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A. jj —I **»>* -HT ' -LA *l- 'M My 1. fk,¥L .°oi-s# o» 432? lv ".--'■. irv; -JL-W/ Servlng Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years ^?/\_J_ VOL.59 NO.52 DECEMBER 17,1981-KISLEV 21 Devoted to-American ■ and Jewish ideals. -^-^-pW-^,,^^ ^iMia s Right To Exist ht To Homeland PARIS,' (JTA)-President Francois Mitterrand defined France's dual policy in the Middle East last week. He said it calls for the recognition of Israel and the means to defend itself but also recognition of the Palestinians and their right to a homeland with, eventually, state structures. Interviewed on television, Mitterrand acknowledged that "we risk (by this policy), being misunderstood by both sides. But there is also a good chance that both sides will understand us and approve France's position," he said. •The French President who is scheduled to go to Israel Feb. 10—the first French head of state to visit that country—declared, "I shall say in Jerusalem what I have said in Riyadh," a reference to his recent trip to Saudi Arabian "The main - thing is that France now invariably says the same" to all parties. This was seen as meaning ' that during his forthcoming visit to Israel he will press for Palestinian self-determination, as he did in Amman, Algiers and Riyadh, but will also uphold Israel's right to independence and security. In his interview last night, Mitterrand said: "Israel has the right to exist... One cannot refuse it the means to that existence. It needs security, secure frontiers. Its rights have to be recognized. But in the same way, I will say to my Israeli friends: You must recognize the right to existence of the Palestinian people." Mitterrand said the nature of a Palestinian homeland was a matter to be determined by negotiations between the parties concerned and France is not a negotiator. He observed, however, "How can you, without ; <&43$5334$$3$5S$$SS335$$«£; Judah Maccabee will visit the Jewish Center on Dec. 20 during the "Gift of Chanukah" celebration. m< A membership appreciation "Gift of Chanukah" celebration will be held at the Jewish Center, 1125 College Ave. on Dec. 20 from 2 until 4 p.m. Several events are planned for this fpn-filled family day includingthe Third An-* nual Dreidel Olympics', a >, family Menorah lighting \ (bring your own Menorah \from home), and a Latke Party. Following the Latke Party, will ..be the Junior ■High Holiday Players production of "Alice in Chanukah Land." The Shiron Singers and Senior Shiron Singers will also provide entertainment. An additional highlight will be the guest appearances of Judah Maccabee, Lev Latke, Devorah Dreidel, . " (CONTINUEDON PAGE IB) :i; oDserve tlte roHowing | - @31§.!?-§fS_ Dec. 24»„8 a.m. | for Dec. 31 issue Dec. 31,8 a.m. for Jan. 7 issue The Chronicle office Dec. 25 and Friday, Jan. 1.\ £«$«S«S--«-WSS$««-M3«Si falling into illusion and lies choice?" a_.ia-.a.-«LiB(i-f^" ________a__i_S____;^_>«ra^£-^'^,MY}.A P.y" *■■_ ■ ■» .• BPflBSg®^-^^^ ^.v f...-A ■■■'•"■■ say that there could be a Palestinian homeland but with the Palestinians forbidden to create and defend the state structure of their Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson backed away from some of his pro-Israeli statements and said that certain of his " declarations, made in Jerusalem earlier last week, had been "badly interpreted" and do hot accurately reflect French policy in the Middle East. teUfcM^ . tf' I . |l "^ J. \ - «1» / P> V .1 r'if* i r < ■!■ To Working "together For Gmimm §@oS Over 1300 members of Columbus Jewry participated in one of the largest gatherings of the Jewish community in recent years. The Columbus Jewish Federation's Dec. 13 "Spirit of '82" celebration, which was held at the Aladdin Temple last Sunday, kicked-off the 1982 campaign activities for Federation. The theme of the event encouraged a strong family commitment, according to Melvin Schottenstein, General Campaign Chairman for the 1982 CJF campaign. The Temple was decorated with red, white and blue balloons and red flowers which enhanced the festive atmosphere of the day. Lawrence Schaffer, Chairman of the "SpiriLpf '82" planning committee explained that the celebration brought together the young and "older members of the Columbus Jewish Community in a binding, warm and spirited togetherness for the benefit of each and every-; one of them and world Jewry. "" ' ".'.'" O.S.U. Coach Earle Bruce delivered an inspiring "halftim'e" message encouraging the community to participate in the campaign, and to make a commitment to work together-; - for the common goal of improving Jewish life in Columbus and worldwide. O.S.U. tight end, John Frank also spoke echoing Coach Bruce"s eloquent words. The well-planned and organized event was also highlighted by the surprise appearance of the O.S.U. Pep Band and drum major, the Shiron Singers, the Columbus Symphony, Youth Orchestra, Israeli Rock Band, agency booths, a media show byCinemjigie Corpora- tion and a delightful Kosher box brunch. v. -a '• i-3P_r ■ _* **** i M- -. r ■*- t t, * \r" I'T. k'. . HTj*r jfo. . _£*
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Title | Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1981-12-17 |
