UIIS Children Are Introduced to American Jewish History

the Far East, as well as ar-
ticles on literature.
Publication of his "Jews in
American History" was made
possible by a grant from the
United Hebrew Charities of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion.

By the time America's Bi-
centennial observance rolls
around, the children in Dalet
class (fourth grade) of the
United Hebrew Schools will
be 15 years old.
If a new booklet they are
using has achieved the goal
of its writer, there will be
great interest among the chil-
dren in the origins and contri-
butions of American Jewry.
The booklet, "Jews in
American History," was writ-
ten by Lawrence Rosinger,
a member of the English de-
partment at Henry Ford
Community College. Rosing-
er, who received a masters
degree in history from Co-
lumbia University, has writ-
ten books and articles on

Rosinger begins the ac-
count with the first settle-
ment in New Amsterdam in
1654. Thereafter, he relates
the struggle of the Jews to
win their rightful place in
American society, serving
with distinction in all facets
of the republic.

Their contributions to the
American Revolution, to both
sides in the Civil War and to
the war against fascism are

U.S. Okays Dinitz;
Arnon to Follow?

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
1—Friday, Dec. 29, 1972

the Advancement of Colored
JERUSALEM (JTA)—With
People.
Washington's formal approv-
The waves of immigration al of the appointment of Sim-
in response to the persecu- ha Dinitz as Israel's next am-
tion's abroad; the formation bassador to the United States,
of trade unions, with Jews observers here believe that
playing a leading role; the Dinitz's post as director gen-
heyday of the Yiddish press eral of the prime minister's
and theater; the creation of office will go to Michael Ar-
Jewish welfare agencies — non who is presently secre-
all are touched upon in Ro- tary to the cabinet.
singer's account.
Dinitz is expected to take
There are negative influ- up his new post next March.
ences as well — discrimina-
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recounted. But equally im-
portant is their role in the
fight for equal rights.
It will come as a surprise
to some students, for ex-
ample, that Ernestine Rose
was an active supporter of
equal rights for women even
before the Civil War.
She and Rabbi David Ein-
horn were among the Jews
who demanded an immediate
end to slavery, Rabbi Em-
horn pointing out that the
rights of Jews and Negroes
were closely connected "be-
cause slavery produced an
atmosphere in which no mi-
nority was safe."
Another rabbi, Stephen S.
Wise. would one day co-found
the National Association for

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Arab Terrorists in Israeli Prisons
Sew Clothes for Children in Negev

By MOSHE RON
Special Jewish News
Israel Correspondent

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Among these prisoners
there are former students
who receive books to enable
them to continue their
studies; 182 of them have
passed their matriculation
examinations by mail, with
the help of the Egyptian
Ministry for Education and
UNESCO. After their re-
lease, they are able to con-
tinue their studies.
Every prisoner can take
warm baths, a luxury many

TEL AVIV — The 2,600
Arab terrorists who partici-
pated in several terrorist acts
against the population of Is-
rael are now in 12 different
prisons in Israel. Most of
them are in prison in Beer-
sheba. They enjoy a liberal
regime. Like Israeli soldiers,
they receive a daily ration of
2,700 calories. They get med-
ical care from Israeli doe- of them never enjoyed in
their lives.
tors.
In prison, they work to-
gether with Jewish prison-
ers. They sew sports clothes
for Jewish children in the
Negev, prepare boxes for
Tnuva products and do
plumbing work. In general,
they are a disciplined group.
LOD — "For each of those Only 900 of them have fam-
who died here on that in- ilies, who visit them in pri-
famous night, may this ve- son. The International Red
hicle of mercy save many Cross brings them packages
lives. For each of the wound- with chocolates and other
ed. may it provide to others goodies .
Facilities have been estab-
the critical minutes which
make the difference between lished in the prisons for book
cure and infirmity, between binding, sewing, plumbing,
etc. Some of the terrorists
life and death."
These were the words of who were arrested for min-
Prof. Ikuro Teshima. leader ing Zahal vehicles are now
of the Japanese Makuya voluntarily preparing bags,
sect, as he dedicated a portfoliols and other articles
Mogen David Adorn ambu- for Israeli soldiers.
There are also some prob-
lance to the victims of the
Lod massacre and reaffirm- lematic Arab prisoners who
ed the Japanese friendship are tough and cannot put up
with the idea of being in
with Israel.
Since the Six-Day War, an Israeli prisons. They are iso-
ever-growing number of lated from the others in or-
members of the Japanese der to prevent them from
Makuya sect have been visit- instigating riots against the
ing Israel. They possess an prison authorities. They are
almost mystical affinity for mostly leaders of terrorist
the Holy Land, a kinship organizations and are assim-
securely bound within their ilated with other prisoners
when they promise to stop
religious beliefs.
Groups of Makuva members their hate campaign.
The director of the prison
visit the various holy sites,
and always can be seen at in Beersheba, Michael Golan,
the Western Wall. praying told me that there are often
tearfully, leaning their fore- difficult times with some
heads against the ancient prisoners, but after a certain
length of time in prison, they
stones.
Their colorful embroidered adapt to prison life.
There have been sonic at-
kimonos stand out from

Japanese Sect
Atones for Lod
With Gift of Life

among the other tourists' at-
tire, and their appearance
long has been a source of
wonder and delight to both
Israelis and tourists.
On the day following the
Lod Massacre, not a single
member of the Makuya sect
— or any other Japanese
national for that matter —
could be seen on the streets
of Israel.
The ambulance bearing the
Nippon - Makuya inscription
and pledge of compassion
and friendshipato the Israeli
people is now part of an ef-
ficient fleet, providing emer-
gency transportation to all
hospitals throughout Israel.

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There is a lack of prison
guards in Israel and the
difficult and responsible work
rests on the shoulders of a
few men. Their salaries are
low.
Each Arab prisoner costs
the Israeli government IL
4,500 ($1,100) per year.
There was the case of a
terrorist who after his re-
lease from prison expressed
his wish to be converted to
Judaism to atone for his
past. The two terrorist girls
who were captured at Lod
Airport after hijacking a
Sabena airliner expressed a
wish to be converted to Juda-
ism in order to be able to
marry Jews.
A majority of Arab ter-
rorists in Israeli prisons
certainly never dreamed of
living at the cost of the Is-
raeli authorities in Israeli
prisons.

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