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New York (JTA) — A federa-
Motor City is home to
tion considered one of this
leading UJA engines like
country's staunchest sup-
Max Fisher, the grand old
porters of overseas causes
man of the United Jewish
plans to spend more of the
Appeal and the founding
funds it raises at home pro-
chairman of the Jewish
moting Jewish education,
Agency, and Joel Tauber,
sending less money to Israel
UJA's national chairman.
and Jewish causes overseas.
During the 1980s, the tra-
The move by the Jewish
dition of federations' send-
Federation of Metropolitan
ing at least half their funds
Detroit worries advocates of
to Israel weakened across
overseas aid, who see an ac-
the country, as is evident
celerating trend in which
from figures comparing fed-
Israel receives a declining
eration allocations in 1982
percentage of federation
to those in 1990.
money.
Over that time, UJA's
Actually at stake is less
share shrunk from 50 to 42
than $1 million, as the
percent, and local agencies'
Detroit Federation reduces
shares rose from 29 to 34
over the next three years the
percent.
share forwarded to the
In terms of absolute
United Jewish Appeal to 50
dollars, UJA increased its
percent of gross campaign
revenue by 22 percent — less
revenues from its current 53
percent share. The Detroit
campaign last year raised a
total of $26.3 million.
The move highlights a
growing sense, both in
America and Israel, that the
needs of American Jews may
have been neglected for too
long. It comes at a time
when Israeli officials, from
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin down to consular offi-
cers in the United States,
say that American Jewish
continuity is at least as
much a part of the Diaspora-
Israel partnership as is sup-
porting disadvantaged
Israelis.
Joel Tauber:
And it comes at a time
National chairman.
when the generation whose
links to Jews overseas was
forged by the Holocaust and
than inflation — while local
the founding of the State of
agencies received 70 percent
Israel is being replaced by a
more dollars.
generation less viscerally
The UJA is not coming out
connected to Jews overseas.
against Detroit's move.
Detroit's planned decrease
"I wish other communities
in overseas allocations will
would give 50 percent of
leave Detroit with one of the
gross," said UJA Executive
highest ratios of federation
Vice President Brian Lurie.
funds going overseas. But it
is precisely because of
"It keeps clearly to the
concept of shared partner-
Detroit's longstanding
ship," he said.
commitment to the UJA that
And in a sharp departure
national fund-raising profes-
from the not-so-recent past,
sionals in New York are
worried.
when Israeli officials would
talk darkly of conducting a
"There is no way of know-
competing fund-raising
ing if Detroit is the end of
drive if federations cut their
the wave of reductions (of
allocations to Israel, the
overseas allocations) or the
Detroit move is being
beginning of the next wave,"
greeted with equanimity by
said one official, speaking on
condition of anonymity.
Israel.
"If it's to fund Jewish con-
"It's only the tip of the
tinuity, then I have nothing
iceberg," said another pro-
to say against it," said a con-
fessional. "If the line can't
sulate official here.
be held in Detroit, it can't be
held anywhere."
Indeed, the executive vice
president of the Detroit Fed-
This person noted that the