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Title | Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1981-12-17, page 01 |
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Full Text | A. jj —I **»>* -HT ' -LA *l- 'M My 1. fk,¥L .°oi-s# o» 432? lv ".--'■. irv; -JL-W/ Servlng Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years ^?/\_J_ VOL.59 NO.52 DECEMBER 17,1981-KISLEV 21 Devoted to-American ■ and Jewish ideals. -^-^-pW-^,,^^ ^iMia s Right To Exist ht To Homeland PARIS,' (JTA)-President Francois Mitterrand defined France's dual policy in the Middle East last week. He said it calls for the recognition of Israel and the means to defend itself but also recognition of the Palestinians and their right to a homeland with, eventually, state structures. Interviewed on television, Mitterrand acknowledged that "we risk (by this policy), being misunderstood by both sides. But there is also a good chance that both sides will understand us and approve France's position," he said. •The French President who is scheduled to go to Israel Feb. 10—the first French head of state to visit that country—declared, "I shall say in Jerusalem what I have said in Riyadh," a reference to his recent trip to Saudi Arabian "The main - thing is that France now invariably says the same" to all parties. This was seen as meaning ' that during his forthcoming visit to Israel he will press for Palestinian self-determination, as he did in Amman, Algiers and Riyadh, but will also uphold Israel's right to independence and security. In his interview last night, Mitterrand said: "Israel has the right to exist... One cannot refuse it the means to that existence. It needs security, secure frontiers. Its rights have to be recognized. But in the same way, I will say to my Israeli friends: You must recognize the right to existence of the Palestinian people." Mitterrand said the nature of a Palestinian homeland was a matter to be determined by negotiations between the parties concerned and France is not a negotiator. He observed, however, "How can you, without ; <&43$5334$$3$5S$$SS335$$«£; Judah Maccabee will visit the Jewish Center on Dec. 20 during the "Gift of Chanukah" celebration. m< A membership appreciation "Gift of Chanukah" celebration will be held at the Jewish Center, 1125 College Ave. on Dec. 20 from 2 until 4 p.m. Several events are planned for this fpn-filled family day includingthe Third An-* nual Dreidel Olympics', a >, family Menorah lighting \ (bring your own Menorah \from home), and a Latke Party. Following the Latke Party, will ..be the Junior ■High Holiday Players production of "Alice in Chanukah Land." The Shiron Singers and Senior Shiron Singers will also provide entertainment. An additional highlight will be the guest appearances of Judah Maccabee, Lev Latke, Devorah Dreidel, . " (CONTINUEDON PAGE IB) :i; oDserve tlte roHowing | - @31§.!?-§fS_ Dec. 24»„8 a.m. | for Dec. 31 issue Dec. 31,8 a.m. for Jan. 7 issue The Chronicle office Dec. 25 and Friday, Jan. 1.\ £«$«S«S--«-WSS$««-M3«Si falling into illusion and lies choice?" a_.ia-.a.-«LiB(i-f^" ________a__i_S____;^_>«ra^£-^'^,MY}.A P.y" *■■_ ■ ■» .• BPflBSg®^-^^^ ^.v f...-A ■■■'•"■■ say that there could be a Palestinian homeland but with the Palestinians forbidden to create and defend the state structure of their Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson backed away from some of his pro-Israeli statements and said that certain of his " declarations, made in Jerusalem earlier last week, had been "badly interpreted" and do hot accurately reflect French policy in the Middle East. teUfcM^ . tf' I . |l "^ J. \ - «1» / P> V .1 r'if* i r < ■!■ To Working "together For Gmimm §@oS Over 1300 members of Columbus Jewry participated in one of the largest gatherings of the Jewish community in recent years. The Columbus Jewish Federation's Dec. 13 "Spirit of '82" celebration, which was held at the Aladdin Temple last Sunday, kicked-off the 1982 campaign activities for Federation. The theme of the event encouraged a strong family commitment, according to Melvin Schottenstein, General Campaign Chairman for the 1982 CJF campaign. The Temple was decorated with red, white and blue balloons and red flowers which enhanced the festive atmosphere of the day. Lawrence Schaffer, Chairman of the "SpiriLpf '82" planning committee explained that the celebration brought together the young and "older members of the Columbus Jewish Community in a binding, warm and spirited togetherness for the benefit of each and every-; one of them and world Jewry. "" ' ".'.'" O.S.U. Coach Earle Bruce delivered an inspiring "halftim'e" message encouraging the community to participate in the campaign, and to make a commitment to work together-; - for the common goal of improving Jewish life in Columbus and worldwide. O.S.U. tight end, John Frank also spoke echoing Coach Bruce"s eloquent words. The well-planned and organized event was also highlighted by the surprise appearance of the O.S.U. Pep Band and drum major, the Shiron Singers, the Columbus Symphony, Youth Orchestra, Israeli Rock Band, agency booths, a media show byCinemjigie Corpora- tion and a delightful Kosher box brunch. v. -a '• i-3P_r ■ _* **** i M- -. r ■*- t t, * \r" I'T. k'. . HTj*r jfo. . _£* |
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