Independence
Observance

Irving and Barbara Nusbaum
will chair the Jewish commu-
nity's annual Israel Indepen-
dence observance, including the
April 12 Yom Hazikaron com-
memoration and the May 1 fes-
tivities marking Israel's 46th
anniversary of statehood.
Mr. Nusbaum is a past pres-
ident of Detroit Men's ORT and
a board member of Jewish
Family Service and served four
years as acculturation chair-
person of Jewish Experiences
For Families.
Mrs. Nusbaum is president-
elect of JARC, an executive
committee member of Resettle-
ment Service and served four
years as acculturation chair-
person of Jewish Experiences
For Families.
The April 12 Yom Hazikaron
commemoration will be in hon-
or of Israelis who have given
their lives in defense of the Jew-
ish state. Dennis Bernard is
chairing the program.
On May 1, the annual Walk
for Israel will begin at 12:30
p.m. at the Maple-Drake Jew-
ish Community Center. Regis-
tration starts at 11:30 a.m.
The theme is "Detroit Cele-
brates Israel," and will include
Israeli art and music, technol-
ogy and fashion shows. Family
programming will include the
Discovery Room's "Happy
Birthday Israel" party and in-
door family games in the Rosen-
berg complex.

News

Matthew Lazar will conduct
an afternoon "Salute to Israel"
concert at Temple Israel fea-
turing Cantors Gail Hirschen-
fang, Chaim Najman and
Harold Orbach.
The evening will conclude
with a concert featuring Israeli
singer Achinoam Nini (Noa)
and guitarist Gil Dor at the
JCC. Nini's new album is a
pop/jazz mix in English and He-
brew.
To volunteer for any of the Is-
rael independence programs,
call the Michigan/Israel Con-
nection, 645-7878.

Israel Day
In Ann Arbor

This year's Israel Conference
Day is planned for March 6. The
day-long event is open to the en-
tire community free of charge
at the Rackham School of Grad-
uate Studies, Ann Arbor.
Israel Conference Day is a
multi-generational, multi-cul-
tural event. It is organized by
committees with representation
from the Ann Arbor Israeli com-
munity, the U-M student body
and the local and Detroit Jew-
ish communities.
Speakers, lectures, panels,
films and small group discus-
sions are presented throughout
the day. Volunteers are need-
ed, especially for publicity on
the campuses in Detroit, Ypsi-
lanti and Arm Arbor.
For information, cal Shani
Lasin, 769-5000; or Robert Sil-
ver, 971-9250.

Israelis Oppose
Full Golan Withdrawal

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Jerusalem (JTA) — A large
majority of the Israeli public
opposes a complete
withdrawal from the Golan
Heights, even in exchange
for a full peace with Syria
and appropriate security
guarantees.
Such a complete
withdrawal from the strate-
gic heights is the price Syria
has repeatedly demanded for
peace, though Syria has so
far refused to fully spell out
the extent of the peace it is
willing to offer, as Israel has
demanded.
According to a survey con-
ducted by the Dahaf In-
stitute last week for the
Yediot Achronot newspaper,
61 percent of the Israeli
public opposes such an
exchange, with 37 percent

supporting it. The margin of
error for the poll is 4 percent.
However, the idea of a par-
tial withdrawal for a full
peace wins wide favor: 62
percent say they would sup-
port a limited withdrawal,
and 36 percent would op-
pose.
Israeli Prime Minister
Yitzhak Rabin last week
declared that he would hold
a national referendum to
approve a withdrawal from
the Golan,
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Jan. 16 between Syrian
President Hafez Assad and
President Clinton, at which
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