDMANELDMAN ELDMAN, LLP

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ESTATE O CLAUDIA C OU, DE-CEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to BILL C OU, ADMINIS-TRATOR, c/o Peter L. lenk, Esq.,

0 Delancey Place, Philadelphia,PA 19103,Or to his AttorneyPETER L. LENT E LA O ICES O PETER L.,

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ESTATE O ELAINE . ALTER,DECEASED.Late of Norristown Borough, Mont-gomery County, PALETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toDA ID E. ALTER, E ECUTOR, c/oRobert S. Cohen, Esq., The Beas-ley Bldg., 11 alnut St., Phil-adelphia, PA 1910 -491 ,Or to his AttorneyROBERT S. CO ENLA O ICE OROBERT S. CO ENThe Beasley Bldg.11 alnut St.Philadelphia, PA 1910 -491

ESTATE O ELLA R. ALBER, De-ceasedLate of Montgomery County,PennsylvaniaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toExecutor, Donald Peffer, Jr. c/o at-torneyMichael E. Eisenberg, Esquire93 Byberry Road, Suite 10atboro, PA 19040

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ESTATE O GLENDA C. MAR-S ALL a/k/a GLENDA MARS ALL,DECEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toALAN A. SANDERS, E ECUTOR,

33 S. th St., 1 09, Philadelphia,PA 1910 ,Or to his AttorneyMARTIN I. LEINMANMARTIN I. LEINMAN, P.C.1 3 Market St., Ste. Philadelphia, PA 19103

ESTATE O JAMES C. ANG,DeceasedLate of Philadelphia CountyLETTERS of ADMINISTRATIONCTA on the above Estate have beengranted to the undersigned, whorequest all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate ofthe decedent to make known thesame, and all persons indebted tothe decedent to make paymentwithout delay to Irene ang, Admin-istratrix, CTA c/o attorneyAllen S. ellerman

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ESTATE O JOSE JA IER RODRIG-UE a/k/a JOSE J. RODRIGUE ,SR., DECEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toCASSANDRA RODRIGUE , E EC-UTRI , c/o David S. orkman,Esq., The Bellevue, th l., 00 S.Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 1910 ,Or to her AttorneyDA ID S. OR MANASTOR EISS APLAN MAN-DEL, LLPThe Bellevue, th l.

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ESTATE O JULIE M. REIC , DE-CEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toREBECCA SALLEN, E ECUTRI ,3 Merion Rd., Merion Station, PA190 ,Or to her AttorneyREBECCA SALLENSALLEN LA , LLC3 Merion Rd.Merion Station, PA 190

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ESTATE of AT LEEN . ALLENALLEN, AT LEEN ., DeceasedLate of Philadelphia, PALETTERS TESTAMENTARon the above estate have beengranted to the undersigned, whorequest all persons having claimsor demands against the estate ofthe decedent to make known thesame, and all persons indebted tothe decedent to make paymentwithout delay, to Angela ilson,

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ESTATE O LESLIE PUC O IT ,DECEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toSARA B. PUC O TI , E ECUTRI ,c/o Laura M. Tobey, Esq., 9 .

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Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to RIC ARD AS , ADMIN-ISTRATOR, c/o Robert S. Levy,Esq., 1 04 Township Line Rd.,Drexel ill, PA 190 ,Or to his AttorneyROBERT S. LECOOPER SC ALL LE1 04 Township Line Rd.Drexel ill, PA 190

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E S T A T E O M A R A N N E .B A R A N E , D E C E A S E D .Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toMAR ATE SEI , E ECUTRI ,3104 Derry Rd., Philadelphia, PA191 4,Or to her AttorneyMAR BET O. LAURIALAURIA LA , LLC3031A alton Rd., Ste. 3 0Plymouth Meeting, PA 194

ESTATE O MA INE A. PINS ,DECEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toSUSAN PINS BLEE S andROBERT S. CO EN, E ECUTORS,The Beasley Bldg., 11 alnut St.,Philadelphia, PA 1910 -491 ,Or to their AttorneyROBERT S. CO ENLA O ICE O ROBERT S. CO-

