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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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frontlines

November 27 • 2014

Tel Aviv U. Scientists Win
Prize For Cancer Therapy
Professor Dan Peer of Tel Aviv University's
Department of Cell Research and
Immunology Professor Rimona Margalit
of the Department of Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology were awarded $10,000
for their groundbreaking development in
cancer treatment at the inaugural Untold
News Awards on Wednesday, Nov. 12,
from 6-8 p.m. at the Harmonie Club in
New York City.
Theirs is one of three Israeli inventions
to be selected for the award, out of a pool
of candidates submitted by prestigious
Israeli institutions including Tel Aviv
University, Weizmann Institute of Science,
Technion Israel Institute of Technology
and Hebrew University, among others.
An American nonprofit, Untold News is
dedicated to promoting Israeli inventors
and educating Americans on the positive
news generated from the State of Israel.
Peer, who is also head of Nanomedicine
and the scientific director of the Center for
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at Tel
Aviv University, and Margalit will be hon-
ored for their development of the "cancer
bullet:' The treatment is an injectable form
of patient-friendly chemotherapy that tar-
gets only diseased cells.
According to Peer, this is the first time
nanoparticles are used in clusters instead
of individually and has shown little to no
side effects in trials.

Camp For Sick Kids
Seeks Funding
North Star Reach in Pinckney, a camp for
children with serious health challenges
and their families, is currently building its
first building — the Boathouse.
By using a crowdfunding site, Indiegogo.
corn, North Star Reach hopes to increase
awareness about the camp and also raise
$50,000 so that the camp's first structure
can be completed by the end of the year.
The fundraising effort will go through
Dec. 15, 2014.
All children at camp will attend for free.
An onsite medical facility and health pro-
fessionals will provide care so that parents
can feel comfortable allowing their child to
attend a weeklong camp.
For information, visit www.
northstarreach.org or call (734) 680-8744.

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peers in Jewish life by submitting a video
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Teens whose videos receive the most votes
will present their big idea to 150 top Jewish
philanthropists at the 24-hour Summit on
Jewish Teens immediately preceding BBYO's
International Convention Feb. 12-16 in
Atlanta. The prize is up to $5,000 in seed
funding and mentoring to implement their
idea. The deadline in Dec. 16. For informa-
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QUICK CLICK ... Vignettes From The JN Archives

Adam Mosseri

Detroit Jewish News Foundation
Fellow

ixty-seven years ago this
month, the United Nations
approved a resolution for the
creation of a Jewish State. On Nov. 29,
1947, the U.N. General Assembly voted
33-13 in favor of a resolution calling
for the area called Palestine to be par-
titioned between Arabs and Jews. This
partition of Palestine would allow for the
formation of a Jewish State. Shortly after
the U.N. General Assembly passed the
resolution, Britain announced the termi-
nation of its Mandate over Palestine.
During the period of transition, the
United Nations appointed five rep-
resentatives to rule the Jewish State
in Palestine: Bolivia, Czechoslovakia,
Denmark, Panama and the Philippines.
On the eve of this historic announce-
ment, many parties were held in Detroit
and were reported by the Detroit Jewish
News. Congregation Shaarey Zedek's
Men's Club and the Zionist Council of

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Detroit transformed the synagogue into
a celebration hall for Detroit Jewry. The
termination of the mandate took effect
in May 1948. On May 14, 1948, the State
of Israel was proclaimed.



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