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Mr Rlrhmnnd uid Ihe itra tr»: .rate Jaw i»'i irgeal an aual ragioaal biilory caalarita la Aaartca The MMaourl Valiay HMwy Con larMm whidi la tpoiuofad by the Ualvenlly of NabnwU al
•in outstanding gi oup »l lead erii " said Mr Noddle "They .11' •111 helping '' .M' need In in-i'li .1111 1 iiiiumiiiily going, and til conlriliule to lurael Th' ' imily 11• Nfi
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llM't Campal^i CaUiwl maeU to orgmiit Uti im Coafiblnad Federation Campaign rrom I art Jim Parter. Kevee Klnhanbaum. Harlan Noddle. Campaign <»<halnnan, Earl Slegel.: Goodman, Davtd Frtcdland. and Joe Kinhenbium. Campaign oxhairman
In the lame tetalon, Dr Michael Dobfeowikl will dli etna (he baala lor American anfTSemlllim Dr Oobkowakl
I let m Kuropean Kism • Willie ilf llMi.ih.i Or Blu i.oiilxrK *ili iiK-i'l With Ih* 1,1. ull> III UNO » College o( l-^iliii dliiin lo develop a jninl curriculum devplnpmenl pro Jetl on AdoleM-enI Prejudice underwnllen hy u grant from (he Livingston Foundation This project will develop rur nculum malerialu and tram teachers in prejudice reduc turn In public education in Omaha Several Millard school lea chert who have ]uat (Inlahed ^ first experimental seMlon m leaching about Ihe Holo cauti wlii moaf with Or Blu mmiberg Following l« a luncheon with (he newly (onncd AOUCKC Academic committee.
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Inflution A >hrinkiiiK "nidh.'i Jpwish Commiinilx I)csp«T nil' livinii' Israel Ku)i.siHn I' IK'S iir rivin, Till wimeodhc ilem.s on llii iiiii Jewish men lhi». • nm*i . lor II liineil 1 .irii|),in{ii Mrti s |)i union CoChairmrnll, and Joe Kirsfx nounced thr lir,
lUmiKh goal of tl » mlilion al a recrni Campaign Cabinet meetinx with (he leaders of Die ram paign "We have brought (ugp(her
Rabin Predicts Peace Treaty Will Be Signed Before April ^Hh ByGoorgaRoCh ^BX peace agreement between Egypt and Israel will be signed by April, predicted for mer Israeli Prime Minuter Yitzhak Rabin last week in Omaha Speaking at a gueai lecturer al Creigh(on UnlversKy, Rabin (old an audience of about 4*0 people. includlnK local madia npreaenlatlves, that in hia tpUM, the peace (alki at Camp David would have poaltt'-e reauila sometime Deal month Peace with Egypt ia not a (o(al solution to Arab Israeli conflict, he cau Ikmed The 'former pnme minister and ambaaaador (o (he r S , ROW a rnamber of the Israeli parllamoil, aald (here would be no pMce In the Middle Eaat without a ioiuttoa to the Paieallnlan pnMern He blamed Arab ruler* for creating the problem through their (allure lo laeorporatc Palcatlnlan rc( ufeaa Into their respective cmntrtea. Ha pointed to la^ raal'a aiiaerpUon of Jewiah rahigwii altar Ihe iMg paniUaa of Ihe BrIUah mandate Me Jawlah aad Arab lUlei QMfUoiMd al a dlimer tn hIa honor, aftar tlM lacturt, RaMn aatd that. In hti opinloa. the
shut-off of Iranian oil to IsruH *iiuli! imt (imslltutr a major ael has "altemii ' • N of (uel, he said, but did no! Idendfy (hoae source* Aaked why Israeli inlrlli gence services and the CIA had to all appearances been caught unaware of tlie developments leading to the revolution in Iran. Rabin shrugged and spread his hands "How can you predict such a thing when even Ihe Shah didn'l know?' aakrd Ihe former commander in chief of Israel's armed forces In his speech. Rabin em phasized that there "must be" a solution (n " •'•-linlan problem il i)i iieace iConlinun .... ,.
