di 11° ) Illiso 43r111 gantry • (I Same Location, Same Ownership, Same Quality Care igrN , `-;• ,e , Nv 4,11 °r/ IFIE AtifteRt Titt itlitrib IN #414161 14 ARE 6E116 MADE Ill( HOME DECORATING AND JEWELRY. funds for politicians. And AIPAC has had its problems with various Israeli goverments. Prime Minister Shimon Peres was not happy about AIPAC's aggressive op- position last year to the Reagan Administration's pro- posed arms sale to Jordan. Asher said that AIPAC sup- ports the elected government of Israel. "And we make no choice as to who is the government of Israel," he said. "That's Israel's job: that's what Israeli elections are for. Our job is to work with whichever government is there. And to be as helpful as we can in helping them understand the American Jewish community's posi- tion." ' But probably the most often-heard complaint about AIPAC from the traditional- ly liberal and Democratic centers of the Jewish com- munity is that its single- minded support for pro- Israeli politicians, even those opposed to so many other issues of Jewish concern, was bad. Some of these critics have created MIPAC — or the Multi-Issue Political Action Committee — in an effort to counter this growing percep- tion that the Jewish com- munity is strictly single- issue. MIPAC will give money only to proIsraeli candidates — but only those who also support the traditionally liberal "Jewish" positions on such issues as prayer in shools, abortion, separation of church and state, poverty programs, etc. AIPAC, like most of the pro-Israeli PACs, sees itself as supporting both liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans. The only re- quirement is that the politi- cians support Israel. "This whole business of single issue has become a monster," said Asher. "What people don't understand is that single issue isn't a philosophy, it's a strategy. It's an effective method of advocacy." Does AIPAC have too high a profile today? "I think we're far more sensitive in the way we do things today," Asher replied. "We're not aggressive in the sense of threatening. We are aggressive in the sense of advocacy, and I think that's proper." That no-nonsense approach is becoming increasingly evi- dent among younger Amer- ican Jewish activists involved in AIPAC. Young Americans, especial- ly college students, have come to play an increasingly aggressive and important role in American politics. In the American politics of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the LOEHMANN'S OF HUNTERS SQUARE MALL VI MILT 8CORCHARD LAKE RD. S FARMINGTON HILLS w 855-4488 \-4 MMUS: Mon., Tues., Sat. 10 - 5:30 • Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10 - 9 Sun. 12 - 5 CLIPPERY $ 4 Now doing the newest enzyme services Tuesday-Saturday 9-5 19011 W. 10 Mile at Santa Barbara, Sfld. Evening hours Wed. & Thurs. OFF ANY SERVICE (new clients only) Call for appointment 353-2890 A history. A legacy. A masterpiece. Now On Videocassette The 91 /2 hourfilm by Claude Lanzmann. SHOAH ("annihilation – in Hebrew) is one of the most important, affecting, talked-about films of the decade. It is Claude Lanzmann s monumental epic on the Holocaust. SHOAH contains none of the horrifying images we expect from a film about the Holocaust. Instead, we are presented with an assem- blage of witnesses — death camp survivors and Nazi functionaries — whose combined testimony amounts to one of the most shattering human documents ever recorded. SHOAH tells the untellable, makes us believe the unbelievable. Yet SHOAH is never morbid — it is infused throughout with seemingly miraculous appreciation for the beauty and meaning of life. SHOAH is an experience you'll never forget. From the actual sites of Auschwitz, Chelmno and Treblinka to loca- tions in 14 countries, this nine-and-a-half hour film brings together the wrenching testimony of the survivors, the perpetrators and the bystanders: — SS officers. filmed using hidden cameras. who served in the camps — Polish villagers who tilled their fields within yards of the crematoriums — a Jewish camp barber forced to shave the heads of those con- demned to die "Extraordinary . . . SHOAH is simply one of the greatest films ever made. Don't miss it!" Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert At The Movies 5 videocassette set $29995 each set sugg. retail sold only as a complete set • Gulf • Wesiern • Convany HOME VIDEO 'Distributed by BUDGET VIDEO 27100 Evergreen Lathrup Village 443-5335 IIVIDEO TREND of Livonia, Michigan AVAILABLE ON VIDEOCASSETTE AT THESE LOCATIONS DISCOUNT VIDEO MOVIELAND SUPER VIDEO 4153 Orchard Lake Road 2083 Hiller Road 28853 Orchard Lake Road Orchard Lake West Bloomfield Farmington Hills 855-4450 683-5899 553-8076 Continued on next page 43