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movements among the far left in
Britain.
Other union efforts to intro-
duce Israeli boycotts over the last
four years also have run aground.
Boycott motions were defeated in
the Association of Union Teachers
in 2003 and, though a motion was
able to pass in 2005, it was over-
whelmingly overturned at a special
council of the union following an
international outcry.
This summer, the National Union
of Journalists scrapped a motion to
boycott Israeli goods in the wake of
protests. 11
Bereavement Support
The National Council of Jewish
Women, Greater Detroit Section—
SPACE for Changing Families and
Congregation Shaarey Zedek are
offering an eight-week bereavement
support group for adults grieving
the death of a spouse or partner.
The group will meet once a week
on Tuesdays from Oct. 9-Nov. 27,
from 7-9 p.m. A trained and car-
ing facilitator will lead the group,
providing a safe atmosphere for
participants to share and discuss
the issues involved in grieving the
death of a spouse or partner.
This is not a drop-in group; on
needs to attend all eight sessions.
There is no charge; however, dona-
tions are appreciated.
The group will meet at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, 27375
Bell Road, Southfield. Pre-registra-
tion is required: (248) 355-9936.
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Class time is 7:30 p.m. at 1578
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Boruch Cohen of the Birmingham
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The National Jewish Outreach
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