THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, May 16, 1980
`Demography a Solution,' Leshem States
at Kraizman Israel Bonds Testimonial
There is education in
books but education in life
also; education in solitude,
but education also in the
crowd; education in study,
but education even greater
in the contagion of example.
In an address in which he
analyzed the current Israeli
problems, Moshe Leshem,
former Israel ambassador to
Denmark and Zaire, said
that "demography is the is-
sue," that if there were a
million and a half or two
million Jews on Israel's
borders, the settlements
and other issues would be
resolved. He said that the
overwhelming Arab num-
bers, the small groups of
Jewish settlers, create the
obstacles for Jews.
He emphasized the _point
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Shown at the May 8 Bnai David leadership dinner
are, seated from left, Mrs. Kraizman, honoree Jack
Kraizman and daughter-in-law Mrs. Sidney Kraiz-
man. Standing frOm left are Rabbi Morton Yolkut,
Max Sosin, Cantor Hyman Adler, Sidney Kraizman,
guest speaker Moshe Leshem, Jerome Soble and Mike
Must.
to indicate the importance tal note, with the honoree's
son, Sidney Kraizman,
of Jewish population num-
bers in Israel, in his address presiding.
Rabbi Morton Yolkut of
at the Israel Bonds tribute
to Jack Kraizman, who Bnai David, joining in ex-
was chosen as the Cong. tending honors for Jack
Bnai David Man of the Kraizman, emphasized the
Year, to receive the Negev importance of the Israel
Award at a testimonial Bond effort and called for
dinner at his synagogue on total dedication to every ef-
June 4. Leshem, who is now fort to strengthen Israel
active with Herbert Fried- economically and to provide
man on a national basis to support in defense of the
establish the Jerusalem Jewish state.
Jerry Soble, who con-
Academy, as a specialized
high school in Israel, spoke ducted the Bond purchasers
May 8 at the Jewish Center enrollment, spoke on his
at the leadership dinner experiences in Israel,
preparatory to the Man of whence he returned that
the Year event for Kraiz- week. He gave assurance
that the $200,000 Bond pur-
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