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May 27th 1993

NOVI
NORTHVILLE
FARMINGTON

Detroit Honors
Fallen Soldiers

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rnold Shay, a survivor
of four concentration
camps, attended Yom
Hazikaron commemo-
rations last week. He want-
ed to remember his cousin,
Shraga, who lived through
World War II but died fight-
ing for the State of Israel.
Mr. Shay was among
nearly 750 Detroit Jews who
congregated at the Maple-
Drake Jewish Community
Center for Yom Hazikaron
programs sponsored by the
Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit and
the Israel Desk. Yom
Hazikaron pays tribute to
men and women who fought
and died for their country.
Mr. Shay, who lives in
Farmington Hills, last saw
Shraga in 1938, when the
two men were living in
Europe. World War II sepa-
rated them until a month
ago, when Arnold visited the
Latrun Armored Corps
Memorial while traveling
with the Michigan Miracle
Mission to Israel. There, he
saw Shraga's name listed
with the names of other
dead soldiers.
"You get a little shook up,
but I am used to seeing
names on tombstones," Mr.
Shay said. "I feel that if we
had Israel in those days -
the 1930s - we wouldn't
have lost 6 million Jews."
In Israel, Yom Hazikaron
is held every April. A siren
blasts for a minute and all
Israelis stop what they're
doing. They remember indi-
viduals who enabled citizens
today to celebrate Yom
Ha'atzmaut, Israel
Independence Day. Yom
Hazikaron precedes
Independence Day.
"The feeling in Israel is
that if it hadn't been for
those who helped create and
defend the Israeli state, we
would not be able to cele-
brate its independence,"
said Dennis Bernard, co-
chairman of the Yom
Hazikaron event here.
Members of the B'nai
B'rith Youth Organization
read short biographies of
some fallen soldiers, like
Yoram Mintzber. In 1973,
the Israeli sports enthusiast

died fighting in the Yom
Kippur War when he was 23
years old.
Shira Drissman, repre-
senting Wayne State

University Hillel, distrib-
uted flyers protesting the
seven-year imprisonment of
Ron Arad, an Israeli air
force navigator. Mr. Arad
was captured when his jet
blew up over Lebanon.
"Arad is now held by
Iranian fundamentalists in
an unknown location," reads
the. flyer. "The Iranians
have never officially admit-
ted that they are holding
him or know his where-
abouts."
During the formal Yom
Hazikaron ceremony, people
of all ages packed Shiffman
Hall at the JCC. Many had
to stand up because all seats
were taken. In the back of
the auditorium, Israeli war
veterans stood with blue-
and-white flags.
Gad Ya'acobi, Israel's
ambassador to the United
Nations, gave the keynote
address. He called for peace,
"the key to economic and
human development." This
was the first Yom
Hazikaron Mr. Ya'acobi has
marked outside the State of
Israel.
"I feel very different
here," he told the crowd.
"But I'm very encouraged by
your identification with
Israel, its history, its sacri-
fice, its people."
After the speeches, the
crowd gathered outside the
JCC at the site of what will
be a permanent memorial to
Israel's fallen soldiers.
Detroit is the first Diaspora
community to plan such a
memorial. ❑

Young Family
Service Set

The Young Family Shabbat
Committee of Temple Emanu-
El will hold its final Shabbat
service of the school year
10:15 a.m. May 22. Young
Family Shabbat services are
designed for children ages
2-7.
In keeping with Shavuot,
participants will explore the
meaning of the Ten Com-
mandments. Immediately
following the service there
will be an end-of-the-year
brunch. For information or to
make a reservation for the
brunch, call Rabbi Bigman,
967-4020.

