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Zeidan Atashi, a member of the
Knesset from the Shinui Party
(Democratic Movement for
Change) and a leading figure in
the Israeli Druze community will
speak at Temple Emanu-El at
8:15 p.m. March 4.
Atashi's talk is entitled "The
Unity Government and the
_ Chance for Electoral Reform."
The public is invited free of
charge.
Prior to his re-election to the
Knesset this year, Atashi played a
key role in the Israeli Druze Na-
tional Council, and acted fre-
quently as a liaison between the
Lebanese Druze community and
the Israeli government over the
past few years.
Atashi served previously in the
Knesset from 1977 to 1981, and as
Consul for Information at the
New York Consulate General of
Israel (1972-1975) and member of
Israel's Permanent Mission to the
U.N. (1975-1976). He was the first
non-Jewish Israeli to hold a dip-
lomatic post when he was ap-
pointed Consul for Information in
New York.
In addition to these posts,
Atashi has also been a reporter on
Arab affairs for Israeli television
and holds a master's degree in
political science from Haifa Uni-
versity.
Atashi's talk is sponsored by
the adult education committee at
the temple in conjunction with the
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at
Wayne State University.
Men's Club Sabbath Set
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Samuel Yagoda will be honored
"for his devoted service to the
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club and
the synagogue" at Men's Club
Sabbath services at 8:45 a.m. Feb.
23.
During the past ten years,
Yagoda has spent countless hours
visiting members of the congrega-
tion who have become ill or are in
the hospital.
Men's Club President Sheldon
Satovsky and Robert Bayer, Dr.
Joseph Langnas and Max Som-
berg, co-chairmen, invited the
public.
The services will be conducted
by Men's Club members, assisted
by the Men's Club Choir, under
the director of Max Somberg.
A luncheon will follow kiddush.
There is a fee. Paid reservations
are due by Tuesday. Mail reserva-
tions to Men's Club, Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, P.O. Box 2056,
Southfield, 48086-2056.
Joint Brunch Is Planned
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Young Israel Sisterhood will
hold a brunch for men and women
on Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at Young.
Israel of Greenfield. A dairy buf-
fet will be served. There is a
charge, or guests will be admitted
with a filled canister for L'Maan
Hayeled in Israel.
The guest speaker will be Rabbi
Allan Blustein, the director of
Pastoral Care at Sinai Hospital.
Rabbi Blustein has served as
chaplain 'in the U.S. Armed
Forces and has written many arti-
cles, some of which have appeared
in The Jewish News. His topic will
be "Women in Jewish History."
Guests are invited. For reserva-
Interfaith Leader
Will Give Address
Rev. Jim Lyons, executive di-
rector of the Ecumenical Institute
for Jewish-Christian Studies, will
speak to the Troy Jewish Congre-
gation at 7 p.m. Sunday at the
Lutheran Church of the Master,
3333 Coolidge, Troy.
Rev. Lyons will speak on
"Judeo/ Christian Relationships."
There is an admission fee. For
information, call Phyllis Wenig,
879-2829.
tions, call Mrs. Eva Hertz, chain,
man of the L'Maan Hayeled
Brunch, 544-9222; or Young Is-
rael of Oak-Woods, 398-1177,
mornings; or Young Israel of
Greenfield, afternoons, 967-3655.
HMC Evaluation
Dr. Jacob (Jack) I. Hurwitz, pro-
fessor emeritus, Wayne State
University, is currently evaluat-
ing the results of a research inves-
tigation on behalf of the
Holocaust Memorial Center in
West Bloomfield.
Dr. Hurwitz, who is serving as a
volunteer research consultant to
the Center, and Elana Goldman,
research assistant, recently sur-
veyed visitors to the HMC for
their reactions to the facility,
which is the only exclusively de-
signed center of its kind in North
America.
The specific purposes of the in-
vestigation are to determine what
categories of people visit the Cen-
ter (defined in terms of age, sex,
religion, personal relationship to
Holocaust, etc.), and how these
different types of visitors react to
what they see and hear there.