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DEC. 10, 2018
Dr. Ashley and A.J. Rich of Berkley proudly announce the birth 
of their daughter, Sloane Rich. She joins her brother Hudson. 
She is the granddaughter of Cyndi and Joe Randall of Clarkston, 
and Elise and Norman Rich of St. Louis, Mo.; great-grandparents 
include Ida and Paul Landsberg of Oakland Township, Carole 
Levin of St. Louis, and Miriam and Jerome Rich, also of St. Louis. 

Sarah Madison Karp, 
surrounded by family 
and friends, will become 
a bat mitzvah at Temple 
Israel in West 
Bloomfield on Saturday, 
Feb. 2, 2019. She is the 
loving daughter of Bruce and the late 
Jennifer Karp and sister of Jacob. Sarah 
is the grandchild of Ronda and the late 
Morton Karp, and Nancy and Uri 
Sofer. 
She is a student at Walnut Creek 
Middle School in West Bloomfield. As 
part of her most meaningful mitzvah 
project, Sarah volunteered for the 
housing of the residents of the South 
Oakland Shelter at Temple Israel. She 
has taken part in this special program 
for three years.

Rebekah Lauren 
Schwartz will be called 
to the Torah as a bat 
mitzvah on Friday, Feb. 
1, 2019, at Temple 
Israel in West 
Bloomfield. Joining in 
her celebration will be her proud par-

ents, Dr. Stacey and Mark Schwartz, 
and brother Ethan. She is the loving 
grandchild of Marlene and Dr. Elliotte 
Moss, and Carole and the late Hon. 
Michael D. Schwartz. 
Rebekah attends West Hills Middle 
School in Bloomfield Hills. As part of 
her mitzvah project, she volunteered 
with Special Olympians from Oakland 
County Special Olympics. She found 
helping the athletes learn their routines 
for competition to be very meaningful.

Ethan Westin Winter 
(Gershom David), was 
called to the bimah to 
read from the Torah to 
celebrate his bar mitz-
vah at Chabad 
Southside in 
Jacksonville, Fla., on Saturday, Jan. 26, 
2019. He is the son of Nathan and 
Susie (Weiss) Winter, brother of Jesse 
and grandson of the late Nettie Weiss, 
Howard and Sherry Weiss, Cyndee 
Winter, and Wayne and Xinia Winter. 
Ethan is a student at Kernan Middle 
School in Jacksonville, Fla. 

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Congratulations to ALI OTIS, our shining star,
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January 31 • 2019 25
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Jewish Community Relations 
Council/AJC (JCRC/AJC) and Jewish 
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit will 
welcome Itai Anghel, one of Israel’
s 
most prominent TV journalists, to 
Temple Beth El (7400 Telegraph Road, 
Bloomfield Township) on Wednesday, 
Feb. 6. His presentation, “ISIS — The 
Day After: A Look from Within,
” will 
begin at 7 p.m. and conclude with 
a dessert reception — dietary laws 
observed.
Through clips and firsthand experi-
ence, Anghel will address what led to 
the rise and fall of the Islamic State and 
the jihadists in the Middle East, which 
influenced Israeli and U.S. foreign pol-
icy. In doing so, he will help attendees 
understand the possible re-emergence 
of the organization’
s ideas. 
Anghel is the only Israeli journalist 
who has been covering the region from 

the fall of Saddam Hussein to the pres-
ent-day breakup of Syria. 
Anghel was the top recipient of the 
Sokolov Award, the highest award for 
outstanding journalism in Israel, in 
2017. He is known for his fieldwork 
and in-depth documentaries, which 
feature his ability to explore the most 
dangerous hotspots around the globe, 
while connecting with all parties 
involved. Since 2004, he has served 
as a senior correspondent on Israel’
s 
Channel 2 UVDA, a current affairs 
programs, where he produces inves-
tigative documentary segments. He is 
currently a Knight-Wallace Fellow at 
the University of Michigan.
There is no cost to attend. Advance 
registration is appreciated at itaidetroit.
eventbrite.com. For more information, 
contact Lauren Herrin at (248) 642-
2641 or herrin@jfmd.org. 

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