THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 19, 1978 39

Halakhic Compulsion to Protect Neighborhood Is Emphasized

Communal obligations to
preserve existing neighbor-
hoods and to strive for their
continuing functions is em-
phasized in a statement is-
sued by the Chabad
Lubavitch Movement.
In a 16-page brochure
analyzing regulations and
declaring abandonment of
neighborhoods as contrary

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to basic Jewish principles,

the Lubavitch leaders is-
sued a strong appeal to con-
cerned Jewish individuals
and groups to exert all ef-
forts to protect homes and
synagogues in Jewish-
populated areas and to re
ject every effort that would
lead to the abandonment of
such districts.
The booklet calls for a

strong campaign to resist
flight from Jewish
neighborhoods, and it
states:

"Moving out of an es-
tablished Jewish
neighborhood is not a
question pertaining to an
individual. The few ad-
vantages that might re-
sult from such a move,

would benefit the indi-
vidual, but the damage
and the injuries caused
by the flight are damages
to the majority and to the

community, damages not
only to one city but to all
cities where news of the
neighborhood exodus
might reach.
"In addition to the
Torah-law prohibition of
such a move there is no
practical reason for flight.
On the contrary, efforts
must be made to establish

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sent a program on behalf of
the American Friends of
Hebrew University. The
film, "Breakthrough," will
be shown. Sonia Aronson of
the New York office of the
American Friends of He-
brew University will be
guest speaker. The public is
invited free of charge. Re-
freshments will be served.
Rabbi Samuel Betsalel
was elected president for a
two-year term. Also elected
for two-year terms were: Dr.
Firooz Banooni, Larry
Gormezano and Albert Ka-
tan, vice presidents; Jacob
Gormezano and Rose Quen,
treasurers; Mary Papo and.
Drora Shemtob, secretaries.
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ing two-year terms are:
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel
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tob, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
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Soleymani and Mr. and
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Stern.
The weekly study group,
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raham Cohen, will resume 8
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to-M, where he was elected
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"old neighborhod" and to
build up the area.
" Indeed this is the only
method which has actually
worked — as opposed to
flight and exodus which has
proven to be a miserable
failure — even for the mov-
ers themselves."
The booklet goes on to

Sephardic Community Meets
at Zionist Cultural Center

The Sephardic Commu-
nity of Greater Detroit will
conduct a meeting 8 p.m.
Sunday in the Zionist Cul-
tural Center.
Diane Shekter will pre-

point out that each Jew
must have a sense of obliga-
tion to more than just him-
self.
The booklet was adapted
from the writings of the
Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi
Menahem M. Schneerson,
and is being distributed by
the Michigan Lubavitcher
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