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Traditional Zionist Concepts Are Argued by Academicians

NEW YORK (JTA )—A
group of about 100 Zionist
academicians and in-
tellectuals from the U.S.
and Israel looked into the
future of Zionism, the Jew-
ish state and the Jewish
people and expressed views
at variance with certain tra-
ditional concepts about all
three. t
The scholars were partici-
pants in a symposium hos-
ted by the Zionist Academic
'Council of the American Zi-
onist Federation and the
Herzl Institute.
The theme was "Toward
the Year 2000".
Prof. Melvin I. Urofsky,
chairman of the history de-
partment at Virginia Com-
monwealth Uviversity and

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chairman of the Zionist Aca-
demic Council, touched a
controversial issue when he
observed that-Israel's place
in Zionist thought must be
re-evaluated because "the
purpose of Zionism is the
regeneration of the Jewish
people and Israel is a
means to that end—not an
end in itself."
Urofsky rejected "the cur-
rent Zionist position that
aliya is the only criterion
for true Zionism." He said
that concept "is rooted in
the present Israeli estab-
lishment's European origin
and their Zionism is a re-
sult of persercution at
home. Americans had no
such pressures. American
Zionists who know they can-

Growers Lash Port Settlement

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Is-
raeli citrus growers said
they hold the government
responsible-for the losses in-
curred by a week of strikes
and work slowdowns at Is-
rael's three sea ports which
ended Monday and would
demand compensation in
the amount of $12 million
for damaged citurs exports.
Although the dockworkers
at Haifa, Ashdod and Eilat

Worcester to Have
Israel Exhibitio n

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(JTA)—The Jewfsh Commu-
nity Center of Worcester
will be converted into a pan-
orama of ancient and mod-
em Israel for "Israel Expo
'77" during the week of
May 8 to 15.
_ Jointly sponsored by the
WorCester Jewish Feder-
ation and the centner, Is-
rael Expo '77 will feature
nearly lifesize replicas of
the Western Wall and the
Jaffa Gate, according to
Mrs. Michael Leavitt, gener-
al chairman.
She said there will be on
display the only copy of the
Dead Sea Scrolls in the
western hemisphere, scale
models of Jerusalem and
Masada, and a sound and
light show, dramatizing the
experiences of survivors of
the Holocaust.
Mrs. Leavitt said there
will also be Israeli fashion
shows, snack bars, night
club entertainment, a
model kibbutz, an arch-
eological dig, a bazaar sell-
ing Israeli products and a
ham radio station sending
messages to Israel.

Canadian Groups
Help With Aliya

MONTREAL (JTA)—The

Organiza-.
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an aliya and Iclita desk in Is-
rael in conjunction with the
Association of Americans
and Canadians in Israel to
help absorption of Canadian
olim.
Mrs. Charles Balinsky, na-
tional president of Hadas-
sah-WIZO, in announcing
the new program at the Ca-
nadian group's recent Na-
tional Executive meeting,
said a similar desk will be
set up in Canada in con-
junction with the Cananian
Zionist Federation to pro-
vide information for Hadas
sah-WIZO members consid-
ering aliya.

have resumed work the gov-
ernment has come under se-
vere criticism for agreeing
to a wage hike of 4-5 per-
cent. The amount is only
one-third of what the stri-
kers demanded but it will
be granted to all industrial
workers and economists are
warning that the cure may
prove to be worse than the
illness.
Treasury .officials, who
say the increase will not
fuel inflation, are con-
cerned that it will lead to a
growing rate of unemploy-
ment because many plants
will not be able to pay the
higher wages.I
The Israel Manufacturers
Association was angered by
the settlement because it
granted dockworkers a
raise only five months after
they had signed new wage
agreements. Avrham Sha-
vit, president of the associ-
ation, declared that it will
not agree to any changes in
existing contracts.
He assailed the govern-
ment for indecisiveness and
called on the public to
"take matters into their
hands to prevent the de-
struction of the state by im-
cpmpetent handling of the
economy".
The port workers will not
be paid for the period they
were idle. But they are
likely to make up that loss
through overtime and an en-
larged work force.

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not go on aliya should devel-
op new areas in which their
abilities could be utilized,"
Urofsky said.
Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg,
professor of Jewish history
at Columbia University and
president of the American
Jewish Congress, stated
that "time is not on our
side." He noted that in-
tellectual emigrants from
problem countries do not to
to Israel if they have any
Western alternative.
He urged a "massive res-
cue operation, biologically,
intellectually and spirit-
ually" because "the center
of Jewish life is in us, not
in what the gentiles do and
not in simply sitting back
and indulging in 'Israel-
watching'."
Milton Himmelfarb, an
editor of Commenrary
Magazine and the Ameri-
can Jewish Yearbook, said
"We are breeding ourselves
out of existence. Jewish de-

natality is resulting in a
loss of Jewish numbers and
a loss of American Jewish
political clout and this will
not be good for Israel."

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