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Golan Druze Communicate
Over Border With Bullhorns
JERUSALEM — Wear-
ing the ancient garb of the
Arabs while talking through
a modern-day bullhorn, the
Druze of Israel and Syria
gather -weekly at border
frontier to exchange news
and greetings.
Separated by the Six-Day
"_War capture of the Golan
Heights; many of the Druze
had not seen members of
their families for seven
years until the June 1974 di-
sengagement agreement
between Syria and Israel.
Word of the accord spread
quickly among the Druze on
both sides of the frontier. At
first only a few showed up
at the barbed wire barrier,
but in recent months crowds
have been known to form.
According to Terrence
Smith in the New York
Times, Israel will not per-
_mit the–families to come
together because the Druze
of the Golan are a "highly
suspect community." Sev-
eral Druze espionage rings
have been uncovered on the.
heights since 1967, and 45
Golan Druze are serving
sentences in Israeli prisons
after being convicted by mil-
itary courts," Smith wrote.
According - to -Smith, the
Druze are a clannish, • con-
servative people, accus-
tomed to their minority
status. They number about
500,000 in the Middle East
and have their origins in
Islam. -
About 38,000 Druze live in
Israel where they are full Is-
raeli citizens, serving in the
army in their own units.
There are about 250,000 in
Syria, 100,000 in Lebanon
and smaller communities in
Europe and Latin America.
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I am a Jew because the
faith of Israel asks every
possible saerifice of my
soul.
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1976 Campaign Division Chairman Named
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FRANK
GOLDRATH GORDON
Eight men have been
The Division's associate
named Division chairmen chairmen are Sidney
for the 1976 Allied Jewish Freedland, Oscar Hertz,
Campaign-Israel Emer- Irwin L. Kahn, Jerome
gency Fund by general Lapides, Norman H. Ro-
chairmen Dr. Leon Fill and senfeld and D. Lawrence
Merle Harris. The appoint- Sherman. -
ments complete the roster
Milford Nemer and
of top level leaders for the Charles Snider will head the
Campaign which benefits the -Campaign's Real Estate
nearly 60 humanitarian
& Building Trades Division.
agencies.
Nemer is a member of the
•
David Frank and Richard
A. Kahn are the chairmen of Campaign's collection re-
the Mercantile Division. view committee, and a
Active in the Division for member of Tamarack Hills
many years, Frank is a past Authority and the Jewish
associate- chairman and Home for Aged.
Jewelry Section chairman.
Snider is chairman of the
Kahn is a former chair- v Jewish Family Service's
man of the group's Depart- building committee and a
ment Stores, Women's Ap- member of the Seririce's
parel and Children's Wear board of directors and hous-
Section and a director of the ingtelocations and nomi-
Detroit Service Group nating committees.
(DSG).
Real Estate & Building
Lebanon Premier Says - Israel
Plans Invasion to Save Jews
JERUSALEM — Leba- looted and seriously dam-
non Premier Rashid Karami aged.
claimed that Israel pre-
Lebanese Jewish fami-
paring to invade Lebanon on lies who had planned to re-
the pretext of rescuing the turn to their homes from
tiny Jewish community in Western Europe where
wartorn Beirut.
they have sought asylum
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BOOKS
Karami said he had heard are now reported to have
of Israel's plan in a Tel Aviv ' decided to settle in Europe.
broadcast. However, Radio
Scores of Lebanese Jews
Free Wrapping and Mailing in the
Israel denied boardcasting reportedly applied to the
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any such plan or anything 'French authorities for resi-
resembling it.
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KENT, O. (JTA) — Kent
State University has started
a program of Judaic studies.
with the support of Jewish
Federations in several cities
in northeastern Ohio. The
program began last Septem-
ber with courses in Jewish
history, language classics
and contemporary Jewish
life.
With a $42,000 grant from
Charles Dennis
Jordan Raider '
the Jewish Community Fed-
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Canton and Yourigstown,
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the • program will focus on
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special representatives
New .& Exciting Game
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Retirement for
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OPEC Countries
Urged to Give Aid
PARIS — Secretary of
State Henry Kissinger chal-
lenged oil-producing nations
to channel a large portion of
their profits to developing
nations -hurt by increasing
oil prices.
Speaking to a 27-nation
conference on international-
cooperation, Kissinger said
the U.S. and other indus-
trialized countries cannot be
expected to make up for the
gap between rich and poor
countries caused by high oil
costs.
NEMER
KAHN
SHRODECK SNIDER
Trades Division co-chair- years, having served as the
men are Milton H. Dresner Division's treasury gifts
chairman for two years and
and Bernard Stollman.
Drs. Paul C. Feinberg and on the executive committee
Milton H. Goldra.th will of the Mercantile Division.
head the Campaign's Pro- P i
fessional Division.
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Dr. Feinberg is active on
the Campaign's collection
review committee, and is a
United Hebrew Schools di-
rector and on Federation's
Culture & Education Divi-
sion.
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.EASON "
Dr. Conrad Giles, Dr.
Milton K. Miller, Walter
S. Nussbaum, Dr.. Sidney
O. Siegan, Harry L. Sil-
verman and Isadore Sil-
verman will serve as asso-
ciate chairmen of the
Division.
Rabbi James Gordon and
Isadore Shrodeck will lead
the Metropolitan Division,
which ,includes alll Cam-
s p paign
iaoingn
. contributors other-
unaffiliated through a
Trades. or Professions Divi-
Rabbi Gordon, a Young
Israel of Oak-Woods, is a
Federation governor. -
Shrodeck has been a Cam-
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