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England are treated better than those of New York,
We are compelled to call to our readers attention
the unpalatable fact that the Jews of England had far
greater representation in the House of Commons than
we had in Congress. It struck us at that time, that the
Jews of England has a far greater self-respect and
feeling of equality as Jews than had our own co-relig-
ionists. It does seem that the Gentile will not accept
us as social equals when we act the sycophant and show
distinctly that we regard ourselves as inferior.
It is scarcely conceivable that the other one will re-
gard you as an equal when you show unmistakably that
you regard him as your superior. You imitate him in
everything he does, and you regard yourself, your race,
origin, nationality, as distinctly lower.
Hurling diatribes at the dean may relieve one's in-
jured vanity, but the dean tells us some forthright
thumping facts which should enable us to see ourselves
as others see us and purge ourselves as much of the
dross which the imitative orgy has driven into our
Lifting Up the Valleys
THE DIGEST
By A PALESTINIAN EXPERT
THE KEREN HAYESOD DRIVE
IN NEW YORK
—
(This is the first of a series of three articles illuminating various
aspects of the Jewish resettlement of Palestine by a well-known
l'alestinian who has played an important part in the work of de-
velopment.—Editor.)
Commenting on the recent banquet
in the Astor Hotel at the close of the
was established in 1990, the first gen-
When the Jews first came to l'ales-
Keren
Hayesod drive in New York
eration of colonists died out and it was
General Offices and Publication Building
tine in the early eighties they saw the
in which $700,000 were raised for Pal-
only after planting great numbers of
Arabs
dwelling
on
the
hills
and
it
525 Woodward Avenue
estine, Dr. M.
Eucalyptus trees, which hod been im-
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TM Detroit Jewish Chronicle In•Ite• correspondence on subject. of interest
and healthful place.
be impossible to raise the six or seven
upon
the
hills
also,
content,
as
to the Jewish people. but Mutat,. remeonsibUlty for an indorsement of the
The
most
important
piece
of
work
million dollars needed annually for the
views Impressed by the writer..
was the Arab, to eke out a wretched
done in this connection is in the Eniek
Keren Ilayesod work in Palestine.
tence from the stony soil.
existence
'
Jezreel. In 1921 the .leveish National
"The Jews of New York spend more
The Unfortunate Vall eys.
Fund bought a large strip of land be-
than this in one week for manicuring
To the Arabs the unsanita ry condi-
tween Bedfa st:m(1 the Lake of Galilee.
their nails," says Dr. Malemad. "Jew-
tion
of
the
valleys
was
no
cause
for
}low the Jew Sseame into possession of
ish
women
of
New
York
spend
more
souls.
•
wonder or speculation. Everything
this land is a story in itself. With
money annually for their powder
Gentile America does not want you and will not
-r
comes
from
Allah.
If
Palestine
was
Palestine is an actuality. This fact must be accepted
the help of the Jewish National Fund
puffs and at least three times as much
accept you. Bear that fact in mind. They make no
unhealthful it was "min Allah." They and the Keren Hayesod the Chaluzim
to
wave
their
hair.
Ten
times
this
with all that it connotes. Whether it becomes the home
knew
that
if
they
lived
in
the
swampy
here
made
habitable
uricu place.
p l fau
Two
en
distinctions such as we are pleased to make. They
sum is lost annually by New York
present with
valley's they, would die. In the valleys
of a new Hebraic culture, linking up the
colonies, Nahalal and Nouris, were
Jews in poker games and at least
group us together. Let us become more prideful, with
and vaster
were the ruins of cities whose entire
a s g
he a
iea h t hel it here
three times as much is squandered on
. st ble
the past, or whether it shall be only a
greater self-respect, then they shall seek us for we
population had died of malaria. But
tors and in order to assure their sue-
sham charities. A single group of
colonization scheme is at present not at all pertinent.
why the valleys were infested with cess, all the water was gathered into
Orthodox Jews in New York contribu-
shall have an original unique something to offer. More
What interests us now is the fact that thousands of
malaria
was
not
known
to
the
Arabs.
one
huge reservoir from which it may
fed twice this sum this year for a
intensive Judaic culture will create a refined product
It never occured to the Arab that the
be used as needed.
Yeshibah. Why then this great joy
Jews from Poland, Russia and Galicia are going to
little
mosquito
who
shared
the
valley
which Gentile America will appreciate.
Money Well Spent.
over the fact that the largest and
Palestine every month. So many are going, in fact.
with him was the cause of his misfor-
ars has
Two-hundred thousand dollars
wealthiest Jewish community of the
tune.
