18 Friday, April 13, 1919 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS _Israeli Jets Blast PLO Bases to Retaliate for Bomb Incidents a half-kilogram of explo- Damour and Ras-el-Ein, sives' detonated shortly both places known to be ter- after noon on the pavement rorist bases. It was stated near a fish vendor's stand. that in the last four months One woman was killed and there were 11 acts of terror 35 persons were injured. causing the death of seven The injuries were mainly to Israelis and injuries to 166. the legs and lower body. The military arm of the Ironically, a precaution PLO has assumed responsi- taken against terrorist bility for the bombing in the bombings may have been Tel Aviv market Tuesday. responsible for the large The Damascus spokesman number of casualties. for the PLO said the action IN COLOR was carried out by members Tyomkin said that recent WHILE YOU WAIT of the "Kamal al Wassan security measures in the $ 00 Unit," Wassan being a market called for closing For j senior commander in the the exposed area under- PLO killed last year in - neath vendors' stands to REGISTER NOW Lebanon. prevent the concealment_of FOR BEGINNERS The market on Hacarmel bombs there. This forced the PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES St. in the center of Tel Aviv perpetrators to leave their was the target of the explosive device on the 353-5330 CAMERAS & VIDEO Passover eve bombing. pavement crowded with WE DISCOUNT OUR PRICES. NOT OUR SERVICE Police Chief Moshe Tyom- shoppers and pedestrians. Opel N, T, W, Sat. 94; 1)., F 9-8; SW. 12-5 kin said-a bomb containing The police official noted APPLEGAll SUM • ENITNIVESTERN that the terrorists managed to penetrate the market de- spite increased security measures and their bomb went undetected although Formerly Danteze Barber Shop in plain view. Markets which do their heaviest business before the Sabbath or holidays have EVERETT HICKS - Hair Stylist been a favorite target of ter- BRENDA NEWMAN Hair Stylist (Men & Women) "rorists. The Hacarmel St. market was jammed with HOWARD„- Shoe Shine MINA - Manicurist women shoppers Tuesday, many of them with children 22108 Coolidge, Oak Park, Oak Park Center on Passover vacation from 545-9677 545-1558 school. The bomb explosio, heard blocks away, touched off panic but emergency services were on the scene almost immediately. Police cordoned off the area and Regular & Barber Shears TEL AVIV (JTA) — Is- raeli air force planes Tues- day afternoon attacked ter, rorist bases in south Leba- non in the Tyre area. All planes returned safely to their bases. The targets included rPASSPORTI PHOTOS L2 r LENS OPENING PARK PLACE HAIR STYLING Finest Hair Styling - NEW SERVICES - SCISSORS & KNIVES SHARPENED „$2.00 Pinking Shears - Kitchen Knives Hunting Knives $3.00 $1.00 & up $3.00 SAVON COPYING ON PREMISES prices subject to change without notice INSTALLATION AVAILABLE dynamic & WAILLPAIPER PAINT 542-3315 23061 COOLIDGE HWY., OAK PARK, AT 9 MI. evacuated thousands of per- sons as they searched for additional bombs. Many persons near the scene of ,the blast were treated for shock. Police closed roads leading to the nearest hospitals causing mammoth traffic jame in adjacent parts of the ,city. The market area was checked foot-by-foot by police and army units before it was pronounced safe. It was re-opened to the public about two hours after the explosion. weeks ago a hand grenade was tossed in front of the building but caused no in- juries or damage. Last Friday, however, one person sustained moderate injuries. The injuries to the Essayist Says Jews Were Scapegoats in Crucifixion NEW YORK — Pointing out that "when the higher criticism began, almost 200 years ago, the first fact that seemed to leap out of the complexities camouflaged A Katyusha rocket by the apparently simple primed to fire into prose of the Gospels was downtown Jerusalem was misinterpreted—Jesus had spotted by an alert passerby been crucified by the Ro- Sunday morning and safely mans as a rebel against dismantled by, police sap- Rome," Joel Carmichael, pers. Last Friday, a bomb editor of Midstream demon- wrecked the interior of a strates that the Gospel ac- Jewish-owned restaurant in counts must be analyzed East Jerusalem, injuring 16 within the purview of their persons, none of them seri- own particular bias, and ously. In another incident that their major orientation Friday, a bomb found at- was "certainly an attempt tached to the rear of a bus in to whitewash the Romans at the Tiberias central bus sta- the expense of the Jews" in tion was safely dismantled. regard to the Crucifixion. In a long review essay in The rocket-launcher was the April issue of the maga- positioned on a hill in zine, in the course of which southeast Jerusalem near Carmichael discusses two United Nations headquar- books dealing with the ters. The area was cordoned founder of Christianity, off while sappers disman-- "Jesus, Son of Man," by tled the rocket and searched Rudolph Augstein and the area. "Jesus: A Historian's Re- The bomb target in East view of the Gospels," by Jerusalem was the popular Micheal Grant, he con- Dolphin restaurant that cludes that "two