Khrushchev's Aid to Nasser and Anti-Israel
Speeches Denounced by Jews and Christians
tinuation that will lead to normal-
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Prime The Egyptian ambassador is said the universal moral principles of will present to the Parliament in
ization."
Minister Levi Eshkol expressed his to have emphasized also fears justice and brotherhood, I hereby Bonn a new bill designed to make
about
Israel's
National
Water
Car-
join
with
other
Americans
in
ex-
it
difficult
for
German
scientists
In reply to a question on another
regret over Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev's offer to provide more rier Project and other "aggressive pressing grave concern. We appeal to continue working on Egypt's point, he said he favored the
armament program, aimed at Is- tension of West Germany's stat(
arms to Egypt, and declared Israel designs." He was said to have to Soviet authorities:
"1. To extend to Jews in the So- rael, Prof. Karl Schmit, one of of limitations to permit furth,i
is ready now, as always, to "join asked the President to understand
in any endeavor for regional dis- why Egypt was forced to seek So- viet Union a full measure of equal- the German opposition party's top- trials of Nazi war criminals.
ity to which they are entitled un- most leaders, declared here. Prof. Don't Dishonor Revolution,
armament" in the Middle East, viet support.
Schmit is deputy chairman of the
White House spokesman Goerge der the Soviet constitution.
provided such an effort were
Belgians Tell Soviet Russia
coupled with "mutual inspection." Reedy, however, merely announced
"2. To eradicate every vestige of Bundestag, the lower house of
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
that
the
meeting
was
a
routine,
in
anti-Semitism
and
to
institute
a
West
Germany's
Parliament.
to The Jewish News)
In his statement in the Knesset,
BRUSSELS—A
leading Belgian
Noting that there is no bill deal-
he did not mention Khrushchev by formal visit arranged some time vigorous campaign against all anti-
ing with the scientists in Egypt socialist appealed to the Soviet
name, but referred to the offers ago. The President's response to Semitic manifestations.
Union Tuesday against continuing
of more arms to Nasser, voiced the reported position of the Egyp-
"3. To permit the creation of before the Bundestag now, Prof. to dishonor itself with anti-Semi-
Schmit said his party's draft meas-
by the Soviet leader the last two lion ambassador was unknown.
central
religious
institutions
to
tism "before all those in the world
A strong statement on the -U.S.
days during his current visit to
serve Soviet Jewry and to allow ure, to be introduced in the fall, who are trying to understand its
commitment
to
Israel
in
case
of
an
will
force
the
government
and
the
Egypt.
unrestricted worship and religious
other parties "at least to show their revolution and its struggle."
The Israel government regrets, Arab attack was urged in the House instruction for young and old.
hands" on the issue. The Bonn
Marcel Busiau, parliamentarian
Eshkol told Parliament. that, "de- of Representatives by Seymour
"4. To allow formal religious government, which had introduced and former Belgian cabinet minis-
spite Nasser'S aggressive declara- Halpern, New York Republican.
and
cultural
bonds
with
Jewish
a bill on this problem into the ter, assailed Soviet anti-Semitism
lions with regard to Israel, he Speaking on Khrushchev's visit to
communities abroad and to permit Bundestag, withdrew its draft when in the current issue of the central
benefits from political support and Egypt and his increasing military
arms supply from sources usually support to Egypt, Rep. Halpern said official exchange visits and reli- a paragraph touching upon the bulletin of the Belgian Socialist
gious pilgrimages to the Holy passports held by the scientists Party, "Directives and Documen-
propagating peace and coexist- that this now "unflinchingly means
tation."
in Egypt failed.
ence. Those aspiring to world that peace in the Middle East be- Land.
"5. To reopen Jewish cultural
peace must support also regional comes less of a surety."
"We socialists, who have never
Prof.
Schmit,
visiting
here
"Nasser will never surrender his institutions and to permit the full
practiced any blind and idiotic
peace.
as
a
guest
of
ORT,
expressed
"deep
expression
of
Jewish
cultural
life
"Arms in the hands of Egypt war on Israel if he can lean upon
anti-Sovietism, solemnly protest
regret" over the work of the Ger- against these methods, which con-
today bear neither an anti-imper- the support of a p. eat power," Rep. in Yiddish and Hebrew.
