July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780

Founded in 1866 Publication No. 8180 • Vol. 94 • Issue No. 6

Our mission is to ensure the flourishing of Jewish life through educational, social and Conservative religious experiences in a warm and dynamic community. Tidings RED, WHITE & BLUE

PJulyA 5 | R11:00A amD-NoEon Social distancing and safety is our top priority, so we ask that you stay in your cars. Open to the entire congregation; RSVP encouraged: [email protected].

Drive through our B'nai Jeshurun parking lot as we celebrate July 4th weekend together. Make signs, decorate your cars, but more importantly, reconnect at a social distance.

Clergy & staff will be on site waving "Hello"

Everyone will receive a special treat for the holiday

(All cars should enter at the Fairmount/ Brainard entrance at the stop light. You will be directed where to go and then exit through the drive to Fairmount Rd.)

Chalk Art Festival Thru July 2 We’ll provide the chalk! You provide your best artistic creativity! Use your colorful creativity to decorate the sidewalks around our synagogue. Everyone participating will be responsible for decorating one square. Sign up for your time slot and learn more: https://www.bnaijeshurun.org/chalk.

27501 Fairmount Boulevard • Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124 • TEL: 216-831-6555 • FAX: 216-831-4599 • EMAIL: [email protected] • WEBSITE: www.bnaijeshurun.org Beineinu - Between Us “If you believe it is possible to break, then Candle Lighting believe it is possible to repair.” These words, July 3...... 8:45 pm taught by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, carry great July 10...... 8:42 pm significance for me this year as we approach the High Holy Days. It seems there is a lot in our July 17...... 8:38 pm world and our lives that is broken. It is at times July 24...... 8:33 pm like these that we need our High Holy Days July 31...... 8:26 pm season most. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur come along to remind us that change is possible. No matter what we have Torah Portions done wrong individually or as a society, there is always the July 4...... Chukat-Balak ability to repair. Through introspection and examination of our July 11...... Pinchas thought, speech and deeds, we can confront our failings and July 18...... Matot-Masei transform ourselves. The shofar blasts call us to that reckoning, July 25 ...... Devarim/Shabbat Chazon while imploring God to forgive us and allow us to start our lives anew. God, in turn, stands ready to lovingly receive us. Daily Service Schedule But what happens when the High Holy Days themselves are The building is closed and services are being led impacted by the crises we face? In this time of pandemic, is by clergy virtually. Please join us via live stream at our ability to observe the holidays so broken they cannot help www.bnaijeshurun.org/streaming or Zoom in via us heal? I cannot tell you as of this writing what the High Holy phone at (929) 205-6099 (Meeting IDs: Weekday Days will look like; I know they will be different. What I can tell mornings 413 413 630; Evenings 200 230 834; you is that – whatever form they take – they will be a shared Sunday mornings 298 657 543) or computer at: community experience that will move us to seek the repair we need to heal ourselves, our relationships and our world in the https://cutt.ly/bjcSundayMorningMinyan8am coming year. We will still be transported by Cantor Shifman’s https://cutt.ly/bjcMorningMinyanM-F715am beautiful voice. The sermons and teaching will still comfort, challenge and inspire you. We will still cry together as we sing https://cutt.ly/bjcWeekdayAfternoonMinyan6pm “On Rosh Hashanah it is written and on Yom Kippur it is sealed…” Friday evening service: We will still feel the urgency of the shofar blasts calling us to https://cutt.ly/bjcFriday7pm, repentance. We will still conclude Ne’ilah at the end of the fast Meeting ID #843 828 395. imbued with both commitment to work for a better future and hope in its fulfillment. Shabbat morning service: https://cutt.ly/bjcShabbatAndFestivals9am, “If you believe it is possible to break, then believe it is possible Meeting ID #750 690 071. to repair.” These holidays may be different, yet in their own way Shabbat afternoon service: they will be the best ever. Believe it. And believe in your own https://cutt.ly/Saturday-Festival-Day-6-pm, ability to rise up to the many challenges you face. God promises Meeting ID #932 5191 4283 us we can. All we have to do is try. Service Times: Rabbi Stephen Weiss Mondays - Thursdays: 7:15 am, 6:00 pm Fridays: 7:15 am, 7:00 pm Saturdays: 9:00 am, 6:00 pm Tisha B’Av - Fast of the Ninth Day of Av Sundays, 8:00 am, 6:00 pm Wednesday, July 29 When we return to in-person services, Friday 6:00 pm No minyan service evenings will be held outdoors, weather 8:30 pm Mincha, Ma’ariv, Reading of Lamentations permitting. 8:46 pm Fast begins

Thursday, July 30 Welcome to our New Members 7:15 am Minyan – no tallit or tefillin Please give a warm welcome to our new members 6:00 pm Mincha – with tallit and tefillin as you “meet” them in services and “see” them at 9:17 pm Fast ends programming. Zoom in or live stream using the regular minyan links listed to Michelle Gavens & Brian Margolis, the right. Jacob, Samuel and Deborah Margolis

