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January 01, 1982 - Image 15

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Friday, January 1, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

15

Israel's Consul General in NY Leads Hectic But Rewarding Life

By YITZHAK RABI

NEW YORK (JTA) —
What does it mean to be Is-
rael's Consul General in
New York, the largest
center of Jewish population
in the world?

For Naphtali Lavie, Is-
rael's Consul General here
since last September, it
means an overwhelmingly
tight schedule of meetings
and appointments with
Jewish leaders, Jewish or-

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"Since I assumed my post,
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Although he has been
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American Jewry. It is, he
observed, "a warm Jewry,
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Jewry deeply committed to
Jewish identity and to the
state of Israel." This com-
mitment, he said, is expres-
sed through their organiza-
tions, educational institu-
tions, and community and
religious activities, as well
as the high level of in-
volvement in America's so-
cial and political life.
The 55-year-old Polish-
born Lavie served from
1970 to 1977 as spokesman
for the Ministry of Defense
and adviser to both Moshe
Dayan and Shimon Peres
during their tenures as De-
fense Ministers.
From June 1977 until as-
suming his post in New
York, Lavie was spokesman
and adviser to Foreign
Ministers Dayan and Yit-
zhak Shamir. Prior to serv-
ing as a government official,
Lavie was for many years a
journalist and news editor
for Haaretz.
The Consul General
was asked for his view on
the problem of yerida,
considered by some to be
one of Israel's greatest in
recent years. He said:
"I do not have reliable
statistics on the number of
Israelis living here. Some
estimate it as being in the
50,000 range. While others
say there are some 150,000
Israelis here. On a whole,

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AMSTERDAM (JTA) —
The Education Ministry has
approved the establishment
of a kindergarten and
elementary school by the
Liberal Jewish community
which will be the third
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Amsterdam area.
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nominational, provided
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raelis "as long as they feel
themselves to be Israelis."
He said that he considers
the Israelis in America as
citizens who are "on vaca-
tion" from their own coun-
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of living there. "I intend to
keep in touch with them,"
Lavie said.

this is a very saddening
phenomenon, especially
when among the yordim
there are young men and
women who were born in Is-
rael and are part of Israel's
flesh.
Lavie added that as Con-
sul General he is going to
treat all Israelis here as Is-

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