Mr Kuklin, whoM (he very nicce*ful drive In Lincoln In 1977. la preildeflt of Central SUtca DMrtbuton. Inc He wai bom In Omaha and has lived In Uncoln ilnce I9S0 He
Mr Kirshfiitiiiuni ditiled "Our Kri>up h;»\ udoplcit the phraw li's Ip lo Is,' be cause II reall) i.-. Our genera lion must lace Ihe .sad but re ali.stic facl thai we have losi the contributions ol many ol our largest diinors thriiugh
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iilntiuted i\ III the past i le and all ol us '•lu.-. • -..1.1 Il' more In make up Ihe liis.se>. itnii pay (or our Jewish activities and ser Vices " Mr Noddle and Mr Kir shentiaum said that Iheeduca lional (rips to Israel < Mis slonsi thai have been subsidized by Ihe Livingston Foundation have opened Ihe eyes ol many pwjple to why Is rael needs our money, and where it gix's Those men who went lo the missions In Ihe past two years, said Mr Kir shenhauni, really understand what Jewish respun.siliilily lo other Jews is "We have an enormous job tn do this year " said Mr Nod die "The campaign stood still (or the past l»« years that means with Inflation and merely replacing lost dollars, we've slipped backwards 1/ess money in the Jewish communit) playwl a big part m closing Camp Kslher K
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Fedi fis<-., nut a into 111... ,, -.,,ii lars are nol raised s«'rviies activities an' cut In additi each year sees Ihe w( spending of community lars services are cooi naled. operations are mai more edicienl Th«' new se«-i larial pivil .it the .I'T and tl n»(W ' cs u Omul .11't e«aiiii ,) Th. ..) that Jp' muM iierl Ihe II ., ih, aflecl .III .ii'w^ ,irii| III- will With money and lime lo su|h; port Jewish activities Omaha. Jews In need Omaha, and Jews is need in 1 rael and Kun)f)e "It s ixir .11, i.nt tradition. Kirsli. ! "to continue lo 11 , • JA year to our communal call for self-support We do It for ourselves. Whal''s different this year U that It's Up lo t's ' Kach orw ol us has lo l(K)k at his level of Riving and make sure it's in line with his ability to give. S'obody else will supporl us or our fellow Jews Iran and mid Kast situation are lellini us that agaiQ. loud and clear " The riiairmeii unnnuiK'ed Ihe lo|. lowinsr, iilrup o/chaif rtivi'I'lns liand I'rii-illand. Kim (idrii Knbert i.inxlman. Kevre Kiriihenliauni. Marlin l.ehr Jd( I'ertnieler Karl Siegel .lerry Slusln Hjmiin .Soinlierg Sam Zweiliai k
Journalist to Speak At Liberators' Dinner Honored Guest An honored gueat tigna the reglater at the Or PhUlp Sher Home tortheAged Seepagel«(ordeUUs
Kuklin Leads Lincoln Welfare Fund Drive Floyd Kuklin han agreed lo lead Lincoln's I979 Welr^re FUIKI drive arrnnljiiLi In Yale Gotadiner. ; the Lincoln Jewi • Ked eratlon
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Is a meml)cr o( Tllereth Israel Synagogue. B'nai B'rith and th«- .Sigma Alpha Mu Founda lion Also, he is a past preai dent ol (he Lincoln Cl(y o(
lotte Hrultpr (if I '• —1 ihe> h.ive iwo griv.> (iary of Lincoln ai ^ of Houston. Tx Mr Kuklin <''i<i 'h;.i i,,. j,as
Hope Mr Kuklin u paat preiident ol the Toile(rles Merchandis en Aaaoclatlon and I* a director of Ihe NatkMul Aaaoclalkm of Service Merchandlacr* He I* married lo the former Char-
already star' .n the IV7S campai^ I MMMI announce his plant lor the Fund Drive He expecU It to be one of the moat succeasful drive* that has ever been conducted In Lincoln
A Journalist who covered (he Nuremberg trial* has agreed to speak al the upcoming dm ner event which will he a first in this community and possi hly a first in the nation The dinner is being spon sored by (he Society ol Survl vors to honor those members of Ihe armed forces who par ticlpated Hi the liberation of the concentration ramps I/>yal (lould chairman, de partment of journalism. Bay tor Iniversily. Waco. Texas. has agreed to speak a( the April 7 function, scheduled (o start al 5 30 p m in the Hilton Hotel According to Sam Fried and Ell Zalkin. co chairmen of Ihe event, approximately 600 vet erana, aurvlvon. and mem-
bers at large of both the Jew ish and nonJewis community are planning to al lend Mr Fried told the JewlsHJ Press that attempts still an being made lu find additional survivors and liberators who may be interested in attending the dinner
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Mr Fried said that to th«] best of his knowledge this Is Ihe first time that a lormat dinner had been arranged (o Ihank those servicemen for their participation in the liberation of the concentration ramps Members of the dinner committee Include Earl Selgal, Monty Bergman and Steve Newman
