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December 28, 1973 - Image 17

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-12-28

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Kollek Has Big Plans for Jerusalem

term is the Peaceful Dwell-
ings complex, the literal
translation of Miskenot Shaa-
nanim, the name given by
Moses Montefiore 120 years
ago to a long stone alms-
house that he established,
now used as an artists,' mu-
sicians,' and writers' haven.
All are free to take up resi-
dence, gratis, for a period of
inspiration and creation.
The city, divided socially
between the Arabs and Is-
raelis, displays the relics of

JERUSALEM—In spite of
the Arab-Israel controversy
over this city, Mayor Teddy
Kollek looks ahead to more
improvements in his ever-
growing Jerusalem.
One of these improvements
is construction of a commu-
nal TV aerial to replace
those dotting the Old City
sky. He also hopes to have
an underground parking ga-
rage to relieve the narrow
streets of their congestion.
A site developed during his

In 1492

Columbus
discovered
America.
Now it's
our turn.

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past conflicts and civiliza-
tions in the hastily built
apartment buildings con-
structed after the Six-Day-
War, the illuminated First
and Second Century tombs
and walls and decaying and
war-torn edifices that still
remain.
However, there are mod-
ern buildings that make up
an architectural balance in
the city's character. For ex-
ample, there are "suburban-
style" buildings and high-
rise apartments that jut into
the Old City skyline.
Sites around the Old City
walls, eyesores from the
days of the British Mandate,
have been cleared away and
have been turned into park-
ways and promenades.
Kollek enjoys a new res-
taurant called Peer's locat-
ed near the artists' complex,
owned by a Moroccan chef,
whom Kollek insists cooks
the only kosher haute cuisine
in the world.
In spite of the advances
the city is still threatened
politically. King Hassan II of
Morocco announced a call for
"next year in Jerusalem,"
and no Arab leader has chal-
lenged that call. The Vatican,
whch for years called for the
internationalization of the
city, has changed its view
somewhat and asked that the
city be ruled by foreign con-
suls.
That would put Kollek out
of a job.

U.S. Urged to Get
Oil Blackmailers
Where It Hurts

WASHINGTON — A recent
U.S. Department of Agricul-
ture survey showed that Sau-
di Arabia is 100 per cent de-
pendent on imports for both
wheat and feed grains, and
even wealthier Kuwait is 100
per cent dependent on im-
ported feed grains.
This fact should have a
bearing, says Sen. Strom
Thurmond (R. S.C.), on U.S.
dealings with those countries
that have put an embargo on
oil supplies.
Thurmond introduced legis-
lation last month which
would require the President
to prohibit the export of
agricultural grain "to any
nation reducing, for political
purposes, the quantity of oil
normally exported to the
United States or nationaliz-
ing any U.S. properties." A
similar resolution was intro-
duced in the House.
Besides Saudi Arabia and
Kuwait, countries that need
imported foodstuffs include
Iraq, Egypt, Jordan, Leban-
on and Syria. In many cases,
the exports are shipped at
reduced cost or as outright
gifts.
American agricultural ex-
ports to the Middle East are
expected to jump 50 per cent
in 1973-74--totaling $300,000,-
000.
In a leter to members of
"Herut U. S. A." (United
Zionists-Revisionists), Presi-
dent Howard Adelson urged
a letter-writing campaign to
all U.S. senators and repre-
sentatives calling on them to
co-sponsor Thurmond's bill,
52604.
Meanwhile, the U.S. gov-
ernment is reviewing the
commercial agreement it
signed with Saudi Arabia in
1933 to determine whether
King Faisal's oil embargo
against the U.S. is violating
it.
However, an early decision
-on the results of the review
is unlikely.

Shaul Ramati to Inaugurate
`Operation Solidarity' Jan 3

Israel Midwest Consul Gen-
eral Shaul Ramati will host
a gathering of some 100 in-
vited guests here Thursday
at Mt. Vernon Townes Club
House.
The function will inaugur-
ate "Operation Solidarity,"
a four-month project to in-
spire special leadership mis-
sions to Israel as well as
continuing group visits to the
Jewish state.
"Operation Solidarity" is a
project co-sponsoted by the
Israel consulate's Midwest
area which includes Michi-
gan, together with the Israel

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, Dec. 28, 1973-17

Government Tourist Office
and El Al Israel Airlines.
Benjamin Hershkovitz,
manager of the local El Al
office, said the "physical
presence" of American Jews
in Israel, at this time, is "a
significant inspirer of moral
courage" to the embattled
Israel, and that "Operation
Solidarity" will help strength-
en the bonds between Israel
and American Jewry.
Information regarding the
"Operation Solidarity" and
the Ramati reception can be
secured by calling Hershko-
vitz at the El Al office.

Israeli Druze Amaze Brothers
in Syrian Villages With Progress

SHAUL RAMATI

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By IVIOSHE RON
upon now was that the Is-
The MULTI-MILLION
raeli authorities would intro-
Jewish News Special
DOLLAR
Israeli Correspondent
duce new school books in the
TEL AVIV — During the village schools, omitting any
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As soon as these villages visit their villages and to see
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At the beginning, the in-
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