…1.1. - 1:1:1 .::1 Hifi° E:; INSV *;!:1 Ocif.;:i2.. :11: .1.....1>.:1V3 THIS ISSUE • l',1N VII 08 1: SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 25, 1988 / 16 KISLEV 5749 'Who Is A Jew' Dominates Assembly ARTHUR J. MAGIDA Special to The Jewish News American Jews' staunch opposi- tion to Israeli ultra-Orthodox political parties' efforts to change Israel's definition of Jewish identity dominated the five days of last week's Council of ...…
…slom■slol■II■ THIS ISSUE 60r SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY CLOSE-UP The Jewish Chorus: NOVEMBER 18, 1988 / 9 KISLEV 5749 PLO Peace Offensive Is Directed At U.S. HELEN DAVIS Israel Correspondent London — The PLO's decision to establish an independent Palestinian state — and implicitly recognize the right of Israel to exist — could present the most serious diplomatic challenge in Israel's 40-year history. True, the decision taken at...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 60( SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 11, 1988/ 2 KISLEV 5749 Jewish Neighborhoods Split the Vote The northwest suburbs backed George Bush, while southeast Oakland — including Southfield, Oak Park and Huntington Woods — went to Michael Dukakis KIMBERLY LIFTON and ELIZABETH KAPLAN Staff Writers Oak Park, Huntington Woods and Southfield followed national Jewish voting patterns in supporting Massachuse...…
…THIS ISSUE 60(P SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 4, 1988 / 24 CHESHVAN 5749 Religious Gains Tilt Election Toward Likud Labor is no longer Israel's largest party as both major groups lose ground DAVID HOLZEL Staff Writer As results of Israel's election were trickling in Tuesday night, Alaine Waldshan was rooting for the Likud. "The Arabs are intending to eat away at our land. The Likud can han- dle a crisis like this," said the...…
