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ternational Network of
Children of Jewish Holocaust
Survivors looked toward the
future during a recent con-
ference that examined topics
such as interfaith relations,
the meaning of Israel, the im-
plications of the Holocaust,
anti-Semitism and
assimilation.
More than 300 people, most
of them children of Holocaust
survivors and some from such
far-flung places as Venezuela
and Israel, came to the
University of California at
Los Angeles for three days to
examine "Jewish Identity in
the 21st Century: A
Challenge for the Post-
Holocaust Generation."
The conference was organ-
ized in cooperation with the
Second Generation of Los
Angeles.
"We are closer today to the
21st century than to the years
of the Holocaust and we are
at least responsible for deter-
mining our future as we are
for the remembrance of the
past," explained Menachem
Rosensaft of New York, found-
ing chairman of the network.
Keynote speaker Rabbi Ar-
thur Hertzberg, professor of
religion at Dartmouth Col-
lege, Hanover, N.J., brought
the audience to its feet with
his charge that commemora-
tion of the Holocaust is
becoming "a substitute
religion . . . for Jews who find
it easier to counter-punch on
anti-Semitism so that they do
not have to make the hard
choices" about their own
Jewishness.
He also cautioned Jews in-
volved in discussing the
Holocaust with the Vatican
that the church "wants to live
down this record during the
Nazi era and much of the
Jewish establishment has
been playing along with it .. .
Don't you dare negotiate
about the Holocaust. It's not
within your competence."
Catholic-Jewish relations
were further discussed by a
panel.
Elan Steinberg, executive
director of the World Jewish
Congress, lamented that
Israel has become too much
the focus of Jewish identifica-
tion for too many Jews.
Avraham Burg, adviser on
Israeli-Diaspora affairs to
Israeli Foreign Minister
Shimon Peres, sparked a
vigorous debate by his per-
sonal observation that "at
least a quarter of a million
American Jews should make
aliyah."
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