Israel's Black Panthers become symbol of dissent
In Jerusalem the Sephardic Jews alliance faces internal rifts amid postwar tension as a small grupo calling itself the Black Panthers, led by Reuven Abergil, uses provocative name and riots to gain attention. City officials debate the impact while noting Sephardic grievances against Ashkenazi establishment.
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Sephardim in Israel balance and burden in society
Official figures show Sephardim constitute 50 to 60 percent of Israel’s population yet hold only a minority of seats in the 120 seat parliament and two of 48 cabinet posts. The group, while the largest producers of future citizens, faces education, housing and parental control challenges amid large families. A national insurance institute survey notes these dynamics.
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Pantera Panthers reshaped by young Iraqi-born graduate
One in five urban Israeli families lives near or below poverty, mostly Sephardim, with the outlook worsening. Aber Gil is slipping from leadership as Yesheskel Cohen, 30, joins the Panthers as a committed revolutionary. Cohen, an Iraqi-born Tel Aviv University graduate, criticizes the government as racist and claims Ashkenazi privilege.
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Egypt and U S push to reopen Suez Canal talks
Western sources report U S envoy Donald Bergus carried Egyptian messages to President Anwar Sadat and Foreign Minister Riad proposing a more flexible stance on reopening the canal. Cairo says Egypt remains firm on troop crossing but open to noncombat units. Meir signals prospects dim as the Gaza fighting continues. The talks follow Sadat's February plan and a U S mediation role.
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Bill Drake Home Profile of a Broadcast Rock Powerhouse
Bel Air California based designer of radio music formats for stations nationwide age 83 watches stations poolside monitors latest book The Godfather He created Solid Gold Rock and Rolland Hit Parade 71 two top formats shaping what young listeners hear Intuitive shrewd casual abrasive approach fuels his rise as a dominant force in broadcast rock quoted on the music minds of youth and radio branding
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