2 July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 [email protected] President’s Message Cantor’s Corner Over the last few months, while some This month, we will commemorate the synagogues have been unable to destruction of both holy temples. There is function, our clergy and staff have a three-week period starting with a minor made sure we’ve hardly missed a fast. The fast is called the 17th of Tammuz, beat. We have begun to offer a wide which begins the downfall of Jerusalem. variety of online programming, and the The outer walls were destroyed, leading number of congregants who tune in to to the destruction of the temple itself. The our zoomed and streamed services has significantly three weeks begins a mourning period, which intensifies increased. However, with all we’ve accomplished and in mourning as one nears the actual destruction of the all the programs we continue to plan, the future is still temple. No weddings, haircuts or celebrations take place. largely unknown. What we do know is that we need The last nine days we abstain from meat, swimming, and our synagogue, our faith, our community and our try to avoid trips. The destruction took place on the 9th of clergy more than ever. The Pew Forum on Religion Av. We commemorate this with a 24-hour fast. No leather found that with 91% of houses of worship closed in is worn. Tallit and tefillin are not worn in the morning April, there was still a 25% increase in faith during the service. No greeting of one another or intimate relations. pandemic. Gallup reported that 28% more people are Both temples were destroyed on this day, as well as other praying now than they did before. And a new survey calamities that happened. of young people ages 18-25 by Springtide Research Institute found that 35% increased their faith, nearly Besides the destruction of the temples, what makes 46% have started new religious practices and 43% Jerusalem so special? According to tradition, all creation have participated in at least one religious service began with Jerusalem. The epicenter is Mount Moriah, online. Based on those numbers, B’nai Jeshurun must the actual site of the temples. This was also where Isaac not only survive this crisis but emerge even stronger was almost sacrificed. Jacob had his famous dream of and offering more for all ages. angels going up and down the ladder in the same spot. The Western Wall signifies the remembrance of the I believe that most of our congregants realize the holiest of sites. Even though the temple was destroyed, value in all we’ve been doing before and during the desecrated area still maintains holiness. The temple the pandemic, and we hope we can count on your continued support as our fiscal year starts anew with (continued on page 8) the 2020-2021 membership renewal notices going out. Realizing that this crisis has financially hurt some of our congregants, your financial support is more important Shabbat Rocks! than ever, and we greatly appreciate those who have Fridays, July 17 and August 21 • 7 pm already stepped up to help during this challenging As of now, these will be live streamed and Zoomed time. We’ve also asked the budget committee to services. Stay tuned to the weeky e-blasts and website prepare several budgets with different levels of cuts in for updates. We hope to be outside with a full band! expenses. Enjoy a wonderful evening I want to offer my appreciation to our staff, our clergy with some of today’s most and all of you. We are a community, and we will get upbeat Jewish music. You will through this together, perhaps a little worse for wear, find yourself tapping your toes, but we will get through it. And, in the end, whenever clapping your hands and dancing that is, my hope is that we will be a stronger community to contemporary melodies. for it. With all of your support, we can get there. Multiple musical genres are woven through the service, Gena Cohen highlighting text from each of the Psalms, which creates an energizing and engaging service. A special prayer book offers Hebrew, transliteration and English to make this service user friendly. Download it at https://images.shulcloud.com/13617/uploads/Shabbat/ shabbatrockssiddur.pdf. Listen to and download tracks 27091 Chagrin Blvd. • Village Square from our website. Cleveland, OH 44122 216-464-3838 This season has been generously underwritten by Fax: 216-464-1622 440.442.0777 The Jan & Ron Moskowitz Family, 10% Off Entire Check www.miklusflorist.com (with this ad • Not valid with any other offers) Phyllis & Sidney Reisman and Jocelyn & Peter Saltz. www.bnaijeshurun.org July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 3 Education & Youth This month, we conclude the fourth book in the Torah, as Bat Mitzvah the Israelites wandering in Eva Kate Golub the wilderness approach the Shabbat morning, July 4 Promised Land. The tribes of Eva attends Hawken School and lives in Reuven and Gad see that the land Beachwood. She enjoys swimming and art. She they arrive at prior to crossing the is the daughter of Leah & Joshua Golub, sister of Jordan River into Israel is perfect for raising cattle, Aiden Golub and granddaughter of Aviva & Joel