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1942 - 2024

Covering and Connecting
Jewish Detroit Every Week

To make a donation to the
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
FOUNDATION
go to the website
www.thejewishnews.com

The Detroit Jewish News (USPS 275-520)

is published every Thursday at

32255 Northwestern Highway, #205,

Farmington Hills, Michigan. Periodical

postage paid at Southfield, Michigan, and

additional mailing offices.

Postmaster: send changes to:

Detroit Jewish News,

32255 Northwestern Highway, #205,

Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334

MISSION STATEMENT The Detroit Jewish News will be of service to the Jewish community. The Detroit Jewish
News will inform and educate the Jewish and general community to preserve, protect and sustain the Jewish
people of greater Detroit and beyond, and the State of Israel.

VISION STATEMENT The Detroit Jewish News will operate to appeal to the broadest segments of the greater
Detroit Jewish community, refl
ecting the diverse views and interests of the Jewish community while advancing the
morale and spirit of the community and advocating Jewish unity, identity and continuity.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32255 Northwestern Hwy. Suite 205,
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
248-354-6060
thejewishnews.com

Publisher
The Detroit Jewish
News Foundation

| Board of Directors:
Chair: Gary Torgow
Vice President: David Kramer
Secretary: Robin Axelrod
Treasurer: Max Berlin
Board members: Michael J. Eizelman
Larry Jackier, Jeffrey Schlussel,
Mark Zausmer

Executive Director:
Marni Raitt
Senior Advisor to the Board:
Mark Davidoff
Alene and Graham Landau Archivist Chair:
Mike Smith
Founding President & Publisher Emeritus:
Arthur Horwitz
Founding Publisher
Philip Slomovitz, of blessed memory

Editorial
Director of Editorial:
Jackie Headapohl
jheadapohl@thejewishnews.com
Contributing Editors:
David Sachs, Keri Guten Cohen
Senior Staff Reporter:
Danny Schwartz
dschwartz@thejewishnews.com
Editorial Assistant:
Sy Manello
smanello@thejewishnews.com
Digital Manager:
Elizabeth King
eking@thejewishnews.com

Contributing Writers:
Nate Bloom, Rochel Burstyn,
Suzanne Chessler, Shari S. Cohen,
Louis Finkelman, Samantha Foon,
Yevgeniya Gazman, Stacy Gittleman,
Esther Allweiss Ingber, Barbara Lewis,
Jennifer Lovy, Rabbi Jason Miller,
Alan Muskovitz, Karen Schwartz,
Robin Schwartz, Steve Stein,
Nathaniel Warshay, Julie Smith Yolles,
Ashley Zlatopolsky

Advertising Sales
Director of Advertising: Keith Farber
kfarber@thejewishnews.com
Senior Account Executive:
Kathy Harvey-Mitton
kmitton@thejewishnews.com

| Business Office
Director of Operations: Amy Gill
agill@thejewishnews.com
Operations Assistant: Ashlee Szabo
Circulation: Danielle Smith
Billing Coordinator: Pamela Turner

| Production By
Farago & Associates
Manager: Scott Drzewiecki
Designers: Kaitlyn Iezzi, Kelly Kosek,
Michelle Sheridan

6 | APRIL 4 • 2024
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PURELY COMMENTARY

from the executive director
Announcing Our First Annual
Subscription Drive, Now
through April 15
I

am thrilled to share that we are in the
midst of the first-ever Detroit Jewish
News subscription drive. Our goal
during this inaugural event is to grow our
readership by at least 500 new or renewed
subscribers between now and April 15.
The Detroit Jewish News
has been telling stories
through the lens of Metro
Detroit’s Jewish community
since 1942. In good times
and bad, we have consistent-
ly kept you abreast of the
most important local news
and features you can only
find in our pages and on our website.
Now, as history unfolds around us in
Israel and on the world stage — while
antisemitism rages around the world and
here at home — we, as consumers, are
constantly battling the misinformation that
is pervasive in the mainstream media. As

such, it is more critical than
ever that Jewish news organi-
zations like ours continue to
survive and thrive.
However, times have never
been tougher for newspapers.
We are constantly battling the
rising costs of paper, printing and postage
coupled with the expense of engaging top
digital talent, freelance writers and investi-
gative journalists to report on the import-
ant, timely stories that matter in Metro
Detroit and beyond.
Although the majority of our content
can be found on our website, we rely on
our subscribers to help supplement our
costs as we continue to publish the weekly
newspaper while growing our digital pres-
ence. Your subscription ensures that we
will consistently be in your mailbox every
Thursday (or Wednesday, if you get the
digital version!) with the latest features,

news and views.
If you’ve been think-
ing about it, now is the
time to subscribe to
the digital or print edition. We are offer-
ing exclusive, discounted rates to anyone
who subscribes or renews in the next two
weeks. If you are already a subscriber, you
can be sure that your family and friends
also stay informed about and connected to
our community by gifting them a Detroit
Jewish News subscription at the same dis-
counted prices. We are also always accept-
ing your tax-deductible donations.
Help us reach our goal so we can con-
tinue our 82-year tradition of being your
trusted source for news, insights and con-
nection to the Detroit Jewish community.
Thank you!

JEWISH NEWS
JEWISH NEWS
JEWISH NEWS

THE DETROIT

Aish Detroit Mission
volunteers bring hands-on
help and hope to Israel.

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$200 Feb. 8-14, 2024 / 29 Shevat-5 Adar I 5784
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$200 Jan. 11-17, 2024 / 1-7 Shevat 5784
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Are Sliding into
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JCC

$200 Jan. 11-17, 2024 / 1-7 Shevat 5784
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JEWISH NEWS
JEWISH NEWS

THE DETROIT

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Hundreds of host
families will help make
the Games possible.

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WEEK 1

(April 4 – April 10)

$5.00 OFF
when you spend $50

Not valid in combination with any other discount coupon
or offer. Offer can only be redeemed once. Excluding
alcohol. Coupon must be present at the time of purchase. No
photo copies of ad will be accepted. Coupon
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WEEK 2

(April 11 – April 17)

$10.00 OFF
when you spend $100

Not valid in combination with any other discount coupon
or offer. Offer can only be redeemed once. Excluding
alcohol. Coupon must be present at the time of purchase. No
photo copies of ad will be accepted. Coupon
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WEEK 3

(April 18 – April 24)

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when you spend $50

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or offer. Offer can only be redeemed once. Excluding
alcohol. Coupon must be present at the time of purchase. No
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