The
valleys
were
unfit
for
hob
that the building program is entirely inadequate to
has
been
een spent for this work an d
world has contributed $700,000 this
itation and so the Arabs moved, whole
worth
the
expenditure.
Two
year
for
the
upbuilding
of
Palestine.
take care of the influx; this problem belongs to those
villages of them, to the hilly parts of
s tn;nt ( ifohf
w iei nrt h k ,,et,e, rem
h se.
a,:c e ainste , ha d rar
t ht u , e p,ual5unfic rc i ri eaa
years
"Thecae million dollars is the least
who have undertaken to interest capital in the upbuild-
e• a R ,.ri
., itavo: a.rn
that the Jews of New York should the land. And here they dwelt, safe
place,
came
te r:h.',ki : enR:h
this
The State of Tennessee is determined to test the
from the mosquito, but compelled to
ing of the Land of Israel. The immigration exclusion
have contributed, making it a per cap-
toil for a living on the stony hills. For
this perc e ntage
act of America is another pronounced and compelling constitutionality of the anti-evolution law. Professor
year
l
d the
ita of $2.00, but 25 per cent of this
the water, which was too plentiful in
had
sum is a shame and a victory for the
fact which all must recognize as an existing one which John T. Scopes has been arrested and will stand trial
the
valley,
did
not
cover
the
hillsides,
there
were
en , hni,
N
o o
h cases
c, a i nNsi roi f s
e oue rt,,
p ri n g oRfti ,n1, 9nN2 hotal
Arabs. I want the Jews of New York
because he continued to teach that which appealed to
and every day the poor Arab women
malaria
to understand this simple thing: the
may or may not be changed in the near future.
had
to
trudge
miles
from
the
valleys
spring
Goliath,
The
The solution of the Russian problem is but a faint hie intelligence as sound science. Several centuries ago
Arabic movement in Palestine is not
up to their hill homes with their water
is situated, is one of the largest rivers
being created there but in New York.
hope for the present and although we are agreed that he would have been tried in an eccelsiastical court and
pails. The life was hard but it was
the . country and could be on of the
to a the
If the Arabs would notice that the
the settlement of this vexatious difficulty would do if found guilty of heresy would have been sentenced
a t ibv in,
: :ail;
t the
en,
Jews of the world led by the Jewry of "min Allah." So what could be done.
y ursn
lectors
cd o elagnni ec
So, then, when the Jews purveyed of the m arifa
as it was in the past. In
New York are expending millions an-
much toward mending Jewish conditions it is still some- to the rack, the thumbscrew, the auto-de-fe, or the iron
Palestine, they found that, roughly
msPoil
of
the m
nosily in Palestine and mean to build
pitiable plight of the stranded lady. Today he is tried in the criminal court and if
speaking, it was, like Gaul, divided in-
uninhabitable
the I aanndy .
up the country, then they would jump
thing in the future. The
impri son-
to three parts: the hills, the valley
racJltawn,sa
a fthe
e swamp.
s ,wda
refugees in Europe and Cuba certainly promises no found guilty will be sentenced to undergo ridic
on the band wagon and join in shout-
ulous
and the sea shore. This survey was
e
ta
enirni
tlieini;
work e reclamation, rs startling
ing Hurrah! But seeing that this is
ment. Can one concei of anything
the first step in the work of reclama- cahaata
ngesa have been produced. The
ready relief from these sources.
done, they are making trouble wher-
The Keren IIayesod is faced with a condition, not than the notion that a man will stop thinking because
cts the thin. The most fertile ground and
luhl re(cL e yf.
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ever they can. Nothing aff
that best adapted to supporting agri-
a theory. These thousands of Jews who have gone to he will be placed behind steel bars and not permitted
Arab as much as power, and instead
cultural
families
was
found
to
he
the
.