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Social Pr«MurM JERUSALEM <ZINSi Once larael haa made peace. It will come face-ta-face wtth aortal confroolatioBa between dw Aahkenaii and oriental oommunlllet in (he land, ac cording la aodologlat. Dr Saml Sanudia of UH Haifa UnlvenMy lo the finl » yaan of larad'f edatanca. dw aeckila(lat aays. dw oaintry waa able (o kaap taternd peace between Iheaa two ma)or com muntdaa bacauaa of dw dareal of war Thla danger mulad dw mtemal unreal And If the preaenl iltualkm •houM contlmie. II the liraeilArab conflict la not lolved. then Utr atatni gH will remain Howrver, Aould peace come, then thr «'»"«*(im will baeoUnlydlffermt The aodologlat nporta that the average Income of aa AAkanazl Jew la twice dial of dw average InconM of an Orlenlal
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Nea tork .rounded on Purla. 1912. Hadliith 1» the largest Mwn'i volunteer ?!?! '!r°r 'V^ ""'*»^ ^"*"' •" PreHdentt have given dUtlr«olthed l!I?!.. ' )" *^ ^'*'*?* aovwent and to the *ner1can-Je«l,h coawunU/. Mad«o„. ? !*I ""^ volunteer! are trained to carry on founder Henrietta Sjoldi philowphy of trintlatlng Ideals Into practical program. In 67 years the aeabers - «o» over 160.000 -- have built the Hadassah-Hetret. UnWertUy Medical Center In Jerusalaa. largest In the Middle East, created a pioneering co«>r». heotlve career-oriented high school and cominlty college; and have been the largest organisation supporting »outh Allyah and the Jewish National Fund
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The Emergence of Islam as a Political Force • By ElltM AUMtead windi of liUmk twirtShm art blowing Inm Iran and r lw«t aMMtt aU dw «i|r l«||«i«eca," ««laMiily wama Tel
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iMtddte Cartan and Alrtea HiMwy, addra«ti« a Maca I a( Aaancaa particliwnU la th« Pint Shlloah Mtaalon ai TrI ' Uatv«n|y'« ShUoab Caolar for Mlddla Eaalcni and Afri T>ie caiiiiaahaaalve atody pwnram. erganteed by the Ameil can rrlanda of TW Aviv Unlvanlly and lncludln( encounter* with Arab oolablot ai well ai Itraeli perwmalltlea, lerved to clarity the dlver»lty o( Arab tliought ihe reaiaertlon of lilamlr Idaoioglef ai a force In ihe Arab world, the change* and Irana lonnallnni taking plarr within Arab •orlety. and how Ihoae af Utet the Arab^liraell conflict "lilam Knot Inherently in roafllrl wllh Urarlor JudaUm In lacl rullurally tliey have much ta common, but Uw brand of mil llani l»lam lo emerge recently hit* taken a decidedly anti Jew lahandantl iM-aclitum.'MyaProf Shamir And why the recent return to Idamic polilical ideologies in aam* MMdIe Eaat countric*'' Bccauar In recent decades with in creaaad expeaurt io Waalem culture Arab countrlea have un dariDiie a Middea abattartng of tradillonal ttruciurei after hun dradi of yean of atatic aameneai. yet they have been unablr m aubatltute altamate new. ttrong frameworku for thoae tradii ion alltructure* Wealem culture 1* perceived by many Muallm Arab* to be dacadenl. permlaaive. threatening to their value*, and eradlcal tag their roots FHutdamenlallst lilamic Ideoiogte* are paat on enled. viewing the leventh century as Islam's glorious peak and Ihe Western concept of progieaa bebig difficult to accommodate This sute of flux and frlcUao between a joltod paat and Western modernity, and the Ideolaglcal teoakms thereby ere ated are reflected on varloui levels of Muslim Arab eMstence. •oclally, cconcMntcally. and politically Says Prof Halm .Shaked. Head of ihe TAt' Shiloah (enter for MMdie Eaatan and African Studies. "Thit l* nol a picture of gradual chaafe. but of acute social crlsi* which eilsu all over Iheregloo " One example nn ih*- vKlal level is the breakdown m sumr areas of the tr^ .il endogmatlc. patrlar< ed family stru" > i functioned not only *^ , unH. but also as • working machine, a military power, and the nclualve medium through which all metal interaclioa oc rurred However, the Wetiem type biological family which appreci
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the rielda of science and lachnology The Arab countrlea lag behind In developing Weatem skill* he feels, and countrtas Uka S»i< irtiersof Waaterat wi> '-n Waalen and : valuer l>n Ihe political level. >>oth communism and capitalism . 'fustrlal. mm ' percelvf' .19 Islam. I« ' ortenled wu> in iiiiiiRiiii^ ^[iiritual as well tt.V M-l liI4fl guidance l.lbyar ' '- - »" " - •- -',-1(1 sees pan !• out Aral' '-». asaiy^t' an<1 "•'•• .,.,„,...> .^.*••
