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Study: Reform, Conservative
Are More Traditional in Israel
RAMAT GAN – Both the
Reform and Conservative
movements have evolved
into more traditional forms
in Israel as a result of their
situation in the more con-
servative Israeli environ-
ment, says Dr. Ephraim
Tabory, a lecturer at Bar-
Ilan University.
In his doctoral thesis
entitled "A Sociological
Study of the Reform and
Conservative Movements in
Israel," he submits that part
of the reason for the Reform
movement's efforts to estab-
lish a Reform presence in Is-
rael is due to the fact that
the movement in the United
States has not developed as
its leaders there would de-
sire.
Within the Conservative
movement there is less
"soul searching," says Dr.
Tabory. The Conservative
movement may be classified
as somewhat more "indig-
enous to Israel to the extent
that the congregations are
established by local resi-
dents rather than by exter-
nal catalysts.
Whether the Conserva-
tive movement in Israel
succeeds in breaking out
of its ethnic mold and at-
tracts native Israelis may
depend on the future so-
Four Iranian
Jews Executed
LONDON — Four Jews
reported to have been exe-
cuted by a firing squad in
Iran for "aiding Zionism,"
the London Jewish
Chronicle reported.
Coresh, an organization
of Iranian Jews in Israel,
identified three of the four
men as Isaac Sanhi, a
member of a rich Jewish
family; Yosef Yedgar; and
Michmat Mizra.
The Chronicle said that
10 Jews have been executed
since the Khomeini regime
took over in Iran in 1979.
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cial situation in Israel.
There are some indica-
tions that the future of
the Conservative move-
ment may be more af-
fected by its attitude
towards Jewish educa-
tion than through its
congregation
framework."
The movements in Israel,
says Dr. Tabory, are, to
some degree, "ethnic"
organizations, in that many
of the members are "immig-
rants" who brought their
membership in the move-
ments with them.
In the Israeli setting, the
movements have made de-
liberate attempts to be in
less "tension" with their
new social environment,
and this has led to their
adopting somewhat more
traditional forms and prac-
tices in the synagogue than
abroad.
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Veterans Benefit
Chapter,
Michigan
Paralyzed Veterans of
America, will have a fund-
raiser, in which the grand
prize will be two tickets to
the Super Bowl on Jan. 24 at
the Pontiac Silverdome.
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Concert in Park
Slated Monday
The Southfield Public Li-
brary summer reading pro-
gram will offer storytelling
by a children's librarian and
the movie "Adventures at
Sea," Wednesday at 2 p.m.
in the Marcotte Lecture Re-
cital Room.
This free program is for
school-age children. The li-
brary is located at the
Southfield Civic Center,
26000 Evergreen Rd.
Et.-1
358-4540
The Masonic Temple
Theater is offering a sub-
scription package through
July 31 for_its first season.
The featured productions
are: "Camelot," featuring
Richard Harris, Sept. 11;
"The King and I," featuring
Yul Brynner, Oct. 29;
"Madwoman of Central
Park West," featuring Phyl-
lis Newman, Jan. 5; and
"One Mo' Time," Sept. 1, a
salute to Detroit's jazz festi-
val.
Tickets are available at
the Masonic Temple box
office, 832-2232.
The South Oakland Con-
cert Band will perform at
7:30 p.m. in Oak Park's
Major Park Monday.
A variety of music includ-
ing an assortment of
marches, selections from
the Broadway musical "An-
nie" and a sing-a-long will
be featured.
Admission is free. In case
of rain the concert will be
held at Oak Park High
School.
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