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June 30, 1961 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1961-06-30

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NEW YORK, (JTA) — Max
Bressler, president of the Zion-
ist Organization of America,
proposed that aliyah be under-
stood to mean not a mass move-
ment of Jews to Israel but a
process of facilitating move-
ment of American Jews to
Israel for temporary service or
permanent settlement.
That approach to aliyah was
cited by Bressler as part of a
program which had to be im-
plemented to assure the future
of the Zionist movement in the
United States. Other elements
he listed were tourism, inten-
sive Jewish education, further-
ance of Hebrew language and

culture, and investments in
Israel. He spoke at the first
session of a four-day meeting
of the National Exec utive
Council of the ZOA.
He announced the ZOA would
act to help meet the problems
of housing for American new-
comers, both temporary and
permanent, through a program
of building apartments in vari-
ous cities financed by an Israeli
building firm.
Dr. Emanuel Neumann, ZOA
honorary president and mem-
ber of the Jewish Agency exe-
cutive, described the recent ex-
change of criticisms between
the United .Arab Republic and

the Soviet Union as "little more
than a 'lovers' quarrel' which
has already blown over." He
warned that the Kennedy Ad-
ministration was likely to face
another test of American for-
eign policy in the near future,
this time in the Middle East.
Later, the ZOA embarked on
an intensive campaign to raise
funds for increasing the or-
ganization's educational activi-
ties, as well as those projects
aimed at promoting immigra-
tion to Israel from the U. S.
At the closing session of the
meeting, the organization also
a-dopted a resolution urging the
United States Government to

ratify the United Nations Geno- day sessions.
tide Convention "at the earliest
The Council also considered
moment." The group decided plans, to counteract what was
to proclaim September 1961 as termed "the growing anti-Zion-
"Genocide Convention Month." ist propaganda campaign"
The ZOA delegation to the which, it said, was being "spear-
Israel Bond Conference next headed by the American Coun-
month in Jerusalem will an- cil for Judaism."
nounce 1,000 purchases of Is- Dr. Max Nussbaum, chairman
rael bonds by Bar Mitzvah of the Council, urged a dy- .
Guardians totaling $1,300,000, namic, positive approach to the
the Council was told. problem through "a revitaliza-
Bressler announced that the tion and strengthening of the
64th annual convention of the Zionist movement on the home
organization will be held - in front, and the intensification of
New York Aug. 30 through Jewish education to assure the
Sept. 2. Some 1,000 delegates survival not only of Jews in
from all parts of the country America but of American
are expected to attend the four- Judaism."

ZI

ZOA National Executive Council Redefines Aliyah, Launches Fund-Raising Campaign

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