20 Friday, March 31, 1978
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
First Campaign Report Meeting on Sunday
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Workers for the Allied Ari, a leading authority on
Jewish Campaign-Israel mass communications and a
for your party
Emergency Fund will hear consultant to various Israel
an up-to-date report on the government ministries and
By
progress of the 1978 fund institutions. Ben-Ari has
raising effort at the first of served as adviser in inter-
two Campaign reports
national relations to the
meetings on Sunday at Municipality of Jerusalem.
Cong. Beth Achim.
A former member of
Continental breakfast at the Israel delegation to
10 a.m. will precede the the United Nations, the
meeting.
South Africa native has
Guest speaker will be Is-
held various diplomatic
raeli diplomat Abbie Ben- posts. He has been an
adviser to a number of
developing nations
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TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Gush Emunim campers at
Shiloh on the West Bank
were asked Monday to
evacuate the site by Deputy
Defense Minister Mor-
dechai Zipori. Although
they have made no prepara-
tions to leave, the usually
militant group offered no
protest, but asked the gov-
ernment to provide an al-
ternative settlement site.
The government will appa-
rently consider their re-
quest at some later date.
Zipori said the Gush were
asked to move because there
will be no archeological ex-
cavations made at Shiloh,
the original justification for
the presence of would-be
settlers at the site in the
heart of Samaria.
Prof. Zeev Yeivin, an ar-
cheologist who was sup-
posed to supervise the work,
said last night that he had
neither the budget nor the
requied permit from the au-
thorities to undertake any
digs at Shiloh.
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The second report meet-
ing is scheduled for April 16
in the Jewish Community
Center Studio Theater.
General Shlomo Gazit, di-
rector of military, intelli-
gence for the Israel Defense
Forces, will speak.
HIAS Officers
George M. Zeltzer, vice
president of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, was re-
cently elected to the board of
directors of HIAS (Hebrew
Immigrant Aid Society).
Max M. Fisher, honorary
chairman of Federation's
board of governors, was re-
elected. Fisher was also re-
elected a vice president.
Other HIAS board mem-
bers active in the Detroit
Federation are Dr. Leon Fill
and David Handleman.
Gush Are Asked
to Leave Shiloh
Paula Borenstein, a Joint Distribution Committee
official in France, spoke at a number of meetings re- Klarsfeld Kin's
cently for the Allied Jewish Campaign . 7`Israel
Emergency Fund. In the top photograph, she is shown Home Bombed
at a meeting of the Synagogues and Schools Section PARIS (JTA) — Nazi
with chairman Rabbi Ernst Conrad of Temple Kol hunter Beate Klarsfeld said
Ami. In the second photograph, at a joint meeting of that she suspected that ex-
the Social Service and Education Services sections treme right-wingers were
are, from left, Walter E. Klein, Dr. Mark L. Kahn, responsible for the fire
Borenstein and Robert H. Naftaly. In the third photo- bomb thrown at the home of
graph, at the Dentists Section meeting, are Dr. Conrad
L. Giles, chairman of the Professional Health Divi-
sion; and Drs. Seymour Swartz, Eli V. Berger, Ms.
Borenstein and Drs. Joseph Jacobson and Sheldon
Mintz. In the bottom photograph are, from left, D.
Lawrence Sherman, speaker Shalmi Barmore and
Irwin Kahn at a Mercantile Division meeting.
her sister-in-law here re-
cently.
There were no casualties
and only minor damage.
Klarsfeld is the wife of
Serge Klarsfeld, a lawyer,
who is Jewish.
Reservists Protest Begin's Territorial Policies in Petition
JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
group of reserve officers op-
posed to Premier Menahem
Begin's territorial policies
said that they have
gathered some 10,000 sig-
natures on a petition sup-
porting their demands that
the government adopt a pol-
icy that puts peace ahead of
the "greater Israel notion."
The officers of the army,
navy and air force, many of
whom won decorations in
battle, said at a press con-
ference here that they
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lines, that there is a middle
movement which will force that he favors territorial road between a 'greater Is-
the government to change concessions on the West rael' and a Palestinian state
its course which, they said Bank and we will go home," on the West Bank." on that
they believe is leading away they said.
basis they plan to hold a
from peace.
The officers said they be- mass rally Saturday night
According to spokesmen lieve "there is a broad con- under the slogan "peace is
for the group, pledges of census that crosses party better than greater Israel."
support have been received
from members of the Demo-
cratic Movement for
•Change, the second largest
party in Begin's governing
NEW YORK — The
Zionism as a form of racism
zoalition and even from American Jewish Commit-
on the basis of the nefarious
within Likud's Liberal
resolution adopted by the
tee welcomed the draft De-
Party wing. They said their claration on Race and Ra-
United Nations General
petition includes the signii- cial Prejudice adopted
Assembly in November
tures of 950 reserve officers
March 20 in Paris at UN-
1975. The Soviet Union, on
and that similar petitions ESCO's meeting of govern-
behalf of East European
are being circulated by ar-
ment representatives, and
countries, supported the
tists and academicians.
"commended especially the
Arab move.
The reservists expres- spirit in which it Was de-
•sed their views to Begin
However, a number of
veloped and passed."
African states, led by
in a letter earlier this
The declaration con-
Nigeria, prevailed upon
month urging him to be demns apartheid and other
more forthcoming in ef- forms of discrimination. It
the Arabs to drop the
amendment. The United'
forts to achieve peace: affirms the basic principle
States agreed with the
They received a curt that all human beings "form
declaration, but opposed
reply from the premier an integral part of man-
the amendment. It was
advising them to leave kind," that "racial pre-
supported by Canada,
the peacemaking process judice...is totally un-
to
France, Australia and
the "government founded," and that
govern-
which was legally
'West European coun-
ments "have prime respon-
elected." They said Begin sibility for ensuring
tries. Generally, it was
the
noted, the Arab states
had promised to meet
exercise of human rights
seemed relatively mod-
with them, but so far he
and fundamental freedoms"
has not received any rep-
erate in their attacks on
for
all
individuals
and
resentatives of the group.
Israel.
groups. It also emphasized
The officers refused to ac- the right of individuals and
The Arab states said un-
cept a statement by Deputy groups to be different if they
officially that they may
Premier Yigael Yadin that wish.
formally raise the issue of
Israel admits to the rele
Zionism and racism at UN-
Before the declaration
vance of Security Council was agreed to by consensus,
ESCO's general conference
Resolution 242 on all fronts, four Arab states — Iraq,
next November where the
including the West Bank, Syria, Jordan and Algeria
final declaration on racism
claiming that Yadin does — sought to present an
and racial prejudice will be
not speak for the govern- amendment condemning
adopted.
UNESCO Draft Resolve OK;
Halt Arab Anti-Zionist Move