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A Community Wide Internet Business Workshop
Now to Effectively market on the Internet
February 20, 1997 • 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
JCC MAPLE/DRAKE CAMPUS
Even if you've never been on-line before, you'll learn what it takes to market
your business or organization on the Internet!
During this workshop you will find out...
• The benefits of doing business on the Internet
• How your business can get connected
• The latest trends in on-line marketing
• What products and services sell successfully on the Internet
• How to securely transact business on-line today
• How to use the superhighway to increase sales, profits, productivity
and customer awareness
• How to gain a competitive advantage from the Internet
How you will benefit from this Seminar...
• Community service agencies and businesses will have an edge on
how to better market their services and products.
A coffee reception will take place where business cards can be exchanged.
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THE HOST FACILITATORS FOR THE EVENING WILL BE THE ONLINE MARKETING COMPANY OF SOUTHFIELD,
A MICHIGAN-BASED INTERNET MARKETING COMPANY. THE FEE FOR THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE:
JCC MEMBERS: $10 PER PERSON; NON-MEMBERS: $15 PER PERSON; GROUPS OF FOUR OR MORE: $10
For reservations, please call Sandy Boykansky
at (810) 661-7631 or fax at (810) 661-7711
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Anna Steinberg Prentis, circa 1 914.
I
t seems as if the Israeli
party's old ideology. He not only
public has changed its collec- gave away one of Judaism's four
tive mind overnight.
holy cities, but agreed to pull
Pri me
The Jewish state has
out of other West Bank ar-
Mini ster
gone from being bitterly split
eas in coming months.
over the peace process to Netan yahu
If he manages to emerge
addre ssed
standing firmly behind the pre ss at clean from his latest, and po-
Binyamin Netanyahu's de- West Bank tentially most harmful, mess
cision to continue the Labor- settlem ents. — in which Israel's Channel
initiated peace process after
1 reported that he alleged-
all.
ly struck a clandestine deal to
•As Israel Correspondent Larry trade a key government post for
Derfner noted in a story following Knesset votes — he will have a
the recent pull-out from Hebron, chance to become the most pop-
three out of four Israeli Jews now ularprime minister since Golda
support giving up land for peace. Meir (in her pre-1973 Yom Kip-
This does not change the di- pur War years).
rection in which the country is
It won't be easy. Firstly, the mi-
headed — Mr. Netanyahu has lit- nority of Israelis who still oppose
tle choice but to follow Labor's the peace process are louder than
steps — but it does give the prime the vast majority who support it.
minister the leeway to do his job Secondly, most of Mr. Ne-
without having to make excuses. tanyahu's Cabinet members still
Capitalizing on the public's have no faith in the direction in
support for the peace process, Mr. which they are headed.
Netanyahu can do something his
predecessors only dreamed of do-
ing — advance with confidence.
In their rocky journey to end the
conflict between Arabs and Jews,
Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres
hesitated at every tun. Rabin of-
ten froze or slowed the process and
kept the Palestinians from their
Led by Infrastructure Minister
jobs in Israel. When he became Ariel Sharon, they have openly ex-
prime minister, Mr. Peres almost pressed an intent to put obstacles
killed the process by refusing to in Mr. Netanyahu's way if he con-
pull out of Hebron, attacking tinues making concessions to PLO
Lebanon and approving the elim- Chairman Yassir Arafat.
ination of the engineer, which led
Fortunately for Mr. Ne-
to the breakup of the talks be- tanyahu, his top Cabinet mem-
tween the Hamas and the PLO.
bers, who make up his inner circle,
It is ironic that, in the end, it support his peace efforts. One of
was Bibi who removed Israeli the smartest things he has done
troops from 80 percent of the city during his short tenure was to ap-
Abraham bought 3,500 years ago. point moderate politicians these
Had Mr. Peres done this, the Is- positions.
raeli public would not have been
Defense Minister and retired
nearly as supportive.
Gen. Yitzhak Mordecai is not a
It has become cliche to say that right-winger. In fact, he wanted
right-wing leaders carry out left- to join the left-wing Labor party
wing foreign policies better than after he retired from the Israel De-
left-wingers. While he lacks the fense Forces (IDF).
intensity and style of Menachem
He would have fit in perfectly
Begin. and Richard Nixon, Mr. Ne- with retired IDF Chief of Staff
tanyahu appears to have the same Ehud Barak, the favorite candi-
tendency to shift away from his date to lead Labor in the elections
Supporting
land for
peace.