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El Censo De La EL SIONISMO GENE- RAL ES EL PARTIDO PROGRESISTA DE IS- RAEL. GARANTIA DE DEMOCRACIA Y DE JUSTICIA SOCIAL PA- RA TODOS SUS HABI- TANTES. EDITADO POR LA HISTADRUT JALUTZIT OLAMIT-HANOAR HAZIONI EN MEXICO, SUPLEMENTO Regiatío en trámite DE "LA VOZ SI0NIST™ PORTE PAGADO NUM. 18 Redacción México, D. F., 31 de Diciembre de 1948 y Administración AÑO I Av. Kislev 29 de 5709 Chapultepec Núm. 300 TeTs.: 11-2 3-34 — 11-23-44 NUM. 1 ¿LESA México, D. F. E. D sí Usaron ITO R I A L Por M. EISENSTADT SIGNIFICADO Tanques n sus Ultimos Ataques La Necesidad de Pasar del Sionismo Pasivo al Activo DE. JANUKA i Manufactura Americana, Pero Fueron Llegó el momento decisivo en — ados al Renio Unido que la to me recuerda las palabras de uno de Por PABLO RUDOMIN — juventud de México debe hacerse esta los fundadores del Sionismo teórico, Ahad — pregunten ¿están satisfechos del Reinaba en Palestina el Rey Antíoco Epi- Un va cinco ametralladoras cada uno. Estos trabajo Haam: 'Trímero hay que echar fuera el que se ha realizado en esta u otra fanes, que fué un rey cruel para con los jo- «y que cin• tanques nunca han sido utilizados por organi- Galuth de los judíos y después a los ju- zación (no dios: les prohibía guardar el sábado, esta- puestos fue las fuerzas norteamericanas, jalutzista)? ¿Están de acuerdo dios del Galuth" pero fue- y ustedes tienen que diar la Tzas defen• ton con con los principios de un Torah, profanaba los templos, etc. fabricados de acuerdo las es- Sionismo pasivo, empezar por liberarse de la influencia del En ese -ih taque egip• pecificaciones británicas, para que pu־ o quieren llevar a cabo un trabajo más tiempo la influencia helénica se Galuth y se esto puede realizar mediante zo más fuerte entre los , ci e m b r ser activo dentro de las filas de dicha judíos, muchos 6e e, dieran transportados en los gigan- Orga- un sistemático y diario trabajo de edu- nlzación? convertían a la religión griega, otros adop- los Estados téseos planeadores británicos tipo ¿Creen ustedes que esta clase cación “Ha- sionista y hebrea, bajo el cual un taban sus I el milcar”. El de actividad desarrollada hasta costumbres, eran más realistas, ejército nombre dado por los britá- ahora joven ne nicos a tales׳ queda unido a su pueblo, a su pa- puesto que comenzaban a ían sido puede ser de alguna utilidad para cada practicar la gim- tanques es “Locustus”. Se tria y a su idioma. los uno de ustedes personalmente, egipcios sabe que Gran Bretaña recibió un car- pues está Para fuera de que un joven pueda llevar a ca- ios meses. gamento este año cualquier discusión que esta cía- de “Locustus” y que bo esta clase de trabajo, tiene que per- 1 cuidadoso se de trabajo no representa ayuda Egipto recibió refuerzos de tanques del algu- a tenecer una Organización cuya ideolo- los Reino Unido durante los meses na para la reconstrucción de Israel? tanques, dos pa- gía se identifique con un Movimiento :os israelíes, sados. Los ¿Creen ustedes que, después de los su- egipcios emplearon por pri- nat mera vez dichos׳ cesos Mundial o con Partido cuya ata de actuales de tan enorme trascen• algún meta tanques para atacar dencia final sea Israel. Para que el trabajo de i toneladas, las que han tenido lugar durante es- posiciones israelíes durante el ata* te una Organización sea fructífero, serio y liLímetros y que a último año, no repercutan en la ju- Nirim. práctico, debe contarse con una ideolo- ventud del Galuth, con el propósito de reconstruir nuestra Patria, Israel? gía definida y con un contacto activo con Israel. Este contacto debe brotar de dos La mayoría de ustedes estará de acuer- fuentes: lo. de la constante rantes en los Próximos Cinco do en ayuda moral que hoy en día ya no podemos para la educación sionista permitimos el lujo de conducir el traba- y el espíritu jalutzlsta, que proviene de Medinath Is- )odor Goldstein jo a base de un Sionismo pasivo, sino rael; y 20. con la contribución del mate que tenemos que unimos todos en las 1. — El Dr. hacia Israel había completado rlal humano para la Aliya por la juven algunos filas del Sionismo activo; es decir, un la Agencia arreglos con la Corporación Israel de tud del Galuth; en Kibutzim y Moshavot, verdadero y sistemórtico trabajo de edu- ió la inmi- Norteamérica en ciudades o para suministrar cación sionista con un fin pueblos la juventud podrá práctico, que ilion y me- $3,000.000 de dólares destinados a fi- así contribuir para la construcción de Me. cada joven tiene que imponerse a sí mis- / los países nanciar el programa de viviendas de mo, dinath Israel. y éste debe ser Hagshama Atzmlt, o neo 1949 de la La