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challenged
Faber
Drissman, asking him to ex-
plain how to carry out the ex-
pulsion of Arabs from Israel
and the territories. Audience
members echoed Faber's call.
"The issue is not how, ex-
cept that it has to be done,"
Drissman answered. He then
paraphrased Zionist founding
father Theodor Herzl: "If you
will it, it will be done."
"I want peace," he said.
"But the price of survival
might mean the absence of
peace."
The two-hour-long debate
aroused passions but left
many dissatisfied.
Albert Levenson complain-
ed the panel favored the right
wing and lacked a Labor Par-
ty position. "It wasn't very
enlightening," he added.
called
Bob
Molner
Drissman's presentation
"simplistic and fascistic."
Alex Zuckman left the
discussion in a pessimistic
mood. "We're bound for
suicide. Unless you can
achieve peace, we're going to
lose Israel," he said.
Allen Cohen was angry
that concern was expressed
for the Palestinians.
"Everybody's saying, 'What
should we do with the Arabs?'
Who cares what the Arabs
think. We've got a country.
You don't give in."
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It is true that the fears rais-
ed by what happened in Deir
Yassin played a role in the ex-
odus of the Palestinians. But
thousands had left long before
and thousands more would
not leave until months later.
What is more significant is
that there was not a single
report of Jews fleeing as a
result of Arab massacres.
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Brandeis University Na-
tional Women's Committee,
Greater Detroit Chapter, will
have its 27th annual used
book sale Aug. 17-24 at the
Tel-12 Mall in Southfield. Ad-
vance tickets for preview
night, 9:30 p.m. Aug. 17, may
be purchased from Brandeis
volunteers at the mall that
day. Admission is free for the
entire week of the sale, which
takes place during mall
hours.
More than 50 categories of
used books will be available.
Proceeds will benefit both the
libraries at Brandeis Univer-
sity and organizations in the
metropolitan area of Detroit.
More than 100 community
organizations have been in-
vited to come at the end of the
book sale on Aug. 24 at 7 p.m.
to select books.
Overseeing this year's book
sale, will be co-chairmen
Shirley Weiner and Rosslyn
Berman.
The day chairmen are:
Beverly Baker, Dee Fishman,
Eleanor Roberts, Elaine
Krohn Medwed, Josephine
Mellen, Lucille Weisberg, Ada
Walt, Helen Lipton, Gladys
Bernstein, Ruth Zak,
Kathryn and Kurt Scheuer,
Florence Finkelstein, Clara
Cziske, Lillian Mosen, Ruth
Cassel, Harriet Band,
Eleanor Rosen, Loris Birn-
krant, Shirley Hauser, Ada
Glaser, Freddie Shiffman,
Ruth Gutow, Molly Sallen,
Molly Kaplansky, Rhoda
Rosenthal and Pearl Zeltzer.
Also assisting are: Virginia
Hoffman, Barbara Kux,
Eleanor Roberts, Shirlee
Sachs and Eleanor Rosen.
The Presidium officers are:
Ms. Roberts, Ms. Medwed, Ms.
Fishman and Ms. Baker.
History Society
Elects Officers
The Jewish Historical
Society of Michigan elected
and installed its officers for
1988-1989.
Officers are: President,
Adele Staller; Vice President,
Harriet Siden; Corresponding
Secretary, Gertrude Edgar;
Recording Secretary, Esther
Klein; Financial Secretary,
Sarah Bell; Treasurer, Benno
Levi.
Members of the board of
directors include: Joel Jacobs,
Gil Borman, Irwin Shaw, Dr.
Oscar Schwartz, Dr. Saul
Sugar, Sidney Bolkosky, Levi,
Judy Cantor, Ms. Siden, Ms.
Staller, Ms. Edgar, Ms. Bell
and Ms. Klein.
Evelyn Noveck is im-
mediate past president.
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