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28 Friday, November 2, 1919
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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NEW YORK — DCIB
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for Israeli Books) has
opened an office in the Em-
pire State Building.
DCIB has prepared a
catalogue of 1,200 English-
language titles and is
readying a Hebrew titles
catalogue.
To receive a catalogue,
write Mr. M. Sheingarten,
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Development of Galilee Is on the Upswing
As Evacuation of the Sinai Is Continued
mained undisputed- since
Second Temple days and
for your party
whose place within the bor-
JERUSALEM — The ders of Israel has been taken
By
demand to give priority to for granted.
Although there is no proof
the future of Galilee is no
longer. a cry in the wilder- to the claim that there is a
ness. As the plans for the conspiracy by the Israeli
Negev get underway follow- Arabs of the Galilee to "take
ing the evacuation of Sinai, over" vast tracts of land, it
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the development of Galilee appears that the high
will not take second place. natural growth rate of
This is the hopeful conclu- Galilee's' Arab population
sion following the summer has resulted in the tendency
1979 meetings of the Zionist for Arab villages to sprawl
General Council and the outwards and take over
Jewish Agency's 50th As- land in all directions, re-
gardless of the ownership of
sembly.
More than once have land onto which the vil-
Galilee spokesmen warned, lagers move.
The Israeli settlement
"We do not want to adapt
the slogan of the Golan authorities have recently
Is THE GUY
Heights settlers and an- begun to grapple seri-
nounce — 'Galilee is an in- ously with the realities of
seperable part of the state of the situation. Three ap-
proaches have been
Israel'."
Within 220,000 acres of adopted to the settlement
Galilee, Israel's north- of Galilee.
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First is the establishment
ernmost region, it is esti-
mated that there are 70,400 of new, permanent, settle-
Jews (32 percent) and ments in -reas until now
149,600 Arabs and Druze not settled.
The second approach is to
WHERE EVERY DAY
(68 percent). The figures
reclaim more land for ag-
suggest
a
demographic
im-
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balance in a region whose riculture for the Jewish set-
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Jewish character has re= tlements in the region and
provide them with addi-
tional housing. The housing
issue has also been raised
regarding the region's
seven development towns.
The third and so far the
most controversial ap-
proach is the establishment
of some 30 new temporary
settlement outposts, called
Mitzpim or Mitzporim.
The areas in which new
permanent settlements
are being established do
not lend themselves
readily to cultivation.
These are the rock-
strewn hills of the Galilee
where natural water
reserve by November 21, 1979
sources are sparse. A
great amount of time and
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before settlements of an
agricultural type can be
erected.
RESERVE FOR THE_HOLIDAYS
There are three "blocs"
which best exemplify how
the natural problems of the
Galilee are being solved.
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They are the Segev bloc in
central Galilee, the Tzal-
mon bloc further east, and
the Tefen industrial zone
and settlement bloc
situated between Maalot
and Carmiel.
The Segev bloc is de-
signed to apply the indus-
trial village concept — an
extension of the moshav —
en masse. Eight new indus-
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trial villages with a variety
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of industries as their eco-
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nomic basis, are planned for
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the bloc. It is still in the ex-
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perimental stage, but there
is a logic to the thesis that it
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tablish a settlement that
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depends purely on industry
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rather than to invest in ag-
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riculture on land that is dif-
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The Tzalmon bloc is an
agricultural
settlement
RE-ELECT OAK PARK COUNCILMAN GERALD E. NAFTALY
region situated east of
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Segev and with rather
different problems. Because
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complete and populated.
A review of the plans for
the Galilee. shows that the
50 new settlements, includ-
ing the outposts, should be
sufficient to establish a
Jewish presence in those
areas where it does not
exist. The development
towns must also be urgently
expanded and a new one
was recently intiated near
Maalot.
Further, this ambitious
plan must be realized at a
time when the Negev is still
at the top of the priority list.
The first echoes of a 'Galilee
Lobby' in the Knesset and
elsewhere have recently
been heard but if it is to
achieve its aims, its voice
will have to .reverberate
strongly and clearly up and
down the Land.
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ricultural purposes, the set-
thment authorities have
prepared land • for the far-
mers of the bloc some dis-
tance away. The lands be-
longing to Kibutz sLotem are
situated a good three-
quarters of an hour's drive
even further east.
The Tefen Industrial
Zone is intended AO pro-
vide work for the popula-
tions of Carmiel, Maalot
and the new settlements.
The factories at present
in partial or full opera-
tion include a battery and
electrical appliance
plant, a rubber plant and
a shoe factory. The
majority of workers are
local Arabs. Of the six
new settlements planned
on the zone's perimeter,
only one, Lapidot, is
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RE-ELECT COUNCILMAN
GERALD E. NAFTALY
The Segev Bloc in Galilee
Program Named for Tannenbaum
NEW YORK — The
executive committee of The
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary recently voted to
change the name of the
Seminary's summer insti-
tute to the Martin Tanan-
baum Summer Institute of
Jewish Studies for College
Youth.
Prior to his death in 1970,
Tananbaum, a prominent
New York entrepreneur
HEW Secretary
at CJF Assembly
NEW YORK — Patricia
Roberts Harris, U.S. Secre-
tary of Health, Education
and Welfare, will be the fea-
tured guest speaker on
Saturday, Nov. 17, at the
Council of Jewish Federa-
tions General Assembly in
Montreal, Quebec.
and philanthropist, iden-
tified himself closely with
the Seminary and its work.
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