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ESTATE of Myra J. Tint a/k/aJohnne Tint, DeceasedLate of PennsylvaniaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toAllison David S. Rubin, Esq. Ex-ecutor.David Neal Rubin, Esq.1 00 J Bvd. Ste 1030Philadelphia, PA 1910

ESTATE O RENA REMEL M LES,DECEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to MEL IN ROAC , ADMIN-ISTRATOR, c/o enneth R. Pugh,Esq., 401 issahickon Ave., Phil-adelphia, PA 19144,Or to his Attorney

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ESTATE of ROBERT CORNIS ,DeceasedLate of PennsylvaniaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the Estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to Donald Cornish, Adminis-trator c/o his attorney Debra G.Speyer, Two Bala Plaza, Suite 300,Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004.

ESTATE of LANETTE J. PURDIE,DeceasedLate of PennsylvaniaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the Estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to Lina Morton, Administrat-rix c/o her attorney Debra G. Spey-er, Two Bala Plaza, Suite 300, BalaCynwyd, PA 19004.

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ESTATE O RO ANNE ERMEL, De-ceasedLate of Montgomery County,PennsylvaniaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to Nicholas agner, Adminis-trator, c/o attorneyMichael E. Eisenberg, Esquire93 Byberry Road, Suite 10atboro, PA 19040

ESTATE O RUB SANDERS, DE-CEASED.Late of PhiladelphiaLETTERS of ADMINISTRATION onthe above Estate have been gran-ted to the undersigned, who re-quest all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of thedecedent to make known the sameand all persons indebted to the de-cedent to make payment withoutdelay to REBECCA SALLEN, AD-MINISTRATRI , 3 Merion Rd.,Merion Station, PA 190 ,Or to her AttorneyREBECCA SALLENSALLEN LA , LLC3 Merion Rd.Merion Station, PA 190

ESTATE of T ELMA S. GREENa/k/a T ELMA S ON GREEN, De-ceasedLate of Lower Merion Township,Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.Letters Testamentary on the estatehaving been granted to the indi-vidual named below, all persons in-debted to the estate are requestedto make payment, and those hav-ing claims are requested to presentthe same, without delay, toMIRIAM C. AT 114 AshtonRoad, ynnewood, PA 1909 ,Executrix, or to her attorneyMAR S. CO EN, ES .Askot, einer Cohen, LLP3 . Lancaster AvenueSuite 30Ardmore, PA 19003

ESTATE of T OMAS . GRI IN,DeceasedLate of PhiladelphiaLETTERS TESTAMENTARon the above Estate have beengranted to the undersigned, whorequest all persons having claimsor demands against the estate ofthe decedent to make known thesame, and all persons indebted tothe decedent to make paymentwithout delay to Raymond A.Griffin, Executor c/o his attorney El-len S. ischer, Esquire BloomPeters, LLC 9 orsham RoadSuite 30 , orsham, PA 19044

ESTATE O ILLIAM . ALBER,DeceasedLate of Montgomery County,PennsylvaniaLETTERS TESTAMENTAR on theabove Estate have been granted tothe undersigned, who request allpersons having claims or demandsagainst the estate of the decedentto make known the same and allpersons indebted to the decedentto make payment without delay toExecutor, Donald Peffer, Jr. c/o at-torneyMichael E. Eisenberg, Esquire93 Byberry Road, Suite 10atboro, PA 19040

FICTITIOUS NAME

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on March

, 0 1 for A Classy ashionistaat Spring Ln. Royersford, PA194 . The name and address ofeach individual interested in thebusiness is risten Jones at Spring Ln. Royersford, PA 194 .This was filed in accordance with

4 PaC.S. 311.41




FICTITIOUS NAME


, 0 1 for Andrea airfax at 1andike St. Philadelphia, PA 1913 .

