LETTER BOX Emotion Rules as Arabs Express Views in Issue of 'Les Temps Modernes' Ju l. Beth Hillel Registering THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS for Classes in Oak Park Cong. Beth Hillel, anticipating the opening of religious school classes in Oak Park, is accepting enrollment of children age 7-13 at the Greenfield Rd. office. For information, call the office, BR 3-0570, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. tween two hostile camps and are acting on the theory that their historic mission consists in bring- ing about reconciliation. They are not "puppets." They criticize many things, they grumble, and they know that some prominent Israelis are holding out their right hand of friendship to them. Israel is increasingly exploring new answers to the crucial issues of coexistence with the Arab neighbors. Projects of Israeli-Arab eco- nomic cooperation are treated with utmost seriousness and sanguine expectation. "Les Temps Mod- ernes" is an insightful piece of work, but it makes somber read. ing. ALBERT ZEITLIN Editor, The Jewish News: The special issue of "Les Temps Modernes" edited by Jean Paul Sarte, appeared in print only a Gen. YITZHAK RABIN, Israel's few days before Israel's blitzkrieg. ambassador to the United States, The whole issue dealt with the will join Israel Defense Minister Israel-Arab conflict. The articles Gen. Moshe Dayan in appearances illustrate the moral atmosphere at the annual conference of the on both sides antedating the June National United, Jewish Appeal at War . . . the New York Hilton, Dec. 12-15. The document sheds a good deal Both will address banquets. Rabin of light on the mood and temper will speak Dec. 12 and Dayan on on the Arab side. Emotional ten- Dec. 14. The latter c•vent had been sion reigns supreme there; it rules erroneously reported last week out any likelihood of discussion; as Dec. 4. it flings to the winds any diver- gence of outlook. The Israeli side affords con- I siderable latitude for divergence i GREEN-8 CENTER of views; this in itself is a sober- Prophecy Quoted to Show : _ ing reading experience. It is, in- Injustice Pressed on Israel ed, hard to resist. the growing Dear Sir: inviction that the Israeli side In recent weeks there appears to II. BLOOMFIELD represents an atmosphere of gen- be a tendency toward greater dip- I uine democracy; it introduces ele- lomatic pressure upon Israel by COMMONS ments of close study; it eschews the United States. This was indi- stereotypes. cated by your newspaper head- Oddly enough, a French Jew lines. "U.S. Believed To Be Seek- is one of the contributors on the ing Flexible Israel Attitude." Arab side. His name is Maxine Doubtless the American State De- Rodinson. One thing, though, partrnent has its own interests in makes him wonder: it is the ir- the Middle East and is concerned reversibility of certain histor- about the challenge of Russia's ical processes, the fact that an ominous penetration in the Medi- altogether' new historical con- terranean Sea by her missile- juncture had been inaugurated; launching warships. However, Is- that the Second World War had rael should not rely on the United changed the face of our *liana, States which will prove to be an that Israel has come into being, arm of flesh, but rather on "Yah- that the State of Israel is a part weh our God" (Jeremiah 17:5 and of our reality. 2 Chronicles 32:8). Israeli Arabs are developing an Why should Israel be impressed awareness of the fact of the ex- or listen to American pleas? In istence of Israel and are seeking the past three wars for survival- an understanding with it. Some of 1948, 1956 and 1967—the U.S. just them (Mohammad Watad, Atal- watched and today is rearming the lah Mansour) see in Israeli Arabs belligerent Arab nation of Jordan. a vehicle of rapprochement be- The Holy Scriptures reveal that Israel will have to fight another war against a northern confeder- acy headed by Russia, the "prince of Rosh, Meshech, and Tubal" (Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39). The United States and the world will experience a tremendous awaken- ing when the Russian hordes are I vanquished on the mountains of Israel. This will be accomplished i by Israel's Messiah who is to reign on David's throne in Jerusalem as King of the Jews, and all nations were $50, now $25 will surrender to the law that goes forth from Zion (Isaiah 2:3, 4). Sincerely yours, ARTHUR W. ARMSTRONG, 22636 Tire ma n. 0=11.0 ■ 11•11=0 /1 ■ 1111101.1 ■ 041 ■ 111.1 ■ 0111=11, 11.111111.0•1 ■ 4.1•1! 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