años, e Agencia Judía. La necesi- sea, autorealización del trabajo en Erets posibilidad de adaptarse y acomo ad del plan dad de casas se hace más aguda a me- IsraeL La unión entre la juventud del Ga- darse a la mayor brevedad posible, es del judaís- dida que aumenta la inmigración, di- luth con decir, Un Soldado del la juventud de Israel, que si- encontrar trabajo y habitación, es Ejército de Israel Enciende ha tein predijo jo el Dr. Goldstein. Se espera que en el do fortalecida con la reciente facilitado por aquel Partido a que en su Inmigra- perte- Hogar las Luminarias de Januhe. mas 600 li- mes de diciembre el número de inmi- dón de miles de jóvenes de nece el joven que se dirige a IsraeL Pero Europa y persona. grantes arribados supere todos los ré- cientos de jóvenes de la América Latina, no sólo esto es el punto esencial pqra nasia,/en fin, era una asimilación parcial >, en confe- cords y lleguen 28,000; 5,000 más que entre los cuales se encuentran varios jó- adquirir una ideología digna de un pue- del pueblo judío. :s de partir en noviembre. venes de México, ha dado por resultado blo que tiene una ser Para patria. Queremos colmo de los colmos, el rey Antío- la ofrenda gloriosa de la vida de todos ciudadanos de este país y, para lograrlo, co, mandó poner su estatua y la del Dios estos jóvenes, al lado de sus hermanos contraeremos obligaciones para con núes- griego, Zeuz, en el ara sacrosanta, sin res- en una de Isreal, en esta lucha histórica tra Patria México Comisión por la y una de estas obligaciones es petar la creencia y leyes religiosas judías liberación y construcción de nuestra Pa- la de fomentar la de conciencia política de que no era permitido a nadie poner es- conomic tria. Esta Corporation” unión será inseparable la un tatúas porque juventud de país soberano y libre. dentro de ningún templo judie. Di- ha sido sellada por la sangre Cada chos actos fueron de Sr. Elias y el sudor joven, desde la edad de 18 años, los que originaron el gran México, Sourasky Presi dente de la de nuestra Juventud. Tenemos tiene a levantamiento 1 el que com• derecho votar en Israel y así par- encabezado por los Macabeos, pasado Campaña Pro-Defensa de Israel los sa- prender que Israel sanos, el cual dió es, ludo efusivamente. quiere jóvenes ticipa en el establecimiento o desarrollo por resultado que Palestina que- la visita tanto física como dara libre otra vez 1. Torchiner La “Israel espiritualmente, que es- de uno u otro partido político que surja aunque por poco licm- Eoconomic Corporation” tén a tiene preparados para esta lucha por el en Medinath IsraeL Por lo tanto, es nece po. Organiza- proyectado invertir en Construc- resurgimiento de nuestra Patria. Dos victorias de los los ciones. Industrias 8ario que la juventud del Galuh se pre- judíos fueron decid- Unidos, y otras fuentes de Surge entonces esta pregunta: ¿sienten vas e influyeron en el cambio total de la si- entación de progreso suma 25 de dó- pare sistemáticamente y poco a poco para la de millones ustedes también la tuación de necesidad, al igual ellos, la de Emmaus y la de Betb- ration”, que lares, y dichas personas vinieron a esta vida política en IsraeL El trabajo que en zur. El México estos jóvenes, de brindar alguna peligro que había amenazado al pue- ! la Organi- para estudiar las posibilidades forma su que se lleva a cabo en las ayuda a Medinath Israel? Sé Organizado- blo, fué decididamente alejado. Cerca de de próximas relaciones económicas en- tres años que muchos de ustedes todavía no están fies debe cristalizarse en la ideología y y medio había transcurrido des- tre México e Israel. Al idente de la respecto ya se preparados para esta clase de lucha. Es- madurez ha formulado un política de sus componentes. —Pasa a grupo de iniciativa la Pag. 4— ►léxico hizo que está tratando este asunto en be- tantes, y el neficio de los dos países. EL CENSO DE LA que xsraei na vioiaao aenoeraaamcn- ae ios colegios upo larout en Ridiculizando las explicaciones que uimiuitiuHu ijimlITA el Galuth, adquieren hoy en día DE MEXI han asegurado que el paso de la fron- mayor importancia que nunca, 1• El próximo lunes 10 de ene- reunir 108 tera egipcia por los ejércitos judíos datos que se requie- SE ESTUDIARA LA RIQUEZA porque serán el puente espiri ro, dará ocurrió “en forma accidental” el Mi- principio el censo ge- ren. El texto de las preguntas tual y educativo entre Israel y neral de población de toda la SUBTERRANEA DEL PAIS que hay que llenar se publican nisterio, un vocero del gobierno britá- la diáspora comunidad judía de México, en la nico que última plana de este nú- TEL AVIV.
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