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CONTENTS
NOSHES ...............................................................4
OPINION ........................................................... 22
COVER STORY ................................................ 28
HEALTHY LIVING &
ADULT LIFESTYLES......................................48
DVAR TORAH ................................................ 59
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ................................60
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OBITUARIES .................................................... 65
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Noshes
Inside stuff
on Amy Schumer
Heres some
interesting sidelight
about AMY SCHUMER,
34, who has become a
major cultural figure in
the last year. Recently, a
friend referred me to a
July 2015 article on the
Religion News Service
website: Confessions of
Amy Schumers Childhood Rabbi. The author
is RABBI JEFFREY
SALKIN, who was the
rabbi of a Long Island
Reform synagogue to
which Amy and her
family belonged from
1988 to 1995 (and who
also spent a year as rabbi
of Temple Beth Am in
Bayonne). Salkin presided over Amys bat
mitzvah, as well as the
bar mitzvah of her older
half-brother, JASON
STEIN (Amys mother,
SANDY, was divorced
from Jasons father when
Jason was quite young).
The rabbi recalled liking
the whole family very
much, including Amys
father, GORDON
SCHUMER. As for Amy,
he says: I remember
[her] as a sweet, funny
kid, who often asked
probing and humorous
questions in religious
school.
About Sandy Schumer,
the rabbi writes: [Sandy]
was on the temple board,
and chaired the education committee. My
friend and I were a little
confused by this statement. Hes a family his-
Amy Schumer
Jeffrey Salkin
Ariel Vromen
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said, and she faced questions from representatives of both the federation and the Y.
I marvel at the forward thinking of
doing collaborative hiring on this, she
said. I told them both that they needed to
hire someone from Wayne, someone who
knows the players and the town. Both factions heard that.
Lisa Harris Glass, managing director
of the federations community planning
and impact department, said that the idea
for Ms. Weils position grew organically,
emanating from a meeting with the leadership of the Wayne Y, including members
of the Jewish committee. The need for this
position emanated from the change in the
management of the Wayne Y to the Metro
YMCAs. They have been great to work with
and have done a lot for the Y. Our mandate
was to find a way to preserve and increase
the Jewish in Wayne, once the Y no longer had that as its central mandate.
Although we conceived it more than a
year ago, the position took a long time to
fill. We were not willing to settle.
The minute Judy came in for the interview, we knew she was a great fit, Ms.
Glass continued. She had a clear passion
for the Wayne Jewish community. Additionally, as a former Jewish professional and a
Jewish lay leader, she possessed an innate
understanding of gathering stakeholders and working collaboratively. We hope
that Judys presence and work will serve
as a fulcrum for the Jewish community of
Wayne, and surrounding areas. We believe
her work will provide a means for gathering Jews of all types for community events
in which we can celebrate our Jewishness
where we can come together and feel our
collective presence in the community.
Ms. Glass noted that the position is
important as we believe it will raise the
profile of the Jewish presence in the community. Ms. Weil also will serve as a conduit to bring the federations presence into
the community in a high-profile way. The
federation is already present in Wayne, she
added, explaining that JFNNJ funds many
programs in that area. But our profile is
low, she said. We want the Jewish community of Wayne to see us and feel us.
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through the social worker who was dealing with us in the hospital.
I just love the program, Ms. OPrandy
continued. I cant say enough good
things about it. She said that the JCC provides transportation and the bus driver,
Shane, comes right to the door. Dads like
a kid waiting for the bus with his coat on,
waving at the driver. Her father, she
said, helps people get on and off. Hes
still able to function in that way.
Happily, her father met someone in
the program that he had known years
ago. Right away they knew each other,
she said. Talk about six degrees of
separation.
While her dad lives with her now, her
sister does the legwork, the research.
Sadly, he doesnt recognize her. Her
brother, she said, has her dads power of
attorney.
Since he joined the program at the JCC,
Ive seen a difference in him, Ms. OPrandy
said. He just fully enjoys the interaction
with staff and the exercise. Hes more engaging with people, and he very much enjoys
the children. He literally gets down on the
ground with them. Perhaps most important, what helps is knowing hes safe, being
picked up and cared for from 9 to 3. This
lets me get to personal appointments or
run to the store or to caregivers meetings,
where she sees other people encountering
a similar challenge.
Its weird to have to take care of a
father, she said, but noted that her caretaking duties began in earnest only last
year. She said she appreciates the calls
from the JCC updating her on her fathers
experiences.
If hes having a bad day, I get a phone
call to say this is what happened, she
said. There was a fire drill recently and
he had to be outside. He seemed more
agitated. But in general, she said, He
makes friends there, and remembers
peoples names.
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Her husband knew that she identified
as bisexual, so it wasnt as much a surprise
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something to be ignored.
You have to figure out what your
approach will be.
His approach, Rabbi Goldin continued,
includes allowing gay men and lesbians to
join his community, with the caveat that
it does not become a public statement.
It cannot imply acceptance of anything
larger. He does not think it is his business
to check on peoples sexuality, any more
than he would check on whether they
drive on Shabbat. But if someone asked
for an aliyah as a Sabbath desecrator, as a
way to show that Ahavath Torah does not
care about how Shabbat is valued, then
that aliyah would not be given. If someone said that I want an aliyah davka as a
gay man, that I am making a statement,
then there would be no aliyah forthcoming. We are not making statements other
than welcome to the community, Rabbi
Goldin said.
