Friday, April 6, 1984 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Ileaders Forum The New York Times' re- ent editorial, "Toying with ‘usalem," states: America thinks that until hie city's future is egotiated, East Jerusalem `occupied' territory." This pports the Arab claim which is utterly without ustification. 'Throughout the millenia, ferusalem was never the - . :apital city of any except the fewish people whose right hegemony was upheld by he League of Nations andate. East Jerusalem like the West Bank) was like illegally by Jordan _1-Ito for 19 years barred mtry of Jews and Chris- ' a.ns and destroyed every- dng Jewish in it. By what rationale can cast Jerusalem be termed :o's mpied" — meaning that 'srael does not possess in- enable right to sole legemony? How do you egotiate" its future? Cer- and his Orchestra plus tainly not by a UN so heav- ily dominated by an anti- Israel majority. By election among residents? A secret ballot may not be secret enough to save Arabs from punishment by terrorists for favoring Israel. The irony is that the Arabs recognize that their welfare has been enor- mously enhanced in all re- spects under Israeli ad- ministration. Vote for a re- turn to notorious Arab inef- ficiency and corruption? If "East Jerusalem is `occupied' and borders and status are unsettled," it is because U.S. policy is sub- ordinate to the powerful influence and pressures of big-business obeying the dictates of their Arab cus- tomers. Congress should not be cowed into submission to immorality! Nineteen of us — all mericans, some jour- aIists — sat around a large )eige-covered table in the ,unference room of the kmerican Embassy in Man- la, the Philippines, wait- ng to be briefed on South- bast Asian matters by the )olitical, economic and cul- tural experts on the em- sy staff. (A short distance down 'he hall was the ballroom in which the Japanese War crimes trials were held.) First we were welcomed y a tall, slim young man, lack of skin and handsome f–mien, who began like his: "My name is Claud oung. I am the Assistant ultural Affairs officer. is is my first foreign post, ut I have been here for hree years. I speak Manda- rt Chinese, Hebrew, rench, German and, of ourse, English." At the word "Hebrew" my urnalistic ear picked up. uring the two-hour brief- ng by the experts I kept wondering how this young man (I later learned he was I -nly 29) could have learned Hebrew: And why? As soon as the briefing Sias over I took young Mr. into a corner of the I Young . oom and pumped him. = Ile was born in Detroit. His uncle is Coleman A. (Young, who has been De- troit's mayor since 1973. After the 1967 riots in De- troit, as part of the outreach program, the Jewish Com- munity Center of Met- rpolitan Detroit, at that 1-4 me on Meyers and Curtis, sponsored an educational program for 10 young people, three or four of them blacks. Claud Young, then a grammar school boy, was one of those selected. He • Disco Music just for you! 358-3642 WALLPAPER 20% Off plus extra 10`)/0 when purchase is for 12 rolls or more from the same book. WINDOW No freight or handling charges. SAY IT WITH TREES - Previous Orders Excluded. Not Valid With Any Other Offers. OUR PRODUCT IS A SHADE BETTER - OLD ORCHARD Shopping Center Orchard Lk. Rd. at 15 Mile Rd. W. Bloomfield New York said he was the only one of the blacks to finish the pro- gram. In 1969, under a schol- arship from the Jewish Agency, he went to, study Hebrew for a year at the Beit Rutenberg Ulpan in Haifa. There he perfected the Hebrew he had learned in Detroit so well that he was engaged to teach He- brew at Beit Rutenberg for a good part of the year 1972- 1973. (He was then only 17.) As he concluded his story he said: "I am very much attached to Israel. I follow all the de- velopments over there very closely. 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