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tandoff Over
uplicate Posts

rusalem (JTA) — The
andoff between the
ionist" and "fund-raiser"
ctions of the Jewish Agen-
for Israel continues,
spite efforts by Israeli
ime Minister Yitzhak
bin to intervene.
In a meeting last week,
bin asked the top fund-
isers to drop their
mands that two posts in
e quasi-governmental
• dy be eliminated to avoid
plication.
His request was refused by
endel Kaplan, chairman of
e Jewish Agency Board of
• vernors, and Max Fisher,
s founding chairman.
Instead, in a compromise
nnounced Feb. 22 that
romises to keep the con-
oversy simmering, Rabin
'11 study the issue and rec-
mmend a solution.

rganizations
ack Tribunal

ashington (JTA) — Jewish
oups are welcoming news
at the United Nations will
t up a war crimes tribunal
prosecute those commit-
ng atrocities in the former
ugoslavia.
Organizational officials
y the tribunal will send
e proper message to war
riminals in the Balkans
nd around the world, caus-
g them to think twice
bout their actions. But at
e same time, they caution
at the practical results of
uch an international
ribunal are not yet clear.
The U.N. Security Council
oted Monday to create the
ribunal, which would be the
first such entity since the
ermath of World War II.

The Reform and Conservative Congregations of the Metropoli-

Richard Lobenthal

tan Detroit area are proud to announce their first annual

series of monthly Shabbat Services for singles in our Jewish

Community. If you are a young Jewish single, please join us

for any or all of the Shabbat Services listed below. Each Service

will begin on Friday at 8:30 p.m., followed by an Oneg Shabbat

featuring a speaker and program.

The next Shabbat Service will be held on Friday, March 12, 8:30 p.m. at Temple Shit - Shalom,
5642 W. Maple Road in West Bloomfield. Richard Lobenthal will speak at the Oneg Shabbat
following services.

Richard H. Lobenthal is the Michigan Director of the Anti-Defamation League, America's oldest and
largest private human relations agency. He has served on numerous boards and university facul-
ties, and is currently President of the Ecumenical Institute for Jewish-Christian Studies. He was
also a founding Board Member of the Michigan Coalition for Human Rights.

November 6, 1992
Temple Israel
December 11, 1992 Shaarey Zedek
January 15, 1993
Temple Kol Ami
February 12, 1993
B'nai Moshe
March 12, 1993
Temple Shir Shalom
April 9, 1993
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses
May 14, 1993
Temple Beth El
June 11, 1993
Adat Shalom

This program is offered by Detroit's Reform and Conservative
Congregations and is sponsored by The Jewish News and the
Jewish Community Center, and is endorsed by the Michigan
Board of Rabbis.

rgentine Files
emain Secret

uenos Aires, (JTA) — A
ear after Argentine Presi-
ent Carlos Menem declared
mid much fanfare that he
as releasing secret files on
I azi way criminals in the
ountry, almost nothing of
mport has actually been
ade public.
At the time, Menem
eclared that Argentina was
"repaying a debt to human-
ity" and he declassified a
small amount of information
o coincide with his an-
ouncement. He ordered
ore files to be turned over
o the National Archives.

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