The name and address of each indi-vidual interested in the business isAndrea Anderson at 1 andikeSt. Philadelphia, PA 1913 . Thiswas filed in accordance with 4PaC.S. 311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on April 01,

0 1 for APE Lawn Care at 30Jefferson Ave. Norristown, PA19403. The name and address ofeach individual interested in thebusiness is Martise Ray at 30 Jef-ferson Ave. Norristown, PA 19403.This was filed in accordance with

4 PaC.S. 311.41


, 0 1 for Cavicore at 0 Buck-walter Road Suite 900 Royersford,PA 194 . The name and addressof each individual interested in thebusiness is Christopher Canale at

0 Buckwalter Road Suite 900 Roy-ersford, PA 194 . This was filed inaccordance with 4 PaC.S. 311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on April 01,

0 1 for Clarity Counseling Coaching at 0 Germantown Av-enue, Second floor Philadelphia, PA1911 . The name and address ofeach individual interested in thebusiness is Lawrence Peers at

0 Germantown Avenue, Secondfloor Philadelphia, PA 1911 . Thiswas filed in accordance with 4PaC.S. 311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on March1 , 0 1 for Doodle Delights at 0Belfry Dr. Blue Bell, PA 194 . Thename and address of each individu-al interested in the business isMichelle Saritsoglou at 0 BelfryDr. Blue Bell, PA 194 . This wasfiled in accordance with 4 PaC.S.311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on March13, 0 1 for ord Interiors at 40N 0th Street Philadelphia, PA19131. The name and address ofeach individual interested in thebusiness is Christina ord at 40N 0th Street Philadelphia, PA19131. This was filed in accord-ance with 4 PaC.S. 311.41

FICTITIOUS NAME

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on April 0 ,

0 1 for orest aux at 1Mourning Dove Rd. Audubon, PA19403. The name and address ofeach individual interested in thebusiness is Jennifer Getzfread at

1 Mourning Dove Rd. Audubon,PA 19403. This was filed in accord-ance with 4 PaC.S. 311.41


, 0 1 for armah Transport at0 ellerman St. Philadelphia, PA

19111. The name and address ofeach individual interested in thebusiness is Rufus Elliott at 0

ellerman St. Philadelphia, PA19111. This was filed in accord-ance with 4 PaC.S. 311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on March1 , 0 1 for MCJ10 COLLEC-TION at 4 09 Ludlow Street Phil-adelphia, PA 19139. The name andaddress of each individual inter-ested in the business is NassunniNa Imah Abdul- arim at 4 09 Lud-low Street Philadelphia, PA 19139.This was filed in accordance with

4 PaC.S. 311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on March31, 0 1 for P. ills Enterprises at

0 Maple Ave. 1-10 Suite A1atfield, PA 19440. The name and

address of each individual inter-ested in the business is Paula illsat 0 Maple Ave. 1-10 Suite A1

atfield, PA 19440. This was filedin accordance with 4 PaC.S.311.41

ictitious Name RegistrationNotice is hereby given that an Ap-plication for Registration of icti-tious Name was filed in the Depart-ment of State of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania on March31, 0 1 for Torman Speech Language Therapy at 04 Gran-ville Road Philadelphia, PA 191 .The name and address of each indi-vidual interested in the business isEmily Torman at 04 GranvilleRoad Philadelphia, PA 191 . Thiswas filed in accordance with 4PaC.S. 311.41


, 0 1 for alter E. Bantom En-terprise at 1 . Girard Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19131. The nameand address of each individual in-terested in the business is alter E.Bantom at 1 . Girard Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19131. This wasfiled in accordance with 4 PaC.S.311.41


PETITION NAME CHANGE

Court of Common Pleas for theCounty of Philadelphia, May Term,0 1. No. 1 33 NOTICE IS EREB

GI EN that on May 19, 0 1, thepetition of Joni Josi Coyote erling-ieri was filed, praying for a decreeto change her name to JJ erling-ieri. The Court has fixed July 1 ,

0 1 at 10 00am in Room No. 91,City all, Philadelphia, PA for hear-ing. All persons interested may ap-pear and show cause, if they haveany, why the prayer of the said pe-titioner should not be granted.

