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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-05-09

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Itit RINUll JEWISH NEWS

Anonymous Giving Gets Greater
Share of JDC Financial Support

By BORIS SMOLAR
(Editor-in-chief Emeritus, JTA)
(Copyright 1980, JTA, Inc.)

Greater communica-
tion with the American
Jewish community is
now being developed by
JDC through holding two
semi-annual meetings of
its Board instead of one
meeting a year. The
Board is composed of
about 200 top leaders of
Jewish communities
from all parts of the
United States.
An important event in the
history of the JDC will be
the dedication this summer
of the JDC's newly-built
headquarters in Jerusalem.
The .opening of the new
home will mark the 65th
anniversary of JDC support
for Israel and its people.

Anonymous:
JDC
Anonymous giving — "Ma-
tan B'sesser" — is consid-
ered by Jewish tradition the
highest degree of charity.
The Joint Distribution
Committee, which is hold-
ing its semi-annual meeting
next week in New York, is
following this tradition as
part of its worldwide relief
program.
Anonymous aid to needy
individual Jews abroad
'xupied the third place last
-fear in the JDC program.
Last year JDC spent more
than $8 million — 19 per-
cent of its budget — on
anonymous aid. Israel,
For many years JDC con-
naturally occupies the first
place in the JDC budget. ducted its operations in Is-
The aid given by JDC to rael from headquarters in
Soviet Jews stranded as Tel Aviv. The close contact
"dropouts" in Italy and existing between JDC and
waiting there for visas to the Israel government will
the United States, Canada, become even closer when
and other countries in the the headquarters will be lo-
free world outside of Israel, cated in Jerusalem.
To honor the JDC, the
occupies the second place.
With turbulence in the municipality of Jerusalem
world growing and emer- named the area of the new
gency situations for Jews building "JDC Hill." It is
arising in various countries, close to the Hebrew Univer-
the JDC — always alert to sity. The building will
Jewish needs and emergen- house also the offices of
cies — is now working Eshel, the Association for
under a system of maximum Planning and Developing of
alertness. Its executive is Service for the Aged which
now divided into "area is being financed equally by
committees" with each JDC and the Israel govern-
committee keeping close ment, and of the Association
watch over events that may of Jewish Community Cen-
affect the Jewish population ters in which the JDC has
in the countries of its desig- been actively involved.
There were only three
nated area.

community centers in Is-
rael in 1967. Today there
are more than 90 func-
tioning and several are
under construction.
The JDC comes with a re-
port showing that it spon-
sors 95 projects and pro-
grams in Israel.' Its major
areas of service include, in
addition td development of
community centers, also
care for the aged, programs
for physically and mentally
ill, services to the handi-
capped, and financial sup-
port to 155 yeshivot with a
total enrollment of 11,000
students.

II

NEW YORK (JTA) — A
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Zionists" has been formed
here in order to counteract
what its leaders term as
"the corruption of Zionism"
by the present Israeli gov-
ernment and the "re-
treatism from original labor
principles" by the state of
Israel.
The coalition, formed last
month, comprises indi-
vidual members of
Habonim Labor Zionist
Youth, Hashomer Hatzair,
Americans for Progressive
Israel and • unaffiliated
Zionists, according to Ste-
ven Berkowitz of Habonim,
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