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APRIL 18 • 2024 | 3
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contents

PURELY COMMENTARY
4-8 Essays and viewpoints.

OUR COMMUNITY
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A Trip Back in Time

Jewish Historical Society presents ‘In the

Neighborhood: Everyday Life on Hastings

Street’ at the Detroit Historical Museum.

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Community Vigil for the Fallen

Local Yom HaZikaron event on May 12 will

commemorate those who were lost on Oct. 7.

14
How We Met: ‘I Moved Her to the

Top of the List!’

16
Mega Shabbat

Michigan State Chabad attracts 400+ to

March 15 event.

20
A Moral Obligation as Jews

Since the Jewish Climate Leadership

Coalition’s launch, 12 Michigan-based insti-

tutions have signed the founding statement.

24
Doing Jewish Down Under

Trip to Australia was rich with Jewish

experience.

28
Movie Fundraiser

Help support Planet Lori Art Camp and

The Lisa Project.

30
Pro-Israel Rally

Students at University of Michigan gather

to bring attention to Hamas’ hostages.

PASSOVER
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Let My People Go

Local rabbis share their Pesach messages.

36
Next Year in Jerusalem

Complete your home — and seder table —

with art and Judaica made in Israel.

44
Food for Thought: Passover

Desserts

48
This Year in Jerusalem

Metro Detroiters planning to spend

Pesach in Israel.

50
Innovative Seders

New and old traditions make the

holiday meaningful for these families.

54
Just for Kids

Passover: PASS IT ON!

MOMENTS
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Mazel Tov!

ERETZ
58
Normal, But Not Normal

Visit to Israel was meaningful,

informative and surreal.

62
Under Attack

For Israelis awaiting the Iranian missile
barrage, a night of terror puncuated by
attempts at humor.

SPORTS
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The Long and Winding Path

With his college hockey career behind

him, Josh Nodler looks to the future,

which he hopes includes playing

professionally.

65
Quick Hits

SPIRIT
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The Story We Tell

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Torah Portion

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Synagogue Directory

Shabbat and Holiday Lights

Shabbat HaGadol starts:
Friday, April 19, 8:01 p.m.
Shabbat HaGadol ends:
Saturday, April 20, 9:06 p.m.
Passover, Night 1:
Monday, April 22, 8:05 p.m.
Passover, Night 2:
Tuesday, April 23, 9:10 p.m.
Holiday ends:
Wednesday, April 24, 9:11 p.m.

* Times according to Yeshiva Beth
Yehudah calendar.

Cover Art: Naomi Broudo is an illustrator of
Judaic art; Shop: naomibroudo.etsy.com;
Instagram: @freshketubah

Cover Design: Michelle Sheridan

April 18-24, 2024 / 10-16 Nissan, 5784 | VOLUME CLXXV, ISSUE 10

ARTS&LIFE
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No Biz Like Show Biz

The Elmwood was a popular

place where many talented
Jewish entertainers performed.

74
Celebrity News

EVENTS
76
Community Calendar

ETC.
Dog of the Week
75
Just for Fun

78
The Exchange
79
Obituaries

81
Looking Back
86

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