of the old- specializes in sea food. Two est pieces of propaganda in the Gospel (are) the virgin birth and the guilt of the Jews for the death of Jesus." - The few facts that seem to be real facts, according to The three programs are: Carmichael, are: inter-group seminars on "Jesus proclaimed the management subjects of Kingdom of God; he was mutual interest to partici- crucified by the Romans pants from different feder- ation agencies, and intra- Feminist Seder group seminars for the top administrative staff mem- Is Held in NY bers of large agencies focus- NEW YORK — The task sing on matters of concern force on equality of the New related to their specific York Federation of Reform agencies; tuition subsidies Synagogues held a model for selected individuals tak- Seder at its House of Living ing management courses in Judaism last week which universities; and the incorporated changes in the graduate school training. traditional Seder and Hag- The graduate students gada. are at federation offices Men lit the candles and three days a week and helped prepare the Seder -attend their university meal, while women read the classes two days a week for a Haggada and recited the full school year: All are Four Questions. second-year gr'aduate stu- Changes in the Haggada dents who have spent one included more emphasis on year in another agency be- the women involved in the fore coming to federation. Passover story, such as All of the students are Moses' mother, Yochebed, invited to attend meet- Aaron's sister Miriam and ings of the federation the inclusion of girls among board of trustees, distri-, the boys asking the tradi- bution committee, com- tional Four Questions. munal planning, execu- tive staff, consultant staff and subcommittee meet- ings. Students also attend functioning committee LOS ANGELES (JTA) — meetings . at the federa- The concept of 100 percent tion and meetings outside participation in the annual federation dealing with United Jewish Welfare their respective projects. Fund campaign by every Since the program was congregation has been ap- started, 24 students have proved by the Board of-Rab- completed graduate bis of Southern California, courses. For the 1977-78 according to the Jewish academic year, there were Federation-Council. 263 persons from 72 agen- The root of the righteous cies participating in all the shall never be moved. courses. Wiener Educational Center Aids Jewish Administrators By BEN GALLOB (Copyright 1979, JTA, Inc.) NEW YORK — The three-year-old Wiener Edu- cational Center (WEC), a continuing management educational program for executives and administra- tive staff members of agen- cies of the New York Feder- ation of Jewish Philan- thropies, was organized to ease in New York the na- tional shortage of qualified personnel for such positions in Jewish communal agen- cies. The WEC initiated its program, under the direc- tion of Dr. Harry A. Schatz, to develop a major reservoir of future administrative personnel, and to provide an opportunity for students from area graduate schools to obtain practical work ex- perience in various federa- tion departments and UJA- federation joint programs. Ten students are cur- rently enrolled in the social work schools of Adelphi, Columbia, Fordham and the Yeshiva University Wurzweiler School and in - the graduate school of Baruch College, Dr. Schatz reported. He said the WEC has developed three educa- tional programs to meet the special needs and cir- cumstances of federation executives and middle management personnel seeking to improve their administrative knowl- edge and skills. other 15 were described as slight. The restaurant, which opened after the Six-Da' War, has a loyal following and was back in business Sunday with the usual crowd of patrons. on a charge of high treason; he was believed to have been resurrected. "There are minor facts alongside these major ones: "He had brothers and sis- ters; he was a devout Jew; he had no thought of found- ing a new religion; the views ascribed to him fit comfortably within the framework of 'normal' Judaism, which was, to be sure, multi-faceted." It was the Jewish defeat at the hands of the Romans in 70 CE that promoted the new religion and it was only then that the new theology that was to become Chris- tianity began to emerge. Both Christianity and Islam, he says, "based on the fruition of Jewish ideas that changed the world, yet Jews went on living in a world that had transformed their ideas. while disregarding the spiritual- matrix of the transformation." Finally, says Carmichael, "if the messianism inherent in Christianity and Islam can be said to underlie the general movement toward social progress, it may be a sign that in this respect, too, the intransigent spirit of Judaism still soars aloft." -Deficit Projected' JERUSALEM (ZINS) — Israeli aviation experts be- lieve El Al Israel Airlines and Trans World Airlines will lose $100 on every tic- ket sold this year for flights to and from Israel. The El Al deficit will amount to $20-$30 million unless more persons take advantage of the lower prices which were intro- duced late last year. 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