Where the rubber hits the road, where
I find that I and other rabbis struggle, is
when a gay couple wants to join as a family, he said. This point would be problematic. They can join as individuals, but
the unit itself is not something that I can
label as a family. How this will play out in
terms of how we deal with this unit in the
community I really dont know. I have not
worked this out well enough yet. Children
of gay couples always will be welcome, he
added, and of course they can celebrate
their smachot at the shul, but it is not clear
how their parents will join them.
It is important that the Orthodox community be welcoming to the parents of gay
men and lesbians, Rabbi Goldin said. I
was very pleased that they were comfortable enough to approach me and discuss
it with me.
I feel they need to know that the rabbi
is thinking about these things and struggling with them. Instead of just thinking
that the door is closed, they should feel
that there is an evolution.
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in a bilingual home, trying to teach them what is important to us about Israel, trying to have them learn things
about Israel without being there. This summer is a perfect opportunity for that, she said.
This camp will have them, I hope, comfortably
speaking Hebrew, and learning other things they
cant quite learn in a Hebrew class, like a song or
what kind of games kids play in Israel.
Last summer, her children attended a local camp
for Israeli children where they learned the ball game
called gaga. Im hoping theyre going to get really
excited about gaga again, she said.
The other really interesting aspect of this camp
is the technological side of it, she added. Its not
going to be a frontal academic kind of environment
they have enough of that during the year. It will
have them have fun with technology. They have
choices like digital photography, 3D modeling, some
stuff that I honestly didnt know what it was that just
sounded cool.
It made me want to learn some of these things
myself.
Please rest assured that decisions like this, particularly regarding communal institutions like the JCC, are
not taken lightly, he wrote. The RCBC, which consists of over 30 orthodox rabbis from all across Bergen
County and for whom I am privileged to serve as an
officer, seeks to service our community in the greatest
and most efficient manner possible while maintaining
the strict kashrut supervision and standards our community deserves and has come to expect.
According to the RCBC statement, The Kaplen JCC
is an important communal institution and the RCBC
has put forth great effort over the years to maintain
our relationship with the Kaplen JCC and its Caf while
maintaining the standard of kashrut on which we and
our community pride ourselves. We hope to continue
working with the Kaplen JCC to find a solution to this
issue.
Jordan Shenker, the JCCs chief executive officer,
said that while he would like to restore ties with the
RCBC, they have not given me any indication they
have any interest in doing so at this time.
He said that based on the feedback in the community, going forward the JCC is going to take a much
more active and assertive role in managing the relationship between the caf and the kosher authorizing
institution.
Mr. Shenker said he has been in touch with several
possible alternative hashgacha providers and is confident that one will be in place not long after Passover;
the caf is scheduled to be closed for the holiday anyway. Meanwhile, the caf plans to bring in and resell
packaged kosher foods, so no one at the JCC will have
to go snackless.
I want whoever I bring in to have community
acceptance, Mr. Shenker said. A standard theyll
find not only halachicly acceptable, but also communally comfortable.
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She said, Yes, her father was a wandering Arkansan, and he journeyed down
to Washington, where he was oppressed
with hard labor, until he was taken out
from there with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm.
I retell that story every year, about the
midrash I heard from the first lady of the
United States, because it was so funny,
and also because it does exactly what it
was supposed to do. The actual purpose
of the text is that you recount the story of
our ancestors, and you personalize it. You
see your own story through the exodus
from Egypt. That is exactly what Hillary
did. She said, We have been through difficult times, and we pulled through. That
was their personal story.
After that, it was a very traditional
seder, David said. They retold the story of
the Exodus, and they talked, and they sat
for six hours, enjoying the evening, learning from each other.
There were a few unexpected
bumps, but none of them were out
of the ordinary. Chelsea was a vegetarian; the main course, onionsmothered brisket, was not ideal.
And Ms. Fine, a full-time English
teacher, always short on time, made
tzimmes with prunes that still had
pits. She watched, with dismay
turning to awe, as Hillary Clinton
removed them from her mouth,
sliding them discreetly onto a soup
spoon, calling no attention to the
problem. I could see that she was
properly trained in table etiquette,
Ms. Fine said.
Hillary Clinton paid attention to
the guests, the Fines report. Josh,
then in his last year at Harvard Law
School, said that hed applied to be
Hillary Clinton wrote to thank the Fines for
a speaker at his commencement.
the hospitality at the seder.
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When Ms. Clinton later called the
Fines to thank them for their hospitality, she followed up. Did Josh end up as
Bob Fine, the brothers father, said. Her
commencement speaker, she asked.
agenda was to meet some of the kids her
She remembered details, despite
daughter hangs out with in college.
everything she had going on, Josh said.
Or, as Davids middle brother, Josh, put
David Fine has a similar story. I had
it, She came more as a mom than as the
wanted to go to Germany that summer for
first lady or a Senate candidate.
