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Friday, January 16, 1987

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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elections any party that advo-
cates racism.
Mrs. Drissman and her hus-
band, Michael, complained
that Jewish leaders refuse to
have a dialogue with Kahane,
citing Detroit and other cities
in October 1985 who closed
their offices rather than talk
with him.
Alvin Kushner, executive
director of the Jewish Commu-
nity Council, responded. "I
'wouldn't meet with the Grand
Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan or
the head of the neo-Nazi party
either. Racism is racism
whether its Jewish or anybody
else's. Meeting with Kahane
gives him a credibility he
doesn't deserve. It gives racism
a credibility it doesn't de-
serve." Kushner added that
Kahane's position on the
Arabs, "his appeal to fear and
hate, is in fact antithetical to-
Jewish position and belief."
Kahane's visits to Detroit in
recent years have provoked
several incidents. The rental of
Young Israel of Greenfield for
one of his visits was a hotly-
debated issue within the
Young Israel community. Two
years ago, Kahane's Detroit
visit was cancelled when he re-
turned to Israel for a Knesset
debate. In 1985, he posted a let-
ter on the locked doors of the
Butzel Building downtown,
headquarters of the Federation

Rabbi Meir Kahane

and the JCCouncil.
Drissman says that Jews
"have a right to hear Kahane
speak" and "it's a shame that
Jews have to give their money
to a non-Jewish group" in order
to find a room for his speech.
The Jewish Idea has rented
three sections of the Ramada
Inn's ballroom for the Jan. 28
date, and will set up 325 seats.
Mrs. Drissman would not dis-
close the group's membership
total, but said they have a local
mailing list of 200-250.

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be utilized by Michigan busi-
ness. Ross emphasized the
need for Michigan to become
integrated into the global
economy.
Litvak noted that Israel is
the only nation with free trade
agreements with the world's
two largest markets: the Euro-
pean Economic Community
and the United States. "We can
offer to Michigan the unique
opportunity to penetrate cer-
-tain sectors of the European
market."
Ross and Litvak were short
on specifics, although Ross said
he hopes to inaugurate the
plan in the next months. Lit-
vak said he had held dis-
cussions with Domino's Pizza
and other Michigan firms dur-
ing his visit.
"We're thinking in big
terms," Ross said.
How will the two measure
the results of the agreement?
"The bottom line," Ross said,
"is the level of increased eco-
nomic activity."
Buoyed by the success of a
recent Israel-Texas agricul-
tural agreement, Litvak is op-
timistic about the results from
the Michigan accord. "Israel is
being attacked by people, and
not just from Michigan, how to
take advantage of that free
trade agreement." he said.
Israel's small but sophisti-
cated population "is a market
where you can still do experi-

ments," he said.
The agreement is the result
of efforts by the American-
Israel Chamber of Commerce
of Michigan, which sent a dele-
gation to Israel during Trade
Week last November.

Korean Firms
Boycott Israel

New York (JTA) — A
number of major South Korean.
companies refuse to sell their
products to Israel, apparently
because of pressure from the
Arab states,
The report named the follow-
ing Korean companies: Kumbo
and Hancock, which manufac-
tures tires; Kia Handa,
Suzuki-Korea, Hyongsung and
Yamaha, which manufacture
motorcycles; and Hyundai and
Daewood, manufacturers of
automobiles. Hyundai cur-
rently sells 150,000 cars a year
in the U.S. and Canada, the re-
port said.
In connection with those
companies' refusal to do busi-
ness with Israel, the report
cited a recent article by the Ko-
rean Ambassador to the U.S.,
Kyung-Won-Kim, in the
Washington Post in which he
said his country believes in and
supports free trade.