and they ask Moses if they can settle there. On Margolies and Eilene & Larry Golub. Eva is also one level, the request seems fair, since this is the the granddaughter of the late Diane Berger. land that would best serve these two tribes. But in settling down there, the tribes of Reuben and Gad would be circumventing the challenges that Virtual Youth Service awaited in conquering the land of Israel. Perhaps Saturdays, July 11 & 25 • 11 am they felt they could stand in solidarity with the rest of the Israelites from a distance, while letting the Everyone is invited to Zoom in at https://zoom.us/j/486237183, other tribes doing the work necessary to settle the Meeting ID: 486237183. There are many opportunities for our Pre-K Canaan. through 12th grade students to learn virtually. If you have any questions, contact Rabbi Josh. Moses, however, challenges Reuben and Gad: “Shall your brothers go to war while you sit here?” Future dates: August 8 & 22. (Num. 32:6). The message is clear, how can you forsake your community when they need you? And so Gad and Reuben make the offer to Moses, that while they will ultimately settle down on the east bank of the Jordan, they will join the rest of Kindness Camp Israel in battle until the entire land is conquered. Weekdays, July 6 – 31 • 10 am Only then does Moses permit them to settle BJC’s Kinder Shabbat is collaborating with outside the land. other area organizations to bring young We are all sometimes placed in the position of families private Zoom sessions. Meet and the tribes of Reuben and Gad. While we stand in learn from representatives from Maltz solidarity, whether with Israel, communities in Museum/jHUB (Mondays), Hale Farm & need around the country and the world or with the Village (Tuesdays), Pro Football Hall of problems plaguing people right here in Cleveland, Fame (Wednesdays), (SAFY) (Thursdays), it is all too easy to let others do the most difficult and PJ Library with BJC (Fridays - as part work. We must remember there is much we can of Kinder Shabbat). Each week will have a different theme. Free! do, even when a pandemic makes it impossible A login link will be provided after registration; register at to be on the front lines in person. Whether by http://www.maltzmuseum.org/kindness. donating to worthy causes, volunteering, combating biases and prejudice or in any other fashion, the Yes, Subaru! tribes of Reuben and Gad demonstrate to us that For all your Custom Window Treatments 2019 Subaru solidarity requires action. 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4 July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 [email protected] From Our Affiliates Men’s Club Happy Hour Cooking in the Kitchen with Murray Tuesdays • 5 pm Thursdays, July 2 & 16 • 7 pm Join us each week as Join Murray Berkowitz for weekly cooking fun. we discuss a variety of Read the recipes in advance so you can have all topics. Open to everyone the ingredients set up and ready. See our weekly and drinks are optional. e-blasts and website for the recipes. Zoom in Look for weekly topics in https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86468670994, our e-blasts and on our Meeting ID: 8646 8670 994. View past recipes at website. We look forward to seeing you! Zoom in at https://www.bnaijeshurun.org/cooking-with- https://zoom.us/j/98877472739, Meeting ID murray. 988 7747 2739. If you’re interested in leading a discussion or have ideas for a future topic, please contact Looking for Some Good Reading? Mitch Lauer ([email protected]). Our library has many good books that we can arrange for you to borrow. Books can be dropped off on your doorstep or picked up at the synagogue. Books are clean and have not been touched Sisterhood Book Discussion by others and will be placed in a plastic bag. When books are Wednesday, July 15 • 7:30 pm returned, we do not recirculate them for 14 days. You can borrow books with confidence from our libraries during this time. We will discuss The Library Book by Susan Use our online catalog to browse our collection: Orlean. All are invited to participate by Zoom https://www.bnaijeshurun.org/learn-with-us-libraries. at https://zoom.us/j/91870271592, Meeting ID: 91870271592. Next up: August 19 - Naamah Questions? Contact our librarian, Dr. Rafi Simon at (216) 337-6490. by Sarah Blake. We want you to enjoy some healthy reading from our libraries! MEMORIAL BOOKLET • YOM KIPPUR 5781 Our annual Memorial Booklet for the coming High Holy Days will offer everyone the opportunity to memorialize loved ones at a cost of only $18 per loved one’s name. The book will be distributed at each of the four Yizkor services during the year. Please PRINT names on the tear slip below as you wish them to appear and send it, along with your check to: Dr. Paula Schaffer-Polakof, 2623 Butterwing Rd., Pepper Pike, OH 44124. The deadline for submission of names is Sunday, August 16, 2020. Refer questions to Dr. Paula Schaffer-Polakof at 216-469-9688. This special addition to our annual Memorial Booklet is a project of B’nai Jeshurun Sisterhood. Include the following names in the Memorial Booklet for Yom Kippur 5781. Please print clearly. ______

