8 Friday, February 18, 1983 JEWELRY REPAIR Very Reasonable Call 545-8945 Ask for Roger THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Sharon Quits Defense Ministr y Beth Hatefutsot Exhibit (Continued from Page 6) attended mainly by the staff of the outgoing minister. The media was present in force to watch Sharon re-_ VIDEO Tape Your Wedding, Bar or Bat Mitzva, Anniversary or other Happy Occasion From ACTION VIDEO, Inc. 28475 GREENFIELD Southfield, Mi. 48076 559-7970 view a military guard of honor accompanied by beat- ing drums, bugle fanfares and much waving of ban- ners. Sharon left office on a de- fiant note. He strongly de- fended his policies during his 19-month tenure as De- fense Minister. He said he had been determined to head a powerful deterrent force which he would not hesitate to use under cer- tain circumstances. Among the - circumstances he enumerated were the de- ployment of Iraqi troops in Jordan, an Egyptian viola- tion of the military clauses of the peace treaty which, he said, would trigger Israel's re-occupation of Sinai, or DIAMOND LINCOLN/MERCURY, INC. 221 North Main St., Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 541-8830 "The New Name in Town Were the Smart Money Buys" the presence of nuclear weapons in enemy hands. Sharon told those as- sembled to bid him farewell that he was not sure such a strong policy of deterrence was still pOssible, given the pre- vailing atmosphere in the country. Although he said nothing specific, he was clearly referring to what he regards as the influence of doveish ele- ments in the army and in the country as a whole. Observers suggested that if this interpretation of Sha- ron's remarks is correct, the new Defense Minister Moshe Arens may be in for a difficult time with Sharon remaining within the Cabinet. Meanwhile, Attorney General Yitzhak Zamir or- dered the Inspector General of Police to take all neces- sary steps to protect the three commission members from violence. Zamir acted after anonymous telephone threats to Supreme Court Justice'A-baron Barak, a member of the panel. Zamir warned that any attempt to threaten mem- bers of the commision or harm them was an attempt to undermine the indepen- dence of the commission and the perpetrators would be dealt with by the law. Depicts Life of Yemen Jews - This photo of a Jewish bride and her bridesmaids is among the photographs in "The Jews of San'a" exhibit at Beth Hatefutsot, Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora in Tel Aviv. By DANIEL GALILI rael before 1948, the largest aliya - percentage of any An unusual photo exhibi- Jewish ocmmunity in the tion called "The Jews of world. San'a" (the capital of About 50,000 Yemenite Yemen) is now showing at Jews came to Isreal after Beth Hatefutsot, the the establishment of the Nahum Goldmann Museum state in the "Magic Carpet" of the Jewish Diaspora in operation. About 2,500 now Tel Aviv. remain in Yemen. - These photos of Yemenite The exhibition marks the Jewry were taken between 100th anniversary of the -1901 and 1938 by two Ger- first great -wave of aliya. man orientalists, Hermann Burchardt, son of a Jewish merchant who had a letter of protection from the Imam t FOR t Yiyha, yet was murdered on I YOUR his third visit to the coun- V Students Treated try; and Carl Rathjens, who to Hasidic-Style also spent much time in Yemen as a geographer and Shabat in NY CADILLAC orientalist. NEW YORK — Hasidic It is hard to determine families in the Crown when Jews first settled in SEE Heights section of Brooklyn San'a. 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