Friday, July 13, 1919 16 -- LOSE 11-25 POUNDS in just THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Who Created Israel, Underground or Refugees? armed Jewish opposition that motivated the British Quiddy-Safely- government to leave Pales- Permanently You TEL AVIV — The Inter- tine, but the pressure of the can do it...and were here to national Congress for mass immigration of the help make exploring the influence of remnants of the Holocaust it happen at Daily the Holocaust on jewish into Palestine. Diet Coun- seling life, which - was held at the The .U.S. government University of Haifa, led to a wanted to gain at all costs NO SHOTS NO DRUGS debate about the question, the destroyed Germany for NO CONTRACTS who established the state of itself and exerted pressure Israel? It means, who was on England to leave Pales- Call today and get started on • the strongest factor in the tine, in order that the your way to a renaissance of the Jewish Jewish refugees could go to healthier, hap- j, state? There was a debate Palestine and there should pier, thinner,/ between the leaders of the not remain any inmates of lite... Underground Movements concentration and death IZL, Lechi and Hagana, camps in Germany. The who were each claiming this American interest was con- HE Los ,14 , ?..4 ov„ right. cerned with Germany as a Prof. Yehuda Bauer of the future American base in • 0 z DAILY DIET 1 Hebrew University of Europe and not with estab- COUNSELING Jerusalem has rejected- lishing a Jewish state. The those claims. In his lecture U.K. was too weak to resist 30233 Southfield Rd. Suite 112 about "the Jewish emigra- American pressure. in the Cranbrook Centre tion in the yeers 1944-1948" Prof. Bauer also main- 642-5665 he stated that it was not the tained, that if .ale U.S. would have opened its gates for mass Jewish immigration in 1948, hundreds of thousands of Jews would have gone eweter there, instead of to Pales- tine. The chairman of Yad Vashem, Dr. Yitzhak Arad SERA ICE COMPLETE JEN\ rejected the thesis of Prof. Bauer. He pointed to the 13720 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park, Mich. .‘ fact, that two thirds of the Holocaust survivors chose Near Post Office , the dangerous way to reach Palestine and saw in it a 411 ‘.. ■ .o. great achievement of the Zionist movement. Jews went to Palestine on all kinds of ships, fought the British, were interned in Cyprus and suffered a lot in order to reach Palestine. They wanted to live in their Almost a quarter of a century of own country and not in the supplying discriminating buyers has earned an unequaled reputation for Diaspora. Miami Pools. . A part of the preient Is- And, if you purchase a pool from Miami, we'll give raeli government wishes to $150.00 to your Temple or Synagogue. stress the main contribu- You are cordially invited to visit our beautiful indoor display tion of the IZL (Irgun Zvai at 33060 Northwestern Highway at Fourteen Mile Road. Leumi), in the establish- ment of the state of Israel. Their spokesmen stated 33060 Northwestern Highway SOUTHFIELD OFFICE:358-0012 that the British left Pales- West Bloomfield, Michigan ROMEO, MI. OFFICE: 752-6333 626-5131 tine mainly because of the By MOSHE RON 6 WEEKS The Jewish News Special Israel Correspondent . 1 SELECTED JEWELRY LI 7-5068 THE FINEST AND LARGEST POOL BUILDER IN THE MIDWEST miami blue water pools, inc. We Take The Worry Out Of DRAPERY CLEANING Drapery cleaning when properly done is an art, we at CUSTOM DRAPERY CLEANERS practice most diligently, in our never ending quest to improve our service to you by seeking better _ systems and methods. Don't take good drapery cleaning for granted. 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The U.K. was no partner in this development and de- cision. Prof. Yeshayahu Leibovitch seems to be right, when he main- tained in his lecture, that President Truman and Foreign Minister Gromyko established the state of Israel. It was a cynical comment, but there was some truth in it. He claimed that the Holocaust in Europe had no influence on this develop- ment. This is not fair to the memory of the millions of Anti-Semitism Condemned in Church Ruling FORT WAYNE, Ind. (JTA) — Meeting at the 16th annual conference of the -Bulgarian Diocese in the United States and Canada, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Kyrill, Prelate of the Bulga- rian Diocese of the Or, thodox Church in America, issued an encyclical con- demning anti-Semitism as "contrary to our Christian philosophy and as such vio- lates the will of God." The encyclical further de- clared that the "Holocaust . . . should not be forgotten, but rather should be taught in Christian and Jewish set- tings as a never-ending re- minder of what man has done against man and God." The encyclical war pre- sented to representatives of the Fort Wayne Jewish Jews, who were killed by the Nazis. The thesis of Prof. Leibovitch is not only an offense to the historic truth but also to the Jews. Prof. Leibovitch was sup- ported by Prof. David Vital of the Univeristy of Warsaw who claimed that there is no connection between the Holocaust and the state of Israel. Gen. Rommel nearly reached in World War II the gates of Palestine and if he would have _continued his advance from El Alamein, he would have destrcyed Palestine. Prof. Josef Nedawa of the University of Haifa voiced the opinion, that the Holocaust has instigated the undergrOund move- ments to fight the British mandatory authorities in order to pave the way for a Jewish state as a home for all refugees of the Holocaust. Prof. Ettinger of the Hebrew University said, that up till now no exact research has been car- ried out about this ques- tion, but there is no doubt, that the Holocaust refugees were–a very im- portant factor for the es- tablishment the state of Israel. The former President • of the World Jeviish Congress Dr. Nahum Goldmann told the conference, it would be 'better to concentrate on ur- gent problems of the state like the occupied territories and the expansion of fron- tiers. There is no prospect for another Holocaust. The U.S. and the Soviet Union would not tolerate the de- struction of the Jewish state. The real danger for Israel is the internal front in the state and among the Jewish d' t%-* f - 11.• 4111•• ., * , fr people. The Jewish genera-- tion of the 30s and 40s bears a heavy burden, as it did not concern itself seriously with the danger of Nazism and did not provide in time for saving the Jews- of Europe. It is not certain that the Holocaust could have been avoided, but if the Jews would have exerted pressure in time on the free world, hundreds of thousands of Jews could have been saved. Prof. Bela Vaga main- tained, that tie Holocaust did not put end to anti-Semitism the world. After it no new good relations were created between Jews and gentiles. There was a question asked, whether such a dis- cussion was necessary in 1979. One thing is sure: the state of Israel was created by arms and ploughshares. The most important prob- lem for the state of Israel today seems to be: How to establish a united internal front in order to strengthen and develop the state: EXPERT WATCH REPAIR on all Fine Makes fiek6644. ir _EWELERS 357-1056 SUITE 110 HERITAGE PLAZA 24901 NORTHWESTERN HWY. 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