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PAGE 12 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE May 2, 1986
SHOAH
A FILM BY CLAUDE LAIMZMAIMM
(HIGHEST RATING)
A MASTERWORK...
A BEAUTIFUL FILM,
AN ELEGIAC FILM.
An astonishing achievement, a probing, vibrant
examination that penetrates to the vortex ol the
Holocaust. It contains no archival loolage. No atrocity
scenes. Rather, ‘SHOAH’ moves along swiftly in an
impassioned-yet-dispassionate way. making what
happened more crystal dear than anything within
memory Lanzmann stretches a great canvas and
paints upon it like Seurat."
—Leo Sekgsohn, Newtday
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Tom Murphy
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Tom Murphy to be first recipient
of ADL Torch of Liberty Award
Thomas B. Murphy, speaker of
the House of Representatives,
state of Georgia, will be the recip
ient of the first Torch of Liberty
Award of the Atlanta Anti-Defa
mation League.
The award will be presented an
nually to an individual who has
made outstanding contributions in
furthering America’s democratic
values of liberty, justice and service
for the benefit of this nation. The
dinner tribute will be held at the
Atlanta Apparel Mart, 250 Spring
Street, on May 15.
Robert W. Scherer, chairman of
the board and chief executive offi
cer of the Georgia Power Com
pany, will be dinner chairman.
Paul Raymon, general manager of
WAGA-TV, and a member of the
ADL Southeast Board, will serve
as journal chairman. Leaders of
the corporate, civic, and political
communities will comprise the
dinner committee. Gov. Joe Frank
Harris is honorary chairman.
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10, 1924. in Bremen, Ga. A gradu
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Law School, he was elected to the
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For further information, con
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Canadian, U.S. group plans
hi-tech settlement in Israel
A group of 35 young Americans
and Canadians will be founding a
unique high tech settlement near
Israel’s northern border in 1988.
The settlers, college students in
their early 20s, hope to combine
high technology and agriculture at
the central Galilee settlement
called Kibbutz Lavon.
Announcement of the group's
plans were made by Mark Raider,
secretary general of Habonim
Dror North America, the youth
branch of the l.abor Zionist
movement in the United States and
Canada and the United Kibbutz
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Movement in Israel. Raider said
there have been five such settle
ments established by American
and Canadian members of the
youth group in the 37-year history
of Israel.
Simmy Ziv-el, director of the
United Kibbutz Movement in
North America, said, "Kibbutz
Lavon is part of the settlement
plan of the United Kibbutz Move
ment to establish 20 new settle
ments in the next two decades."
The settlement group is called by
its Hebrew name, “Gal Hadash”
(meaning New' Wave). Ron Bra-
wer, coordinator, said that the
group plans to create a new kind of
cooperative society based on light
industry. "The central Galilee is
the new frontier of the pioneering
movement in Israel,” said Brawer.
“The challenge for Zionism is to
move Israeli society into the era o!
high technology.”
Nicole Berner is another mem
ber of the settlement group. She is
studying at the University of Cali
fornia, Berkeley, and will leave for
Israel in the fall of 1986. Berner
said that the group plans to “create
a Jewish community that lives in
peace with the local Arab popula
tion.” The settlement will be situ
ated on a mountain top overlook
ing two Arab villages in the valley
below.
Members of the settlement
group are concentrated in universi
ties across the United States and
Canada, including the University
of California, Berkeley; Reed C ol-
lege, Portland; the University of
California, Eos Angeles; the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, Madison; the
University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor; Washington University. St.
Louis; Columbia University, New
York; Cornell University. Ithaca,
Boston University; and York l di
versity, Toronto. The group is act
ively seeking new members.
Interested individuals can write
Gal Hadash, c/o Habonim Dror.
27 West 20th Street (9). New York.
N.Y 100! I nr call (712) ?55.|796