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sport mirrors. 1.0L. TBI L3 engine, 5-speed manual trans.
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NEW '90 GEO
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NEW '90 WMINA APV
Deep tint, 3.1 EFI V•6, auto., CL trim, AM/FM cass., pwr.
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NEW '90 STARCRAFT
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350 EFI V-8, auto., crardrie, a/c.,
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$600
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McCarthyism
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siders that connections to
Rabbi Greenberg or the
FTOR are poor career moves
and they will "suffer the
consequences." Rabbi Weiss
said he was shocked by the
"bullying, strong-arm tac-
tics."
He also said he received a
call from Rabbi Benjamin
Walfish, the RCA's exec-
utive director, expressing
serious concern that Rabbi
Weiss was on the executive
committee of the FTOR, and
telling Weiss to resign.
"Soon after," the rabbi said,
"I received a certified letter
from the RCA asking: 'Are
you a member of the
FTOR?' "
"I wrote back, 'Yes, I am a
member, and I want to
understand what are the
halachic issues [of Orthodox
law] you are raising [that
preclude membership in
such an organization]? I'm
not aware of any.' I asked for
a response," said Rabbi
Weiss, "and I have not
received one.
"If someone can prove to
me that the FTOR is clearly
not halachic [according to
RCA and Yeshiva Univer-
sity standards], that's an-
other story,'_' said Rabbi
Weiss, "but there is no such
evidence. I have said openly
that I don't think the way to
handle [any spiritual
dispute] is through threats
or veiled threats." The
charges of Orthodox McCar-
thyism have been building
for years. In 1970, Rabbi
Chaim Dov Keller, dean of
the Telshe Yeshiva's
Chicago branch, reported to
an Orthodox convention:
"We are told of 'Mc-
Carthyism in Jewish Or-
thodoxy' and of the sordid
situation that prevails in the
rightists' camp."
In 1988, Rabbi Greenberg
wrote, defending himself
from attack: "What sort of
hatred leads one to
misrepresent and use Mc-
Carthyist methods — partial
quotes out of context, giving
false and sinister interpreta-
tions — to destroy the
credibility of someone else?"
Rabbi Riskin, dean of
Yeshivat HaMivtar in
Israel, recently told the Jew-
ish Week of similar pressures
there. The rabbi said that
when he invited Nehama
Leibowitz, an 84-year-old
woman who is a respected
rIbrah scholar, to teach in
his school, the haredim
(right-wing Orthodox corn-
munity) circulated "a
public denunciation of me,
personally."
Rabbi Riskin said that the
haredim "and Ray
[Eliezer] Schach in par-
titular" declared that any-
one ordained by Rabbi
Riskin will not be accepted
as a rabbi by Israel's Or-
thodox establishment.
The HaMivtar dean also
reported that Schach, spiri-
tual mentor of Israel's most
influential Orthodox polit-
ical party, issued a warning
that anyone who studies
with Riskin will find "his
end will be bitter."
Even as the RCA is trying
to suppress its liberal wing,
Rabbi Angel said that right-
wing pressure is affecting
the judgment of those whose
determinations of Orthodox
law should theoretically be
The move to
expel Rabbi
Greenberg has
temporarily been
put on hold,
according to RCA
Insiders.
limited to talmudic prece-
dent, not popular opinion.
For example, Rabbi Angel
said "great scholars" serve
on the RCA Halachah com-
mittee that rules on ritual
and behavioral guidelines.
But when the rabbi was ask-
ed by the Jewish Week to
name the rabbis on this
committee, he said: "I don't
think [their names] should
be made public. They may
get scared. I'm not scared,
but the rabbis might get
nervous . . . [if] they are an-
swerable to a certain consti-
tuency, so that will color
their decisions."
The move to expel Rabbi
Greenberg has been tern-
porarily put on hold, accor-
ding to RCA insiders, re-
portedly because of the
threat of publicity and the
intervention of Orthodox
philanthropists.
Rabbi Hollander, one of
Rabbi Greenberg's most
vocal opponents at the hear-
ings, confirmed that the
committee received
testimony in favor of the
CLAL leader from influen-
tial philanthropist Ludwig
Jesselson, chairman of the
board of Yeshiva University,
as well as Nobel laureate
Elie Wiesel. Rabbi
Hollander said he chastised
Mr. Wiesel for becoming in-
volved.
One of the points on which
Norman Lamm, president of
Yeshiva University, has
been particularly attacked is
his role in exploring the pos-
sibility of a joint rabbinical
court governing Orthodox,
Conservative and Reform
Jews.