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ISRAEL IS our TEHERAN - Paleatlne GuerrUla leader Yaaaer Arafal I AyatoUab Khomeini MI Peb 17. at the start of a twcnlay tnaMlBTriNrn Lalar. Mr Arafal formerly opened Paiestlne Uberatloa Or ganluUon offlcca In Iran for the f\nt time - taking over a building formerly occupied by the ouated Israeli legation He said at a praaa conftrante aitaadad by Ihe AyatoUah'i son. Ahmad "In the name of the Paleatlnlan fighters. I imiier take to free the land of Palestine with you under the leadenblp of Imam Khomeini " ( "Imam " Is known among Shitlte Moalems aa a repreaenU live of Mohammed on earth Though there Is offlcUlly no Irani an Imam at preaent. many of the Ayatollah's followers are beginning to uae Ihe term M Religious Newt Service Ptwto)
- n technological ad vancement and the preiiervatiun of pure Ulamlc values whlclf makes Saudi Arabia MI wary of arousing political dissidence i revolution What does this trend towards government by Islam, pan-lsia mism. or Wronger adherence lo Islamic values signify for Itraa and for Western countries'" One pos,sible scenario outlined by l)r Yair Hirschfield o( thel .Shiloah (enter is Ihe n&e of an Iranian Islamic republic which] will form a .Soviel Iranian Iraqi PUl coalition which could count on the support o( Syria, l.ybls. South Yemen. Klhiapia,| and probably Somalia, and would threaten Israel, as well a«^ King Hussein's Jordan. Kuwait, and other sheikhdoms of the ] Persian flulf. Saudi Arabia, and Kgypl. and would be a major blow lo vital t: S and Western Kurope Interests in the region Kven If these circumstances do nol materialize, militant Islamic Ideology considers all elements foreign to Islam as polili cal enemies and entertains the goal of bringing the entire worli) under Ihe wing of Islam With some Via million Muslim Arabs, and with Islam as th dominant religion throughoul Ihe Afro Asian world totaling some 7IM) million Muslims in the world any serious trend towards radical Islam could constitute a sul>slanlial threat 11.-,!,Ill- ill.- 1.1.,..I.,HI, .1 M.ii.i.m and the numerical potential' <"< I political force it remains lo be ' ill ralh ih"-"'-I i-<^ary support and suKicieni momentum (o realiie ii nms. and to ] Implement Ulainic law and norms in all
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A report recoinin«ftding a Campus type devel aot o( aptftmento and care (acllUio (or lh« I has bMB prtWBtod to tte Jewish Federation U4-|Mifle report favors the butlding of this it on the grounds of the Jewish Commu nlty Center This report was to have tTeen diacuaaed by the Board of Directors of the Jewiah Federation of Omaha at Ita Feb. 30 maettng However. iMcauae of a lengthy discussion on Camp Esther K. Newman, It was decided to talk t the report at the March Board meeting This concept of planning (or the aged is important to the entire Jewish community. Because of the Impact this proposal wtU have on the coBununily, the Federation leadmhtp has enoouratwi the preaence of meml)er8-at-large to attend the meeting and offer their opmions This Is not the time, nor the place for apathy Be there Listen Speait
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1 lie eel lior TelhtEdHar I would like to riad a rriend of miae frofn my old home We CMM l«feUier (ron the RuuUa dly of OvteovM to Bronoo, OonMay. We were la Bncnea Irm m mUl IM. valUng tor •w fBOla to |D to Aswrica. Hw saldn tm» wm FTWBS Partiwy I dao'l kavw her aimftaam MylUinewMClaraKuniiier I voHld be ver> happy to how (noi her InwtUilsUdy iMrt KriM) la Miami BoMdi. She told AM HMt rile It rron Omaha. Ne bmaa limadeawvoryliaapykapaiitofindniyrrtMd Pteaoe baip me My ladreM !• IM PeHhan Place. ClnctanaU. Ohio
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ill iA»rai€^l Atab Students Abuse Freedom HAIFA The Official ^wSaaman and piaiUc nt^ Uoas dM o( ON PtO lerror MttlaSaiaaiAMidJaM Heli a «wil eduralad man He itotdd lie he HydM al Uie Httirrw UnlvcrsUy la )enita lea aad oaraad Ms dodorale Oiarc. TiMB kt left la (ahe vp hit aoU-larael diiltas alHvad He If not the <Mly one OUier Arab itiidMd*. who teamed to pertoct llNtr Hebrew at liraal unlverslUM, today lerve as pnpagaMla MMuncart la the Mti-larael Hebrew broadcasU ofMMwArabttataa Tbare are lona ITH Arabi MM^rtag al laraal'f unlver altlaa Tlie lameel mmiber •fe. aWatHsity SSO, Hebrew i „ Je^ rutalem. no. Tel Ativ UnlvenUly 100, Ben Giaion Unl venHy In BecnriMba and even 140 at Bar llan And lirafl agitation by Arab Ktudents on the cam puaes la ool new In IV74. when lemrlali ware atnkinit Ire quently In Jentfalem. Hrbrew I'nivcnrt) itudenti Mi up a raUltog guard m Uteir dormilortea. The Arab atadeoU itawMiraUvely refuaed lo lUMd VMM agalnat Uielr "brotherrt. the Fedayen" The Unlvereity authortUea backed (town and reMeved them of all guard raapoMlbill ly EaoOHraged b> the liberiiJ and denocrMc iplnt o{ It reel, the Arab students at var louB campuaaa have found othPT frrquent occadom to exprp» Ihrir vipw* In Jenjsa lem Uiere have bean loBtancet of deaecratlan of Ow mamortalt to (tudenU who Ml In brael'i wan of detenae Half a ytar aea. the itudenta In Haifa