With
the
we show our h
t o associate freely with his friends? This piece of leg-
•
h ,
• wish them any
. .
ci n a ungl tdu:
a w
Palestine are already t ere.
exception of two or three capable men, valley
the
is lation has brought nothing but condemnation from
the leaders of the Keren Hayesod are were the mosquito belle. Here was
place you desire, but the fact still remains that they are
very ground which the Arabs shun-
-
been exalted.
without
vision,
absolutely
un
in Palestine. Schools have been organized and must every intelligent person in America and Europe, but it
peo p l e
ned! But drained and properly irri -
wlit ehrnen tnornhnunniina n tt
ith his sp ot l! nea
i n gA t enKniintertettha, ,,
t ?or the great task. 'All I can say is
g
be supported ; medical aid must be given to the sick remained for William Jennings Bryan w
that the miserliness of the New York gated this was certainly the hest land
ex-
light complex to rush into print with an offer to assist
omtahnatruaivnesn
i
ltte
L
tlandeka
i
n
e
r
t
r
z
tinanttheincolu
risk of being stricken with malaria,
lladye er :
aTttetrheoft tnhea Kaebrl e ntea
Janesdvsflitna tahaeam
and hospitalization must be provided. Although the
attorney in this modern heresy trial.
the "dead" branch of the River Jor-
to do this work it still must the prosecuting
ren Hayesod ancient times this district was drainn -
tan has been filled Eucalyptus trees
Hadassah has undertaken
ship of many yof the kep
must Bryan is the most egregious notoriety seeker in Amer -
-
ed.
Here
may
still
be
seen
the
re
p ante , and conditions so improved
officials.
have assistance from the Keren Hayesod. Men
mains of an old Roman tunnel which that the colony of Kinereth is now a
be provided with tools and land must be purchased. ice, he will lend himself to every witch burning scheme
" The leaders of the American Keren
place. Large sums are
Hayesod are wealthy Jews, good Jews was used to carry the water, which
t
The rehabilitation by creative labor in the fields and which shows its ugly head. Since 1896 he has been the
and capable ones, capable for them- came from the mountains in the East, het tar
the m,
target for every punster and joker. His persistent and
that
‘
jee'eri;a Ma veief
selves. In the Keren Ilayesod they do through the hills to the Sea, so that
proved conclusively
ct ehiniscluwseirekelybut'
factories is the undertaking of the Keren Ilayesod.
n 1
leayr
mt prae:m a:lila:an tthnea vtAilm
t
iwn
ao
repeated attempts to be elected President of the Unit -
wala
i
ula
n productivity
c
i
tan
irrigated
land
is
equal
i
a
w
eal.
t
h
e
jy
In
f
ny
t
n
y
.
av
w
i
I
ta
i
n
i
rw
a
b
wnethne
not salin o c n
merican
A
The communities in Palestine are not self supporting;
is now building to fatedunams of unirrigated land.
ell States evoked no end of mirth as well as speculation
The reclaimed land is worth much
the men and women are not the most competent agri -
in more than Zion Commonwealth
America favors Paleste
its second colony.
and artisans, thanks to the tender regard of as to the manner. of the man he is. At first he was
more than the expenditure upon it.
$700 ,00 a year fo r the Keren Hayes
culturists
ng
the
M•rshes.
Prophecy Fulfilled.
taken
seriously
by
the
liberal
and
forward
looking
ale-
Fighting
sod m New York, they have proven
czars and emperors. The Keren Hayesod, which pro -
With the malaria gone there is no
amply
their
inability
and
inability
tract
of
land
which
was
Cesaria,
a
meats. His oratorical powers were recognized, while
other
disease
to fear in Palestine. The
given to the Jewish Colonization As -
should not be celebrated."
poses to build the foundation upon which is to be reared
sociation by the government was an climate is mild and healthful and its
the structure, must have the wherewithal to build that the name "commoner" which he had chosen gave the
--
an d cura ti ve th a t
neficial
effect is so b e
exceedingly swa niPS' and mosquito - in -
foundation. The kind of a structure that will be built impression that he stood for those basic democratic be-
Itosm - sKY FUND FOR JEWISH
rested place. This land could not be many of the ailments which exist in
EDUCATION
depends upon the men and women in Palestine, and liefs which serious minded men hold as the keystone
cultivated at all without drainage and other climates are known to he cured
• "The fine compliment that the Jews so a great stone dam hail to he buiR, there. And Malaria is speedily being
of our American creed.
no one can give assurances but the dwellers of the
2
annihilated at the same time a the
-
very large expenditure of money.
