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The Detroit Jewish News, 2002-03-22

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A 2001 Michigan Press Association

Newspaper of the Year

Peaceful
Pesach

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f all the Jewish holidays,
Pesach is the most cele-
brated in North America
— and not coincidentally.
Pesach, which commemorates
our escape from Egyptian
bondage in ancient times, is,
above all, a family holiday cele-
brated largely at home.
The story is one of daring,
resolve and spiritual growth, with
great appeal to Jews of all ages
and backgrounds. It's a story that
tells of the founding of the Jewish
nation and the strengthening of
our relationship with God.
It's a story that takes on deeper
meaning this year as our beloved
Israel struggles to go on amid
relentless suicide bombings and
sniper attacks by Palestinian
extremists aligned with Yasser
Arafat.
This Pesach, as we sit down to
the table to learn, shmooze, drink
wine and eat from the seder plate,
let us also pray that Israel emerges
from the Mideast turmoil a
stronger, safer, more secure home-
land for Jews every-where.

Chag kasher sameach and
Shabbat shalom!

4/4e- ,100,,

Robert A. Sklar, editor

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107 Pesach At-A-Glance

A quick guide to the holiday of Passover.

This Week

Spirituality

14 Dim Prospects

53 Hidden Heroines

Internal Mideast constraints cloud
hopes for meaningful cease-fire.

Annual seder celebrates
courageous Jewish women.

28 Power Of the Press

Arts
Entertainment

Media spotlight helps restaurateur
rebound from Sept. 11 rumor.

Opinion

29 The Prince Of Judah

Who will be the first
to part the rushing waters?

35 Horror And Heroics

PASSOVER

lie leeish pees. co/nth...weer thei thereon as Israel fq9ths leo

Cover artist: Malcah Zeldis, 70,
who grew up in Detroit under the
name Mildred Brightman, is a
self-taught artist who lived in
Israel during the 1950s and
now makes her home in New
York City. This painting,
"Seder Meal," is from
her collection.

Holocaust survivor tells- kids
of her terrifying childhood.

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74 Oscar Overview

Previewing some big names
at Sunday's Academy Awards.

Candlelighting
Friday, March 22, 6:27 p.m.

Shabbat ends
Saturday, March 23, 7:30 p.m.

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Food

95 Finishing Touch

Community

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New Arrivals
Obituaries •
Out & About
Sports •
Staff Notebook
Synagogues
Teens .
The Scene
Torah Portion .
Weddings

Fabulous, simple Passover desserts
that don't taste like matzah.

Obituaries

137 For The Children

Seymour Gretchko

138 Lifetime Of Giving

Miriam Hamburger

How To Reach Us: 30301 Northwestern Highway, Suite 200, Farmington Hills, MI
48334, south side of Northwestern, west of Inkster. Call (248) 539-3001 or send a
facsimile to (248) 539-3075. Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

Cover:
Painting, Malcah Zeldis
Page design, Alex Lumelsky

©COPYRIGHT 2002
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

The Detroit Jewish News
(USPS 275-520) is published
every Friday with additional
supplements in January, March,
May, August, September,
November and December at
30301 Northwestern Highway,
Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Periodical Postage Paid at
Southfield, Michigan and
additional mailing offices.
Postmaster: send changes to:
Detroit Jewish News,
30301 Northwestern Highway
Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334.

3/22

2002

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