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The Last Survivor
The film The Last Survivor was screened at the Holocaust Memorial Center in
Farmington Hills Feb. 6. Shown discussing the film with director Michael Pertnoy,
left, are Seymour Linovitz, Allen Menuck and Lea Trager.

Baqura, a scenic peninsula on the Jordan
River near Israel's border with Jordan.
Jordan's charge d'affaires was sum-
moned to Israel's Foreign Ministry, where
Yaacov Hadas, deputy director general for
the Middle East and the Peace Process,
expressed Israel's "shock and revulsion"
at the minister's participation in the rally
and his statements.
Mujalli said he was participating in
the rally outside his office as Dakamseh's
attorney, not as justice minister.
In an interview with the French news
agency AFP, Mujalli called Dakamseh a
"hero."
"It is still my case and I will still
defend him," Mujalli said. "It is a top pri-
ority for me."
Israel and Jordan signed a peace treaty
in 1994. King Hussein traveled from
Jordan to Israel following the shootings
to offer personal condolences to the fam-
ilies of the murdered girls, and Jordan
paid compensation.

Tunisia Jewish Leader
Meets Interim PM

Jerusalem (JTA) — Tunisia's Jewish com-
munity is concerned for its security in
the wake of anti-Jewish protests outside
of the capital's main synagogue.
The head of the Tunisian Jewish
community, Roger Bismuth, met with
the country's interim prime minister,
Mohammed Ghanoucci, and requested
better security for the country's 1,500
Jews, the French news agency AFP
reported.
On Feb. 11, dozens of Muslim dem-
onstrators gathered in front of the main
synagogue in the capital, Tunis, and
chanted anti-Jewish epithets.
Last month, amid the political upheav-
al and violence in the African nation that
toppled President Zine El Abidine Ben
Ali, the Tunisian military deployed forces
to protect the Jewish community on the
southern island of Djerba and elsewhere.
The interim government reportedly is
working to stabilize the country.
In Tunisia, 1,100 Jews live in Djerba
and the rest in Tunis.

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February 24 2011

The Oakland Schools Homeless Students'
Education Program acquired 200
filled backpacks when 10 women from
National Council of Jewish Women
Greater Detroit Section (NCJW) came
together to fill the backpacks with
10 women from WISDOM (Women's
Interfaith Solutions for Dialogue and
Outreach of Metro Detroit) on Feb. 6
at the NCJW office. NCJW supplied the
backpacks and WISDOM donated the
school supplies.
The workers had lunch together and
discussed the vision of each organization.
In September, NCJW filled 750 backpacks
which were also donated to the Oakland
Schools Homeless Students.

Botanical Glass Exhibition

Attend the Botanical Glass Exhibition,
March 24-29 at the new Planterra
Conservatory, 7315 Drake in West
Bloomfield. The exhibition, jointly pro-
duced by Planterra and Furnace Design
Studio, will also offer lectures, tours,
videos and spring garden inspirations for
homes and buildings with works of art
available for purchase.
The artwork presented within a gar-
den setting will demonstrate the heal-
ing benefits of color and horticultural
therapy. The opening reception benefits
the Henry Ford West Bloomfield Healing
Arts Program. A roundtable discussion
on art and color therapy will take place
on March 29.