remembered by (the book will be alphabetized by Last Name of the Contact person) ______Enclosed is my check payable to B’nai Jeshurun Sisterhood in the amount of $ ______($18 per loved one’s name) Contact Person’s name ______Phone ______

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Bible Study with Susan Wyner Starbucks Bread & Torah Tuesdays at 10:30 am with rotating teachers Join in for a close reading of the Torah as we make our way Saturdays at 9 am through our most central text. We are currently studying Gain fresh insights into the Torah, and study with great the book of Deuteronomy. https://zoom.us/j/864643841. teachers! https://zoom.us/j/979212512.

The Riches of Jewish Text with Rabbi Josh Foster Tuesdays at 4 pm (no class July 7) Explore key passages, discussions and stories in the Talmud and the corpus of Jewish literature. FULL SERVICE CATERING https://zoom.us/j/98382451776. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

The How & Why of Jewish Rituals with Cantor Aaron Shifman Shabbat Dinners | B’nai Mitzvah | Brit Milah Tuesdays at 6:15 pm Shiva Platters | Weddings | Kiddush & Oneg We will discuss kaddish, mikvah, tallit and tzizit, brit milah, Shabbat and havdallah and more using Medrashim and Talmudic resources. https://zoom.us/j/524068297.

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6 July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 [email protected] Yasher Koach to our Grads! Sam Kay Adam Redlich The Ohio State University, Northwestern University, Bachelor of Ph.D. in Geography Science (with honors) in applied math- Sam will be a visiting Assistant Professor in ematics and a minor in computer science Geography at the University of Minnesota Adam will work for a proprietary trading - Duluth, for 2020 - 2021 firm as a derivatives trader in NYC Parents: Abraham & the late Bonnie Kay Parents: Lisa & Robert Redlich Kevin Rosenthal Ethan Abraham Duke University, Master of Science in Solon High School; University of Michigan Engineering, focused on medical devices. - Ross Business School Kevin is an R&D Engineer at Synaptic Parents: Lori & Brian Abraham Medical Parents: Marcy & Edward Rosenthal Noah Baerson Ohio University, Abby Berns Bachelor of Sports Management Hawken School; Washington University Parents: Marne & Ron Baerson Parents: Patti & Jonathan Berns

Isaac Bykhovsky Seth Gelwasser Northwestern University, Bachelor of Solon High School; Cuyahoga Community Science in Industrial Engineering and a College - Nursing minor in Historical Studies. Isaac is an Parents: Robyn & David Gelwasser Analyst in Economic Consulting in Chicago Parents: Sophie & Gennadi Bykhovsky Aaron Dobres The Ohio State University, Bachelor of Aidan Gross Science in Business Administration Solon High School; Miami University - Aaron will continue at OSU in their Masters Sports Management of Accounting program Parents: Sheri & David Gross Parents: Wendy & Dan Dobres Michala Peltz Michigan State University, Ryan Rosenfeld Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) Beachwood High School; University of Michala will pursue a career in the Cincinnati - Mechanical Engineering performing arts Parents: Barbara & Arthur Rosenfeld Parents: Jamie & Daniel Peltz Eric Phythyon Penn State University, Shreyers Honors Lucila Thal College and Paterno Fellow, double major Beachwood High School; The Ohio State in Labor and Employee Relations and University Business School Political Science Parents: Ximena Pardo & Sergio Thal Eric will study sports agency in law school Parents: Eve & Craig Phythyon Classic Memorials Benjamin Wyant MONUMENTS University School, 216.321.6740 Northeastern University in Boston Because everyone deserves to be remembered. Parents: Adina Gwartzman & Neil Wyant • Granite & Bronze Monuments • Nationally Recognized Artist • Duplication of Existing Headstones • Professional Headstone Cleaning & Restoring www.classicmemorialsinc.com 14025 Cedar Rd. Cleveland OH 44118 www.bnaijeshurun.org July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 7 Grads! Continued Jules Bromberg Ballard Brady Middle School; Orange High Beginning Israeli Dancing School with Stuart Meyer Parents: Jodi & Seth Bromberg Wednesdays • 6 pm (no class July 29) An Israeli dance class for first timers! If you have an interest in learning Leila Claypool folk dances, new and old, join us. Mandel JDS; Orange High School No dance experience necessary. Rifka Claypool and Matthew Claypool Just make a little space to dance safely in your own home. Zoom in at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2163304400, Meeting ID: 216 330 4400. Gabe Feinberg Brady Middle School; Orange High School Parents: Michelle & Sam Feinberg Celebrate a Loved One by Dedicating a Paver in the Linden Family Courtyard Orders placed by August 15 will be dedicated on the first night of Sukkot prior to the Friday evening service on Noah Greenberg October 2. The dedication will take place in the Linden Ratner Middle School; Hawken Upper Family Courtyard. Courtyard pavers provide a lasting way School to: Parents: Cheryl & Stephen Greenberg - Honor a family member or friend - Pay tribute to a loved one - Recognize a special event, wedding, Maya Marderstein b’nai mitzvah or milestone birthday Laurel School Parents: Cari & Eric Marderstein Pavers are $180 (8x8), $360 (8x16) and $720 (16x16). For more information, contact Lorna Siegal or visit our website.

Ari Rudin-Luria Hawken Middle School; Hawken Mastery School for High School Cantor’s Corner (continued from page 3) Erika & Rabbi Hal Rudin-Luria in its glory was a place of pilgrimage three times a year. G-d’s holiness was most felt in this area. Even though we believe G-d’s presence is everywhere, it was especially Abby Siff evident here. The site embodies tears, prayers and hopes Solon Middle School; Solon High School to connect with G-d. We still pray in the Diaspora, facing Parents: Robin & Jonathan Siff toward Jerusalem, for this reason. The area is not just a historical asset, but the very core of our Jewish roots. This is why we always end the Passover seder with the text, “Next year in Jerusalem”. Part of the word “Yerushalayim” means Shalem – complete. We are incomplete and, as such, always recognize this in a Development Corporation for Israel wedding by breaking a cup. In order for us to have true Israel Bonds S peedy P rinting 23240 Chagrin Blvd. celebration again, Jerusalem needs to be restored to its Suite 810 Proud Printer of glory. Until then, we need to be cognizant of what this Beachwood, OH 216-454-0180 Tidings Newsletter gaping hole represents. May we all witness Jerusalem 800-752-5667 3681 Green Road, #202 • Beachwood, Ohio 44122 in its rebuilding and be worthy to worship G-d in an

