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New York (JTA) — Brandeis
University has announced the es-
tablishment of an endowment
fund to promote tolerance and
understanding between Arab
and Jewish citizens of Israel.
The endowment will provide
complete support, including tu-
ition, room and board, and trav-
el expenses, for an Israeli Jew
and an Israeli Arab each year of
their undergraduate studies at
Brandeis, said Jehuda Reinharz,
Brandeis president.
"These scholarships are an im-
portant way for Arabs and Jews
to learn about themselves and
each other while studying at
Brandeis," said Alan Slifka of
New York. Slifka set up the en-
dowment — the Sylvia and
Joseph Slifka Israeli Coexistence
Endowment Fund — in honor of
his parents.
Mr. Slifka is co-founder and
president of the Abraham Fund,
which provides support to or-
ganizations in Israel working to
foster Jewish-Arab coexistence.
Mr. Reinharz called the endow-
ment an investment "in the lives
of the Arab and Jewish Israeli stu-
dents who will return to their na-
tion imbued with a deeper
understanding of one another."

Aguda Leader
Calls For Dialogue

Parsippany, N.J. (JTA) — Rabbi
Yaacov Perlow, a prominent
leader of Agudath Israel of Amer-
ica, has called for healing and di-
alogue between Orthodox and
non-Orthodox Israelis.
But Rabbi Perlow, addressing
Agudah's 73rd national conven-
tion, coupled his call for dialogue
with a lashing out at what he
called the "false ideology" of non-
Orthodox Judaism.
His remarks came amid rising
tensions among Jews both in Is-
rael and the United States in the
wake of the assassination of
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
Rabbi Perlow, who heads the
Novominsker yeshiva in Boro
Park, Brooklyn, and is widely re-
spected by Chasidic and non-
Chasidic Orthodox Jews, is one
of five members of the Council of
Torah Sages, the religious lead-
ership of Agudath Israel, an or-
ganization representing the
interests of the fervently Ortho-
dox.
Rabbi Perlow who formerly
ran Breuer's yeshiva in the
Washington Heights section of
Manhattan, was the keynote
speaker at the convention, which
was held at the Parsippany, N.J.,
Hilton Hotel.
More than 3,000 constituents
of Agudah gathered for the four-
day event.

