t".1 EJ CI CI IEEI CI CM CI SPEAS APPLE JUICE COMPANY producers of the nation's finest COOKING 00- 11-E FAMILY SUGGESTS THAT MEMORIAL CONFIRM I IONS BE MADE TOME CAN CANCER SOCIETY.. - 100% Pure Apple Juice, Apple Cider, and Natural Apple Juice are pleased to announce that this year, all of their products will be KOSHER FOR PASSOVER —words that mean people want to honor a loved one and want to help conquer cancer. Send a Memorial Gift to your local ACS Unit. Good Reading Since 4:1. THE JEWISH NEWS 3546060 a y 2 sp v 4.$ 4, a 4 b* ,4 * , * g 4 a • \\-\ ,. ,\,..A... :•: . \ •,.. .\ - 'V V".\,7, .' W *1 . N \`,\*•:-. •„\Q:..,.. \\-\.;„„,,,,...,-,,:•\:', \,, ` ,.. .• „,. ,,,.. ',„.,% \ A . .: ...... ,••,„\\ „-' --; - 'N. ,, ,, s• ' • Ns \ ,., -• -\\ \ \ . The Haggadah was read. The goodbyes were said. Cup after cup, The coffee was Brim.® Fill your cup to the rim With the richness of Brim.® not-rume. © 1987 General Foods Corporation 88 Friday, April 10, 1987 Continued from Page 86 oranges and soak them in a pan of water with the tap slowly running into it for about 1/2 hour. Cut each orange in half and then each half into fourths to make 8 wedges per orange. Put the orange pieces into a large pot, and stir in 1 cup sugar for each orange used. Let rest for 1/2 hour, stirring occasionally, so the orange pieces can soak up the sugar and release juices. Put the pot over low to medium heat, and cook, stir- ring often, about 30 to 45 minutes or until thick and syrupy. Stir in 1 teaspoon of lemon juice for each orange used. Transfer to jars or other containers and store in the refrigerator. Copyright 1987 Gloria Kaufer Greene Moroccan Scholar Sees Ongoing Ties With Israel under supervision of the Metropolitan Koshruth Council of Michigan, Rabbi Jack Goldman, Administrator , ..'"14 s;,,:;,, Sephardi Treats THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS GENERAL FOODS Jerusalem (JTA) — Should King Hassan II pass from the political scene in Morocco, the process of Israeli-Moroccan contacts will continue, said a visiting Moroccan scholar in a talk at the Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Ad- vancement of Peace at the He- brew University of Jerusalem. Jamal Amiar, 26—who was invited to the Hebrew Univer- sity to conduct research for his doctoral thesis at New York University on Moroccan-Israel relations and the Middle East struggle—is the first Moslem academic from Morocco to serve as a research fellow at the institute. He noted that Morocco has a long history of Jewish-Moslem coexistence and that there is a wide political basis for the type of contacts that have developed in recent years between Israeli leaders and senior Moroccan officials, which reached their height in the meeting last year in Morocco between then Israel Prime Minister Shimon Peres and King Hassan. There also have been numerous visits by other Israeli officials and Is- raeli private citizens to Morocco in recent years. Amiar commented that even though it is much smaller than in the past, the Jewish com- munity in Morocco today is playing a more influential role than ever before in promoting contacts with Israel. The Moroccan Jewish com- munity now numbers between some 15,000-18,000, as com- pared to .about four times that number in 1956, Amiar said. He said that Zionism, the de- sire for social and economic betterment and periods of political instability in Morocco all contributed to the emigra- tion of Moroccan Jews. An un- comfortable atmosphere for Jews following the Six-Day War of 1967 gave special im- petus to that emigration, he added, with many Jews at that time going to western coun- tries. Morocco looks to the West, particularly the U.S., for polit- ical, financial and military support, and it sees Israel as a potential source for helping to improve that relationship, said Amiar in pursuing his argu- ment that the ties that have been initiated between Morocco and Israel will con- tinue. Kahane Defends Pollard Silver Spring, Md., (JTA) — Rabbi Meir Kahane ex- coriated Israel March 31, for not standing behind convicted American spy Jonathan Pol- lard and for "forcing" the res- ignation of his Israeli contact, Col. Aviem Sella, from his new position as commander of Tel Nof air base. "Israel owes Pollard loyalty," Kahane told an enthusiastic audience of some 100 persons at the Silver Spring Jewish Center. "We have not only left behind Pollard, we have thrown him and Sella to the dogs." "The Israeli government has an obligation to have the American government expel the Pollards and let them live in Israel. Israel has an obli- gation to say we did it (we spied), and he's not going to pay for it," he added. UJA Advocates Depoliticization New York (JTA) — A committee of the UJA- Federation of New York has approved in principle a report that will commit the agency to work for the depoliticiza- tion and modernization of the primary beneficiary of its funds, the Jewish Agency for Israel. Thus the largest fund- raising body of any single Jewish community will ask the Israeli quasi- governmental social service instrument to open its alloca- tion procedures to allow for greater input from Diaspora Jewry and increased funding for programs of the Conserva- tive and Reform movements in Israel.