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Israel's Technion Robot
Offers Medical Relief

PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

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Jewish aims in
Israel are to benefit
all mankind.

Youth Aliyah
Is Continuing

The very basis of Zionist
ideology and all the prin-
ciples related to it remain
unhindered in new develop-
ments treated as peace mak-
ing.
Much that attaches to the
plans in progress for coop-
eration and neighborliness
for Israelis and the Arabs re-
tains its spirit of humanism
associated with rescuing
Jews from persecutions and
of raising the standards of
living for them and all who
live with them.

No one who is associated
with the tasks of peace mak-
ing will dare ignore the va-
lidity and significance of
Jewish rescue efforts for the
oppressed, providing asylum
in Israel.
It is, therefore, noteworthy
that there is a role in the
rescue work for the needy in
former Yugoslavia, the con-
tinuing leadership by Youth
Aliyah. This is a child-rescue
activity that has continued
since the Nazi persecutions
at the inspiration of
Henrietta Szold and the
sponsorship of Hadassah.
With Sarajevo as a frightful
battleground and the
demands for relief on an
international scale, there is
a deeply moving account of

the rescuing of children from
the nurseries in Sarajevo.
In three of the villages es-
tablished in Israel by Youth
Aliyah there are 200 chil-
dren who were brought to
Israel by the Jewish Agency
in the rescue effort. Addi-
tionally, 40 more Jews were
brought to Israel during the
past week supplementing
the 400 settled in Israel
earlier in the year.
Rescue efforts include
other areas, such as more
than 200 who arrived from
Tashkent, 255 from Moscow,
Minsk, Belarus and Thilisi,
Georgia.
Boris Schviger, reporting
for the Jewish Agency,
stated that, "Immigration is
definitely up from the
Muslim republics of the
former Soviet Union."
An unlimited number of
editorials and feature ar-
ticles, and perhaps full-
length volumes, could and
probably will be written
about the new chapter in the
New Exodus — that of
thousands of Jews from war-
torn Trans-Dniester region
of Moldova. According to
Jewish Agency Chairman
Simcha Dinitz, 70 percent of
the 40,000 Modovan Jews
have applied for aliyah to
Israel.
These are the continuing
dramatic events that make
Zionism a reality and they
are inseparable from the °
consideration of Israel's
dominance in the striving
for improving the needs of
all peoples. The stipulated
idealism provides substance -
to the current peace mak-
ing. O

stretching of muscles and
ligaments, bruises,
spraining, hematoma,
tendonitis, neuritis, lum-
bago, arthritis and others.
Today ... a therapist
holds an ultrasonic
source, essentially a
massage unit whose out-
put is sound rather than
motion, on the patient's
body with very light
pressure and slowly
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moves it along a complex
overlapping spiral path
over the affected area.
The key to the design of
the Technion robot is the
blending of available
technologies into a system
that cannot only duplicate
Jerusalem (JTA) — One
far Syria has changed its
the manual treatment, but
week into the latest round of
previous position, and not
also better results more
Middle East peace talks,
only vis-a-vis the United
cost effectively.
Israel's new government is
States," he said.
When emphasis is given to
already questioning Syria's
"This government is
the creative, there is proof
commitment to the process.
resolved not to repeat with
for the entire world that
"I am not convinced that
Syria the precedent of the
Jewish aims in Israel are to
Syria is ready for a full-
Likud
government in its
benefit all of mankind.
fledged peace agreement
1978 agreement with Egypt,
Means of supporting the
with us," Prime Minister
whereby it returned every
ideals include the programs
Yitzhak Rabin told par-
square inch of Egyptian soil
of the Detroit Technion
ticipants in the United Jew-
occupied in the Six-Day War
Society. The current one is
ish Appeal Prime Minister's
of 1967," he asserted.
the Detroit Technion func-
Mission.
Mr. Rabin's stern tone,
tion set for Oct. 4 as a salute
"We still have to see how
which contrasted sharply

Rabin Questions
Syrian Seriousness

Injection Sclerotherapy
of Varicose Veins

Stanley S. Roland, D.O.

ith the aching back
causing a bigger
loss in work days
for sufferers than any other
ailment, the Israel Technion
contributes another vital
medical treatment to the
many accomplishments al-
ready on its record in health
programs. This time it is a
robot to provide relief from
threatened pains. The latest
medical tests and
treatments are designed to
provide rescue for sufferers
on a world scale.
Technion's Faculty of
Mechanical Engineering
Professor Izhak Etsion
and Dr. David Gershon .. .
have completed the
design for a Robot-
Assisted Physiothereapy
System (RAPS).
One of the best known
treatments for backache
is ultrasound. Ultrasonic
sound waves ... can
deliver energy to specific
regions of the body and
alleviate many medical
conditions, including

to Louis Berry, whose Jew-
ish leadership here remains
unmatched. His roles, since
his visit to displaced persons
camps in 1945, have helped
to assure widespread philan-
thropic participation.

ROLAND

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1992

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