"6. To grant permission on a hu- man scientists in Egypt which, he stitute one of the most hideous
ialist nor a national liberation mis- Halpern continued. "The colonel
sion, but are directed in accord- will continue to .play one side off manitarian basis to those Jews said, could bring on another act vices of humanity. With numerous
ance with Egypt's declared policy against the other, and his own ad- who have been separated from of genocide. Legally, he said, noth- others we voice the desire that
toward an anti-Israel war—serving ventures can continue unchecked." their loved ones by the Nazi holo-
Russia will not continue to dis-
caust to rejoin their families in ing can be done by West Germany honor itself" with such practices,
also Nasser's aims to dominate Khrushchev Promises
against those scientists. Even a he stated.
other lands.
neighboring Arab countries," Esh- Nasser to 'Match' Arms
bill aimed at them, he declared,
kol continued. "All this negates Given by West to Israel
"7. To cease making Jews the could only place difficulties in
In an effort to explain the Soviet
fundamentally the peaceful co-
LONDON (JTA) — The Daily scapegoat in the governmental their paths but could not entirely anti-Jewish activities, that, in ad-
existence idea accepted by Russia Telegraph reported from Cairo campaign against economic crises prevent German scientists from dition to the Soviet wish to win
and the West alike." • Israel, he that Soviet Premier Nikita Khru- in the Soviet Union.
going to Egypt. However, he noted, over the Arab world and the an-
said, rejects an arms race as a shchev had promised Arab lead-
"The essential dignity and qual- no action whatever can be taken cestral tradition of pogroms in
Russia, the foremost reason "must
development endangering peace, ers during the current visit to ity of all men is an elementary
now, until next autumn.
be found in the economic situa-
and hampering development.
Egypt that the Soviet Union would religious and moral principle. So
In regard to German-Israeli rela- tion." The Belgian leader wrote
Reiterating Israel's readiness to more than match in supplies to long as this principle is violated,
join a regional disarmament move the Arab countries any modern I cannot in good conscience re- tions, he said he favored normal- that if the black market increases,
coupled with mutual inspection, he weapons given to Israel by the main silent. I, therefore, solemnly ization. "Relations may be good Jews are made responsible. Thus
noted that Israel never introduced Western Powers. T h e United subscribe to this urgent appeal." or bad," he stated, "but there must the attack on Jews, with Russians
new weapons into this area. "But," States, Britain and France were (Jews throughout the United be relations." He added that, when of all other nationalities made to
he said, "as long as Israel's enem- named specifically.
States devoted their Sabbath ser- the West Germany-Israeli Repara- appear as their innocent victims,
ies are not ready for disarmament,
The Soviet premier was under- vices last weekend to prayers on tions Agreement expires next year, is "nothing new under the sun,"
Israel must and will fortify her stood to have specified that his behalf of the Jews in the Soviet "there will be some sort of con- the socialist leader asserted.
deterrent strength, which is needed promise applied particularly to air- Union. The special weekend of ob-
for the preservation of the peace." craft, rockets and guided mis- servances on behalf of Soviet Jew-
Eshkol also reiterated the fact siles. ry was in response to a call for
that Israel's sole objective in nu-
The Soviet leader met with prayer issued by the Synagogue
clear development is aimed at re- Ahmed Shukairy, the head of the Council of America and was spon-
search for peaceful purposes. In recently formed "Palestine entity," sored by 24 national Jewish organ-
that context, he was replying to allegedly representing the Pales- izations whose combined member-
recent press reports abroad that tinian Arab refugees. Shukairy ships embrace the over,vheln ng
stated that not only Egypt but told the Soviet premier that the majority of America's estimated
Israel as well is engaged in the "Palestine entity" regarded the 5,500,000 Jews).
development of nuclear weapons.
