THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 11, 1985 29
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Rosenthal and co-chairmen Alan
Yost and Susan Citrin. Area
schools and synagogues have
heard presentations on the day's
events, and a volunteer group
under Citrin is setting up and de-
corating the Center today.
Rosenthal also credits Leonard
Milstone, Joyce Luft and other
staff at Federation, other com-
munal agencies and Michigan
State Temple Youth and United
Synagogue Youth chapters for
making the day a popular, com-
munity wide event. "Now," he
says, "all we have to do is pray for
sunshine."
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Israelis Involved
In Crime Rings
New York — Some 2,500 Is-
raelis are operating organized
crime rings in New York, Los
Angeles, Chicago and Miami,
filling a vacuum created by the
federal crackdown on Sicilian-
based Mafia operations in the
United States, according to
Rudolph Giuliani, U.S. attorney
for the Southern District of New
York.
Giuliani said Israeli criminals
have formed loose immigrant
gangs numbering 50-60 each
and that Israeli-organized crime
is growing in the U.S., with
connections in South America
and western Europe. Their main
business, the U.S. attorney said,
is narcotics, although Israelis
play only a minor role in the
overall international drug trade.
In Jerusalem, Israeli Police
Minister Chaim Bar-Lev ac-
knowledges that Israelis are in-
volved in organized rackets, but
he contends they do not bear
any resemblance to the Mafia's
organized-crime families in the
U.S. and Italy.
Israeli police meanwhile, feel
the drug trade is behind an
epidemic of robberies, and
automobile break-ins that has
sent the crime rate soaring in
Iirael during the past two years.
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