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COMMUNITYCALENDAR FRIDAY, JUNE 18

Parsha for LifeJoin Rabbi Alexander Coleman, Jewish educator and psychotherapist at the Institute for Jewish Ethics, for a weekly journey through the Torah portion of the week with eternal lessons on personal growth and spirituality. 9 a.m. Go to ijethics.org/weekly-torah-portion.html to receive the Zoom link and password.

Pride ScreeningIn honor of Pride Month, the Gershman Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival presents “Little Girl,” the latest film from acclaimed Jewish filmmaker Sébastien Lifshitz. The movie is a moving portrait of 7-year-old Sasha, who has always known that she is a girl, and her family, who have recently accepted and embraced their daughter for who she truly is. The movie will stream through 7 p.m. on June 20. See pj�.org/ for details.

Refugee DayFrom 5-7 p.m., join individuals from across Philadelphia to celebrate the strength and courage of those forced to flee their homes and their impact on the Philadelphia community at Philadelphia World Refugee Day, organized by HIAS PA. Masking and other COVID-19 precautions will be observed. Mi�in Square Park, Sixth and Ritner streets, Philadelphia.

TUESDAY, JUNE 22

Genocide DiscussionThis four-session course sponsored by Golden Slipper Gems will examine the particular history of the U.N.’s 1948/2002 definition of genocide. It will also propose a new paradigm for understanding genocide, based on a cross-disciplinary approach to this complex human phenomenon. Tim Horner of Villanova University’s Center for Peace and Justice Education is the instructor. 11 a.m. Call 610-359-8632 or visit goldenslippergems.org for more information.

Advocacy and DisabilityJoin Jewish Family and Children’s Service and RespectAbility at 7 p.m. for a free virtual event in honor of Disability Pride Virtual PA 2021. Nelle L. Richardson will speak on the intersectionality of race, gender, immigration and disability, as well as her experience as a self-advocate. A Zoom link will be provided after registration. For more information or assistance, contact Rivka Goldman at [email protected] or 267-256-2250. Closed captioning and ASL interpretation provided.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23

‘Lord’ and the LawyerThe impact of the Talmud and Jewish jurisprudence on American and British law and contemporary dilemmas will be discussed at noon, featuring Lord David Wolfson, a British barrister and member of the House of Lords, and Professor Chaim Samain, the chair in Jewish Law at the Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. The Zoom live webcast hosted by the Institute for Jewish Ethics is approved for 1.5 hours of attorney credit. Cost is $45 with CLE credit and $18 non-CLE. Register at IJEthics.org or call 215-782-8878.

Bereavement GroupFor the post-bereaved, held at Northeast NORC, 8546B Bustleton Ave. in Philadelphia from 1-2:30 p.m. No charge. Email [email protected] or call 2150320-0351 to register.

History of Eve AdamsIn “The Daring Life and Dangerous Times of Eve Adams,” acclaimed historian Jonathan Ned Katz has recovered the extraordinary story of an early, daring activist. The Center for Jewish History is hosting a Zoom program at 4 p.m. Pay what you wish; register at programs.cjh.org/tickets/life-of-eve-2021-06-23 for a Zoom link. l

NEWSMAKERS

Steve Goode, a motorcyclist from the Chicago area, is on a cross-country trek to call attention to the hunger crisis in the United States. Goode, whose trip will run through the summer, is partnering with MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger. His trip is called the “Great American Deli Schlep.”

On June 8, Steve Goode stopped at Hershel’s East Side Deli at Reading Terminal Market. Here, Goode stands with Lauren Secular.

Courtesy of Steve Goode

On June 6, Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid in Broomall held a program called “Pathways to Israel — Mind, Motion and Munchies.” �ere were Israeli-themed events like Krav Maga, a virtual tour of Israel and a shofar-making workshop. Participants could also take part in Jewish henna designs, discussion groups, Israeli food activities and more.

Natalie and Scott Noye demonstrate how to make shakshuka and Israeli salads.

Photos by Richard Chaitt

A young congregant with the team from Fitmax Krav Maga

Members of CBENT’s “Knitzvah” group make hats for IDF soldiers.


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