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April 02, 1976 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1976-04-02

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Medal Honors
Jewish Soldiers

NEW YORK — The Israel
Government Coins and Med-
als Corp., Ltd., has issued a
new medal in tribute to the
Jewish soldiers who fought
for the liberation of Israel
during World War II.
The obverse of the medal
contains a verse from Is-
aiah, "Here am I; send me,"
in Hebrew and English, to-
gether with the Israeli flag.
On the rim, in Hebrew and
English: "1939-1946 the Yis-
huv's volunteers in the Bri-
sh Forces."
On the reverse, in the cen-
ter and in Hebrew, is the
verse from Tractate Berak-
hot (62): "If a man means to
kill you, strike first." The
Hebrew letters Kof Sofit
and Lamed are depicted in
the form of drawn swords
opposed. Along the rim runs
the English translation of
the verse. On the right is a
replica of the yellow badge,
which Jews were required to
wear during the Nazi re-
gime.
For information, write
the Israel Government
Coins and Medals Corp.,
Ltd., Liaison Office for
North America, 641 Lexing-
ton Ave., Suite 610, New
York City, N.Y. 10022.

April 2, 1976 19

For 4 Generations

Rabbinical Court
Conversion Plan
Proposal Opposed

NEW YORK (JTA) — The
Committee for Jewish Sur-
vival (CJS), an Orthodox ad
hoc committee, has charged
that the Knesset is consider-
ing a proposal to create a
special Rabbinical Court to
consider conversions in Is-
rael whose only purpose is
to make conversions easier.
"In accepting converts,
there is only one unalterable
procedure, conversion ac-
cording to all the require-
ments of the Halakha," Mi-
chael Davidson, a spokes-
man for CJS, declared.
Davidson noted that the
bill was introduced by , a
Labor Alignment Knesset
member and has been sent
to a Knesset committee
with the agreement of the
Minister of Religious Af-
fairs, Yitzhak Rafael. A
Rabbinical Court can only
be set up by rabbis and not
by the Knesset, Davidson
said.
The CJS seeks to have Is-
rael's Law of Return
amended so that only those
converted according to Ha-
lakha can be considered
Jewish.

Youth Settlement
Started on Golan

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
new group of young people
settling on the Golan
Heights was inaugurated
recently at the Har Odem
settlement.
The group belongs to the
Independent Liberals' set-
tlement movement.

Wheat does not come
without chaff. If you want
your friend, accept his en-
tourage.
—Dagobert D. Runes

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