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Milwaukee · MilwaukeeThe round tables were draped with linen. A cantor sang Hebrew melodies at the dais. It was all just a bit of something, a gesture. No amount of honor could possibly be enough. Interviewing at her round dinner table, Faina Balterova remembered when she was a girl in Ukraine, shocked to have just learned that war had come. Then 11, she stood dumbfounded at the side of a road. Another Jew, a random man, approached and told her to go: “Why are you…See the Story
60 survivors at Holocaust dinner
Israel · IsraelJohn Skittone and Aaron A. Karan flew 613 miles, for the number of commandments, in an outline of the Star of David and the bars of the flag of Israel. The flight, which carried Karan’s father’s Torah over southeast Wisconsin, was in honor of Simchat Torah and the lives lost in the terror attacks of Oct. 7. Karan encourages donations to help the victims of terror at MilwaukeeJewish.org/israel-emergency The post IN PICTURES: Flight outlines Isra…See the Story
IN PICTURES: Flight outlines Israeli flag
Israel · IsraelProbably anyone reading this article already knows about the brutal tragedy, the surprise invasion of Israel by Hamas terrorists. Of course, it is an event that will continue to unwind over time as Israel and the world responds. The barbarity, cruelty and war crimes are no surprise to psychiatry. Freud discussed and wrote about our aggressive potential and even death wish. Of course, the Torah, Shakespeare and others also knew of our deadly pote…See the Story
Three tips for resilience
Social Media · MilwaukeeThe most terrible images and threats are all over social media, and our kids are seeing at least some of it. For advice, we turned to Dr. Jeremy Chapman, a Congregation Shalom congregant, and a child and adolescent psychiatrist who treats young people exposed to horrific stimuli. Chapman noted that children will see police cars and officers at Jewish institutions, “but even without these visible factors, kids are talking to each other in class…See the Story
How to talk to kids
Israel · IsraelMILWAUKEE – University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee officials report they have taken action, “to ensure it doesn’t happen again,” after the Chronicle contacted them for comment on anti-Israel emails sent by its Women’s & Gender Studies Department. The emails, promoting off-campus, anti-Israel events, arguably fanned the flames of antisemitism at a time when Jewish students nationwide are feeling fearful. In particular, the chair of the Women’s & Gen…See the Story
After UWM dept. promoted anti-Israel events, officials to ‘ensure it doesn’t happen again’
Milwaukee · MilwaukeeAs a state legislator, I pay attention to world events, United States events, and of course, Wisconsin events. On Oct. 17, world events were front and center on the Senate floor of the Wisconsin State Legislature as we took up a resolution regarding the attacks by Hamas on Israel. What I heard on the floor that day from one of the Democratic members of the body was shocking. Yes, there were the obligatory statements providing “cover” for the s…See the Story
What do we stand for?
Milwaukee · MilwaukeeIn recent years, American colleges and universities have struggled on the question of whether they have an institutional responsibility to take a stand on contemporary moral and social issues. One view says “no”: that the purpose of higher education is to train students to critically evaluate opposing views for themselves, and to provide a forum in which faculty can, in their writings and teaching, present diverse views, with due protection of a…See the Story