Expo 2000, he said. (Expo is a worlds
At first, David said, everyone made
fair; it was held in Hanover that year.) I
small talk, but the elephant in the room
was trying to convince my brother Yoni
the fact that this was the first family of
that he should go with me. It would be
the United States remained unmenfun, and it would be good bonding for
tioned. But when the seder started, we
us. At the end of the seder, Hillary said, I
went around the table, and everyone read
hope you get to go to Germany with your
a passage from the Haggadah. Chelsea
brother.
was the one who read the part about My
Later, I got to use that as ammunition,
father was a wandering Aramean. I said, I
and we went together, and we had a great
knew that there was something about your
time, thanks to Hillary Clinton.
father!
And then, when everyone finished
Uriel Heilman of JTA contributed to this
laughing, Hillary, who was sitting next
report.
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ernie Sanders has tried to cul- by 500 percent, a magnitude of inaccutivate the idea that he is dif- racy that is deeply unsettling.
ferent from other politicians.
Second, lets add the context that SandMore truthful, more consis- ers ignored. Hamas has openly declared
tent, less compromised.
its goal to destroy Israel and kill Jews
I have known Bernies older brother, everywhere. Toward that end, Hamas
Larry, for 25 years. He was a regular at
has used Gaza as a base to mount terror
our Shabbat dinner when I was rabbi at
attacks and launch thousands of rockets
Oxford University, and I came to enjoy
since Israel withdrew all its citizens and
him greatly. Larry and I differ mightily on
soldiers from there in 2005.
politics and Israel, but I never questioned
Third, not a single Gazan would have
the sincerity of his beliefs. He was always
lost his or her life if Hamas had not indiscriminately fired rockets into Israel. Few,
a gentleman.
if any, civilians would have been harmed
Because they come from the same
if they had heeded the Israeli militarys
stock, I expect the same of Bernie. We
warnings to evacuate batdont have to agree on the
tlegrounds, and if Hamas
issues, but we have a right
had not used them as
to expect truthfulness.
human shields. Prime MinIndeed, I have publicly
ister Netanyahu expressed
praised Senator Sanders
it best when he said that
consistency on the issues.
while Israel uses its misSo its too bad that when
siles to defend its citizens,
it comes to Israel, Bernies
Hamas uses its citizens to
standards of integrity fall
defend its missiles.
dramatically.
If Sanders had been
His latest whopper is
Rabbi
briefed on the conflict,
one of a number of disturb- Shmuley
ing comments he has made
Boteach
he would know that the
about Middle Eastern poliHamas headquarters was
tics in general and Israel in
in a hospital and that arms
particular.
were stored in schools and mosques.
In an interview with the editorial
Like too many of his rivals, when conboard of the New York Daily News, Sand- fronted with the inaccuracy of his stateers called Israels actions during the 2014
ment, Sanders refused to acknowledge
war in Gaza disproportionate, based
his mistake, instead compounding it by
no doubt on his recollection that more
leveling a second erroneous and malicious charge against Israel. When the
than 10,000 innocent people were
editors of the Daily News suggested the
killed in Gaza. Now I might dismiss this
malicious claim as an honest mistake, evi- number appeared to be rather inflated,
dence of his ignorance about Middle East
Sanders doubled down. I dont have it
affairs, if it werent for other statements
in my number, he said, but I think its
Sanders has made that expose a disturb- over 10,000. My understanding is that a
ing animus toward Israel.
whole lot of apartment houses were levFirst, lets set the record straight. eled. Hospitals, I think, were bombed.
No, Bernie, hospitals were not targeted.
Approximately 2,100 Gazans were killed
in the Gaza war. Roughly half were terror- Rather, the Hamas leadership ran the war
ists. Sanders exaggerated the casualties
from the basement of a hospital.
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Pro-Palestinian propaganda, that is.
Case in point: this weeks discovery of
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railroad track at the foot of Mount Carmel,
near Haifa.
Dr. Yael Gorin-Rosen, the head curator
of the Israel Antiquities Authoritys glass
department, announced that the Mount
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broken glass, which in turn revealed fullfledged glass kilns. It is, she said, a very
important discovery with implications
regarding the history of the glass industry both in Israel and in the entire ancient
world.
Professor Ian Freestone of Londons
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glass, declared the Mount Carmel glass a
sensational discovery.
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may be wrong. For that reason, even the most ungenerous among us should consider such a person mistaken,
rather than disloyal to his community.
But lets assume that a writer indeed has breached
some critical theological boundary. Even then, should
we grant the Theological Gatekeeper a moral license to
engage in McCarthyist bullying and slander? For the religious person, heresy is a grave crime. A charge of heresy
seldom is made from love. It is a curse, akin to branding
the recipient an egregious sinner, a blasphemer, a traitor, an outcast rejected by God and man. To libel someone that way violates the biblical prohibitions, among
the 613 commandments, of halbanat panim (humiliation) and onaat devarim (verbal harassment). Would
our gatekeepers dare to suggest their victims deserve to
be shamed for the sake of Heaven?
