"WE HAD THE TIME OF OUR LIVES IN JERUSALEM..."
10th & 11th Grade Students
elections for a self-govern-
ing authority in the West
Bank.
Hostilities between the
two sides will halt for the
duration of the interim
agreement.
Gaza
Size: 142 square miles.
Population: 740,000
Palestinians, of whom
400,000 are refugees; 5,400
Israelis living in 14 settle-
ments.
Employment: 40,000 peo-
ple employed in Israel;
50,000 people employed in
the strip; 40,000 unem-
ployed.
Educational facilities:
180,000 pupils in about 100
public schools; 145 UNRWA
schools; two universities (al-
Azhar and the Islamic
University) with 5,500 stu-
dents; some 6,000 high
school graduates per year.
Health care: Seven hospi-
tals with 1,200 beds; 115
clinics.
Water and electricity:
Water from local wells
(there is a shortage of
potable water in Gaza) and
from Israel's National
Water Carrier; all electricity
supplied from the Israeli
grid.
Jericho
Size: 8 square miles.
Population: 16,000 people
of whom 4,000 are refugees
living in two camps within
the city limits. No Israeli
residents in the city; three
Israeli settlements in the
vicinity.
Employment: Mostly in
agriculture, tourism, some
laborers employed in Israeli
industry in the West Bank.
Health services: One
small hospital, three clinics.
Water: From local wells.
Electricity: Supplied by
the Israeli grid through the
east Jerusalem Electric
Corp.
FOLLOW US FOR A SEMFSTER IN ISRAEL
WITH PROJECT DISCOVERY Second Semester 1993/94
Detroit High School Program in Israel - fully accredited by American high schools
Limited spots are available for students with above average scholastic standing.
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Allred Jewish Campaign
INFORMATIONAL MEETING:
September 20, 1993
7:30 p.m.
5461 Pleasant Lake Drive, West Bloomfield
ISRAEL DESK
(Pleasant Lake Drive intersects the south side of Walnut Lake Drive 3/4 mile west of Drake Rd.)
To RSVP and for further information, please call the Israel Desk at 661-5440.
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Irish Times
Apologizes
New York (JTA) — The Irish
Times has issued a public
apology for publishing a car-
toon that the Anti-
Defamation League attack-
ed as anti-Semitic.
The cartoon, which ap-
peared in the July 31 issue of
the paper, depicted a
dinosaur wearing a Star of
David helmet chasing
frightened people fleeing
from a war zone.
It was titled "Jewrassic
Park, AKA Southern Leb-
anon." ❑
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