I snan try to correct errors Jinei Akiva Iialses
where shown to be errors,
and I shall adopt new views Funds for Israel
as fast as they shall appear
In support of Israel, the
to be true views.—Abraham Religious Zionist youth or-
Lincoln.
ganization, Bnei Akiva of
Detroit, has collected nearly
$2,000 for Magen David
Beth Achim
Adorn at local shopping cen-
Youth Commission
ters, neighborhoods, syna-
gogues and primarily at the
Oct. 14 community peace
rally at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
* *
Temple Beth El's Young
People's Society raised $580
For the young family who
for Israel and a Soviet Jew-
would like to attend
ish family by holding a bake
sale, car wash and general
Shabbat Services
"mitzva day."
The majority of the pro-
For ages 3-5 yrs. & 5-7 yrs.
ceeds — $480 — will go to
Drama - Games - Puppetry
the Israel Emergency Fund.
Treats - Storybook Telling
The remainder has been
Walks - Songs
designated for a family in
Karkhov, USSR.
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uease-r ire rtesumuon
as Diplomatic Victory for Israel
T h e cease-fire resolution tions. The mechanization of
that brought the Mideast war implementation lies in para-
to a close this week was a graph three.
Furst said Israel is aware
historic document giving Is-
rael and her few but staunch that it has won, with U. S.
allies cause to rejoice, says help, "a major diplomatic
the Anti-Defamation League's victory to go along with its
director of Middle East af- magnificent military vic-
tory."
fairs.
But besides the U.S. there
Zev Furst, addressing the
opening delegate assembly of are few friends of Israel to
the Jewish Community Coun- celebrate, he said. With the
cil Tuesday night at Temple exception of one or two gov-
Emanu-El, said the Jewish ernments, "we are isolated in
community should not mini- this world," said Furst.
mize the importance of the "There was a deafening si-
resolution which emerged as lence from Western nations"
the result of U.S.-USSR ne- as Israel was assailed again
gotiations and was approved and again by her Arab
by the UN Security Council neighbors.
Sunday night.
The UN's inability and un-
"The Soviet Union knew be- willingness to act, and the
f ore (Egyptian President USSR's "cynical” manipula-
Anwar) S a d a t knew that tions in the Mideast also are
things were going badly for to blame for the escalation
Egypt." The USSR was of hostilities that led to war,
"trembling this time" and he said.
was ready to swallow the
American Jews should be
three-point resolution before proud of their government,
Israel could completely wipe on the other hand. "The Is-
out the Arab armies, said rael ambassador to Washing-
ton had calls four times a
Furst.
Discussing the three sec- day from senators asking
tions of the resolution, he said what they could do; one- and
the first paragraph, calling two-star generals themselves
for a cease fire in place, carried crates of arms to
leaves Israel in control of a Boeing 707's bound for Israel
40x50 kilometer (772 miles) because President Nixon's ef-
bite out of Egyptian territory forts were being frustrated by
and 25 miles into Syria, be- certain people."
sides all of Mt. Hermon.
Ironically, one of the loud-
The second section of the est voices, that of Saudi
resolution cal ling on the Arabia's King Faisal, who
parties concerned for the im- said he was cutting off all
plementation of Resolution oil to the U.S., proved to be
242 represents a small con- just noise, Furst said.
cession to the USSR, said Nine days since Faisal's
Furst.
threat, oil still was flowing
The third section, however,
represents a major conces-
sion by the Russians to the
U.S. in that it decides "im-
mediately and concurrently
with the cease fire that ne-
gotiations start between the
parties concerned."
Furst said that the third
section is linked with para-
graph two; the resolution to
be executed can come about
only as a result of negotia-
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BONN (JTA) — The Social
Democratic government in
Hesse, West Germany, has
donated DM 500,000 to the
Israeli counterpart of t h e
Red Cross. The donation was
made on the initiative of
SPD Premier Albert Osswald
and received full Cabinet ap-
proval.
Osswald said in a telegram
to I s r a el's Ambassador
Eliashiv Ben Horin that the
money was to be used to
help "all people in distress,
regardless of race and reli-
gion."
to the U.S. "The bullet shot
by Faisal had no gunpowder.
The truth is, Faisal needs
the money."
Unique to this war, unlike
1967, was the fact that "This
week, 2,000 Russian Jews ar-
rived in Israel, and 152 today
passed through Vienna," he
said.
The delegate assembly was
the first to be conducted un
der Council's new executive
director, Alvin Kushner, who
took office Oct. 1. Harold
Dubin was appointed assist-
ant director.
Another change in Council
leadership occurred with the
departure of vice president
Rabbi Hayim Donin. He is
replaced by John Shepherd,
former treasurer. Irving Tu-
kel is the new treasurer.
Council President Hubert
Sidlow presided.
Nathan Feldman, president
of the host temple, announced
that Emanu-El's membership
has launched a project, SAG
(Save a Gallon), by which
every family will make a
commitment to save one gal-
lon of gas per week. Their
effort, which was suggested
as a communitywide — and
countrywide — project by
Feldman, is designed to re-
duce the consumption of gas
in the U.S. and concurrently
reduce the dependence on the
Mideast for oil.
He advised that everyone
double up on trips to school
and restaurants, and not to
idle car motors more than
one or two minutes. Litera-
ture on the program is being
printed by Simons-Michelson
Advertising, which donated
time and effort.
Friday, October 26, 1973-17
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