"liberation" of Palestine from Is-
rael as inevitable. Premier Khru- German Socialist Promises
Executive of AFL Says
shchev restated to Shukairy his Continued Fight Against
Khrushchev Incites
tiL?
earlier pledge of support for the Scientists in Egypt
1
Arabs Against Israel
TEL
AVIV
(JTA)—The
West
Arab
stand
on
the
Palestine
issue.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
The Arab plan to divert the German Social Democratic party
AFL-ClOexecutive council charged
that Soviet Premier Nikita Khru- tributaries of the Jordan River
shchev is deliberately inciting the as a step to hamper Israel's tap Hebrew Corner
United Arab Republic to aggres- of the river for its National Water
sion against Israel. The Council Carrier project is now being im-
said in a public statement that plemented, Sadah Al Ahmed, the
Khrushchev's visit to the UAR was Kuwait foreign minister, asserted
"a hate-breeding tour" designed to here. He said that a special appro-
export list of the State of Israel
encourage President Nasser's am- priation for the purpose was made is The
a long one: in it can be found citrus
bitions to dominate the entire after the Cairo summit meeting of fruit, diamonds, agricultural produce,
women's underwear, jewelry,
heads of 13 Arab states last Jan- cement,
Arab world.
4
etc.
nary.
The Council noted "with dismay
Recently a special consignment left
a
number
of
stone
tab-
-
Informed sources here said that the Haifa port:
that the hope of the peoples of
lets upon the surface of which were
the world for peace and the ef- Kuwait had paid to date at least inlaj, ed thousands of tiny stones — mo-
work. When the tablets will be
forts of our country and its allies 250,000 pounds sterling ($700,000) saic
placed together on a wall there will be
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for a genuine detente have been for the first stage of the diversion a picture of the twelve signs of the
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zodiac
for
the
twelve
months
of
the
severely jarred" by the Khrushchev project, which will cost an esti- year.
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tour of the UAR and his abusive mated 6,000,000 pounds ($16,800,-
These tablets by Mordechai Gumpel
statements there. Notice was taken 000). It was indicated that the of Israel will decorate the wall .in the
entrance hall of the Foreign Trade
,
diversion
project
has
reached
the
by the Council of the continuing
Bank in London.
flow of Soviet ultramodern weap- blueprint stage in Arab capitals ,
These tablets are not the first works
M-1'?
the pair. A beautiful mosaic floor
ons to the Egyptian armed forces. but that no actual digging will by
made by them is in Paris. Other works
President Johnson Monday met start until a unified Arab military by them decorate public buildings in
with Ambassador Mostafa Kamel command is set up to prevent New York and of course in Israel.
Mordechai Gumpel came from Ger-
of Egypt and was reported by the "any Israeli counteraction."
many and settled in the Sde Nahum
Kibbutz. IVIordechai was a shepherd. He
Egyptian Embassy to have dis- 2,000 American Christian
3 2 LI1a4
met Miriam, his wife, in the kibbutz.
cussed continuation of American Clergymen Protest Soviet
Both of them had the same hobby: vis-
iting
the
area
and
seeing
the
old
mo-
aid to the Nasser regime, despite
BEVERLY HILLS (JTA) — High- saic works.
the huge, new, Soviet loan and
in the country there are hundreds of
newly announced Egyptian support ranking officials of the Roman floors
of the Roman and Byzantine
oy4pP
Catholic and P.otestant churches Periods, parts of those floors exist till
of Soviet foreign policy.
day.
Ambassador Kamel is reported were among the 2,000 Christian this
The mosaic handicraft is not an easy
"ttipip
to have countered American con- clergy who joined with Jewish one, it takes months till the craftsman
his work. It is difficult to
cern over the Nasser-Khrushchev leaders in signing a protest against finishes
find stones for mosaic work. Rocks from
communique issued in Cairo by the Soviet treatment of Russian rivers and fields must be broken.
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Thousands of small stones are neces-
stressing Arab anxiety over the Jews.
sary for a tablet of 2-3 square meters.
The text of the protest reads:
forthcoming visit of Israel's Prime
The two artists say: "the mosaic
"Profoundly disturbed by author- handicraft flourished in the country
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Minister Eshkol to Washington.
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and there is no reason that it should
itative reports of discriminatory not do so again."
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Translation of Hebrew column, Pub-
in the Soviet Union, and affirming fished by Brit Ivrit Olamit, Jerusalem.
Friday, May 29, 1964
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