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December 23, 1977 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1977-12-23

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10 Friday, December 23, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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er in his new land. The
barrier is not language or
bureaucracy, but something
more profound : as a Con-
servative or Reform Jew,
he is a minority in his new
home,- at odds with the Or-
thodoxy which dominates
religion in Israel.
Recently, I visited Is-
rael's first Reform kibutz.
Its name is Yahel, mean-
ing "light" or "glow." It is
the latest settlement to be
completed in the Arava
Desert, and it was estab-
lished last February by a
group of young soldier-set-
tlers of Nahal (the army's
Pioneer Settler Corps) who
are Reform Jews.
To these young people, the
issue of Reform Judaism in
Israel is a simple one: ei-
ther Orthodoxy shall wel-
come the Reform move-
ment, or it shall alienate a
vital- branch of Judaism, in
which case the loss of immi-
grants and support will be
tremendous.
Instead, these settlers are

committed to action. Work
begins at 4 a.m. and ends at
7 p.m. On 40 acres of Jewish
National Fund-reclaimed
land, they raise _ tomatoes,
cucumbers and onions for
export to Europe. They also
grow dates and flowers.
Yahel is about 65 kilome-
ters north from Eilat.
The vegetables, the trees
and the settlers themselves
are undergoing a water
crisis The one well in the
area has a high sulphur and
iron content, making it unfit
for drinking.
Drinking water is being
brought into the kibutz three
times a day from the
nearby settlement of
Ketura until a filtration
system is completed.
The settlers are very
young—between the ages of
18 and 20—and come from
all parts of Israel and
beyond.
Housing, air-conditioned
against the murderous heat,
is prefabricated, modern
and pleasant: single rooms

Florida Detroiter Club Seeks Members

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
(Anne) Panush, former De-
troiters of Florida, are plan-
ning a club for former De-
troiters living on Florida's_
west coast—in St. Pe-
tersburgh, Tampa, Largo
and Clearwater.
The Panushes recently
were the hosts of a Hanuka
dinner party attended by
former Detroiters Messrs.
and Mesdames Frank
(Thelma) Blumenfield, Lud-
wig (Mollie) Boraks, Joe

(Edna) Berger, Abe (Eliza-
beth) Cohen, Ed (Eve)
Ellis, George (Frances)
Moss, Monte (Sue) Meskin,
Lou (Lillian) Rosen, Joseph
(Sophie) Sulkes and Alex
and Lou Joffe, and Celia,
Madeline and Vivian Belkin.
Persons interested in
starting a former Detroiters
club in west Florida should
contact the Panushes, Impe-
rial Cove, Bldg. 1, Apt. 18,
425 U.S. 19 South, Clear-
water, Fla., 33516 (536-7432.)

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"Zionism is one of the
paradigmatic outcomes of a
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Jewish Congress and the Co-
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president of the eVorlu Jew-
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