Do not go about as a talebearer among your people,
and you shall not stand idly by the blood of your fellow
(Leviticus 19:16). Abraham ibn Ezra links this verses two
clauses slander often leads to murder, he says. If it
does not result in the literal spilling of blood, the unrelenting slander of an individual or a community is character assassination, behavior any decent person would
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What should
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that our
administration
is quite
satisfied with
this current
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it comes to the presidential race, fear of
further strategic giveaways to the Iranians will remain locked in place for as
long as Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie
Sanders (D-Vt.), with their isolationist
platforms, maintain their bids for their
respective parties nominations.
The present activity in Congress is
our best hope of pushing back against
Iran, but it will not undo the nuclear
deal. Nor will it prevent further Iranian
missile tests, or Irans backing for such
monsters as Assad and the Islamist terrorist organization Hezbollah. Given
that, why would Iran conduct itself any
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JOANNE PALMER
t does seem quixotic to be a
nearly 68-year-old lifelong New
Jerseyan with a nearly equally lifelong passion for the (first Boston,
then Milwaukee, and finally thenand-still-now Atlanta) Braves. Not
only has the teams many homes never
included New Jersey, its also a team that
never won until it did, hugely, amazingly,
for 14 (almost) consecutive years and
then hasnt won so much since then.
Dan Schlossberg, who grew up in Passaic and now lives in Fair Lawn, has nourished his passion for the Braves not only
as a fan but later as a sportswriter, able
Dan Schlossberg, left, with former Met Art Shamsky, one
not only to indulge that passion but to be
of baseballs most well-known Jewish players.
paid for it.
He comes by his willingness to follow a
quixotic dream naturally. Mr. Schlossberg, a baseball hisyears later she resisted her familys entreaties
torian, former AP sports correspondent, and the author of
to go back, this time as a tourist. She had ter36 books about baseball, also is the son of the first nativerible memories of going through it for real,
born American to speak Hebrew as his first language, Mr.
her son said.
Schlossberg said. It was his parents passion to make the
Miriam Serban Schlossberg was a nurse,
ancient language live in the modern world.
and Ezra Schlossberg was a physician a
His fathers parents, Shulamit and Meyer Schlossberg,
radiologist who was chief of staff at Beth
both were born in Russia, and both were active particiIsrael in Passaic, a hospital that exists no lonpants in the verbal war that raged between Yiddishists
ger. They met at Lake Waramaug in Connectand Hebraists in the first decades of the 20th century.
icut, they married and lived in the Bronx,
Strong Zionists, ardent disciples of Theodor Herzl, they
and a week after Dan was born they moved
taught their son, Ezra, and then their daughter, Esther,
to Passaic.
Hebrew, and left them to learn English from the outside
Miriam Schlossberg spoke Russian and
world. They were Hebrew school teachers and missionYiddish, but no Hebrew. Ezra Schlossberg
aries, Mr. Schlossberg said. Their mission was to spread
never learned Yiddish. They spoke to each
the gospel of Hebrew; the Hebrew schools they built were
other and to their children in English. But
attached to Conservative shuls.
they remained Zionists.
I was born on May 6, 1948, Mr.
The elder Schlossbergs lived in Chattanooga, TennesSchlossberg said. He almost shares that
see, Sioux City, Iowa, Shaker Heights, Ohio, and Lynne,
birthday with the state of Israel (which
Massachusetts, setting up Hebrew schools as they went.
was born eight days later). And my 13th
Mr. Schlossbergs mother, Miriam Serban, was born in
birthday fell on Shabbat! Those are
Russia; her name was truncated at Ellis Island. That entire
both auspicious things to have happen,
Ellis Island experience was so deeply unpleasant that
28 Jewish standard aPriL 15, 2016
Bobby Cox, right, talking to Dan Schlossberg, was Atlantas manager during its winning streak.
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good training. I was the sports editor for
New Jersey, and also was a radio editor,
he said. I had to write copy every hour
news, not sports and also do the sports.
That was the way it worked then, he said.
Everyone was a general reporter and also
had his or her own specialty. Work shifts
ran all night long and all through the weekend; the less seniority you had, the less
desirable the shifts you got. Mr. Schlossberg, as the new guy, got the least desirable shifts. After three years and much
experience, he left.
After that, Mr. Schlossbergs career
included a stint at the newly established
Bergen County Jewish News, a short-lived
newspaper established by the Jewish federation (which was not yet named the Jewish
Federation of Northern New Jersey and was
structured in a way very different than its
successor agency is today). Mr. Schlossberg
was the papers editor for most of its existence; he left it in 1986 and soon it folded.
Ive been freelance ever since, Mr.
Schlossberg said; since then he has written about baseball and travel.
Why does he love baseball as he does?
Its the easiest sport to understand, he
said. My father often would put it on TV,
turn the sound off, and he would tell me
what was going on in the game. Its also
relatively easy to play, at least if your standards arent too high. You can be any age,
any size, any shape, and you can go out
and play it, Mr. Schlossberg said.
And why has it always been the Braves?
Thats not as easy to answer as why it has
never been the Yankees. Rooting for the
Yankees is sort of rooting for U.S. Steel,
Mr. Schlossberg said. Or like rooting for
General Motors, or for big tobacco. Thats
why the Mets are so lovable. Theyre losers. And any team that plays the Yankees
automatically is the underdog.
