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June 08, 1990 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-06-08

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[ A Message to the Jewish Community of Detroit

From the Jewish Welfare Federation and State of Israel Bonds

The historic challenge before us — the rescue and resettlement of Soviet Jews among our people —
has presented the Jewish community of Detroit with a unique opportunity.

To achieve our goal will require the marshalled resources of every organization, every institution,
every individual who cares deeply about the future of Israel and our Jewish People.

The Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit and the Detroit Israel Bond Campaign
share a common purpose: to bring home and absorb our brothers
and sisters from the Soviet Union.

Through our contributions to Operation Exodus, Federation is helping get
the Jews out of the USSR and into Israel, where basic needs of the newcomers
must be met for the first year — needs such as housing, language instruction,
day care for young children, job retraining and necessities of life.

Through our investments in Operation Aliyah, Israel Bonds is directing
badly needed financial resources into the construction of housing and school
classrooms to accommodate the growing numbers of immigrants. Bonds
Will enable the creation of jobs and industries — vital to the future of
Israel and its people.

Taking part in both of these efforts — Operation Exodus and Operation
Aliyah — is a double mitzvah. Our charitable gifts are rescuing and providing
shelter to our fellow Jews leaving the Soviet Union. Our investment
dollars are completing the task, helping them resume lives of
dignity and strengthening the Jewish State.

Once again, the Jewish community of Detroit is united in
common cause for the Jewish People. As we witness the epic
homecoming of this century, we ask every individual to
participate generously in both Operation Exodus and Operation
Aliyah.

Mark E. Schlussel

Jerome Soble

President
Jewish Welfare Federation

General Chairman
State of Israel Bonds

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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