Erhard to Eshkol: Talks Will Bring Favorable Results
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — West Ger-
many's Chancellor Ludwig Erhard
assured Prime Minister Levi
Eshkol in a message received by
the latter here through a ranking
emissary that his government in-
tends to bring the Israeli-German
talks on Bonn's aid to Israel "to
a favorable conclusion." The
talks, once interrupted, are sched-
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Allies of Israel Fear French-Arab Amity
PARIS (ZINS) — Official circles
uled to be resumed in Bonn Wed- in German-Israeli relations will
of the French Foreign Ministry
commence."
nesday.
here voice the view that Arab
The ErharcIF -
Eban has been conferring for states which are openly demon-
message to Esh-
the last few days with Asher strating their distrust of the
kol, delivered
Ben Nathan, Israel's envoy to United States and England are, on
personally by
Bonn, and other members of the the other hand, manifesting strong
Erich Blumen-
negotiating team that is to join support for France.
feld, a member
Well-informed circles concede
the diplomat for the Bonn talks.
of the foreign af-
Political circles here expressed that this new political atmosphere
fairs committe&
optimism regarding the outcome will sooner or later have an impact
of the German
of the economic aid talks with on France's relations toward Is-
Bundestag, (low-
rael.
West Germany.
er house of parli-
Erhard
ament) informed
the Israeli leader that the chancel- New Religious Group in Israel Outlines Aims;
lor takes "a personal interest in
the talks due to their great his- `Coercion' Hit by American Friends of Freedom
toric significance."
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Move- issued by the American Friends of
Blumenfeld arrived here Tues-
ment
for Torah Judaism, the newly- Religious Freedom in Israel.
day and conferred with Foreign organized
religious association,
The statement declared that reli-
Minister Abba Eban, as well as
came out with a challenge to "party gious coercion places Israel in the
with the ministers of finance and rule" over Jewish religious life in position of "emulating our oppres-
commerce and industry. He told
sors, of mocking the efforts of Jews
a news conference Wednesday Israel.
The new association, which ab- everywhere on behalf of human
that he has found "considerable
rights and of reneging on its na-
understanding for Germany's jured all political ties, called for tional and international commit-
establishment
of
religious
life
on
own difficulties" within Israeli
ments."
political circles. He expressed a voluntary basis founded on syna-
Friends of Israel in the United
gogue membership. The initiator of
the conviction that after the con- the
new movement, Prof. Ephraim States are asked to prevail upon
clusion of the talks to be re- Urbach,
the Hebrew University, Israel's public officials to see that
opened next week "a new era defined of
its aims as that of foster- "all vestiges of religious coercion
ing traditional Judaism and "re- must be eradicated from Israel's
furbishing" Jewish religious law laws and institutions." Officers of
Israeli Killed, One Hurt
and institutions under "modern the organization include the Recon-
in Fight With Arabs
structionist leader, Rabbi Ira Eisen-
conditions."
JERUSALEM — In a six-hour
The new group expressed "deep stein; Prof. Horace Kallen, of the
duel with automatic weapons and concern" over the "present un- New School for Social Research;
mortars, an Israeli soldier was democratic domination of Israel's and Shlomo Katz, editor of "Mid-
killed and another wounded Tues- religious councils and religious stream."
life by political parties." The
day.
Despite three cease fires ar- group's leaders said the movement
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ranged by the United Nations, Is- already had 300 registered mem-
The Conference on Jewish Ma-
raeli and Jordan troops fought bers, mainly university teachers
terial Claims Against Germany last
most of the day. Each side accused and students.
Prof. Urbach, national chairman, year allocated a total of $115,000
the other of violating the cease
announced plans to publish a jour- for educational, cultural, medical
fires.
(In Amman, Jordan, a govern- nal and organize information cam- and general welfare projects in the
Netherlands.
ment spokesman said two Israelis paigns, symposia and lectures.
Meanwhile, in New York, an ap-
were killed and three wounded. He
said two Jordanian soldiers and peal to American Jews to oppose THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
"religious coercion" in Israel was 18—Friday, April 22, 1966
two civilians were wounded.)
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The same circles comment that
even at this time France is ready
to sell Arab states weapons simi-
lar to those it sells to IsraeL
These "new winds" as well as the
well-known fact that the French
Foreign Ministry harbors pro-Arab
sentiment have evoked consider.
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