Doves Back Israel Government;
Call Upon Arabs for Talks

JERUSALEM (JTA) — A launched must convince the
group of Hebrew University world that this rejection was
professors, including many thoroughly justified."
"The Egyptian and Syrian
leading "doves" who have
often criticized the Israel attack on the Day of Atone-
government for inflexibility, ment has led us to the painful
Wednesday issued a state- conclusion that the policy of
ment which accuses the the present governments of
Arabs of seeking to annihi- the Arab states is to go to
late Israel and seems to sup- any length in order to destroy
port now, in the light of the existence of Israel."
hindsight, the governments
The statement ends by call-
policy of not budging until ing on all free men "to insist
peace. Their statement de- on the overriding duty of the
Glares:
Arab states to recognize Is-
"The Arab doctrine of prior rael's right to exist in peace
agreement by Israel to with- and to demonstrate that by
draw from territory is illogi- agreeing immediately to
cal and unacceptable. Every- meet the representatives of
one of us is wholly convinced Israel for discussion and
that our very existence to- negotiation."
Signatories include Shlomo
day, that was have been able,
a
nsiderable cost in lives, Avineri, Gershon Sholem,
ti rithstand the Egyptian Ernst David Bergmann,
and Syrian assault and turn Samuel Eisenstadt, Saul
it back, are due to the fact Friedlander, Yehoshafat Har-
that this doctrine was re- kabi, Yehoshua P r a w e r,
jetted by us. The way that Michael Rabin, Nathan Rot-
the Egyptian and Syrian at- enstreich, Jacob T a 1 m on
tack was pr e p a r e d and and Ephraim Urbach.

T HE

DETROIT
ZIONIST
FEDERATION

Constituent Organizations:

• AMERICANS FOR PROGRESSIVE ISRAEL
• ASSOCIATION OF AMERICANS AND
CANADIANS FOR ALIYAH

• HADASSAH
• LABOR ZIONIST ALLIANCE

• PIONEER WOMEN
• RELIGIOUS ZIONISTS OF AMERICA
(MIZRACHI, MIZRACHI WOMEN)

• UNITED ZIONISTS
REVISIONISTS OF AMERICA
• AMERICAN ZIONIST YOUTH COUNCIL:
BNEI AKIVA, HABONIM, HASACHAR,
HASHOMER HATZAIR

Affiliated Organization:

• THE SEPHARDIC COMMUNITY OF
GREATER DETROIT

Salute the Solidarity and
Unity of Our
Jewish Community
In This Time of Crisis.

ATTEND THE

`Solidarity for Israel'
Community Meeting

Sunday, October 14, at 7:30 p.m.
at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue

Israel Not Alone: Fellow Jews Respond

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mobile until Oct. 20. "I hope
the war will end victoriously
for Israel by then," Glass-
man said.
Nationwide Response
to Appeals Reported
NEW YORK (JTA) — An
unprecedented response was
reported as Jews throughout
the nation continued to rally
in support of Israel at gath-
erings in hundreds of com-
munities and contributed mil-
lions of dollars.
Sam. Rothberg, general
chairman of Israel Bonds,
said the Bond organization
should have $100,000,000 in
cash and signed pledges.
At UJA national headquar-
ters donations were reported
streaming in at a greater rate
than expected. A UJA
spokesman said the response
was unprecedented.
Hadassah reported doctors
and nurses calling in to vol-
unteer their services. Israel
has as yet not asked for vol-
unteers.

Zaire Cuts Ties
With Israel

UNITED NATIONS (JTA)
— Joseph Mobutu, President
of Zaire, told the UN General
Assembly last week that his
country had broken diplo-
matic relations with Israel.
Zaire became the eighth
African country to break re-
lations with Israel in the past
20 months.

Arabs Integrating
Into Israeli Life

JERUSALEM (ZINS)—The
adviser to the Israel govern-
ment on Arab affairs, Shmuel
Toledano, said the Arab pop-
ulation in Israel is rapidly
being integrated into the life
of the land, due to an unpre-
cedented economic boom.
This is most readily seen
in the rapid integration of the
younger Arab generation,
Toledano said.
It is anticipated, according
to Toledano, that in the next
10-15 years, the natural
birthrate of the Arabs and
Jews will equalize.
At the same time, accord-
ing to informed sources,
30,000 Arabs, previously resi-
dent in the liberated areas,
have permanently left for
new homes in Europe and in
Latin America. Most of the
emigres did not liquidate
their holdings and return
from time to time to visit
their former places of resi-
dence.
The Israel government has
rejected a number of appli-
cations on the part of those
who were disappointed with
their resettlement elsewhere
and wanted to come back.
The abandoned, property of
those Arabs who have per-
manently left is managed by
a government custodian.

