JENIN: KILLING FIELD
OR
VICTORY OF MORALS?

ZOA Honors
The Rotters

The Detroit Friends of Bar-Ilan University
invite you to join us for

Dr. Norman and Harriet Rotter of
Bingham Farms, civic and community
leaders, have been chosen to be the
recipients of the
Zionist
Organization of
America's cita-
tion of merit,
the Justice Louis
D. Brandeis
Award.
The presenta-
tion will high-
light the ZOA's
69th Balfour
Celebration con-
cert Sunday,
Dr. Norman and
Oct. 20, at the
Harriet Rotter
Millennium
Theater Center
in Southfield.
Dr. Rotter serves on the Federation's
Maimonides Society Campaign
Division. Mrs. Rotter serves on the
Federation mission's committee and is
a member of the Lion of Judah
Division. She is a lifetime member of
Hadassah. They both served as chairs
of the tribute committee honoring
Rabbi Daniel B. Syme.

Food & Thought

Yaron Cohen resides in Tel Aviv and
has been a student at Bar-llan
University since 1996, completing his
B.Sc. in chemistry with honors in 1999,
and currently enrolled as a chemistry
Ph.D. fellow, working on
his dissertation and teaching. Yaron
did his military service as a combat
medic in the Israeli Defense Forces'
Goland Brigade; his reserve unit saw
extensive action in the West Bank
town of Jenin during Israel's
Operation Defensive Shield.

Bar-Ilan University's Detroit Friends
are proud to host and present a
man who so well represents the
cherished values of the University
and of the Jewish State.

Please respond to the Bar-Ilan
University office, 6735 Telegraph Rd.,
Suite 130 Bloomfield Hills, MI
48301; Phone: 248/540-8900;
Fax: 248/540-0515;
Email: dfbiu@earthfink.net

Larry Cohen
Alan Muskovitz
Education Vice Presidents

Tuesday, July 23, 2002

11:45 Lunch • 12:00 Program

$15 Couvert

Featuring

YARON
COHEN

Doctorate Fellow, Department of Chemistry

Bar-Ilan University, and reservist serving in Jenin

in Israel's Operation Defensive Shield

Scout Caravan Is
Rolling Into Town

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President
Detroit Friends of Bar-Ilan University

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Community

The Israeli Scout Friendship Caravan
will bring a message of peace and
friendship to Detroit on Sunday, Aug.
11.
The 10-member troup of Israeli
Boy and Girl Scouts will dance and
sing at 2 p.m. at the Jewish
Community Center outdoor pool
plaza in West Bloomfield. The per-
formance is open only to JCC mem-
bers.
At 7:30 p.m. that day, the Scouts
will give a free public performance at
Charlotte Rothstein Park, located
behind the JCC in Oak Park.
The JCC's JPM building will be the
scene for an Israeli shuk (marketplace)
Aug. 11-13, when Israeli art will be
on display and available for purchase.
The shuk will be held in cooperation
with the American Jewish Committee.
The Israeli Scouts, age 16-17, are
among 100 teens who will travel to
the U.S. and Canada this summer to
represent Israel. They will perform at
camps, public gatherings, schools,
community centers, hospitals and
nursing homes.