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Moshe Fox To Speak
At B'nai David Forum

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Moshe Fox, consul for press
and information at the Con-
sulate General of Israel in
Chicago, will deliver the se-
cond lecture at the B'nai
David cultural forum at 11
a.m., April 9. His topic will be
"Reflecting on the Peace Pro-
cess."
Fox, who was born in Haifa,
Israel, graduated from the
departments of general and
Jewish history at the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem. He
holds a master of arts degree
in contemporary Jewish
history, specializing in the
history of the American
Jewish community.
Fox joined the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs and served as
assistant in the information
division and assistant to
foreign ministers, the late
Moshe Dayan and Yitzhak
Shamir. In 1981, he was
posted to the embassy in
Washington. He served as an
assistant to three Israeli am-
bassadors to the United
States.
Upon his return to Israel,

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Fox became senior assistant
in the division of world
Jewish affairs, where he dealt
mainly with relations with
the American Jewish corn-
munity. He has published
several articles on current af-
fairs in the Jerusalem Post.
Fox's appearance is being
sponsored by the cultural
commission of B'nai David.
The community is invited at
no charge. For information,
call the synagogue, 557-8210.

Encounter Weekend
Features Rabbi Roth

11th Anniversary

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Rabbi Joel Roth will be
scholar-in-residence for Adat
Shalom synagogue's annual
encounter weekend, April 7-9.
Rabbi Roth is a professor of
Talmud and rabbinics at the

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A native Detroiter, he chairs
the Rabbinical Assembly's
Committee on Jewish Law
and Standards.
Rabbi Roth will deliver a
sermon on "The Halachic
Process: How Jewish Law
Changes." during services
April 8. A catered luncheon
will follow. At 11 a.m. April 9,
the synagogue will hold a
joint brunch meeting of the
board of trustees and the

ritual committee, who will
discuss with Rabbi Roth the
issue of "Women in Jewish
Ritual." Rabbi Roth also will
speak at a post-bat mitzvah
class and lunch at noon April
7. He will discuss "The Laws
of Shabbat."
All Encounter Weekend
events are open to the com-
munity. There is a charge for
the Shabbat luncheon and for
the post-bat mitzvah class
and lunch. Those interested
in attending the luncheon,
the class lunch, or the April
9 brunch meeting must make
reservations by Monday. For
reservations, call Adat
Shalom, 851-5100. There is
no charge for the brunch.
Encounter Weekend is
sponsored by Adat Shalom's
Adult Study Commission.
This year's weekend is
chaired by Geri and Nat
Goldstone.

Nelson Named

Rabbi David A. Nelson of
Congregation Beth Shalom
has been named chairman of
the membership committee of
the Rabbinical Assembly, the
international body of 1,200
Conservative rabbis serving
two million congregational
members.