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Horev Report on Immigration
and Absorption Urges Changes
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The Horev Commission's
report recommending a
drastic reorganization of
Israel's immigration and
absorption machinery
and major reforms in de-
aling with immigrants
before and after their ar-
rival in Israel, was sub-
mitted to Premier Yit-
zhak Rabin.
The
commission,
chaired by Gen. (Res.)
Amos Horev, president of
the Haifa Technion,
proposed the abolition of
the Absoprtion Ministry
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and of. the Jewish Agen-
cy's immigration and ab-
sorption department
which, it said, often
worked at cross-purposes.
It would replace those
bodies with a single im-
migration authority that
would receive its direc-
tives from a supreme
council headed by the
Premier but would be in-
corporated into the
Jewish Agency.
The recommendations
were received with satis-
faction by Yosef Almogi,
chairman of the Jewish
Agency and World Zionist
Organization and by other
members of the Jewish
Agency Executive.
But Absorption Minis-
ter Shlomo Rosen was
strongly critical of the re-
port which, he said, called
for the government to ab-
dicate its responsibility
for immigration and ab-
sorption.
Leon Dulzin, Jewish
Agency treasurer, con-
gratulated Horev for the
"intensive and thorough
work" he- and the com-
mission members did to
complete the report.
Representatives of the
Association of Americans
and Canadians in Israel
also praised the recom-
mendations, but stressed
that increased aliya
would not be brought
about by changing the
methods of aliya work but
by improving the quality
of life for ohm.
Horev himself said on a
television interview that
he thought the most im-
portant contribution made
by his panel was the idea
that the functions of im-
migration and absorption
cannot be separated.
The commission's re-
port ruled out exclusive
government responsibil-
ity for immigration "be-
cause of the nature of re-
lations between the state
of Israel, the World
Zionist movement and
the Jewish Diaspora and
the special legal aspect of
these relations."
Rosen, one of the two
Mapam ministers in the
Rabin government, said
however, that the re-
commendations con-
tradicted his opinion and
that of his ministry that
immigration and absorp-
tion should be a function
of the government, not
the Jewish Agnecy.
Meanwhile, the AACI
in Israel has sharply
criticized the United
Jewish Appeal, currently
holding its national con-
ference here, for neglect-
ing the issue of North
American aliya. It also
blasted Jewish Agency
and WZO Executive
chairman Almogi for al-
legedly mishandling aliya
from the U.S. and
Canada.
The remarks, made at a
press conference by It-
zhak Haimowitz, president
of the AACI, were
promptly answered by
UJA executive vice chair-
man Irving Bernstein and
in a statement issued by
Almogi's office.
Bernstein responded to
Haimowitz's complaint
that AACI representa-
tives were not granted an
opportunity to address
the visiting UJA dele-
gates who number more
than 3,000.
He said the association
was always welcome to
meet UJA leaders, but on
this occasion it was not
possible because the de-
legates representing 124
communities in the U.S.
and Canada, were split
into groups visiting vari-
ous parts of Israel.' They
will only come together
on the last day of the con-
ference for an address by
Premier Yitzhak Rabin,
Bernstein said.
Haimowitz alleged that
Almogi was trying to de-
stroy the AACI's aliya
movement by not sending
new emissaries to the
U.S. after the ones there
completed their term of
duty.
Almogi's office denied
the allegations, observing
that Almogi met with an
AACI official only a week
ago and that everything
possible was being done to
cooperate with the associ-
ation.
The statement said
that no new emissary was
being sent to the U.S. be-
cause it is now the policy
of the Jewish Agency to
place more responsibility
on the local American
leadership for the promo-
tion of aliya.
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Painting Bought
NEW YORK —
Former
Detroiter Larry Fleis-
chman, co-owner of Ken-
nedy Galleries in New
York, was involved with
his partner in the purch-
ase of an Edward Hopper
painting for a record auc-
tion price of $200,000.
The painting "Hotel
Room" shows a woman in
her slip sitting on a bed.
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