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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 11, 1980
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tional Council of Jewish
Women (NCJW) recently
announced two new projects
in Israel, to be carried out
under the auspices of the
NCJW Research Institute
for Innovation in Education
at the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem.
The first project is the
building of a "planned
industrial community."
Kfar Vradim (Village of
Roses), will be located in the
north, near Maalot, and Is
intended for 2,000 families.
A team of consultants,
headed by Dr. Lea
Shamgar-Handelman„ di-
rector of the institute's
Families in Poverty project,
will ensure that the quality
of life of the residents is con-
sidered equally with the
quality of industry and con-
struction. The team in-
cludes specialists in an-
thropology, urban sociol-
ogy, education, and geog-
raphy.
Meanwhile, in the
south, in Dimona, the
NCJW Research Institute
is involved in another
project, at the invitation
of the local department of
education. In this
enterprise, the research
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large, or any individual in
it, is a criterion of iniquity.
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will focus on Dimona's
families and the mobility
of this development
town's youth within its
school system.A group of
11th graders will be
trained to serve as data
collectors since research
funds are limited and
university students are,
generally, unable to
travel.
In lieu of taking one of the
five matriculation exam-
inations required for
graduation from high
school, each student will
write a paper describing his
or her experiences in the
field. If this one-year project
proves successful, it will
serve as a model for the de-
velopment and utilization of
student researchers.
Ben-Elissar: Rising Star of Israeli Politics
,
JERUSALEM (ZINS)
Until the dramatic 1977
victory of Likud at the polls,
Eliahu Ben-Elissar, Israel's
ambassador to Egypt, was
known to only a few youth-
ful circles. His star only
began to rise after Begin be-
came the prime minister
and named him director
general of the prime minis-
ter's office.
Elissar was and remains
a follower of Menahem Be-
gin, although he worked
many years in the secret
service of the Labor gov-
ernment and registered
some impressive achieve-
ments in that capacity.
During his frequent
travels to Egypt in the last
two years, he became well
are "not willing to give up"
the administered areas.
The newly named am-
'oassador was born 40
years ago in Poland. Dur-
ing the Nazi occupation
he was smuggled out of
the ghetto and brought to
Israel at the age of 10.
ELIAHU BEN ELISSAR
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known there and managed
to establish 'a great many
contacts. President Sadat
respects him even though
Elissar belongs to those who
His doctoral thesis, which
was written in French,
triggered a bitter polemic.
In his thesis Elissar claims
that the Nazis at first did
not intend to slaughter the
Jews; they merely wanted
to export them elsewhere. It
was only after they saw that
no country was willing to
receive the Jews that they
arrived at their plans for
annihilation.
Reunited: Holocaust Victims' Son
and His 104-Year-Old Grandmother
NEW YORK (JTA) — L'Arche stating: "The ad- survived — that another
The story began in Hungary dress of George Darvas is Darvas lived — and made
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