From time to time Bryan has emerged with start
of New York paid Judge Otto A. Ross
rich
soil
ric
1 under
•
• of ' the valleys is being u s ncov-
Ghetto, the Galuth victims who have come to Palestine,
water was p ace(
I
t is
' 41er‘t . all h•
ec
Risky on his fiftieth birthday was well-
erect.
and remorseless necessity demands that they be cared ling and bewildering strength from an assured oblivion.
deserved," says the Jewish Morning control the colony flourished.
s is another ancient prophet'
So it can readily be seen that the
As often as not his impact was salutary and refreshing
on May 14.
are be-
Thi fulfilled for the v
Journal in an editorial k
they create their own polity and build their
water, which should have been the heist,
for
with values sound and persuasive. But if we are firm -
many years he is nown as a
mainstay of the land and a blessingmglift el up, and are again beis inning
own homes.
ci r -
devoted
worker
in
Jewish
communal
ly
convinced
that
all
his
efforts
were
those
of
the
to
teem
with
a
rich
and
plenteous
Jew-
to
the
inhabitnnts,
became
instead
a
In this matter the question of 'Zionism, non - Zionism
affairs of New Y or k , par ticularly in-
t -
ish life.
curse. In Chederah, a colony which
-Zionism does not enter. The men and women cos man whose one aim and purpose was to attract a
terested in problems of Jewish educe-
or anti
tendon to himself ; we are constrained to question his
marks
tti,
ain on, The fund for this pirpor
in Palestine are there because of a vision of a nation
sincerity, but as long as his activities were neither t important event n e history of
f
th
past,
joined
with
e
sums
reborn with the finest traditions o
our great commun
for-
un- meretricious, nor his conduct mendacious we could
llitailst
suchld
rs
shou b e
n
as half a miio
the most precious achievements of the present, 110t
raised so easily without noise for such
- give much of the publicity seeker in him,
mindful of the fact that unendurable conditions in Eu
By DR. ISAAC GOLD
Of recent years, however, he has aligned himself n purpose is something new; and it is
rope furnished the propulsion which landed them in
a particularly rare occurence that such
- nothingism
suction
and
know
of
r
in
onor
t. of
with those elements
u aldulse raised i h
fu neldisIsn
i ny
Jewish colonization. The importance
The "terrible suspense" in which
I'alestine.
of this statement becomes clear
The economically fortunate ones in America are which would, destroy every vestige of democracy for
The Jewish Daily News, in an adds the Jewish world has been kept with
-
when it is realized that the present
regard to the successor of Sir Her-
which the commoner originally stood. In all earnest
.
I on this subject under the cap-
t in thin Keren Ilavesod enterprise. This
extent of Jewish landed possessions
asked Lo •
Bert Samuel as H igh ommisiu ne
Lion "The Jewish Golden Rain," Faye:
investment may be one which shall pay larger spiritual ness we ask the question whether it is possible tort e
in Palestine is only little more than
of Palestine has at last been removed,
"The Jews of America evidently re -
half of that area.
dividends than any investment heretofore made, for "common people" to appreciate the essence of twine-
Mize that they are facing a single but a new suspense has taken its
Jewish development in Palestine
fundamental problem, the problem of place. Everybody is wondering and
out of it may come a people which has a place of racy if they are compelled to learn only these things
will continue during the coming five
education. Upon the solution of this asking what sort of policy Gen. Her-
which a self appointed intellectual group think they
defend
years of General Palmer's adminis-
bent Plumer, the new high commis-
equality, and one which does not aggressively
problem the future of Jewry in this
tration. While there is good reason
n sinner, will follow and whether the
should he taught. Although we cannot reconcile here-
inferior status by the thin excuse of a mission in
country is dep endent. The question
to believe that the new high commis-
w potentate will be "good to Jews."
sy with the theory of democracy yet Mr. Bryan no doubt
of assimilation of national existence,
sioner will not fail to encourage this
the world and a chosen people attitude.
The outstanding contrast. of course,
the future of Jewish religion in this
development, its extent in the last
finds no such difficulties.
But whether you would enjoy the delightful spirit-
• .
between
the
two
Ilerberts
is
that
the
country, are parts of the great prob-
analysis depends upon the Jews them-
If there is one doctrine to which we have held fast
first is a diplomat, the second a sol-
ual equality vicariously by recreating a New Judaea
lei of Jewish education.
selves, upon those already in Pales-
diet.
The
fart
that
the
first
is
a
Jew
"We have been somewhat late in
it is the theory of free and untrammelled education.
tine and even more upon those who
or not, the stubborn fact still remains that your broth-
and the second a non-Jew is of im-
realizing this here in America. We
belong to the "home front."