Why has there always been a romance
between Jews and baseball? Probably
because they werent good enough to
play any other sport, Mr. Schlossberg
said, blithely pushing aside the many
Jews who have succeeded at other sports
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FAB FOUR QUESTIONS BY DAVID BENKOF
2016Season
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1 With 73-Across, who of the Fab Four
has a stepfather and wife of Jewish
descent?
6 One of two in Tishre
10 Dozen in the priestly breastplate
14 Jon Stewart humor quality
15 Beverly Sills bit
16 Tennis star Nastase who complained
of too many Jews in 1976
17 Not one of the four questions at the
Seder
18 The one at NYCs Kosher Deluxe is
immense
19 Clarks Smallville sweetheart
20 What New York venue did Sid
Bernstein secure for the Fab Four
in 1965?
23 Anti-Semitic type?
27 The name of his Paradiso comes
from Hebrew
28 Part of Eugene Levys SCTV
29 Worker of many miracles in Kings II
34 Velvet finish, for certain yarmulkes
35 Faisal and others
37 Gets ready to empty the gefilte fish
jar
39 Who of the Fab Four married two
Jewish women?
43 Network for Einstein
44 Calendar for September, not Tishre
46 Ends of Yom Kippur and Passover?
49 Where to find soc.culture.jewish
51 Like Jewfro hair
52 Purim seudah, e.g.
54 Dead Sea sectarian
56 What was the nickname for Fab Four
manager Brian Epstein?
61 Glycogen Storage Disease Type ___
(disorder found among Ashkenazi
Jews)
62 Tool used by one of Sheldon
Adelsons croupiers
63 God told him to go to the Land that
I will show you
68 Trust in the Lord with all your heart
and do not___ upon your understanding (Proverbs 3:5)
69 How a menorah might be marked at
a yard sale
70 Beatle___
71 They might just sit and watch at a
seder
72 Jacobs wives each had one
73 See 1-Across
Down
1 Like a brisket before its a brisket
2 Freuds ego
3 Chelsea Mezvinsky, ___ Clinton
4 Sound from the dog that bit the cat
that ate the kid my father bought
for two zuzim
5 Like The Fat Jew
6 1980 film set at a performing arts high
school with the music teacher Mr.
Shorofsky
7 Bay ___ Jewish Healing Center (San
Francisco medical clinic)
8 Mixing linen and wool; and others
9 Like tight tefillin
10 Radner of note
11 Jerrys TV ex
12 The Talmud is known for this kind of
detail
13 Workers aboard the Exodus
21 Kibbutz implement
22 Hellenizes, in a way
23 Sault ___ Marie (unlikely name for
the city where Congregation Beth
Jacob is found)
24 In Israel, its measured in C.
25 Director Kazan
26 Any airing of The Nanny, nowadays
30 Mammon
31 Like the Bnai Moshe of Peru
32 Tiny hint a fish is kosher
33 Sinai start?
36 1972 film directed by Joseph L.
Mankiewicz
38 Sights to behold on Mt. Hermon
40 Letters next to sigmas and alphas on
the outfits of some Jewish frat boys
41 First name behind Night
42 Bubbe meise
45 Pastrami locale?
46 Have the shekels for
47 Mels comic partner Carl
48 How those who say Tefillat HaDerekh
hope to arrive home
50 ___ Hai (famous battle site)
53 Refuses to make aliyah
55 Garment district workers targets
57 Pack for Sheedy and Nelson
58 Not requiring much sechel
59 All Jews, on some level
60 Israeli teens bagrut, e.g.
64 Womans mitzvah?
65 One place to find the Cohen gene
66 ___ France (Entebbe crisis flyer)
67 Desecrate
hen I saw the recent Academy Awardwinning film The Big Short, I was
struck by the sheer genius of the
financiers who devised the schemes
and packaged the loans for resale, but it left me with
unanswered questions about how the properties these
loans represented were moved.
The Big Short was largely about paper transactions, big money, and wealthy investors, and it mildly
touched on the way the actual end-users the home
buyers and brokers played into this scheme.
For every packaged loan transaction, credit default
swap, and synthetic collateralized debt obligation handled by the men in suits, there are actual people and
properties being bet on. The film inescapably raised
questions. How were these properties moved? Who
was on the ground in these risky neighborhoods? And
just how were these transactions put together?
Three Brooklyn-based Israeli real estate brokers,
developers, and property managers were working
deep in the heart of the real estate boom before the big
bust of 2008. They were buying dilapidated properties, renovating them, and then reselling them usually to people who could obtain loans only through
the controversial government-backed programs that
encouraged property ownership even for those who
could not afford it.
Above and below, scenes from The Closer.
What they saw were greedy mortgage brokers, shady
developers, and most likely inept or corrupt appraisers, and they also saw firsthand the deal-making on the
stories of challenges stemming from the then-recent
ground that got these properties sold sales that would
market collapse. As they talked, they realized that they
then yield a risky mortgage to be packaged by the bankers
shared in interest in telling this story to the world. So
on display in The Big Short. It inspired them to write a
they embarked on the ambitious project of developing a compelling story based on some very real experiscreenplay and develop a story to share with the world.
ences they saw, heard about first hand, or learned about
That was the 2015 movie The Closer.
