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The Detroit Jewish News, 2007-11-15

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On Gossip

One should not say that a
person is not poor because it
may keep them from receiving
assistance.

Presented by Lubavitch Women's
Organization. For information
on keeping kosher or lighting
Shabbat candles, contact Miriam
Amzalak, (248) 548-6771, amza-
Iak@yeshivanet.com .

Midland
Milestone
Rabbi Robert M.
Scott, who for 13
years served the
congregations of
Midland, Saginaw
and Bay City,
Rabbi Scott
returned to that
area from West
Bloomfield for Temple Beth El's
50th anniversary in Midland on
Oct. 20.
Also attending were the temple's
first rabbi, Marc Samuels of
Brookline, Mass., and his wife,
Carol.

Answering
Israel's Critics

The Charge
Several senior clergy of the
American Episcopal Church
participated in a conference in
Boston late last month titled
"The Apartheid Paradigm in
Palestine/Israel."

The Answer
Rather than endorsing the
far-left theology and simpli-
fied world view — Israel as
"Goliath," Palestinians as
"David" — of Sabeel, the con-
ference's sponsor, those church
leaders should study the com-
plexities of the issue, respect the
historical and religious claims of
both Jews and Palestinians and,
without biased rhetoric, endorse
bringing both sides together
for peaceful negotiations and a
renunciation of terror.

— Allan Gale, Jewish Community

Relations Council

of Metropolitan Detroit

°copyright Nov. 8, 2007 Jewish Renaissance Media

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