Friday, January 23, 1981
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Report: Water Rights Could Be Problem in Middle East
NEW YORK — Conflicts
over water rights in the
semi-arid Middle East are
"a time bomb that could
eventually demolish any
political arrangements un-
less satisfactorily resolved,"
according to a recent report
issued by the American
Jewish Committee.
The situation is so acute,
the report maintains, that
delay will only exacerbate
the situation." It states that
"regional cooperation,
adequate international
ding, and development
new technologies . . .
must be undertaken now, if
severe shortages of water
and potential conflict are to
be avoided in the future."
Titled "Mideast Waters
Heirlooms' Tells
of Jewish Family
in United States
"Heirlooms" (MacMillan)
by Carole Morgan is a com-
pelling novel about three
generations of women, the
men with whom they are
involved and the sorrows
and triumphs of their love
for each other and their
children.
Nehuma, the story's main
character, leaves the Uk-
raine in her youth and mar-
ries a fellow immigrant dur-
ing their journey to
America. The couple settles
in New York and the family
saga begins.
As the family expands,
Nehuma's true role as
peacemaker emerges. In her
relationships with her
daughters and others, she
realizes the full range of re-
sponsibilities that love im-
poses.
Carole Morgan's fiction
has appeared in Redbook
and Jewish Art Quarterly.
"Heirlooms" is her first
novel.
of Controversy: Implica-
tions for the Arab-Israel
Peace Process," the report
underlines the statement of
Ambassador Sol M.
Linowitz who, in his final
assessment of his Mideast
negotiations for peace,
listed as one of five "crucial"
areas of disagreement be-
tween Egypt and Israel the
need to insure "a fair and
equitable distribution of
water between the Palesti-
Publicity Hound?
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — An
article in Haaretz claims
that Ezer Weizman may
have made his controversial
endorsement of President
Carter during the U.S. elec-
tion campaign in order to
gain publicity for himself.
Haaretz says Weizman
made his endorsement after
he was turned down for in-
terviews by Barbara Wal-
ters and several American
television stations.
Program Aids
Houston Parents
of Bnot Mitzva
nians and the Israelis and
between Israel and Jordan."
Written by Lea Spector, a
political analyst in the AJC
Israel office, with an intro-
Jewish Body
Imitates the
Moral Majority
NEW YORK — The
Jewish Moral Committee, a
replica of the right-wing
Moral Majority, has been
formed in New York.
The committee is geared
toward "authentic Judaism
which is based on the Torah,
Talmud and code of Jewish
law and will now have an
impact on the issues affect-
ing our society," according
to Rabbi Marvin Friedman,
chairman of the group.
The Jewish Moral Corn-
mittee favors capital
punishment, a strong U.S.
defense and federal aid to
parochial schools. It is
against abortions, the
Equal Rights Ammend-
ment and recognition of the
PLO.
duction by George E. Gruen,
director of Israel and Middle
East affairs in the AJC
Foreign Affairs depart-
ment, the report focuses on
the decreasing sources of
good quality water vis-a-vis
the needs of increasing
populations, which have
created an issue of dis-
agreement between Israel
and the Arab population of
the West Bank and the Gaza
Strip.
-
Research Reports
Deal With Oil,
Far East Policy
HOUSTON (JTA) — Be-
cause parents of Bar and
LONDON — Two re-
Bat Mitzva candidates fre-
quently lack sufficient cently published research
prayer skills to participate reports by the World Jewish
in ceremonies at Cong. Beth Congress' Institute of
Yeshurun, Rabbi Jack Jewish Affairs deal with the
Segal has announced a pro- role of oil in international
gram to provide the parents politics and Far East-
with the needed knowledge. Middle East relations.
Teachers will prepare par-
"Islam's Bid for Interna-
ents so that they may con- tional Political Influence"
duct the service, chant from surveys the activities of the
the Torah and chant the Organization of the Islamic
Conference during 1980 and
Haftorah.
"Japan and the Middle
If you would be pungent, East" details how Japan, a
be brief; for it is with words country that has steered
as with sunbeams — the clear of Middle East politics
more they are condensed, in the past, has developed a
the deeper they burn. more active Palestinian-
-Southey oriented Middle East policy.
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