It was only by chance, in 2010, while he was working
through industry peers.
in real estate to finance his passion for film, that former
Now, The Closer evolved and is on the film festival
Israel Defense Forces photographer Eli Hershko met
circuit, launching in Buffalo, N.Y., and Palm Beach, Fla.,
developer Isaac Broyn and his partner Victor Baranes,
then coming to Hawaii and New York City, to name a
a former master engineer in a fighter jet squadron in
few host cities. It is a self-financed film, shot over the
the Israeli Air Force. They were all involved in the same
course of 28 days, pulling favors all over Brooklyn, from
markets in lower-income Brooklyn, so they shared their
the local police and property managers to the bars and
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group on difficult
conversations with Rabbi
Debra Orenstein and
other parents, 10 a.m.
Bagels, coffee, and a
spiritual conversation
about how to respond
meaningfully and from
the soul when a child or
grandchild asks a tough
question. 53 Palisade
Ave. (201) 265-2272 or
www.bisrael.com.
Tuesday
APRIL 19
Healthcare gala: The
Michael Drob
Film in Fort Lee: As
Kerry Wallach
APRIL
19 & 21
Friday
APRIL 15
Shabbat in Fort Lee:
The JCC of Fort Lee/
Congregation Gesher
Shalom holds a prePassover congregational
dinner and musical
service, 6 p.m. Dinner
reservations required.
1449 Anderson Ave.
(201) 947-1735.
Shabbat in Emerson:
Congregation Bnai
Israel hosts its casual
Les Miz Shabbat
service, with traditional
prayers set to the
music of the Broadway
hit Les Miserables,
7:30 p.m. 53 Palisade
Ave. (201) 265-2272 or
www.bisrael.com.
Shabbat in Closter:
Temple Beth El holds
its guest artist Shabbat
service, featuring jazz
vibraphonist Bill Ware,
7:30 p.m., and led by
Rabbi David S. Widzer,
Cantor Rica Timman,
and musical director
James Rensink. 221
Schraalenburgh Road,
Closter. (201) 768-5112.
Shabbat in Wyckoff:
Temple Beth Rishons
adult choir, Kol Rishon,
and its teen choir,
Zemer Rishon, join with
Cantor Ilan Mamber
on guitar, Itay Goren
on piano, Jimmy
Cohen on percussion,
and cantorial intern
Summer GreenwaldGonella for a musical
Pre-Passover service,
7:30 p.m. 585 Russell
Ave. (201) 891-4466 or
www.bethrishon.org.
Shabbat in Wayne:
Temple Beth Tikvah
welcomes special guest,
Ambassador Andrew
J. Young, for the fifth
annual Rabbi Israel S.
Dresner Tikkun Olam
lecture, 8 p.m. 950
Preakness Ave. The shul
also will celebrate Rabbi
Emeritus Dresners 87th
birthday that night.
950 Preakness Ave.
(973) 595-6565 or www.
templebethtikvahnj.org.
Shabbat in Woodcliff
Lake: Temple Emanuel
of the Pascack Valleys
cantor emeritus, Mark
Biddelman, hosts
Shabbat Yachad, Hebrew
prayers set to easy-tosing melodies, 8 p.m.
Free copy of CD at the
shul. 87 Overlook Drive.
(201) 391-0801 or www.
tepv.org.
Shabbat in Teaneck:
Temple Emeth offers
a Shabbat klezmer
service with musicians
from Tsu Fil Duvids
Klezmer Ensemble and
the Temple Emeth Band
with Cantor Ellen Tilem
and Rabbi Steven Sirbu,
Saturday
APRIL 16
Or presents Zachor:
Songs of Memory, a
cantorial concert led by
the shuls Cantor Sarah
Silverberg, accompanied
by special guests from
neighboring synagogues,
7 p.m. Selections in
English, Hebrew, and
Yiddish. 56 Ridgewood
Road. (201) 664-7422 or
www.templebethornj.org.
Sunday
APRIL 17
Blood drive in Franklin
Lakes: Barnert Temple
hosts a blood drive,
8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
747 Route 208 South.
NYBloodCenter.org.
Childrens Passover
program in Jersey City:
Temple Emanu-El of
Bayonne and Cong. Bnai
Jacob hold a chocolate
seder at Bnai Jacob,
10 a.m. 176 West Side
Ave. (201) 435-5725 or
www.bnaijacobjc.org.
Difficult conversations:
Congregation Bnai
Israel in Emerson hosts
a parenting discussion
Music in Washington
Township: Temple Beth
Faithfully feminist in
Teaneck: Rabbi Rebecca
Sirbu discusses the book
Faithfully Feminist:
Jewish, Christian and
Muslim Feminists on
Why We Stay at Temple
Emeths Byachad
breakfast, 10:30 a.m.
Rabbi Sirbu, director
of Rabbis Without
Borders, will discuss her
journey in the rabbinate
and changes she has
observed since her
ordination 16 years ago.
Books available for sale.
1666 Windsor Road.
Breakfast reservations,
(201) 833-1322 or www.
emeth.org.
Theatre presents a
semi-staged reading of
the musical Shlemiel
Crooks, based on
the books Shlemiel
Crooks and Chicken
Bone Man by Anna
Olswanger, at the Fair
Lawn Community Center,
at the intersection of
20th and Kipp streets,
2 p.m. (973) 658-4420,
oldlibrarytheatre.net/
readers-theatre.