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8 July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 [email protected] Received as of May 15, 2020 DonationsTribute and memorial donations received between April 8, 2020 throgh May 15, 2020 total $11,495. To better manage administrative expenses, it is requested that contributions be at least $10 or more each. Thank you for helping us reduce the synagogue’s cost, which increases the actual value of your gifts. ABRAHAM-GRUENSPAN BETH AM ENRICHMENT CANTOR’S MUSIC FUND HARVEY A. & HARRIET HIGH HOLY DAY CHOIR FUND In Honor of: D. FREIMAN EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND In Memory of: Speedy recovery to Myron ENRICHMENT FUND In Honor of: Lois Teitelman by Faith & Charna and the birth of In Memory of: Bar Mitzvah of Jacob Dean Eisenberg. Esme Poppy Schultz by Joan Dorothy Dorfman by Harriet Wolinsky by Harriet & Alan Peters…Cantor Aaron & Harvey Freiman. 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EDUCATIONAL FUND Loeb by Eunice Benchell… Mitchell Frankel…Harriet In Memory of: In Memory of: Milestone annivesaries of Rubin by the Gilmores… Lindsey Cohen by Nancy & Irving Sonny Bain by Jennifer & Neil Tramer and Sylvia Jacobson and Bob Bain…Rhoada Cohen by Kenneth Bain. Lorin & Alan Gottlieb by Candy Ann Jacobson by Faith & Dean Eisenberg, Linda Eunice Benchell. Philip Jacobson…Barbara & Stuart Schulhof, Laura & PHIL HERSH MEMORIAL In Memory of: Rosenblum by Lawrence Philip Balas and Nicki & Gabe KITCHEN FUND Rob Spira by Eunice Cohen…Isadore Orloff Adler. In Memory of: Benchell. by David Orloff…Lynn Rob Spira by Gilda & Richard Wasserman by Betsy Greene Katz. & Nelson Pole and Susan Warshay & Jay Ross. www.bnaijeshurun.org July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 9 ISRAEL SCHOLARSHIP Harriet Rubin and Lynn Rosenberg Mann & Gary & Jeffrey Gilbert, Julie & Jeff FUND Wasserman by Barbara & Mann, Eveline & Ilan Wexler Stein and the Rosh Chodesh In Memory of: Michael Linden. and Hahn Loeser Parks. Group…Lynn Wasserman Meyer Kohn by Cheryl & by Abbie & Steve Sender and Jeffrey Mills. 2019 MAHAR NATHAN AND LENORE the Rosh Chodesh Group… In Honor of: OSCAR EDUCATION FUND Matthew Isakowitz by Vera JACK JACOBSON AND BELLE Zoom Minyan by Bob Bain. In Memory of: Isakowitz… Lawrence Levy WINOGRAD MEMORIAL Bernice Greenwold by by Karen & Dale Levy…The LIBRARY FUND MILDRED ROSE AND Lenore Oscar. Laderman & Perry Families In Memory of: GEORGE MANDEL by Cecile Laderman…Irving Carole Kanefsky, Joan EDUCATION FUND PAYNER-BESUNDER FAMILY Richards by The Richards Whitehill, Helen Zimm, In Memory of: FUND Family…Hortense Tesmer Lynn Wasserman, Rose Morris Leibowitz by Mildred In Memory of: by Lois & William Faren… Markowitz, Dorothy Mandel. Beverly Galun and Harry Gary Spector by Pam & Dorfman, Harriet Rubin, Litt by Estelle Payner. Sandy Besunder and Donna & Robert Spira, Ric Carr, Lee MAZON HUNGER FUND Howard Sperber. Freedman, Paul Vishny In Honor of: BERNARD POTASH and Gary Spector by Cathy Randall and Lorin MEMORIAL FUND LILLIAN AND HARVEY B’nai Jeshurun Fellowship & Alan Gottlieb by Linda In Memory of: PHILIP ROSENSTEIN BOOK Committee. Siegan. Lynn Wasserman by Loree & FUND In Memory of: Steve Potash. In Memory of: JODY AND LAURA KATZNER Joan Whitehill, Dorothy Mollie Shapiro, Karen FAMILY FUND Siegan, Elaine Sherman, PRAYERBOOK FUND Grodin and Gary Spector by In Memory of: Lynn Wasserman and In Memory of: Helen & Paul Wolf. Gary Spector by Harriet Robert Spira by Linda Eva Adler by Lauren Feiglin. Rosenberg Mann & Gary Siegan…Helen Brodsky by RABBI RUDOLPH M. Mann, Faith & Dean Faith & Dean Eisenberg… RABBIS’ DISCRETIONARY ROSENTHAL MEMORIAL Eisenberg, Vicki & Barry Long, Paul Vishny by Anita FUNDS FUND Idelle Wolf, Ronna & Robert Rosenbaum …Rob Spira by In Honor of: In Memory of: Zelwin, Amanda & Kenny Gloria & David Kahan and Rabbi Stephen Weiss, Rabbi Max Cohen by Susannah Kurland, Jill & Jeff Zimon and Caren & Harry Lever. Josh Foster and Rabbi Hal Cohen. Susan Warshay & Jay Ross. Rudin-Luria by the family MINYAN EXCHANGE of Lois Teitelman… Birthday ROSENZWEIG SINGER SAM AND DOROTHY KOHN In Memory of: of Rabbi Hal Rudin-Luria SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOUNDATION David Rosenbaum by Anita by Stacy & Ben Altose and In Memory of: In Memory of: Rosenbaum. Murray & Connie Altose… Benjamin Singer by Alta & Jerome Kohn and Meyer Rabbi Stephen Weiss and Arnold Rosenzweig. Kohn by Elaine Kohn. MOSKOWITZ ENDOWMENT Rabbi Hal Rudin-Luria for FUND FOR OPERATIONS their support during the JONATHAN ROTH TORAH SANFORD AND GLORIA In Memory of: pandemic by Arda Golden, FUND KURLAND EARLY Rob Spira by Ron & Jan Barbara & Robert Leeson In Memory of: CHILDHOOD FUND Moskowitz Families. and Richard Friedman… Lynn Wasserman by Wendi In Honor of: Virtual Learning by Judith & Bobby Shapiro…Marjorie Birth of Marc Milgrom by LEO AND SALLY MOSS Friedman…Rabbi Stephen Moss by Linda & Stuart Harriet Rosenberg Mann & LIBRARY FUND Weiss for second seder by Schulhof. Gary Mann…Tot Shabbat In Memory of: Carole & Alan Koster and and Chuck Fink by Ianina & Jerry Hachman and Jerry Judith Friedman. ROTHSCHILD Hod Dana. Price by Marcia & Sonny In Memory of: FAMILY HOLOCAUST In Memory of: Moss. Mildred Diamond by Joann REMEMBRANCE FUND Mother-in-law of Rabbi London…Estelle Rosenberg In Honor of: Sukol by Amanda & Kenny BRENDA ZIMM OSCAR by Harriet Rosenberg Mann 90th birthday of Gerald Kurland. MEMORIAL LECTURE FUND & Gary Mann…Margo Rothschild by Linda In Memory of: White by Vera Isakowitz… Rothschild. LINDEN FAMILY Helen Zimm by Susannah Rose Markowitz by Idelle CEREMONIAL COURTYARD Cohen, Denise & Lee Farkas, Wolf…Rob Spira by Abbie RUTSKY FAMILY FUND Hedy & Michael Milgrom, & Steve Sender, Barbara & EDUCATION FUND In Memory of: Eunice Benchell, Harriet Robert Leeson, Kathy & Marty In Memory of: Gary Spector, Carole Goldsmith, Jill Barson Gilbert Lynn Wasserman by Sondra Kanefsky, Paul Vishny, & Richard Martin.

