CONTENTS

CLOSE-UP

Peace,
Arab Style.

ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM
Arabs in Detroit
speak out about
what they believe
is necessary for
Middle East peace.

Page 1 and Close-Up
art by Rick Parisi

FINE ARTS

Local
Exposure

AARON HALABE
A major exhibit
of Israeli art
has opened
at the DIA.

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OPINION

• Long-term peace or
short-term show?
• When Isaiah gets
in Isiah's way.

DETROIT

14

• A Jewish chaplain
for Detroit police.
• MSU apologizes
for Farrakhan grant.

BACKGROUND

31

Syrian quicksand
blocking peace bid.

NATIONAL

41

Things going better
with Coca-Cola.

BUSINESS

54

Israel could become
a world finance center.

DEPARTMENTS

FOCUS

AIDS Vigil

FOLLOW UP

AMY J. MEHLER
The Jewish
community
rallies at
Emanu-El
for AIDS
victims.

SUSAN GRANT
The new wave
of Soviet Jews
is still adjusting
to Detroit.

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New Americans

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Up Front
Media Monitor
Community
Synagogues
Travel
Fine Arts
Youth
Food
For Seniors
For Women
Here's To
Engagements
Births
Classified Ads
Obituaries

CANDLELIGHTING

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