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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, November 19, 1971
Paul Zuckerman of 'Detroit, who
is assuming the national chairman-
ship of the United Jewish Appeal,
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NEW YORK (ZINS)—The World
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lection of original articles de-
voted to Zionist ideology, as it
concerns Israel and the diaspora.
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delivered one of the most impor-
tant addresses at the assembly,
laying the groundwork far the
1972 campaign.
Dealing with American aware-
ness of the critical social welfare
needs of ,Israel, and with the on-
coming rampaign, Zuckernian said
he anticipated a -record-breaking
campaign. He said that advance
reports of solicitations for 1972
already show 219 pledges from 60
communities for a total of $25,740, -
300 — well -in 'excess of the „amounts
the same contributors gave in '1971.
Zuckerman told the partici-
pants in the session he ad-
dressed: "I ask only that we be
creative in formulating our cam-
paign plans, courageous in exe-
cuting them and cooperative
with 'other communities, with
UM and the Council of Federa-
tion in every-phew of our activ-
ity. in that way ,I am sure we
will succeed. We are rededirat-
Ing ourselves to the survival of
world Jewry—survival as a com-
munity in America, survival as
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need to a remarkable degree. They
have, so to" Speak, personalized
the problems our campaigns must
help to solve. There is a growing
recognition that 'the unity of the
Jewish people'- is not a cliche, but
a fart. No longer is it us and
them, it is Anakhnu, .we—we are
one. ,people.
"Our task, as fund raisers, is to
translate this deep concern, this
growing sense of solidarity, into
new -dimensions of giving . .
giving that is equal _ to the new
dimensions of the needs."
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Jewry will have an unending
welcome sign for settlement in
Israel and that there will be no
halt to any of the efforts to make
Israel the functioning Jewish
center it is in the Middle East -
.' Pointing to- the Israeli tax bur-
dens,-declaring that. "our balance-
of-payments is in terrible shape,"
describing the problems created
by the poverty situation that exists
among 250,000 Jews in Israel,
mostly those that have come from
Moslem countries, Pincus de-
clared that the Jewish Agency's
minimum needs this 'year will be
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"We are talking about the hard
facts of Jewish life in our own
communities and around the
World, and people are listening.
They . understand what's at stake.
"And they have even gone be-
yond understanding — American
Jews have empathized with Jewish
Louis Pincus Calls for Uninterrupted
Anierican Jewish Aid for Israel
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to the survival , of ' 4Tews behind
the Iron Curtainand all over
the world." - •
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$625,000,000. He declared that if
the needs are to be accounted for,
American Jewry must raise $480,-
000,000 this-year in WA funds and
Israel Bond purchases.
He also pointed to the positive
factors in .1srael's eiperiences —
the economic' excellence, the elimi-
nation' of '- unemployment, the
growth in tourism. Be also pointed
to - growth in the country's gross
naotional product.
"Yet," be warned, "there IS a
gap, a dangerous gap, and we can
not postpone massive action to
deal with this tension even if the
shooting starts again."
Pincus said that . the 250,000 im-
poverished live on a poverty level
of $24 per month per person. ••
,Describing the great needs that
call for increased American Jew,
Ish support, he said that in the
coming. year the cast - of settling
a family of three will be in ex-
cess • of .$25,000.• - -
He said the 'housing situation is
the most serious affecting Israel,
and he indicated hosi -the demands
from Russian emigres add to the
problem - 'bY their • "demands - for
"nice big. apartments."
• By "holding, the line," he de-
clared, "American Jewry can and
must, assist in solving these prob-•
lezns.".
CJFWF leaders indicated at the
sessions that • American, ,Jewry
must raise a minimum of $550,-
000,000 to provide for local and na-
tional as_well as -overseas needs.
In his lengthy analysis of _the
existing situation, contained in the
Herbert J. Abeles Lecture. he -de-'
livered at the assembly 'banquet—
he is the first non-American to
,have been invited to deliver an
Abele i Lecture—Pincus said that
the below-poverty level ,of the
quarter _ million' sraelis is. to -..be
:attributed -largely to -the-lack of
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ing of Jews from Moslem coun-,
Vies. He . said that the "Black
Panther" movement "reflects the
emergence , of serious social •,t.en
Sion" and he rejected charges of
discrimination against Jews from
Moslem countries. He said _their
needs and over-all Israeli needs
can be and -must- be -solved with
his repeated demand. upon Ameri=
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