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April 23, 1993 - Image 133

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1993-04-23

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Albert and Nettie of
Bloomfield Hills; brothers
and sisters-in-law, Eugene
and Carol of West
Bloomfield, Steven and
Fran, Michael and Sandra
of West Bloomfield.

Menasche. Haar

Menasche Haar, 90, of
Southfield, died April 16.
Born in Galicia, before mov-
ing to Berlin, Menasche
Haar and his late wife Sara
came to Detroit with their
two daughters in 1939.
Menasche Haar founded
and was owner of the
i Baltimore Parking Com-
pany in Detroit from which
> he built an automobile park-
ing lot business in the
General Motors New Center
Area. He was involved in
the business for more than
50 years.
His philanthropic support
in the Detroit Jewish com-
munity included charitable,
cultural, educational and
i social causes both through
his synagogue, Beth

Abraham Hillel Moses in
West Bloomfield, and in
Israel.
Menasche Haar was hon-
ored by the State of Israel in
1973 for his lifelong efforts
on behalf of Israel Bonds.
He was a charter member of
the Holocaust Memorial
Center and was a supporter
of ORT, Hillel Day School
and JARC. Menasche Haar
became a Golden Founder of
Shaare Zedek Medical
Center in Jerusalem and
endowed a room in its new
cardiac facility. Recently, he
dedicated a mobile intensive
care unit ambulance to
Israel through the American
Red Magen David for Israel
and was honored with the
Distinguished Human-
itarian Service Award from
that organization's Mich-
igan chapter.
He is survived by his
daughters, Hannah (Jeffrey)
Garton and Ellen (Sidney)
Glen; sister, Mali Silbergast
of Argentina; brother,
Moshe of Israel; six grand-
children; six great-grand-
children.

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Knesset Member
Cites Rights Abuse

Jerusalem (JTA) — Knesset
member Dedi Zucker of the
left-wing Meretz bloc has sent
a report to Prime Minister
Yitzhak Rabin charging Is-
raeli soldiers with human
rights abuses in the Gaza
Strip. Mr. Zucker present-
) ed Mr. Rabin, who also serves
as defense minister, with a
firsthand report of the situa-
• tion, based on a trip he made
• to the Gaza Strip last week.
Mr. Zucker decided to inves-
tigate personally, after hear-
ing rumors of abuses by the
Golani Brigade since a gen-
eral closure of the territories
was imposed three weeks ago.
During his visit to Gaza,
Mr. Zucker gathered testimo-
ny from Gaza residents and
said he heard stories of vio-
lent and excessive behavior
by the brigade during search-
es of Palestinian homes.

The Knesset member said
the stories should not be ac-
; cepted at face value but
should be checked, and that
2 he hoped the army would in-
vestigate them.
A spokeswoman for The
Prime Minister's Office had
no comment on Mr. Zucker's

report, saying she was not
sure it had been received.
The Zucker report followed
a letter last week also sent to
Mr. Rabin by the human
rights group, B'Tselem, call-
ing for an end to "the arbi-
trary illegal acts" committed
by soldiers in Gaza during the
closure.
According to testimony tak-
en by the group's field re-
searchers, residents were
"punched, slapped and/or
beaten with clubs by soldiers
during house-to-house search-
es without any provocation by
those beaten."
B'Tselem called for a thor-
ough investigation of the cas-
es reported to its
investigators.
An army spokesman said
charges of abuse during the
closure were being reviewed
and that a response would be
issued this week.

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and eternal peace among all
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and war are dreams, from
which we shall one day
awake.

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The Family of the Late

ALBERT
SMITH

Announces the unveiling of
a monument in his memory

noon Sunday, May 2 at
Adat Shalom Memorial
Park. Cantor Vieder will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.

The Family
of the Late

AL
SHACKET

Wishes to acknowledge with
deep appreciation the many
comforting messages and
expressions of kindness and
concern during the family's

recent bereavement.

6716 Orchard Lake Rd. • West Bloomfield Plaza •West Bloomfield

In Memory of
Our Beloved Mother and Grandmother

FANY GOODMAN

Who passed away March 27, 1963.
The honor of knowing we were part of you helps us bear the
pain of losing you. Dear Mother and Nanny, you are our
constant reminder of love, inner grace and compassion.
Your children, Selma and Harry Kramer; and your
grandchildren, Robin, Jeffrey, Keith and Dana

In Beautiful Memory of
Our Beloved Husband and Loving Father

WILLIAM KAUFMAN

Who left us on April 25, 1984.
You are forever in our hearts and thoughts. We love
and miss you very much. ,
Love, Alice, Patty and Terry

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