Still blowing strong
For 50 straight years, Arthur Fleishman has sounded the shofar for his Canton shul
When Temple Beth David of the South Shore was founded in 1960, Arthur Fleishman presented student rabbi David Goldstein with a shofar for the new shul.
Goldstein responded: “That’s very nice of you, now go learn to blow it.”
After being tutored by a rabbi in Wellesley, Fleishman took to the bimah on the High Holidays and sounded the ram’s horn. Full Story
Key to peace talks: low expectations
Carter era offers lessons for today
No one with any experience in the Middle East has high expectations for the peace-making initiative that President Barack Obama is trying to launch. The interesting question is whether that is good or bad.
Probably it’s good. Full Story
Correction
A recipe for Roasted Chicken or Capon with Wild Blueberry Peppercorn Sauce that ran in the Aug. 20 Advocate
was incorrectly categorized. It was a meat dish. Full Story
Freeing Lori Berenson
All we ask is that you feel Jewish,
because then you will do what
one Jew does when another Jew is
in trouble, you will help.
– Moshe Dayan
Full Story
A marriage made in Sharon: Shuls unite in time for holidays
In April, Harriet Cohen, the president and only original member of 27-year-old Klal Yisrael in Sharon, popped the question to the president of Temple Israel South Shore in North Easton: Would you like to merge?
By August, the two Reform synagogues had become one: Temple Kol Tikvah (Voice of Hope). Full Story
Shalom TV to show High Holiday services
Last High Holidays, Rabbi Mark Golub led the 800 people at his two Connecticut congregations in song and prayer. The services were the same as those in hundreds of shuls across the country, except for the fact that a few people were sitting in the balcony taping the services for national cable television. Full Story
CD Review
Klezwoods spins around the world
With his debut CD, “Klezwoods: Oy Yeah!,” Joe Kessler is carrying on two family traditions: spreading Jewish music and bringing people together.
Now based in Gloucester, Kessler toured the world with Atzilut: Concerts for Peace, an ensemble of Arab and Jewish musicians led by his father, cantor Jack Kessler. Full Story
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