Israel Water Chief
Fears Supply Decline

TEL AVIV (ZINS)—Israel's
total available water re-
sources continue to decline
dangerously, t h e govern-
ment's chief water expert,
Menachem Kantor said. Kan-
tor explained that the na-
tion's wells and other under-
ground sources are being
threatened by increasing sal-
ination, despite the fact that
there has been no shortage of
rainfall.
In Tel Aviv, the danger
point had already been
reached.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 12, 1973-9

While 21 persons left Tues- JERUSALEM (JTA)—An-
day for a previously sched- other 115 Soviet immigrants
uled 22-day tour of Israel, 17 arrived in Israel Tuesday,
canceled. One couple said and many immediately de-
they were going because they manded to be drafted into
believe that "Israel should the army. This is, of course,
not feel isolated at a time impossible, but they were
like this." Another man said promised useful jobs in the
that in 1967 he canceled his rear.
trip to Israel and has always
A moving cable from 45
regretted it. A couple went Soviet Jews declared: "To
with scuba-diving equipment the government and people
saying they still hoped to use of Israel: Beloved brothers
it in the gulf of Tiran off and sisters: Another tragic
Sharm el-Sheikh.
military adventure by the
More USSR Immigrants
Arab rulers who are war-
and Message of Faith
crazed began on Yom Kippur

and is due to end in annihila-
tion for their people. Both
sides involved, Arabs and
Jews, will suffer bloodshed.
We cannot describe in words
how shocked we are by these
events and how much we
identify with the people of
Israel. Let us just say that
we have no shadow of doubt
in the bravery and heroism
of our people and of their
ability to withstand aggres-
sion, as has already been
proven in other cases. We
are with you in these fateful
days."

This must be
done

JEWISH NATIONAL
FUND

calls upon

MICHIGAN JEWRY

to intensify support for
Israel in
this emergency

DECLARATION OF SOLIDARITY WITH ISRAEL

The Jewish National Fund in an expression of solidarity with the people of
Israel in the face of the new outbreak of Arab hostilities, is issuing a
call to all friends, supporters and volunteer workers throughout the
state, to intensify immediately their efforts on behalf of the belea-
guered Jewish State.
And it recalls the major role played by the Keren Keyemeth in Israel in
building strategic security roads, including those leading to the Gola.k
Heights and Mt. Hermon, which were attacked by the Syrian forces
on the Day of Atonement.

Dozens of settlements along Israel's northern and southern frontiers re-
claimed and developed by the Keren Kayemeth, are bearing the brunt
of treacherous Arab aggression and are being heroically defended by
their inhabitants.
We are very much involved.
JNF also emphasizes that were it not for the network of security roads and
border outposts, the task of Israel's defenders would have been rend-.
ered much more difficult.

We express, on behalf of the Jewish National Fund, our confidence that
American Jewry would respond mightily to the critical challenge facing
Israel by stepping up its support and striving generously so that israel
might emerge stronger and more secure—and the victor.

It is important for us, at this moment, to be aware of the fact that every
cent now coming in to JNF, be it for trees, land reclamation, road
construction in the border areas, is dedicated and designated to Israel's
emergency.

OUR ANSWER TO THE BRUTAL AND UNPROVOKED ATTACK MUST
BE MORE ISRAELI STRONGHOLDS AND SETTLEMENT, MORE
SECURITY ROADS, AND AN ECONOMICALLY VIABLE ISRAEL
THAT WILL BE ABLE TO ABSORB THOUSANDS AND THOUS-
ANDS OF MORE JEWS FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE GLOBE.

For details, phone

968-0820 or write

Signed: Charles Milan, President JNF
Mrs. Jules Kraft, President
Women of JNF
Mrs. Kenneth Dosie, President
Young Women of JNF

JEWISH nom= Fume

22100 Greenfield Rd.
Oak Park, Mich. 48237-968-0820