Monday
APRIL 18
Wednesday
APRIL 20
Passover in Bayonne:
Chai Caf, a kosher
nutrition site for people
over 60, offers a model
seder led by Rabbi
Jacob Benzaquen
of Temple Emanu-El
Bayonne, 10:45 a.m.
Transportation may be
available upon request.
735 Kennedy Boulevard.
(201) 697-3355.
Friday
APRIL 22
Matzah factory in
Wayne: Rabbi Michel
Gurkov, director of the
Chabad Center of Passaic
County, facilitates an
interactive program,
Kids Celebrate Passover
Early, with a hands-on
model matzah factory,
noon. 194 Ratzer Road.
Chani, (973) 694-6274 or
www.JewishWayne.com.
Jewish Federation of
Northern New Jersey
honors Robert C. Garrett,
president and CEO of
Hackensack University
Health Network, and
Warren Geller, president
and CEO of Englewood
Hospital and Medical
Center, at a healthcare
gala at the Teaneck
Marriott and Glenpointe,
6:30 p.m., 100 Frank W.
Burr Boulevard. Amy,
(201) 820-3911, amyh@
jfnnj.org, or www.jfnnj.
org/healthcaregala.
Chametz burning in
Teaneck: The ninth
annual Big Bread Burn
is at the Jewish Center
of Teaneck, 9:30
11:45 a.m. Co-sponsored
by the JCT with Yeshiva
Heichal HaTorah.
70 Sterling Place.
(201) 833-0515.
Shabbat in Closter:
Rabbi David S. Widzer
and Cantor Rica Timman
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hold a brief pre-seder
Shabbat service, 5 p.m.
221 Schraalenburgh
Road. (201) 768-5112.
Saturday
APRIL 23
Joint Passover Shabbat
in Tenafly: Temple Sinai
welcomes Temple Beth
El of Closter and Temple
Emeth of Teaneck for
a Passover service,
10:30 a.m. 1 Engle St.
(201) 568-3035.
In New York
Tuesday
APRIL 19
Run/walk in Paramus:
APRIL 17
Dennis Ross
Diplomat/author talk:
Yeshiva University hosts
American diplomat and
author Dennis Ross,
who will discuss his
new book, Doomed
to Succeed: The U.S.Israel Relationship from
Truman to Obama,
7:30 p.m. The lecture,
part of the Dr. Marcia
Robbins-Wilf Scholar-inResidence program at
Wednesday
APRIL 20
Seniors meet in
Orangeburg: Singles
65+ of the JCC
Rockland meet for
dinner at Hogans Diner
in Orangeburg, N.Y.,
6 p.m. Individual checks.
Reservations by April 19,
Gene, (845) 356-5525.
MICHAEL LAVES
Sunday
APRIL 24
Contemporary dance
in Mahwah: Eisenhower
Singles
Singles meet in
Caldwell: New Jersey
Sunday
The NJ Sharing Network
holds its annual 5K
Run/Walk at Bergen
Community College.
Registration opens
at 8:30 a.m. The
network is a nonprofit
organization that saves
lives through organ and
tissue donation. www.
njsharingnetwork.org/5k.
before Passover.
A Teaneck fire safety trailer and engine
truck will be on hand, along with fire
department staff, to provide a fire safety
learning experience for young children and
their families. Kosher for Passover chocolate lollipops, donated by Streits Matzoh
Company (a staple of the Amsels backyard
hospitality), will be distributed, along with
junior fire chief hats for the children.
Congregations Beth Aaron, Bnai Yeshurun, Netivot Shalom, Ohr Saadya, Rinat
Yisrael, and other community organizations also sponsor the event.
Chametz for burning should be placed
only in paper bags. The latest time for
burning chametz is 11:45 a.m. For information call (201) 833-0515, ext. 200.
food pantry.
The ride, which starts and ends at the
Jewish Home at Rockleigh, offers 3-, 10-,
25-, 35-, and 50- mile routes, as well as a
1-mile walk. Each rider receives a t-shirt,
breakfast, snacks, drinks, and prizes. All
children will receive medals for completing the ride. Bike jerseys and bib-shorts
are given to riders who raise $1,000 and
$1,800 respectively.
Registration can be completed online
at Ridetofighthunger.com. For information or sponsorship opportunities, call
Jaymie Kerr at (201) 837-9090 or email
her at Jaymiek@jfsbergen.org.
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her age, who liked asking his rabbi tough questions. One
day he asked why crocodiles, which are so ugly and dangerous, live so long, compared to butterflies, which are so
pretty and benign.
I dont know, the rabbi answered. But I do know a
crocodile cant achieve in 1,000 years what a butterfly
achieves in two weeks.
Kala read aloud a letter to her father that ended Bye
Daddy, Ill see you when I die.
In January of this year, Mauricio Macri, the newly
elected president of Argentina, invited the two Nisman
girls to his home to mark the anniversary of their fathers
death. Their mother was abroad, so they went with
Polakoff.
It was the two Macris with Antonia, their 4-year-old
little girl and the three of us, the rabbi said. I read Psalm
23 and El Maleh Rachamim and explained what it meant
to the president.
