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December 28, 2023 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2023-12-28

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16 | DECEMBER 28 • 2023

continued from page 15

2023:
Year in
Review

OUR COMMUNITY

ON THE COVER

27

AUGUST

After a major renovation, the Isaac
Agree Downtown Synagogue
reopens to the public.

Rosalie Toubes is the new cantor
at Temple Emanu-El.

B’nai Israel Synagogue
celebrates its 90th
anniversary.

Temple
Koi Ami
welcomes
new rabbi,
Natalie
Shribman.

OCTOBER

06

OCTOBER

Florine Mark is honored with the
“Women Who Make a Difference
Award” at the International Women’s
Forum at the Marriot Renaissance
Center in Detroit. This is just the
latest of many awards for Mark.

07

OCTOBER

thejewishnews.com

A Day of
Terror
in israel

October 7, 2023

$200 Oct. 12-18, 2023 / 27 Tishrei-3 Cheshvan 5784
JEWISH NEWS

THE DETROIT
On this day, Hamas terrorists kill and maim
1,200 Israelis. This marked the most Jews killed
in a single day since WWII and the end of the
Holocaust. Over 200 Israelis, Americans, Thai,
Germans and other foreign citizens were taken
hostage. “A Day of Terror” is the cover story for the
Oct. 12 JN; the Oct. 19 issue is devoted to Israel
and the war. The Jewish Federation of Detroit,
synagogues and temples, the Friends of the IDF
Michigan Chapter and many other organizations
and individuals immediately launch emergency
fund drives and services to Israel. Vigils are held
throughout Michigan. IDF reservists return to Israel
to take part in Operation Iron Swords.

The view of the
newly reopened
Isaac Agree
Downtown
Synagogue from
Griswold Street.

YEVGENIA GAZMAN

Rosale
Toubes is
the new
cantor at
Temple
Emanu-El.

JAMIE FELDMAN

Max Sasson is
introduced to
the Abbotsford
Canucks crowd as
the No. 1 star of
the game

following a
win over the
Bridgeport
Islanders.

SEAN GLEASON, COURTESY OF BLEECKER

STREET/SHIVHANS PICTURES

Temple Kol Ami Rabbi Natalie Shribman

Florine Mark was honored by the
International Women’s Forum.

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