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Support for Israel Urged
Gary Sussman
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Editor, The Jewish News,
, The recent failure of Sec-
retary of State Henry Kis-
singer's peace shuttle be-
tween Egypt and Israel' has
sparked a , debate over
America's policy towards
the Middle East. I note with
concern charges that Israel
has been intransigent —
that Israel's demands were
an obstacle to peace. Noth-
ing could be further from
the truth.
ISrael repeatedly ex-
pressed its unwillingness to
surrender the two points of
greatest strategic import-
ance in the Sinai: the Gidi
and Mitle passes, and the, oil
fields at Abu Rodeis. All
Israel asked in return was a
pledge of non-belligerence;
Ely
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Kamal Mansour, adviser
on minority affairs to Israel
President Ephraim Katzir,
will be the guest speaker at
Pioneer Women luncheon
honoring Mrs. Oscar Rappa-
port on behalf of Israel
Bonds noon Thursday at
Town and Country Club.
Mansour was the first
Druze emissary abroad to
represent Israel's foreign
ministry' Lecturer and jour-
nalist, Mansour has contrib-
uted to Hebrew and Arabic
journals in Israel and was
an Arabic language radio
commentator and program
editor for Kol Yisroel. He
was a director of Arab in-
formation department.
Mrs. Rappaport will be
presented with the David
games party 8 p.m. Monday
at the Jewish War Veterans
Memorial Home. Friends
are invited. Anyone wishing
to assist and serve at the an-
nual seder at the -Battle
Creek Hospital may contact
the chairman, Yetta, Glass,
KE 5-4133.
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Election of officers will be
followed by a program and
"Chinese auction." There
will be a social hour with
the post. For information,
call the president, Belle
Letzer, 557-3372.
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Ben-Gurion Award "for her
leadership in Bond activi-
ties." Eric Rosenow will pro-
vide the music. For reserva-
tions, call Bonds, 968-0200;
or Pioneer Women,
851-0750.
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In other Bond events,
Michigan Region, Worn-
en's American ORT, will
honor Mrs. Irvin J. Kurtz
as its woman of the year
noon April 23 at Temple
Beth El on behalf of Israel
Bonds.
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Mrs. Kurtz was president
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and in 1965 was elected a
national vice presiderit. At
the emergency congress of
the World ORT Union in
Jerusalem last year, Mrs.
Kurtz was an alternate dele-
gate to the central board of
the World ORT Union.
Mrs. Kurtz will be pre-
sented with the David Ben-
turion Award on the occa-
sion of the 25th anniversary
of State of Israel Bonds "for
her devoted leadership in
the spirit of David Ben-Gur-
ion."
Mrs. David M. Gold-ring,
national president of Wom-
en's American ORT, will be
guest speaker. Eric Ro-
senow will provide the mu-
sic. For reservations, call
Bonds, 968-0200; or Worm-
en's -American ORT,
557-0585.
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Southfield Councilman
the residents of Southfield
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The answer to our prayer
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legislators in Lansing and may be the echo of our re-
Washington — informing solve.
—Herbert Louis Samuel
them that pressure upon
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some firm evidence, backed Israel will not serve the
by action, which would af- cause of peace or promote
firm Egypt's intent to live at our national interests.
peace with its neighbor.
It is -the intransigent
Egypt refused.
Arab refusal to compromise
Democratic Israel re- which must be reappraised.
mains a capable friend and If the United States does
ally of the United States. Its not swat from our historic
declaration of independence insistence upon mutual ac
27 years ago , extended the commodation in the Middlt.
hand of ,friendship to Arab East, then it is possible that
neighbors who were already the peoples of the area mad
invading. •- soon know more than war
At this crucial time, it is and its dreadful prepara
essential that the U.S. tions, and its tragic after
continue to support Is- math.
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