10 July 2020 Tammuz/Av 5780 [email protected] JOEL SCHWARZ MEMORIAL WIKAS FAMILY INCLUSION Zimon, Diane Weiss, IN MEMORY OF CHESED FUND FUND Bernice Gottlieb, Robert LYNN WASSERMAN In Honor of: In Honor of: Spira, Evette Yedid, Sarah By: Nicki & Gabe Adler, Shabbat dinner and food Birthday of Dale Nash by Kay, Avery Cohen, Lynn Stevie & Mel Jacobs, Ronna sent by Mildred Mandel. Margo Lipps. Wasserman and Rabbi & Robert Zelwin, Friends of In Memory Of: Michael Hecht by Theresa & Lynn Wasserman, Marsha Joel Schwarz by Rachel YOUTH COMMISSION Robert Zimmerman…Rob Pinson, Marci & Richard Sevel, Schwarz…Yahrzeit by FOUNDATION Spira by Peggy & Jeff Leeson. Hedy & Michael Milgrom, Zehava & Steve Galun…Rob In Memory of: Irene & Harvey Bernstein. Spira by Sonya Shultz, Karen Rob Spira and Lynn IN MEMORY OF & Dale Nash and Jean & Rabbi Wasserman by Debbie & Avi ROBERT SPIRA IN MEMORY OF Alan Lettofsky…Paul Vishny Weiss. By: Anonymous, Amy & JOAN WHITEHILL by Susan Warshay & Jay Stephen Hoffman, Sondra By: Amanda & Kenny Ross…Lynn Wasserman by IDA AND SAM ZELWIN & Richard Martin, Susannah Kurland and Gloria Kurland. Ruth Dobres. FAMILY FUND Cohen, Rochelle & Richard In Honor of: Kaplow, Hedy & Michael TIDINGS SILVER/ROTHMAN STAFF Milestone birthday of Robert Milgrom, Harriet Rosenberg Vol 94, No. 6 • July 2020 APPRECIATION FUND Zelwin by Judy & Marc Mann & Gary Mann, Betsy In Memory of: Freedman and Paula & Danny Greene & Nelson Pole, Joan Tammuz/Az 5780 Robert Spira by Bernice Herman. & Maury Greenstein, Priscilla (ISSN 2327-2341) Rothman. In Memory of: & Scott Dann, Tena Rosner, is published monthly Connie Zucker by Ronna & Doris & Pete Copeland, except January by KAREN AND LEONARD Robert Zelwin. Donna & Howard Sperber, STEIGER FUND Sylvia & Ron Abrams and B’nai Jeshurun Congregation In Honor of: ZIMON FAMILY Sandra & Robert Berkowitz. 27501 Fairmount Blvd. Birthday of Nedra Rotsky by EDUCATIONAL FUND Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Karen & Len Steiger. IN MEMORY OF In Memory of: Periodicals postage at In Memory of: Richard Zimon by Donna LOIS TEITELMAN Cleveland, OH. Rob Spira and Gary Spector & Howard Sperber…Paul By: Judy & Alan Riga, by Karen & Len Steiger. Vishny by Jill & Jeffrey Susannah Cohen, Amanda POSTMASTER: Zimon…Richard Zimon by & Kenny Kurland, Janet Send address changes to: VIDEO STREAMING Sue & Vic Amster. & Craig Hoffman, Hedy & SERVICES Michael Milgrom, Kerry & TIDINGS In Honor of: ZOOM DONATIONS Daryl Kertesz, Linda & Stuart 27501 Fairmount Blvd. Live streaming of Passover In Honor of: Schulhof, Linda Miller and Pepper Pike, OH 44124 yizkor by Esther & Mark Rabbi Stephen Weiss by Irene & Harvey Bernstein. Mildner…Streaming Ellen Markowitz. services by Ellen & Howard In Memory of: CARES Act Baum and Melvyn Haas. Lynn Arroyo by Catherine In Memory of: Catino…Rose Markowitz, The new CARES (Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Rose Rosner by Judith Richard Bluestone, Richard Security) Act provided a few key provisions for your Friedman. charitable goals: 1. Required minimum distributions (RMD) from Thank you to our May and June retirement accounts are temporarily suspended for kiddush, oneg and flower sponsors: the 2020 tax year. But, if you are 70 ½ or older you may still be able to make a tax free gift to us from Shavuot: Ronna & Robert Zelwin and Zehava & Steve your IRA. Galun sponsored the flowers in memory of their parents, 2. An available charitable deduction of up to $300 Beverly & Samuel Galun. ($600 for married couples) may be available if you take the standard deduction. June 6: Terri Morris & Tony Rozman sponsored the flowers 3. 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We’ll Get Through This Together! B’nai Jeshurun Congregation has focused on becoming a virtual place of worship and learning by offering streamed services as well as Zoom classes and Zoom social gatherings in response to the Coronavirus. If the COVID-19 outbreak has made it difficult for you to get the meals you need, B’nai Jeshurun’s Chesed committee will assist by delivering kosher meals to you. From check-in phone calls to Zoom classes and streamed services, to the delivery of kosher meals, your synagogue is there to help you through this difficult time. If you need assistance, please call or email Rabbi Rudin-Luria so we can get you the help you need.

