(& ACURA of TROY

1999 ACURA INTEGRA LS

Eared' In The IDF

3 DOOR, 5 SPEED

$219 PER MONTH * 36 p/ ram

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`Plus tax, per month/36 month closed end lease, 12,000 miles per year, 15¢ per mile overage, 1st payment, security deposit (equal to
payment, rounded to next $25 increment), license, title, tax, $450 acquisition fee, $999 cap reduction on Integra due at lease inception.
$450 acquisition fee, $1,499 cap reduction on CL due at lease inception. Total $2,031.14 + plate for Integra, $2,721.34 plus plate for CL
due at delivery. Option to purchase at lease end for predetermined price. To get total of payment multiply payment x term. Other models
and terms available at similar savings! Sale ends 4/30/99. While supplies last. Make an intelligent decision. Buckle up.

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Fervently Orthodox men
join army, breaking
taboo in Israeli community.

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20 Detroit Jewish News

AVI MACHLIS
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Tel Aviv

A

t a lonely base in the north-
ern Jordan Valley, a group
of young devout men have
replaced their black coats
and Talmuds with army green and M-
16 rifles.
Unlike the average Israeli trainee,
they pray after the morning jog, have
a daily Torah study session, eat in the
army's only Blatt kosher mess hall and

serve on an all-male base. But since
January, these young men — like all
other Israeli draftees their age — are
heeding the orders barked by their
drill sergeants.
By choosing to serve instead of
study the Torah full time, they have
broken a taboo in the haredi, or fer-
vently Orthodox, community on an
issue that has been at the heart of reli-
gious-secular tensions for decades.
And when their five-month training
course ends, the haredi infantrymen
will be deployed on active duty.