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`Council of Oppressed Neighborhoods' to Organize- in NY

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 2, 1971-11

NEW YORK (JTA)—Jews from
all over the city met Sunday to
form a Council of Oppressed Jew-
ish Neighborhoods which will try
to use "Jewish power," especially

voting power, to deal with prob- Jewish Defense League, told more
lems such as poverty and reverse than 70 people gathered at Cong.
discrimination currently confront- Adath Jeshrun in the Bronx, that
ing Jews in this city.
a movement of "grass-roots Jews"
Rabbi Meir Kahane, head of the was needed to solve these and
other problems which, he said, are
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tablisited= Jewish groups.
JDL organized the conference,
but Kahane told reporters before
the meeting that "we'll step out"
once the council is formed because
it must represent the "general
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though Jews comprise the third

largest poverty group in the city
after Blacks and Puerto Ricans,
"no one gives a damn about the
Jewish poor."
Echoing figures revealed recent-
ly before the Chicago chapter of
the American Jewish Committee,
Rabbi Kahane said there are close
to 200,000 Jews in New York liv-
ing at or below the poverty level
of $3,000 annual income.
The government and politicians
are not "afraid of the Jew," ac-
cording to hinh. Thus, he stated,
Jews must organize politically
on a community level. He said
that beginning next week, a
house-to-house canvassiing will
begin in 10 -oppressed Jewish
neighborhoods, including the
South Bronx, W a s hin gt on
Heights, Southeast Queens and
Williamsburg, to register Jews
in local Jewish groups. Rabbi
Kahane said that nearly 500,000
Jews live in those areas.
Because "we vote," he stated,
the Jewish community can build
a "power base" unlike that of any
other ethnic or racial group.

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