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August 21, 1981 - Image 31

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-08-21

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bank Leumi, WZO Develop
Diaspora Leaders Program

NEW YORK (JTA) — A gram with the World
new program has been Zionist Organization.
The project, which the
launched in Israel to de-
velop a young leadership in spokesman emphasized is
the Diaspora to teach still "in formation," is called
Jewish culture and tradi- "Friends of Jerusalem."
tion in an effort to convince Leon Dulzin, chairman of
young Jews not to "drop the WZO and Jewish
out," according to a spokes- Agency Executives, will
man for Bank Leumi which serve as chairman of the
is co-sponsoring the pro- committee of trustees for
the project. Prof. Shlomo
Fuchs, an educator in Israel
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died recently. Sandmel
was an internationally
recognized authority on
early Christianity and a
leader in promoting bet-
ter Jewish-Christian re-
lations, the annual report
said. Dr. Michael Cook, a
student of Sandmel, "is,
in many ways, emulating
his mentor" in such ac-
tivities, with a field of
scholarship like that of
Sandmel.
According to Dr. Cook,
"Important benefits derive

Schmidt Lauds
Begin's Victory

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
West German Chancellor
Helmut Schmidt cabled a
message of congratulations
to Premier Menahem Begin
on his reappointment as
premier.
Schmidt stressed the im-
portance of amicable rela-
tions between the two coun-
tries and of the need to con-
tinue the peace process in
the Middle East.
Prior to the Israeli elec-
tions, Begin expressed pub-
lic criticism of Schmidt for
his support of the Arabs and
for his role during World
War II as a Wehrmacht offi-
cer.

TE'L` AVIV (JTA) — A
23-year-old Arab resident of
Nablus was sentenced last
week by a military court to
life imprisonment for ter-
rorist actions which caused
the deaths of four people
and injuries to 82 others.
The court was told he had
received military training
by the Fatah in 1976 and in
1978 had planted a bomb in
Tel Aviv's Carmel Market
which killed one person and
wounded 51.
A year later he planted
another bomb in the same
place, killing three and in-
juring 31. The terrorist ad-
mitted tA the actions.

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students." He noted that the
majority of Christian PhD
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seminaries "and their close
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Cook added, "They have a
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toward Jews and Judaism,
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