Ways to Help: 1. If you would like to support the important work being done by the Chesed committee, please consider making a donation through the synagogue’s website or by mail earmarked for the Joel Schwarz Memorial Chesed Fund. If you would like to help in other ways, please contact Rabbi Rudin-Luria. 2. If you enjoy the Zoom classes and streamed services and would like to help offset the synagogue’s increased technology costs, please contact Lorna Siegal to make a synagogue donation toward B’nai Jeshurun Congregation’s Zoom and streaming efforts or to discuss other ways to help.

We’ll get through this together. Thank you for your support. Tree of Life In Memoriam z We note with sorrow the passing of Ma al Tov to • Sandy & Mike Meckler on the birth HENRY JACOBSON of a son, Samuel Aaron Meckler. Father of Carol Feltoon Grandparents are Paula & Stanley *MARVIN KLEIN Meckler. Meckler Taxer Husband of Renee Klein • Rachel & Yaacov Taxer on the birth GISELLE KUPAY of a granddaughter, Eliana Miriam Grandmother of Meyer, Abraham and Taxer. Jacob Zimerman STANLEY MARDERSTEIN • Terry & Moris Amon on the birth Father of Eric Marderstein of a granddaughter, Vivian Golden Amon Sass Amon. ANNE MARKOWITZ Mother of Sanford Markowitz • Michele & Harvey Sass on the birth of a grandson, Leo Uriel Sass. *NORMAN MILLSTEIN Husband of Leslie Millstein • Grace & Marc Brower on the birth of Father of Jodi Gottlieb and Teri Koslen a granddaughter, Elliana Toaz. *BEVERLY SCHLESSINGER • Salli & Alan Rutsky on the birth of a Zandman Stahm & Silver Mother of Wendy Charna great-granddaughter, Hannah Anne Zandman. and Marc Schlessinger Aunt of Alan Lipp • Marcy Stahm on the engagement of her son, *BURNICE SHAW Matthew, to Lindsay Silver. *BEN ZIDE • Berinthia & Mark LeVine on the engagement of * B’nai Jeshurun member their son, Reuben, to Kathleen Mayer. Mayer& LeVine

We extend our deepest condolences to all the members of their families.

