THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 7, 1984
MAGICIAN
has "fulfilled all our obligations'
-;nder the Egyptian-Israeli peace
)
6r eaty, Egypt has been violating
li tLe treaty, specifically because it
as failed to return its ambas-
ador to Israel for the last two
years.
c "Meanwhile, in a convention
'session on anti-Semitism, dele-
Ates were told by the ADL's asso-
ciate national director, Abraham
Forman, that they should take
the initiative in combatting such
hatred when it appears in their
p-ea.
"There is no greater impact in
Fighting this poison than on the
.Jcal level," Foxman said, adding
Isat if people wait for action from
a national or international
Jewish organization it may be too
ate.
The growing rift between
kmerican blacks and Jews was
--Idressed by Morris B. Abram,
.ionorary president of the Ameri-
1 ;:cm Jewaish Committee and an
ttorney at a Washington law
irm. Abram urged black and
rewish leaders to denounce those
:io espouse racism or anti-
pemitism and called for the as-
,gnment of "numerical slices of
)pportunity" to blacks.
The
traditional
Jewish
`abhorrence" of quotas should be
h in the light of united
"Jewish
Newis support of affirmative ac-
tion programs, Abram said.
Both President Reagan and his
democratic challenger, former
Vice President Walter Mondale,
'ere scheduled to address the
3'nai B'rith delegates before the
'end of the five-day conventionon
Thursday.
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l'adassah raises
`3 million for
!outh aliyah
1 San Francisco (JTA) — Hadas-
ah, described as the single
i liggest contributor to Israel's
li routh aliyah program, raised
"1,172,000 this year toward sup-
ort of its 313 residential and all-
-,-, r facilitt which provide care
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i lnnualy L its 18,000 youth,
Sylvia Dopp.-31t, youth aliyah
i, hairman, reported last week at
i'ie. Hadassah annual convention
iere, attended by 2,500 delegates
,nd guests.
1 She also reported that as a spe-
qai gift to youth sliyah, at the
onclusion of its 50th anniversary
Iear, the Hadassah board voted
n additional $250,000 for a new
r rts center in Israel.
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rabs released
,
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Tel Aviv (JTA) — The Israel
efense Force released several
,o7en Arabs from the Ansar
tison Camp in south Lebanon
'uesday, the day of the Moslem
of Id el-Adha.
i .ast
l
l About 800 prisoners are still
onfined to the camp which once
teld 5,000. All had been detained
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s " hostile elements" during the
I sar in Lebanon. Most were re-
l eased last November under a
L7isoner-of-war exchange agree-
ment with the Palestine Libera-
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