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UJA
Young Leadership
Cabinet
Region II
Mission to Israel
Rabbi Gary Zola
Rabbi Gary P. Zola, national di-
rector of admissions for Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute of -
Religion (HUC-JIR), will be at the
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation on
the University of Michigan's Ann
Arbor campus Oct. 22 to interview
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a Reform rabbi, cantor, Jewish
communal worker or Jewish
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New York, Los Angeles and
Jerusalem. The school's rabbinic
program encompasses five yeare
of graduate study with a cur-
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subjects.
For more information, or to
make an appointment with Rabbi
Zola, call the U-M Hillel, 1-663-
3336.
NEWS
December 2-11, 1984
Caspar Weinberger
plans visit to Israel
"Gesher"
UJA Young Leadership Cabinet
Region II Mission to Israel
December 2-11, 1984
Pre-Mission to Prague, Czechoslovakia
November 29-December 2, 1984
Dear Friend:
The Hebrew word "gesher," designating this
series of five UJA Young Leadership Cabinet
Regional Missions, was chosen because they are a
"bridge" between young American Jews and their
Israeli counterparts.
As you scan the highlights of our itinerary,
you will note several opportunities to meet our
opposite numbers in Israel...to celebrate those
things we share... to learn more about how we are
different...to bridge the gap between us...and to
realize that our similarities are more important
than our differences.
There is a permanent bond between us: We
are young members of the world Jewish family, the
leaders of tomorrow in our own spheres and-
together—of the Jewish people. We are indeed
one.
The highlights that follow are only some of
what's in store for you on this mission. Clearly, the
mission will provide a not-to-be-missed chance to
experience the energy, the excitement, the electric-
ity of modern Israel...to encounter in depth its-
our—rich and proud history and heritage.
And, if you select the optional pre-mission,
you will spend unforgettable days in a country that
played so vital a role in the Jewish story.
Join us...cross the bridge!
Sincerely,
11:d Young, Missions Chairman
ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS
In Israel, visit...
• High-tech industry
• An Israel Defense Forces base
• Galilee outposts
• Kibbutzim
• The Golan Heights
• Jerusalem
Interact with Israelis through...
• Meetings with young members of
the Knesset
• Home hospitality with young Israeli
leadership
Participate in seminars on...
• Israel-Diaspora relations
• Holocaust-to-Rebirth at Yad Vashem
• Updating the Middle East situation
(including a fact-finding tour of Judea/
Samaria on Israel's northern border)
See partnership in action in...
• Project Renewal neighborhoods
• A Youth Aliyah village
• An absorption center for Ethiopian Jews
APPROXIMATE COST PER PERSON, based on
current round-trip air fare from New York:
Israel and Pre-Mission
Single supplement
Israel only
Single Supplement
$1,995.00
$320.00
$1,450.00
$200.00
FURTHER INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE FROM:
Michael Feldman (313) 569-3775
Region II Mission Chairman
Lori Baron (212) 757-1500
YLC Associate, National UJA
Your local Federation
Reserve now!
Please hold
space(s) on our Region II
"Gesher" Mission, December 2-11, 1984, as checked
below:
❑ Israel and Pre-Mission ($1,995.00 per person)
❑ Single supplement (S320.00)
❑ Israel only ($1,450.00 per person)
❑ Single supplement ($200.00)
Name
Spouse's Name (if accompanying)
And more!
In Prague and vicinity...
• Walking tour of the former Jewish ghetto
• The State Jewish Museum (source of the
"Precious Legacy" exhibition)
• Shabbat service at the Altneuschul (the
oldest European synagogue-1290—still
used as a house of worship)
• Shabbat dinner with members of the
Jewish community
• The home of author Franz Kafka
• Tour of Prague Castle
• Terezin concentration camp
• The ruins of Lidice
Note: The above is subject to change.
Mailing Address
City
Community
State
Zip
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Home Phone (
Business Phone
Deposit enclosed S
($100 00 per person)
Please mail this form and your check, payable to
United Jewish Appeal, to: •
Ted Young, Missions Chairman
UJA Young Leadership Cabinet
1290 Avenue of the Americas
New York, N.Y. 10104
Washington (JTA) — Defense
Secretary Caspar Weinberger
announced last week that he will
go to Israel in two weeks. Wein-
berger made the announcement
at a briefing for some 100 Jewish
leaders participating in the
United Jewish Appeal's third an- -
nual Hineni national leadership
conference.
He said he had accepted an invi-
tation extended by Israeli Defense
Minister Yitzhak Rabin and
would go to Israel after attending
a NATO meeting in Italy next _
week. According to Weinberger, it
will be his first visit to Israel in
two years.
Austria nixes kudos
for opera singer
Amsterdam (JTA) — The Aust-
rian government, bowing to pro-
tests from Dutch resistance
groups, has revoked its decision to
honor Dutch-born opera singer
Johan Heester who was a Nazi
sympathizer before and during
World War II.
Heester, now 80, moved to Vie-
nna in the 1930s and became an
admirer of Nazism. He gave per-
formances for top Nazis, including
Hitler, Himmler and Reinhardt <
Heydrich. He also performed for
the SS staff officers at Dachau. He
remained in Vienna after the war.