THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Congratulations
MAX AND EDYTHE LEVINE
On Your
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and asked, in all innocence: "Are
Americans born with cameras?"
Few Israeli civilians are seen in
Nablus. The few that are are cab-
bies. It seems that they come here
to have work done on their cars
because the mechanical work is
better and cheaper than it is in
Jerusalem. Although it might
take a whole day for the job to be
done, the cabbies don't mind.
While waiting for their cabs, they
sit around at the• local cafes and
sip coffee at a leisurely pace.
On a recent Saturday night a
group of young Orthodox Jews sat
around a TV set in a hotel lobby.
They were entranced by an
episode of the popular "A-Team,"
with Hebrew subtitles. They chor-
tled and chuckled with delight
whenever the A-Team good guys
would clobber the baddies.
Defense Minister Yitzhak Ra-
bin, addressing the Ambassador's
Mission, stressed that the basic
threat to Israel's national exist-
_ence comes from the Arab armed
forces and that "the limited threat
to Israel, not the major one," is
posed by terrorism.
"Whenever we deal with Is-
rael's security we have to bear in
mind the existence of these two
levels of threats. NO terror organ-
ization can threaten the very
existence of Israel, not the PLO,
not the Shiites and who knows
who in the future. But at the same
time they carry out the daily
threat to the normal way of life of
the Israelis. When we talk about
Lebanon, we talk only about ter-
rorism. Lebanon never was and
will not be in the foreseeable fu-
ture an Arab country that can
build an armed force than can be
of any threat to Israel."
Premier Shimon Peres, ad-
dressing the same mission, said:
"I know that many of us were sus-
picious that deep in our hearts we
want to expand, we want to gain
land. Nothing is more wrong than
) that. We have withdrawn from
Sinai though we could have re-
mained there. We are withdraw-
ing from Lebanon though we have
the military strength to stay
there. What we are doing repre-
sents a policy, a moral commit-
ment, not a military must nor an
expediency in political terms."
Israel is land and it is people.
Since 1948, Israel has absorbed
more than 1.8 million Jews from
120 countries, speaking 70 lan-
guages. But above all else, Israel
is a word — and that word is
Shalom.
L
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Love,
Susie, David, Marsha, Elizabeth, Eden,
Ethan, Stan, Marilyn, Steven, Bobby,
Jeffrey & Michelle
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that has defied determined algeb-
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have won first prize in the Weiz-
mann Institute's 1985 Science
Fair.
Paul Biran and Yigael Sasson,
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School in Haifa, proposed a solu-
tion to the equation F (x) =0 using
Newtonian methods instead of
algebra.
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26TH ANNUAL DINNER
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Sisterhood of Adat Shalom Synagogue
celebrates with
RABBI AMY EILBERG
Conservative Judaism's
First Woman Rabbi
Topic:
Women in Judaism
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New Challenges
Entertainment by
June 12, 1985
at the Young Israel
of Greenfield
Cccktails: 6:30 p.m.
Dinner: 7:30 p.m.
$50.00
Jeteish Telegraphic Agency
Math-Minded
Teens Win Fair
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Friday, May 31, 1985
HERSCHEL FOX
Couvert
Call For Reservations
General Chairmen: Herman and Etka Goldenberg
Co - Chairman: Milton Duchan
Dinner Chairmen: Ruvi and Shelley Singol
Program Chairman: Harry Blitz
Journal Chairmen: Michael Greenbaum and Mark Eisenberg
Patrons Chairman: Wolf Gold
Memorial Chairmen: Dr. & Mrs. Harry Jubas
Arrangements Chairman: Leonard Antel
Darling Chairman: Harriet Lorch
Committee: Rose Blitz, Sara Bricker, Steve Cohen, Rabbi Reuven Drucker,
Marian Duchon, Mark Eisenberg, Sanford Eisenberg, Lucille Halberstadt,
Paula Katz, Milton Neuman, Sam Novetsky, Yehudis Rabinowitz, Sandra
Singol, and Sandra Stern.
Monday, June 10, 1985
Share the Simcha!
Keynote Speaker
and Luncheon.
Promptly 12:00 Noon
Women's Shacharit
Service
10:30 A. M.
6.50
Reservations required by June 6th
$
Call
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851 5100
Babysitting
provided
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