Word: zionist
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Speaking to a frequently emotional meeting sponsored by the Student Zionist Organization, Aumann contended that "the Arabs are holding up the refugee problem as a weapon against Israel...
...coverage in your 20 December issue of my recent talk to the Student Zionist Organisation on the subject of the economy of Israel was a patent distortion of what I said and of the sense of the extremely interesting discussion which followed it. Your reporter captured none of the main points of the argument, inserted several of his own manufacture, quoted me inaccurately out-of-context quoted me falsely within quotation marks and in general produced an utterly misleading article. Your readers deserve better. Ari Moyon Associate Professor of Middle Eastern Studies...
Saved by Nuns. Anunlikely agent of catastrophe, Father Daniel has been a fervent Zionist since his childhood in Poland. During the German occupation he posed as a Silesian Christian, and, working as a police interpreter, he managed to save half the Jewish community of the town of Mir by warning them of an imminent Nazi roundup. Rufeisen spent the next 15 months hiding in a convent. Baptized by the nuns, Father Daniel joined the Carmelite Order in Poland, gave up his Polish passport to come to Israel...
...York City Commission on Human Rights, who was at the conference, talked back to the Premier in the most direct terms: "You aren't the only answer to Jewish living. Jewish creativity and Jewish survival." In New York, Rabbi Elmer Berger. executive vice president of the anti-Zionist American Council for Ju Judaism, criticized the Premier for his "predilection for interfering with the destinies of all Jews." Said Rabbi Berger: "Judaism, we believe, is a universal - not a national - religion." Declared Professor Nelson Glueck of Cincinnati's Hebrew Union College: "Possibly I cannot speak for all Jewry...
...world's greatest Jewish philosopher and a pioneer Zionist, Martin Buber has lived in Jerusalem since 1938, when he fled the Nazis. Often opposed to Israel's policies (example: he advocates greater efforts to make peace with the Arabs), Buber is now in conflict with Premier David Ben-Gurion on a bitter issue: the fate of Adolf Eichmann...