Jews of Israel and of the United States ought to display greater appreciation of all expressions of Jewish living, rather than “paint themselves in to their own ideological corners,” it was declared last night as the consensus of the annual “dialogue” between Jews of the two countries, conducted by the American Jewish Congress. The parley, held this year at the Weizmann Institute of Science at Rehovoth, was concluded today. All but one of the dialogue sessions were closed to the public.
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