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VOLUME 72
NUMBER 17
APRIL 28.1994
17 IYAR 5754
German Jews feel shift
to right after four years ,.
of reunification
 page 4
Temple Israel holds
148th Annual Meeting
MM Shlomo Carlebach
to;lppear in concert
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Ha'atzmaut
Cardiac Rehab Program
promotes heart health
page 13
ABOUT THE COVER
"The Herodian excavations at Caesarea are a
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_ /S'dot Yam Guest Houses are located next to the
jsite. Phot;© by Larry HamHI.
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THE JEWISH TRAVELER
Tel Aviv — The world's first modern Jewish city
By Aaron Leventhal in which I periodically have created less than a century ago 5,000 to its legendary found-
lived, worked and played over on a shifting pile of sand along ing by Noah's son Japhet, this
"Shalom" and "Salaam." the past three decades. the Mediterranean Sea as a makes Tel Aviv the world's
Last month I guided several Tel Aviv is the world's first suburb of ancient Jaffa. Since youngest, yet oldest, city.
Christian friends from Colum- modern Jewish city, actually Jaffa dates back more than Boisterous, hedonistic and
bus: photographer Larry Ha- J * ""%<< ' ' > - ' secular, Tel Aviv exudes a Eu-
mill, Richard Trelease and ' " < *-y '"-" "~ *~ ' ^1 1 "" ' " ropean ambience and has a
Beth Ervin of Greater Colum- * . 7 " "{ *t| 1 , ,\^^ Mediterranean appearance
bus Convention and Visitors •&}. '.'.," ' ) iiw„;5 l'«fr ... ►, Iflfi dominated by functional form,
Bureau on their first trip i$m£f jM*-*-'-''* m^^^i%^m^<^^J^^K^ flat roofs and white-washed
through Israel's fascinating l_f_E_W___K_i». ™ ' *"* ** m,^^*tr*^^4OTHal exteriors surrounded by lofty
cultural and natural land- ■0__HR^y----. ,, .-i: - ...- -.^ naliiiSilBjH skyscrapers. It is the undisput-
scape. They discovered its rich wt^^^^^^^Ki^^m-\ -.-^^^^^^g^^Sm e<- economic and cultural cen-
diversity and the ironic reality
of a nation essentially at peace
amidst daily acts of grotesque
violence on the part of both
Arab and Jew. Nowhere is this
ter of Israel, and yet travelers
and pilgrims trekking to "The
Holy Land" in search of historic and spiritual treasures
often avoid Tel Aviv like the
unique phenomenon moreap- This panoramic view of Tel Aviv was taken from Old Yafo. plague, rather than disturb
parent than in Tel Aviv, a city   Photo by Larry Hamill. see TBL AVIV pg. 3