The presidents office tweeted an image of the gathering
that went viral alongside the message that Macri promised
the Nisman girls there will be justice.
Last month, a Buenos Aires court ruled that the investigation into Nismans death must be handled by a federal
court, under the assumption that the death of Natalio
Alberto Nisman could also be a result of the act of a third
party.
Despite the tragic and tabloid-ready circumstances of
Nismans death, Polakoff said he tries not to see it as anything but a particular familys loss.
When death comes early, is violent and has national
and international significance, it should be indistinguishable from any other, from a rabbis point of view, he said.
Because for the person who has lost a loved one too
early and violently, no matter what other transcendence
the event may have it is the same to me whoever is the
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n 1 Graciela Zeilicovich, Vicki Mulbauer, and Holli Cortez made ice cream sundaes
during Temple Beth Sholom of Fair Lawns Purim celebration. COURTESY TBS
n 2 As part of a unit on kashrut, the Dalet class at Temple Emanuel of the Pascack Valleys religious school, including Michael Kroner, Ryan Kroner, and Jake Feder, pictured,
went shopping for kosher items at the Acme Market in Woodcliff Lake. They will use
the ingredients to cook for an upcoming brunch for friends and family. COURTESY TEPV
n 3 Temple Avodat Shalom in River Edge hosted Politically (in)Correct: The
Purim Spiel to an audience of more than 275 people. COURTESY TAS
n 4 The Friendship Circle of Passaic County hosted a model matzah bakery in Passaic for children with special needs. Rabbi Michel Gurkov of the
Chabad Center of Passaic County is shown with the children. COURTESY FC
n 5 The Glen Rock Jewish Centers Gimel class held a mock wedding so students could
see the traditions and customs associated with a Jewish wedding from up close. A
celebration followed. Here, Rabbi Jennifer Schlosberg joins them. COURTESY GRJC
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include sending promising high school students
to leadership development camp, giving college scholarships, taking students to the United
Nations, and donating dictionaries for third graders in the district. On a global level, the money will
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Meir Panim: Fighting poverty during Passover and all year long
DANIELLE ROSS
The Passover holiday brings with it a sense of cultural pride and an
opportunity to rejoice with family. During this annual celebration,
the Jewish nation unites to commemorate liberation from slavery
in Egypt, to mark the gift of freedom in the Land of Israel, and to
pay tribute to a glorious heritage.
But for the thousands of modern-day Israelis who are held captive by the shackles of poverty and hunger, theres no real cause
for celebration or joy.
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Statistics recently released in the Israel National Insurance Institutes annual poverty report are painfully disheartening: a staggering 1.7 million Israelis, including
almost 800,000 children, live below the poverty line. Too
many parents and children are living in constant hunger,
fear, and pain.
As Israels premier food and social services organization, Meir Panim actively fights the poverty and hunger
crisis in Israel every day.
Meir Panims programs offer lifesaving aid to the poorest members of Israeli society. A wide network of relief
centers across the country supply ongoing crucial services
to families who have nowhere else to turn.
Meir Panim combats poverty not just during holidays
but also year-round, through extensive food distribution
networks and a range of social service programs for both
adults and children. A comprehensive coalition of relief
centers strategically situated across Israel supply lifesaving nourishment and critical services to poor Israelis who
live day-to-day, trying to remain afloat in a sea of despair.
Services include food relief centers, serving 410,000
meals annually in restaurant-style soup kitchens; Meals
on Wheels, delivering 180,000 meals annually to the
homebound, disabled, and elderly; Meals for Children,
distributing 100,000 nourishing hot lunches annually to
children; food shopping cards issued annually to 5,300
families to buy food at grocery stores; and the Israel
Nutrition Center, the only food production and distribution facility in the Middle East capable of serving 30,000
meals each day.
These services regularly are hailed as being comprehensive and inclusive. But when Passover arrives, Meir
Panims bustling operations kick into overdrive.
In addition to distributing hundreds of boxes filled with
matzah, fish, chicken, vegetables, and other Passover
essentials, Meir Panim oversees many other auxiliary
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that became an integral part of Israeli culture. Many generations have acquired the
basics of the English, Hebrew, and Arabic
languages, and basic concepts of Judaism,
thanks to the innovation and accessibility
Estelle brought to educational programming. She has touched the lives of millions
of young people and adults, and contributed to the education of Israelis as well as
the creation of a culture of values of
Israeli
society. Friedmans work was born out of a
Zionist sense of duty to provide new skills
and learning tools for students in Israel. She
made aliyah in 1964 from the U.S.
Lifetime Achievement Award: Moshe
Arens entered the political arena in 1973,
when he was elected to the Knesset on the
Likud party list. He served as foreign minister, defense minister, and as the Israeli
ambassador to the U.S. The author of two
books, Arens currently writes a column for
Haaretz newspaper and serves as chairman
of the board of governors of Ariel University. He enlisted in 1944 for two years in the
U.S. Armys Engineers Corps and then completed a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
from MIT. He managed various aircraft and
missile development projects, for which
he was awarded the Israel Defense Prize in
1971. He made aliyah in 1948 from the U.S.
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