IhaU as "PaacM". "Mur darar". "Naxi". and Uten would up In a trce-iorall punching match It haa been charged Uwt w Haifa the Arab eitremtila have come dose Ui tntroducbig a reicn of lamr oalhecampui The university autiwrttlet have taught to be liberal The BMUtuttont are open lo all. wWmit discrtmlnatloa at to race, rallgloa, natloaallty, eolar er lei. Unlvcfstty educaUs* la auppoaed lo b« above HM petty political dlffermce* which taparatr mankind into waning groupa. Haifa Univer Mty etpeclally bat been proud of Ht record In acccpttag large ouffiben of Aaab high aetiool graduate* from the northern part of the rounlry and. through education, prrsuma biy abaofttng Utrm into the cultural lUe of the country But fnwt Utat campus, not long ago, a group of Arab tiu deals opinly piilbUcited their caUe of encourafement and tupporl to Uie PUi In lti> "armed tlrunle" to prevent a peace agraemeoi with Egypt and lo bring about ultlmatr overthrow and dettrurtkNi of lirael t ptedaed In the PU> plat form
hope, from one laddaoi lo aaoiher, Uial Ike wyleaaaalBaat wwdd paaa II doe*, and tliea rwcur* wtth gremar iaiaaalty Seme say that the oiiUpaken estremMa are only a amall pereentage of Ihe total of Arab itudemis That may be to. but wtten there it an Internal power itrugfle it It the eitem MM who lUence the modrr tUt. rather than vice versa The general feeling In tirarl It Utat a •tudent, like any other dtlatn, It entitled to hu
own political viewt without m tarta«nce He ran expreaa tbaae viewt in democratic laahlon at Uie ballol boi But whan be ecpMt* UM fracdona^ of democracy lo call. vteleni overthrow i emmcnt and the of the Stale he la a i the continuance ol and demacrary And unlver titlet which provide their Arab agltalora with Uie pro lectlve cloak of "acadeinlc Iroedom" are rendering a ma)or iHtaenrlce to Itraalaatf the Jewtih people
Al the Hebrew Unlvrrilty an Arab who had been found guilty of Uirowuig a bomb on campua which had wwwded other Madma, and had tarved URIC H prtaan tar the deed. wat Uwreafter aeoepled once again at a ttudant aad oonUn I if nothing It inPcan that Uie auUwrt tie* are unable lo grapple with the baaic problem aad timpiy
The Jeiuish Future By AlcnCauba
Between Uie long memory of Jewi and the thort memory a( Uw real of the world there lie* a gap thai may never be fruaaid Whan Abu Haaaan, Uie PLX) terrorltl who planned the kldaappUig which retulied in Uie murder of the etevan laraeli athtctea at Uw im Munich Olymplca. wat btowa lo hit )u*t reward in early February, II waa the laag memory of tboae who had auf lered at hla bead dial dealt out Juttlea riw esecullon of Abu Haaaan hanlly tiefint to balance the evfla cmnmltUxi by Uw Palaaline Liberation OrgaoliaUea l» ward which UM Untied SUIat SUle Departmem kaapa making This pwup la hartfy beloved within the Arab world adat BO daoM waa driven toward tome form of wHb laraH at much by their Inaanily and dianipUea of dw Arab wartd aa any other cause. Jual a* there la a gap la memory. Umre aaamt lo be an loabll Ky to rant la the taraaUs Uw Mune aatttnal rttfiU aa have ei ttladaaangaaUQnttorta1uile*.Wtwntttactad.aBaUeBhata hgM'aad duly to defend Kaaif. Whaa land it lafcaa la balUe. there it ao cempulilaa to ralttrn II imwadlafely to Uw loeer When t peopte are daatod aeetat to any aaltan to Ibe world, Uiey have a right to craato their own They have a toiomfl duly to nirVive' Granted. Uie PatotUnlan Arab* have a right to aurvtvc. too Bm toll look at Uw cald tiatiaaca The Arabt atUKked Uie new aatlaa of larad to IPW becaute ttwy were net taUtftad wlUi hav Uw ».$ percani of Uto toad OMH of UM MMdto EMI ! There were a* "raHWiaa" to ia« naUl dw Araba altaefead, tordag the ItraeHt to lltfa tor ttMir ttvaa aad, dMraby, raawea Iha atrtattoc Arab I Mto fbattlad area Nor were there any "eccu-
ptod torrilortea in ISIS. IHS, and liS7, when UM Arabt repeat adiy made war We Jewt have long memorlea even If the reat of the world wanu to forget Take the record of the decade from Sept I. IftT to Dec II, IS77 In that period ol Ume, Arab torrerlala were reiipanaiMe tor IS5 Uicldaota Uiat left 1.111 men. women and rhll dren aa average of one peraeo every three dayi lenteleaaly murdered, often to total Innocenca They wounded and maimed aneUwr :,47l people and deUlned 1,7SS at hostage* Theee liberalen ran up a record of JOS bombtogt in 2S coun triei. Ml atteropted bomlilngt, bomblhreaU and ptoia to M couotrta*. 