62 Friday, December 3, 1982
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Jewish Student Peace Talks Try Fails
By HEIDI PRESS
_ An attempt by Jewish
students at Wayne State
University to discuss peace
with Arab students on cam-
pus fizzled Monday.
According to Rabbi Louis
Finkelman, director of the
Hillel Foundation on the
WSU campus, not only Arab
students, but the whole
campus was invited to the
meeting where the Jewish
students hoped to talk about
peace, based on the Camp
David accords, with the
Arab students.
About 25 people, mostly
Jewish students and mem-
bers of the Israel Scene
Caravan, who were on cam-
pus Monday, came to the
ballroom of the Student
Center Building. Three
Arab students attended, but
left as the meeting was
about to begin, Finkelman
said.
Mark Prussian, vice
president of the indepen-
dent Students for Israel
_organization at WSU,
said that the meeting was
not proposed as a public-
ity stunt. He said it was a
sincere attempt to meet
with the Arab students,
but "they were not will-
ing to listen."
The South End, WSU's
student newspaper, asked
Nezar Khalid of the Organ-
ization of Arab Students
why his group would not
attend the meeting.
"We would just be going
over the same type of
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to explain their culture.
Khalid said that "there End, the ASA spokesman
must be neutral American said that the members "feel
students in attendance" for they cannot work for peace
the discussion to be a suc- until Israel withdraws from
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