34 | SEPTEMBER 19 • 2019 

Jews in the D

Cast members of Netflix’
s 
Shtisel will be at Congregation 
Shaarey Zedek Sept. 23 to 
share a behind-the-scenes look 
at the show, the characters and 
to show never-seen-before clips. 
Though they play traditional 
Jews in a family drama set in 
Jerusalem, the actors are not 
observant and will talk about 
their learning journey. 
Dr. Joel Kahn is serving 
as master of ceremonies, and 

Mimi Markofsky, founder of 
the Shtisel, Let’
s talk about It! 
Facebook site, will assist in 
interviewing the actors.
Two Farber Hebrew Day 
School students — Jaden Jubas 
and Cobi Smith — will be 
honored for their lifesaving 
work with United Hatzalah of 
Israel this summer while on the 
NCSY summer program. 
The event is sponsored by 
Friends of United Hatzalah of 

Shtisel Cast To Come To Detroit

COURTESY OF UNITED HATZALAH

Israel, an all-volunteer EMS 
organization with 6,000+ 
highly trained medics — Jews, 
Muslims, Christians, Druze, 
men and women, young and 
old — who respond “Uber-
style” across Israel in just three 
minutes or less and at no 
charge to those in need. 
Midwest/Central Region 
Executive Director Cari 
Margulis Immerman said the 
quick response often is the dif-
ference between life and death. 
Teams are expanding 
throughout Israel, including 
the Central Galilee, Detroit’
s 
partner region, to achieve the 
goal of a 90-second response 
anywhere in Israel. 
Doors open at 5:30 p.m., 
with the program at 7 p.m. 
For details and ticket purchase 
(beginning at $50), go to 
shtiselindetroit.com. Tickets 
will be available at the door. 

Clover Hill Cemetery 
invites the community 
to participate in a brief, 
meaningful service, led 
by clergy of Congregation 
Shaarey Zedek, at 11 a.m. 
Sunday, Oct. 6, at the 
recently updated Davidson/
Hermelin Chapel.
Following the service, 
everyone is welcome to 
fulfill the custom of visiting 
loved ones’
 graves. 
Also, stop by for a 
look at the “Makom” in 
the Mandell L. Berman 
Administration Building, 
where a space has been 
created to welcome families 
for shivah services. 

Clover Hill Time
of Remembrance