THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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"Mr. Mitterrand should
ask for forgiveness from our
people and his own for this
unfortunate expression. He
has not done so thus far.
Who, therefore, is lacking in
manners?" Begin queried.
"Mr. Halter, you were
upset at my words: 'If the
French authorities will not
defend Jewish citizens
against the neo-Nazi phe-
nomenon of murdering
Jews because they are Jews
— I, as a Jew, will not hesi-
tate to ask our younger gen-
eration to defend Jewish life
and human dignity.' I re-
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"I speak as a Jew . . . who
saw with his own eyes the
generation of destruction
and revival. I leave the
French authorities the
chance of wiping out the
neo-Nazi murder of Jews.
But, if they will prove un-
able or undesirous of fulfil-
ling their obligation, what
in your opinion must the
Jews do after what hap-
pened to our people in the
1930s and 1940s (in France,
too)?
"I would add whenever
the occasion arises that the
murder of Jews is not an
`internal matter' of any
state in the world. It con-
cerns the whole Jewish
people, the Jewish state and
people of goodwill in the na-
tions of the world . . ."
Sincerely and fraternally,
Menahem Begin
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
More than 2,000 Hadassah
delegates attended the 68th
national convention in Is-
rael this week.
This was the first major
national convention to be
held in Israel since "Opera-
tion Peace for Galilee" be-
gan.
President Yitzhak Navon
received an ovation as past
president Rose Matzkin
presented him with the
Henrietta Szold Award,
Hadassah's highest honor.
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NEW YORK — First
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Sciences of New York, have
announced the formation of
a partnership for genetic
engineering research and
development in Israel.
The newly created entity
will receive financial sup-
port from the Israeli gov-
ernment.
The company, which will
be based at Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem, will work
to develop several projects
of Dr. A. Loyter, a professor
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The projects are concerned
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Mrs. Matzkin an-
nounced that Navon had
declined the check which
accompanies the award,
asking instead that
Hadassah plant a dunam
forest of 200 trees. The
Jewish National Fund
presented him with a ci-
tation for the forest.
Before delivering the
keynote address, Frieda
Lewis the national
president of Hadassah,
asked the audience to rise in
a tribute to the soldiers of
Israel who had fallen in
"Operation Peace for
Galilee."
Mrs. Lewis said that sur-
veys show that the "new
Hadassah woman" is
younger - and more often a
professional. "She joins us
because she wants to help
Israel, wants to learn about
her roots and self-identity,
and wishes to gain a sense of
self fulfillment through
volunteerism."
Treasurer Bea Feldman
added that Israel should
realize that it has "370,000
goodwill ambassadors in
America," noted that the
70-year old organization is
the largest Jewish and
Zionist group not only in the
U.S., but in the world.
In the opening session of
the Hadassah board, former
president, now WZO
American Section Chair-
man Charlotte Jacobson,
called on WZO Chairman
Arye Dulzin • to de-
emphasize party domina-
tion of the Zionist infras-
tructur e.
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