If
those
in
authority
whether
kings
or
ecclesiastics
had
portance to the superficial view only.
ers need the assistance which the Keren llayesod has
should have known it 30 or 40 years
to put their stamp of approval upon what we should or
undertaken to give. Few Jews can escape the feeling
ago. We were idle for a generation. There are many who are convinced
that the advantages to Jewish press
Up to a very recent date the budget
that they are Jews despite all their attempts to evade.
should not be taught then there is danger that absolut-
tige that arose from the fact that the
of Jewish education in America was
ism would prevail. Consequently the American scheme
Sir Herbert Samuel is a Jew have not
The appeal of the Keren Hayesod is to all who are
meager. and it is still very small. In-
been without negative compensations.
sought first to separate church from state and then was
stead of realizing a generation or two
called Jews by a non-Jewish world.
I had occasion recently to observe
It will be safe to assume that what.
ago
that
without
Jewish
education
created the free public school system where all things
a collection of books bought by a
ever policy will be followed by the
American Jewry is deemed, we con-
committee of a Jewish religious
for the improvement. edification and profit of the peo-
new high commissioner, that policy
sidered it a matter of minor impor-
school as gifts for those children of
will move in a straight line. To those
tance. This was awful sin against
ple was to be taught.
the school who had merited special
who follow developments in the Near
Jewish history. The past cannot be
The right of religious freedom was a hard fought
recognition. The volumes were not
Picturesque, impressionable Dean Inge stirred up
Fast with more or less knowledge of
mended, but we can do our utmost for
inferior in quality but sonic of them
the inter-play of interests in those
battle and the founders of the American polity, Wash-
quite a devils brew by his little "joke" on the eve of
the future before it is too late, and
had no relation to the interests or
regions, the appointment of • soldier
it is not too late yet."
ington, Jefferson and Paine. would surely insist that
his departure for England. According to reports he
needs of youth. What I wish spe-
RS high commissioner is not a matter
cially to note and emphasize, how-
the right of religious freedom meant the right to teach
of great surprise.. Nor is it to be
is alleged to have said that the Jews of New York
ever, is that not one of the lot had
THE
NEW
JEWISH
IMMIGRATION
supposed
that
the
talents
of
a
soldier
science and evolution even though these may not be in
should build the Temple of Solomon here as there were
IN MEXICO
any relation whatever to the specific
are required by the circumstances in
strict conformity with the literal explanations of cre-
enough Gentiles here to fleece to pay for the building.
and proper interest of a Jewish child
--
Palestine proper. On the contrary,
whose educational goal should be t o
Lord Balfour's visit to Palestine, fol-
Under this caption, Ben Zion die:-
The (lean denies that he meant to insult the Jews of
ation in the Bible.
attain to that expression of Jewish-
lamed
by
the
incident
in
Damascus,
cusses in the Jewish Daily Forward
We are, however, fortunate that the sound sense of
America, that it was only a hit of raillery. but we are
nese which .would be creditable to
as well as the recent events in the
of May 12 the conditions of the re-
the people of America repeatedly rejected William
himself and to his people and thus
so highly sensatized that we can hardly enjoy such
Iledjas and in Egypt, have demon-
cent Jewish immigrations in Mexico.
make a consequent contribution to
strated that, despite the memoran-
lien Zion finds that the Mexican gov-
Jennings Bryan as president. Such a narrow. publicity
sententious humor. We are ready to accept the apol-
the larger community to which Jew-
dome and protests of Palestinian
ernment is very friendly to immigra-
seeking bigot could do incalculable harm in the impor-
ogy of the dean, who is apparently not so gloomy. for
ish life must always be contributory.
Arabs, Palestine is the most peace-
bin. There are no restrictions in
Indeed, several of the stories to be
tant position of chief executive. The witch hunting,
he did render an excellent service when he espoused
ful and stable of all the countries
Mexico. Any one wishing to come in-
thus presented to the pupils to be
to
that
country
and
to
settle
there
can
in
the
Near
East.
heresy business will soon be over and then we shall
the cause of Jewry in jhe controversy with Hilaire Eel-
honored held the Jew up to unfair
The menace to the British position
do so without any hindrance. Jewish
await with no little eagerness to see what new publicity
loc. For a time we wke skeptical concerning his
criticism which its prospective read-
in that part of the world is not lodged
immigration is viewed with favor and
ers would be unprepared to correct
wrinkle he will uncover with which to regale the know-
in Palestine but in other quarters.
the government is even ready to give
friendship on account of his Tartar-Semitic contribu-
and counteract.
So
far
is
concerned,
it
as
Palestine
the new Jewish immigrants all the
tions, but even a scholar may be permitted to indulge
not bingo.