100 (hooting In II ceuntrto*, IS attatataatloat - In dudlag Amenran dipiomau in 11 countrle*, tl hltecklagt to 14 cmatrie*, tU attempted hijacklngt, and » oUier aaaorted act* of terror to U eeaalrtoa. Thia la Uie graop IfN Ambataador Andrew Youog hat charac lariiad aa "moderate" and "very intelligent, decent human belagt" Aad bere't the ultimate irony, the Palettine Arabt had aever rvtod Palaatlae or Uie aree known at Patoatlne and asvar hadtovfrelgirl^itotothearea! Before Uie laradto were forced to fight for Meir llvea and Uielr new nation. Uiey had been ratod by the Bniith and Uie kmg line of oUien Uuil ruled alreldiaa back lor centiule*' Alrlghl Abu Haaaaa It dead Peace doet nol yet eittt In Uie MIddto Eaat and Uw lUiellhood la that it U not )uil weefci away, but year*. The vangtaaace aad revenge will oanUnue Thla It the war. H aaama, aaltaat art bom aad dto. TUa It the dart side of haaMM aalim. But laraai wUl live and Jndatom will live I Uw heart, ttie loui 4>f mankind demandt H, raqslrat M
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hn MM MNM* Eail H« am ••M Ow MMwy •< Ite vral^ lud Ar* caiMlrtai pMtHlM ol OH BrttM date III IM Hd apt loM 10 war. ifecr* «mM b» "ool a doll* Paleatlalaa rtfugaal" RaMn aaM that brad kad acand itianibad MI.MI Mpallad rram Arab cMMlrtM after IMI. «lrik Arab eauatrlai dnat to ta l« war aod kaap rafiagaaa la Owtr "Israel Is not ready lo scoapl tMiclde as an Intemalion al aMtfaUon," Rabta said, reiarrlBC to the PalestlnlaD envanaat (ooMtHmiani which dtMante tb*-dlMBaatUiv" o( Iha JMTWI iiMa. aad tha ei IMtiioa from the tenitory of all Jaws iHUIng tiler World War! "HM basic ('amp Oavid CBOcapts arc painful lo Israel, but Itay are Iht beat way," to US beiwMn Iiraal and E|ypt Rabin lauded the concept of • fivp year peace pad which, he said, would Klve the ERypllan and Israeli man-on-ttiestreet" lime lo fuJly realUe wtut peace mesnt," tn terms of nillursl. commercial and diplomatir exrtianges The former prime minister pointed out UMI the ellmina tion ol war does no! in itself - mean peace The proposed five year peace pact will prove whether peace worlu, "before tacklin| the more complicated itiues," he added "The I present peace talks i are a historlr opening lo peace, but it Is not the peace cnvlsieaed by Ihe prophets," Rabin said Still, ha added," we have paiaad the point of no return on ttte road lo peace wItbKgypt " Rabin spolie u the snnual guest lecturer ol the Creighton University's chapter of Alpha Sigma Nu. the national honor ary Jesuit society, at the unl verslty's Rlgge lecture hall He was Introduced by Oelghton alumnus Joseph
Soshnlk. who outlined the lor mer premier's blogrsphy
bi ibaatniHt* lor Israel's Hewi of Israel's Datanae Forces durUig Ihe IM7 Sis Day War Shortly afterward, be waa appoinied Israel's imbawader to the U S , a poaitlon be occttptad for five years Allar Golda Matr's rasig^ aaUan aa pnalar la 1174, he >rtaie MIn la that capacity untU June im H* Is now s member of the KneaatI With his wife Uu he haa two children In Uie course of Saturday's tactura program, Rabtoi was wekowad Iqr the laiivcrslty's preaManI, the Rev Matthew E CreigMon, S J. and re^ celved Ihe keys ol Ihe city from Omaha Mayor Al Veys Nebraska Sacrrtary of State Allen J Bacrmann preaented Rabin with honorary sute clll lenshlp. and named him "admiral ol the Nebrasks Navy " Rabin latar remarked thai he bad first baan made an admir al of Uie navy ol Georgia by a lormer govamor of that state, who IS now president ol the United .Stales Presiding over Ihe program was Alumni Chapter Presl
deatOwaeG Neary Thevale^ dietory waa ofterad by the Rmr WiUtamr Kdtey.SJ The Israeli dignllary brou#it no bodyguards with kirn to Omahs. security seuroas lold the Jrwisti Prpss Samrtty lor Rabin was pro^ vided by vehlitaan from the Sarpy County SharUf's office led by CMef Oapoty Sheriff Lee Polikov, and aaalalad by Deputies D^ Jackson snd DanWUIIams Pallowing his speech. Rdiin and other gueats attended a cocktail party and dbiaar offered by university autboriUes at ibt achaat's dining facility The dbmar was precaded by a iHief fwws confarance PeOowbig the dinner, Rabin answered questions from other guests
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SBR VICES Friday I ispm •arvkaa wtu b* naJMCtad by RabW Kmum Braartars. CaMarChalm Najmaii aad the Baih El Choir Satanlay: l it a m Pre llmlaary acrvlce lOam .Shabarlt aervtCM ipm.MlacttaMaarlv fa Di
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Borukh Atoh Adonoy Elohemu Melekh Hoolom, Asber Kideshonu Bemit/vofov Vetzivonu lehodlik NerSh«lShobbat (Blessed orf Thoo, 0 lord, Oor God Kmg of the Univefse. Who sonctifies us by, His Commoftdmenfs ond hos commanded us to kindle the Sobboth lights)
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ONE MORE TIME We had such a good time last week, we thought we'd do it again! So, on March 10,1979, there will t)e another evening of cocktails with OUR GANG. Look for your invite in the mail or Call Temple Israel, 556-6536, for time and place.
