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friendship and learning
groups, and revising the bar
and bat mitzvah curriculum.
He teaches a seventh-
grade class in rabbinic liter-
ature four hours a week at
Hillel Day School and is ac-
tive on the local boards of
the Anti-Defamation
League, B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundations, Jewish Na-
tional Fund and the Agency
for Jewish Education. He is
vice president of the Rab-
binical Assembly's Michigan
region and facilitates the
Conservative Movement
shiur (study group).
He also participates in the
Detroit Round Table of
Christians, Jews and
Muslims, the Farmington
Area Ministerial Associ-
ation, the Farmington
Schools Multi-Cultural
Council and the Human In-
vestigations Committee of
Beaumont Hospital.
❑
Broomfield Steps Down,
Israel Loses Friend
KIMBERLY LIFTON
Staff Writer
ro-Israel lobbyists say
Rep. William Broom-
field' s upcoming
retirement after a 36-year
congressional career is a loss
for the Jewish community.
State Sen. David
Honigman, R-West Bloom-
field, agrees. But Mr.
Honigman, who has been
eyeing Mr. Broomfield's
congressional seat for many
years, is glad he won't be
facing the man known as the
state's Republican congres-
sional dean in the August
primary.
"I didn't want to run
against Bill. I like him. He
has performed honorable
public service," says Mr.
Honigman, who announced
last month he would run
against Mr. Broomfield.
"Obviously, I'll be equally
or more of a friend to Israel,"
Mr. Honigman says. "I'm
proud of being a Jew and
proud of all of the great
things Israel has done in the
face of terrible adversity."
Pro-Israel lobbyists on
Capitol Hill say Mr. Broom-
field's Israel record has been
near-perfect.
He has been a consistent
supporter of foreign aid,
supported a resolution
declaring# that Jerusalem be
the capital of Israel, and he
favored suspension of the
United States dialogue with
the PLO.
Mr. Broomfield co-
sponsored legislation and
sent letters urging the Arab
states to recognize Israel.
In addition, pro-Israel
lobbyists say, Mr. Broom-
field's support for Israel has
been even more valuable be-
cause he was a leader in the
Republican Party.
Mr. Broomfield's decision
not to seek reelection brings
to three the number of retir-
ing Michigan represent-
atives viewed by Israel
lobbyists as loyal friends.
p
William Broomfield:
Longtime friend.
He joins Democrat Dennis
Hertel, D-Harper Woods,
who last month opted not to
run against his long-time
friend Sander Levin, D-
Southfield, in the newly
drawn 12th district.
Also retiring from Con-
gress is Howard Wolpe, D-
Lansing, who is Jewish and
also a consistent supporter of
Israel. ❑
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