I protest against this incautious
does not require any profound astute-
land they need for agricultural set-
treatment of the pupil of a Jewish
in intellectual exercises that have no validity.
ness to realize that the Balfour Dec-
Unfortunately, the new
tlements.
echoed. The Catholic and the Protes-
laration has been to the British posi-
Jewish immigrants are not in a posi-
Dean Inge does, however. tell its something which
Israel Zangwill is pessimistic because in the next
tant act more wisely. They believe
tion a source of strength rather than
tion to benefit by the generosity of the
is a grave charge against American Jewry. Upon his
in strengthening their wards along
weakness.
Mexican government for land alone is
Jews in the enemy countries against England
the
war
the line of their religious preference.
arrival in Liverpool he was besieged by reporters. for
It is, of course, an ingrained habit
not enough to make colonization pas-
will be classed as enemies of their own country. We
This is not ignorant narrowness but
in
many Jews to tremble over every
sible.
A
group
of
250
Jewish
immi-
apparently his uncomplimentary remarks had preceded
in , elligent consistency.
cannot become gloomy over this prospect, for we can
change in government. The habit is
grants organized for the purpose of
him and the press representatives were on the lookout
I want the Catholic, the Protes-
easily
explained
by
the
pereerious-
rgicultural
settlements
establishing ■
recall quite vividly that the Germans and Austrians
tant and the Jew to be intelligent
ness under which Jewish communities
for some spicy morsels. According to authoritative
in Mexico found that the sum of $300.-
were
out
classed
as
enemies
here
when
their
response
and
informed in their identification ,
have
lived
for
centuries.
This
species
000 would be necessary for housing
the
advices he did say. "I really have great respect for
otherwise they are likely to be bigot-
of neuresthenia will see all kinds of
and agricultural implements before
did not differ from that of other Americans. Zionism
ed
because
blind. Proper denomina-
Jew and in my opinion they are treated much worse
forebodings in the appointment of a
they could settle on land. And since
will rut change the acrimony or hostility of the people
tional literature is their main hope
British soldier to be High Commis-
they have not the necessary funds
in New York than they are in England. They simply
of Europe where the Jews are concerned should such
who
is one of the People
Jew,
The
sinner of Palestine. Only such a type
they are compelled to continue their
are not recognized in New York. A -Jew may be an
of the Book which is Jewish, who
of mind would suppose that the gov-
a cataclysm as a war befall the world. Americans do
pre carious existence in Mexico City,
does
not,
especially
in his rel gi ous
excellent business man. a good citizen and wealthy,
ernment, whose colonial minister
where peddling is their chief occupa-
not class the Jews as subjects of Great Britain despite
institutions, encourage Jewish publi-
while visiting Palestine declared the
tion.
but socially he does not exist. During my,whole stay
cations
is
guilty
of
a
deplorable
in-
the mandate and the Balfour Declaration, and we dare
permanency of the Balfour Declare-
"The streets of Mexico City, we are
congruity that makes him an uncon-
in America I did not meet one Jew." He did not say
tie's. would appoint as its agent a man
told, are fall with Jewish peddlers"
say that it will be necessary for millions of Jews to
scious adversary of his people. Re-
who would fail to honor it.
one Tartar Jew. one assimiliationist Jew, or one osten-
reports Ben Zion. "Some rascals take
settle in Palestine and ten universities will have to be
ligious school principals, teachers,
It is significant that on the same
advantage of their poverty to mislead
tatious Jew, but he (lid not meet One Jew. To those
committees and even certain mires-
Jewish women and compel them to day when this appointment was re-
built before the Jews will be recognized as even par-
tens will please take notice. Re-
who think that by racial denial. aping the majority or
ported
another
dispatch
from
London
lead the life of prostitution. The
tially British. Zangwill exaggerates because he feels
ligious liberalism does not imply in-
stated that the British Parliament
ghastly white slave traffic of former
by some other device of equal fatuousness they can gain
so keenly about it. A little objective observation and
difference to or neglect of one's own
was informed that an additional area
days in Argentine is raising its head
social equality we think the dean has given them an
religious products.—Dr. Alexander
him a
of
1,500,000
dunams
of
land
in
Pales-
This
condition
in the new land.
unambigious answer. All our vaunted self-gratulation not too much subjective reasoning would give
Lyons.
tine would be made available for
sheuld not be permitted to continue.
Sivan13, 5685
June 5, 1925
The Keren Hayesod.
z.
new
Are We Not Fortunate?
until
ce
What of the New High Commissioner
A DEPLORABLE INCON-
- GRUITY
Dean Inge Apologizes.
seems of little consequence for he finds the Jews of
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