THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

INTRODUCING

Aliya Campaign
Set for Campuses

NEW YORK — The
North American Aliya Cen-
ter has announced a new
aliya - consciousness - rais-
ing campaign directed at
the 400,000 Jewish stu-
dents currently enrolled in
American colleges and uni-
versities.
The Aliya Center has
brought over a special rep-
resentative from Israel,
Daniel Pins, to serve as na-
tional student director.
Pins, who grew up in
America before his own
aliya to Israel, is setting up
a Student Information Cen-
ter in Boston, which will
publish a newsletter de-
scribing the university
scene in Israel, where a
comprehensive college edu-
cation costs one-fourth the
amount of American tui-
tion.

Israeli Execs -
to Visit U.S.

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
delegation of 12 top Israeli
businessmen will spend two
weeks in the U.S. next
month, as a "corporate
executive mission to the
U.S. for the purpose of
promoting closer trade and
business cooperation be-
tween the two countries."
The mission is the first to
be organized and conducted
by the Israel-America
Chamber of Commerce with
the cooperation of the U.S.
Department of Commerce.
The mission members
will open their meetings
with American officials and
businessmen in Washing-
ton on Oct. 11 and then visit
Atlanta, Miami, San Fran-
cisco, Chicago and New
York.

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"Everyone should under-
stand we will never accept
any conditions imposed on
us. Our revolution is an
armed one. We know the
gun is the policy maker, and
we will never lay it down for
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political and diplomatic ac-
tion.
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Assimilation Seen
as Major Threat

BUENOS AIRES (ZINS)
— The long-term threat to
Argentine Jewry is assimi-
lation, not anti-Semitism,
according to Rabbi Mor-
decai Edery, deputy director
of the Latin American Rab-
binical Seminary.
Tel Aviv University re-
cently estimated that a
mere 50,000 Jews will be
left in Argentina within
several decades if the cur-
rent pattenrs of assimila-
tion persists. There are
some 350,000 Jews in
Argentina today.

Friday, September 24, 1982 11

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