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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, A
More than a score of novels
have been published about Is-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel with populations of from 5,000 to rael and the state's struggle
has a record population of 2,170,- 50,000 include three all-Arab with the Arabs. Among the lat-
082 persons, according to provi- towns, as well as a dozen points est and most impressive is
sional results of the May 22 cen- in-the Negev which were unpopu- "Burnt Offering," by Daniel
sus.
lated • in 1948. The new' Negev Spicehandler, published by Ma
The total is nearly two-and-a- settled points range in population millan (60 5th, N.Y. 11).
half times as much as that indi- from 6,000 in Eilat to 24,000 in
The author, now a lectu
cated by a previous census taken Ashkelon.
English at Queens Colle
Nov. 11, 1948, six months after
The census data showed that York, lived in Palesti
Israel statehood was declared.
while Tel Aviv did not match the childhood, studied at
The findings were presented to rate of increase of other urban brew University, wor
President Ben-Zvi by Prof. R. seas, the population growth of kibbutz and fought
Bachi, the gove I.
urban areas rose at a fast- in Defense of Jerus
and senior 11 ,
ers
en- er pac than that of the rest of ing the War of Indep
sits staff
a rec
n. Thre e Israel.
eater Tel Aviv now He Is, therefore, well in
cities
listed
aving popu- numbers early 700,000 persons. about Israel and writes with
latio
of mor
an 100,000. Beersheb
nd Ashkelon subdis- thority about the struggle with
Th
re Tel
rv, with 386,
tricts sho d a record increase the Arabs.
r
ents;
a, with 182`+0 of 170 p ent, with Safad close
"Burnt Offering," a war story,
Jerusal
ith 1
behind
rowth.
is unique for its dialogue. For
ns. Jer
instance, there is the discussion
‘oubled in e t e
about Arab and Jewish claims
R
otalitarianism,
948 census.
to the Holy Land, and when
The next
:est urban
ti-Semitism Linked the comment is made that the
areas are R
t an, near
Jewish fighters for independ-
by French Minister
Aviv, with
e than 90,000
ence are making sacrifices "for
PARIS, (JTA) — Foreign a land they think is exclusively
dents, and Petah Tikv
with
3,000. Forty-nine
towns Minister Maurice Couve de Mur- theirs," and "because they were
ville told the Bnai Brith Inter- born here," there follows this
D-F
S RESORT
national Council that there was conversation:
a "vital" connection between
"So were the Arabs and the
Soviet totalitarianism and anti- Samaritans before them and the
Semitism.
Hittites and the Jebusites be-
He addressed 150 tinai Brith fore them. Land is never an
WORLD-FAMOUS HOTEL
leaders from
inherited right, It is loaned,
four conti-
holding" a moral obligation to
nents attend-
make things grow.
ing the two-
"The Arabs lost that right.
d a y meeting
So did the others.
of the Coun-
"Agreed. Yet we hold one
cil.
more obligation. Jews always
Contrasting
hold one more obligation. This,
the postwar
I fear, our children will never
revival of the
know.
Jewish cultur-
"That they fight for Jews
al community
wherever they are.
community
life in West-
"That they are Jews. That
ern Europe de Murville .
Jews are always responsible for
with "the fact that things are their fellow Jews. They are
different in another part of merely custodians of the land.
Europe separated from us by They have ed"teach all the others
the Iron Curtain," M. de Mur- the moral obligation to make
ville said that true liberty exists things grow. That will be their
in rio Communist Country and true victory. -
"And do you think they are
the freedom of Jews in those
lands was "even more limited." capable of meeting the task?
"I fear that they shall dis-
Asserting that, after the Nazi
holocaust the Jewish communi- cover too soon that- the place
ties of Western Europe were they fight for can never be the
reconstituted, the Fokeign Min- same once they win.. ... -
A swimming pool...air-condi-
"And this will embitter'
ister said that "their religious
tioning the finest in kosher- life and 'spiritual development them?
"Even destroy them. -Already
and continental.. cuisine... resumed without difficulty."
France; he said, is7-11appy c to they talk as if- they have lived
cocktail lounges . . all rooms
"continue to dooii 11--est : to
with outside views — all at encourage it."
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Israel's Population Is 2,170,000,
Provisional Census Results .Show