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Wednesday, April 11 at 5:00 p.m. Thursday, April 12 Friday, April 13 Tuesday, April 17 at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 Thursday, April 19
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FUN IS BEING JEWISH Andi SumrMr, Program Coordinator Purpose: To provide positive reinforcement (or children's Jewish Identity Learn about holidays through songs, stories, tood and projects Make (rlends and discover the meaning of Tzedakah Parents are invited to join the fun along with their children Advance registration will be necessary during Spring registration. luarCMam tfttaofM*!
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'Knots and Stitchca Show" amataui contMt and diapiav L<"iit of on* anirv p«« calagorY Ca Mgonaa u» naadlapotni cmaol. •mbrodwry. mdcranw. ruga, original daaigni am) Jmvlt^ tub
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BABYSITTING REGISTER NOW!!! BABYSITTING SERVICES will be offered for children of nnothers enrolled in Center pfog(arT\s FEE - 11 00 per hour per child, $ 1 75 per hour per two children same family.
REGISTRATION - pre regislration for day and time is required, however, ad vanced payment is not necessary lo register If you pay in advance (during Registra lion) you will receive a 10% discount; Payments are non refundable Children who are not pre registered may use this service by MAKING RESERVATIONS IN AD VANCE SORRY, NO DROP INS
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Sunday, May 13 through Juna 3 Opening of Ragant-y (jailsiun Ptinia and Pa«it ngt by conianporary laiaali and Jav«ih anntt
Don't mtae the Cwtt«r'a newaM ashMta 9Mty: THE REAOINQ ROOM GAL URY. Ctirranttv faaturing patntinga by Daborah Pappanhahnar.
You arm Invlfd to mtfnd two cultural avanta aponaorad by tha
Jewish Cultural Arts Council on
We accept children from 3 rruMiihs lo 6 years of age. They will tie supervised by our conscientious adult babysitting staff A minimum enrollment of six children per time period will be necessary to conduct the program. Include sitter service registration on the class regislration foim. or contact Sheila Polikov. in the Cultural Arts Department
KNOTS&STITCHES CONTEST*^ EXHIBIT
Sunday, March 18,1979 Natkmal JawWt Muaic Month Program 7:00 p.m. —Openirtg of Sculpture Exhibit by Kansas City Artist Harry Green 7:30p.m.-Illustrated Lecture on Hassidic Music by Velvet Pasternak 8:30 p.m.-Informal Sing-A-Long with Velvet Pasternak An Informal racaptlon will follow tha avanlngs aciivltiaa honoring both artists. rha actMtiaa ara fraa »ni 0pf> to th0 ittin communltY-
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURES (Please Read Carefully) WALK IN - MAIL IN REGISTRATION WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY, MARCH 5 CONCLUDE ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 WALK-IN REQinHATION You may bnng your complMad i^gitwiion form and paymant for claH(M) to th* JCC racaptkm daafc Monday through Ihundu batwaan 9 00 A M and 9 00 P M . l=hdav.900AM to 6 00 P M ; and Sunday. 9 00 A M toSOOPM
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MAIL-IN AND WALK-IN REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 Activtty ragiatratioo form m irKkidad in th« broctiura. DM (1 to ragwtar al bar* of your famMy (or all actrvittaa 2 Al acttvMv (aaa ara payaMa in fuM at tha ttma of ragiatration 3 You ¥iHH ba nottfiad ONLY if claaaaa you <imin ara fWad or cancaHad At thti noti fication. you «v« ba aMa to ir>d«cata if your want to go if«to anothar activity or racaiva • refund 4 THE CENTER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CANCEL CLASSES DUE TO INSUFFI CIENT REGISTRATION
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BuHdktQ Hours _. •m»_-i<M»__ »"~^V^ 9:00am. 700pm Monday through
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In ordw to affactlvaty sccompliah o«K goats for Ss»ei» prosrammlng. te Join ua in fol-
No aatoa or faa payiiMnta of any kind ara parmlttad durfaig tha Sabbeth.
Wa Ihank you for your cooparatlon in hsiplim us Croats an atmoaphara rafrakt from amohktg in s<iidiich»s to tfio an(ovmant of tha boMbig during Sokboth pro- tsfchsth In tiio Jowieh Community hours. Contor.
iU daalgrtad by ita fouttdora, ttia Cantar la a non-profh agar>cy dad Icatad to tha anrtchmant of Jawiah IHa. tfta anrichmant of family living artd tt>a parpatuatton of our Jawtah haritaga for futura ganaratlona. Today, aa aiwaya, tha Cantar providaa social, cultural, aducatlon artd racraatioruri prograntt for ha mambara arnl •arvaa aa a ntaatlng placa for tha community artd ita orgsntzatlona.