Happy Milestone Anniversary to: Gerald & Marcia Rothschild 65 years Pete & Doris Copeland 50 years Paul & Helen Wolf 50 years Yasher Koach Edgar & Ronna Bernstein 45 years • Jerry Isaak-Shapiro was honored Mitchell & Susan Frankel 35 years for his 17 years of dedicated service, Steven Potter & Ellen Kowit Potter 35 years Lauren Freiman received the Gloria Lee & Theresa Markowitz 35 years Abrams Parent Volunteer Award and Richard & Robin Douglass 30 years Cindy & Louis Chaiten received the Ethan & Ellen Walker 30 years Aliki and Peter Rzepka Leadership Willian & Ava Sigman 25 years Award at the Mandel JDS Annual Isaak-Shapiro Freiman Richard & Rachel Berkowitz 20 years Meeting. Mark Fremont & Donna Krasney 20 years Harlan & Jean Gordon 20 years Joseph & Rebecca Zomber 20 years Alex & Julie Beynenson 15 years Happy Milestone Birthday to: Ted & Miriam Aron 15 years Eric Rosenblatt & Brooke Lampl 10 years Moris Amon Lynn Gardner Scott Matasar Rachel Berkowitz Jordan Glueck Marilyn Myers Alice Bigley Lynn Goldman Gary Neides If you have an achievement or mazal tov to Bruce Botnick Nancy Haarburger Steven Polakof share, please contact Diane Dronzek. We are Laurie Davis Allen Hart Shaina Rood happy to share your good news! Milestone Richard Douglass Emily Hoffman Abbie Nagler Sender listings recognize birthdays at five-year Sandra Ellis Wendi Shapiro intervals beginning with age 25, and every year Shani Kadis after 90. Anniversaries are recognized at five- Michael Frankel Allan Klein Renee Silverberg year intervals. Harry Friedman Sherrie Linden Barry Simon July 2020 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 2 3 4 Chalk Festival Chalk Festival Office closed Independence Day Kindness Camp/Kinder Shabbat 10:30 am Mishnah: 12:00 pm Ethics 7:00 pm Service; 9:00 am Service; Weekdays at 10 am The New Scripture Lunch & Learn See page 4 for details. Birthday Shabbat Eva Golub Bat 6:00 pm Israeli 7:00 pm Cooking Mitzvah Dancing with Murray

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10:00 am What’s NU? 10:30 am Bible 11:00 am - 12:00 pm 10:30 am Mishnah: Fast of Tammuz 7:00 pm Service 9:00 am Service; Study Parade The New Scripture Briest/Kertesz Baby 12:00 pm Parshat 5:00 pm Men’s Naming HaShavua 6:00 pm Israeli Club Happy Hour Dancing 11:00 am Youth 8:00 pm Neffesh 6:15 pm How & Service Ha-Chayyim Why of Jewish Rituals 7:30 pm Board of Trustees Meeting

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10:00 am What’s NU? 10:30 am Bible 10:30 am Mishnah: 12:00 pm Ethics 7:00 pm Shabbat 9:00 am Service Study The New Scripture Lunch & Learn Rocks!; Anniversary 12:00 pm Parshat Shabbat HaShavua 4:00 pm Riches of 7:30 pm Sisterhood 7:00 pm Cooking Jewish Text Book Discussion with Murray 8:00 pm Neffesh Ha-Chayyim 5:00 pm Men’s Club Happy Hour 6:00 pm Israeli Dancing 6:15 pm How & Why of Jewish Rituals

19 20 21 22 23 24 25 10:00 am What’s NU? 10:30 am Bible Rosh Hodesh Av 12:00 pm Ethics 7:00 pm Service 9:00 am Service Study Lunch & Learn 12:00 pm Parshat 10:30 am Mishnah: 11:00 am Youth HaShavua 4:00 pm Riches of The New Scripture Service Jewish Text 8:00 pm Neffesh 6:00 pm Israeli Ha-Chayyim 5:00 pm Men’s Club Happy Hour Dancing 6:15 pm How & Why of Jewish Rituals 26 27 28 29 30 31 12:00 pm Parshat 10:30 am Bible 10:30 am Mishnah: 7:15 am Tisha B’Av 7:00 pm Service HaShavua Study The New Scripture Service

8:00 pm Neffesh 4:00 pm Riches of 8:30 pm Erev Tisha Ha-Chayyim Jewish Text B’Av Service

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