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February 22, 2002/Adar 10, 5762, Vol. 54, No. 23

Letters to the Editor

February 22, 2002

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Mistake to close Israel Bonds

Editor:
Closing the local Israel Bonds office - eliminating a local presence and ending the important work that Tina Sheinbein and others have done to promote investment in Israel - is destructive. (Jewish News, Feb. 15) Other ways should have been found to economize. Bonds support the Israeli economy. Shutting down the local Israel Bonds office is counterproductive.

David Shefrin
Scottsdale

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