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Where waa God during the HekKauBt? This If the dlMurt)Ing ^uaalian thai haunta The Peopie o( Net Ammlm Oirii UaiM who are aern In « report from this Israeli vUlage on Bill Moyers' Journal to be telecaat Sunday,March II. al9pm on Ite Nebraska Rducsllonat Television Net wor|[ "That's one queatlon," BUI Moyen says "The aacand Is Where was the Christian ChwTh''" This documantary
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Tail "Abe Uncoin ' reads his "ICmanclpaUon Proclamation for Ilylnka Jews" ai Aanflol RuMlan Alrllnea, as Student Struggle tor Soviet Jewry memban carrying "stovapipa" algns mark Lincoln's Birthday This dMnonatration waa in anptNt o( an ac tlon at the Western Wall In Jeraaalem by nMmbcn o( the lew Ilylnka (amUlet permlitMl to leave Their rslatlvaa In the USSR tn JewiaH (anners now blockad tfnm apptylBg to mil to Is
pickfi up wlwrf NBt'TV's "HoiiKauM' weru* may have left off II panatralea deeply into the quMiiMik (i( "Why did It happen ii should be an auci stian responae to tiie tioiocauat and to Chriatlan antl-SemltUm^" The Paaple of Nea Ammlm lakes Mayers U> nortlwrn Is raei, Uie home of a unique Christian community (Hlied after World War II in one of the most dangerous areas o( a troublad land Nes Ammlm is s (arming village like many ottters In Israel lietween Uie Mediterranean Sea and the hllli of Cjalilw Some hundred and twenty people live here, growing roaes and avocados for the European market But what makes this particular vdlagr diderrnt is tite people wlw live here and tiielr mo lives lor coming to Israel Christians emigrants from Holland, tiermany. Swil»>r land, Canada. Kngland. the United SUIes and Sweden Uiey say they rame 'to live in solidarity" wiUi the Jews of Israel while retaining their own (lirtslian idenlily They say they are living here as a sign ol friendship and in an effort U) accept and to lake responsi blllty for the outrage of Christian anti Semllism throughout history, and specifically during the Holocaust o( World War II "Wf IravHH three months in Kumpr on our way lo U rael. sw) that we could under stand better what happ<-ned In lh»>sc people in !»«• Ilolo rauKt." re<'all!i Lev Bauach, an American from Lincoln, Nebraaka who now livni in Nes Ammlm •We visited plar. ' : •• , hau. and the iiin' I tops, and resLsldiM • Miiixuijis. and places where people were hidden dur ingthewar " According lo Christine Pilon. widow of Neil Ammim'N
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dihocn line cerning Ihe fast growing Troop 111. contact the Kraut maalar Bob Lovcti. ph IM UM. or the Aaalatant Scout madlaf, Mary PMbaMiy, pb S6I-IM Nawaombanaraal ways walcamo to vWI the Troap on Monday evonbigs. Blartlag at 7 p m and laatlng until approximately » p m MaMnci art hoM at tbo Ja' Coma and ibarc bi the fun and excitement of the outdoors and In the expertaocos thai Scouting has to offer BILUUSY ByPaUalTagiliiB BILU USY baa many aodal and cultural ovonia planned for Ihe month of March On March 3. Bll.l' Is having a rol ler akaling social that was poatponed from Feb 17 duo to the weathrr F(ir the weekend of MHI IJSY Is In vited i< •'in St Paul. MN The chapter Is also In vlted to a conclave on the weekend of March 30-April I In KansasClly.MO
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waa belli person's. II waa vri but a lot of fun March ». M Z will be givwg a creative service while visiting the Dr Sher Home We hope we see lot of mem bers there Congratulations to Ner Tamid on winning the Volley ball Tournament, bul watch out lor next year'""
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At preeent. the chapter Is busy planning for our Purlm Carnival, which will be held on March II al Beth Kl lyna gogue starting at 11 a m The entire Jewish Community Is invited to participate Kaffle tickets and theckles are beinfi told after Talmud Torah on weekdays al the Jewlab Com munlly Center, and on Sundays at Beth Rl
Private Girls' Camp locoled in Eo{)le River. Wise Diversified pro gram, includes English horsebock riding, tennis, complete waterfront oclivitlet. dance ond Iheo ter. gymnastics, overnight tripping, and much more Beautiful iokefront telling
first pup or free beer 'after that a cash ban and all the popcorn you ran eat Everyone 10 years and up is encaurafed to attend The CTMnmi""- '- "•'• i-venl IS Mmse Ju i.inda SimonandKw „..
Mrs Sheila Rosenberg will be taking orders lor Barton's Passover Kosher Confections Please return the order blank to Mrs .Sheila Rosenberg. 2636 WoodscresI, Lincoln. Nebraa^ ka.a«S02
Israali Youth TEL AVIV iZINSi - Some 15% of Israeli '. 'ler themselves a.s m pared with only <>.>-^ vtmi fell thu way in tM8. and K% who expresaed this view in 1974, according to a survey, which waa recently completed by the Hebrew University
The Tifereth Israel Sister hood monthly meeting will be a minl-semlnar. Tuesday, March 6, 10 am in tlie social hall The program will feature Habbi Martin nf .Sioux City. Iowa Hit subject will be "Jewish Views on liOve and .Sex "
Around Town Arthur Pinkovllz and his ton. Bill, from Msdiion. Wise . were the weekend guests of their mother and grandmother, Mrt l,eonard Pinkovllz They also visited with their father and grand fattier, who has been seriously III for the past seven weeks and Is a patleni al Lutheran HoaplUI
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