NOVEMBER 14 • 2019 | 3 contents OUR JN MISSION: We aspire to communicate news and opinion that’ s trusted, valued, engaging and distinctive. We strive to reflect diverse community viewpoints while also advocating positions that strengthen Jewish unity and continuity. As an independent, responsible, responsive community member, we actively engage with individuals and organizations dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, and Jewish life, in Southeast Michigan. Views 5-12 Jews in the D Communicating With Your Child About Anti-Semitism 14 With the rise of anti-Semitic incidents, parents should embrace having conversations with their children about these issues. Harsh Words 15 Andy Levin criticizes Israel in a tweet during West Bank trip. Blacks & Jews Unite on Capitol Hill 16 Congressional Caucus for Black and Jewish Relations held its kickoff event. Historic Vote 17 House of Representatives votes to recognize the Armenian Genocide. Activism Urged 18 NCJW speaker says “things [women] have taken for granted are now on the table.” The Power of Radio 22 King David Network uses Jewish teachings to spread positivity. Dedicated Service 26 After 40 years at JVS, CEO Leah Rosenbaum is retiring. Community News 30 Faces & Places 36 Moments 38 Spirit Torah portion 42 Eretz Symbol of Hope 44 An olive tree was planted at a Jewish winery in memory of a beloved deceased Palestinian worker. Arts&Life Art-Filled Home 46 Jane and Larry Sherman’ s house reflects their interests in art, Israel and antiquities. ‘ Still Goin’ Strong’ 52 Actress playing the ingenue role in Hello, Dolly! says iconic musical is still full of life. With One Breath 53 Temple Israel’ s new CD explores the congregation’ s cohesiveness in prayer through music. Celebrity Jews 54 On the Go Events/Editor’ s Picks 55 Business ‘ It’ s Been a Good Run’ 58 Retiring clothier Ron Elkus looks ahead to volunteer work and travel. Here’ s To 59 Fashion Mainstay 60 Online shopping hasn’ t hurt this bricks-and- mortar retailer in West Bloomfield. Etc. The Exchange 61 Soul 63 Raskin 69 Looking Back 70 Shabbat Lights Shabbat starts: Friday, Nov.15, 4:52 p.m. Shabbat ends: Saturday, Nov. 16, 5:55 p.m. * Times according to Yeshiva Beth Yehudah calendar. On the cover: Cover photo/ credit: Jane and Larry Sherman of Bloomfield Hills/ Brett Mountain Photography Cover design: Michelle Sheridan 53 thejewishnews.com Online Exclusives • Bubbie’ s Kitchen Episode 3: Making Challah with Donna • Mindfulness During the Holidays Nov. 14-20, 2019 / 16-22 Cheshvan 5780 | VOLUME CLVI, ISSUE 15 52 JULIETA CERVANTES 58