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THE SECULAR RELIGIOUS CLASH in Israel was underscored by increasing violence
between extremists on both sides. After ultra-religious groups defaced and burned bus stops
(left) featuring ads with scantily clad women, secularists responded by vandalizing several
synagogues and yeshivas (right).
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WHERE DO ALL
OUR DOLLARS GO?
Is the Jewish Agency meeting
the changing needs of Israel
and the Jewish world?
MORMONS IN JERUSALEM, more particularly the
building of a Brigham Young University Center in the Holy
City, was the focus of widespread protest in Israel,
chiefly among religious Jewish groups who feared
proselytizing efforts.
Reprinted From:
Baltimore Jewish Times
and
The Jewish News u. nett()
May.Juno 199,i
THE JEWISH AGENCY'S annual meeting
in Jerusalem was caught up in a controversy
stemming from the publication of a series of
articles, entitled "Where Do All The Dollars
Go?", in the Baltimore Jewish Times and
Detroit Jewish News on shortcomings in the
Agency/WZO.
Friday, October 3, 1986
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
World Wide Photo
A SUMMIT OF SORTS was held this sum-
mer between King Hassan of Morocco (left)
and Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres.
Hailed as the first Arab-Israeli public summit
in years, the meeting was ,given low key
coverage of the Arab world and Hassan
stepped down under pressure as head of the
Arab League for meeting with an Israeli leader.
SHIN BET SCANDAL, a case that would not go away,
received international attention. Two years after two Arabs
who had hijacked an Israeli bus were killed, charges
emerged that they had been beaten to death by
Israeli interrogators.