Golda Meir to Speak Here at Dinner Honoring Emma Schaver
Golda Meir, Israel's former foreign minister and former ambassador to Soviet Russia,
will be the guest speaker at the Emma Schaver testimonial dinner on Nov. 7 at Cobo Hall.
The affair will be on behalf of Israel Bonds.
Mrs. Meir will present the Israel government's position in the aftermath of the Six-Day
War and on the many problems facing Israel in its efforts to obtain a permanent peace with
the Arabs.
The entire Detroit Jewish community is being invited to join in honoring Emma Schaver
for her life-long service to the American community, to the Jewish people, to the State of
Israel and to humanity.
Mrs. Schaver is the chairman of the Detroit Israel Bond Women's Division, is a leader
in many humanitarian causes, and she and her family have sponsored many projects in Israel.
She was one of the "36 Lamed Vovniks" who founded the Truman Peace Foundation in
Jerusalem. Just after the end of the Six-Day War, she headed the world Zimrya Choral
Festival and sang "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" on Mr. Scopus before an audience of thousands.
Concert singer, artist and philanthropist, Emma Schaver has been a great force in the
cultural life of Detroit and has heartened and encouraged musicians, artists and writers of
all faiths. She has been especially interested in education and in the future of Jewish youth.
Guerrillas Initiate New Sabotage Strategy
This brings the number of Arab
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schools in East Jerusalem now
the operational methods of the
operating
to 22 and attendance to
El Fatah that the effectiveness of
more than 80 per cent of normal.
Israeli army and police actions
against the terrorists had led to
Two residents of Nablus have
the decision to operate the guer- been arrested on suspicion of tak-
illa activities from bases in Syria ing part in incitement of the Arabs
and Jordan.
to civil disobedience. They are a
Until recently, it was noted, El Nablus town counsilor and a mem-
Fatah and Palestinian Liberation ber of the Jordanian military po-
Front saboteurs were smuggled lice.
into Israeli-held Arab territories
Other Nablus notables have been
where they established bases for indicating orally and in writing
raids and other sabotage actions. their opposition to such incitement
Now, the sources said, the guerril- and their willingness to cooperate
las were operating from Jordan with Israeli authorities in main-
and Syrian bases. The sources cited tenance of law and order.
as an example of the shift in strat-
Prime Minister Eshkol de-
egy the raid Sunday night on Rib-
clared during a tour of East
utz Hamadiyeh in the Beisan
Jerusalem that several of the
valley in which El Fatah men
A r a b terrorist organizations
killed a soldier home on leave and
which have organized sabotage
blasted one building while fleeing
acts in Israel had been broken
back across the Jordan river.
up and he promised help to all
Israeli officials reported also that
residents of Judea and Samaria
' interrogation of an El Fatah raider
in the occupied West Bank who
captured in trackdowns last week
were willing to cooperate with
had revealed that a group of El
Israeli authorities.
Fatah saboteurs had planned to
Eshkol named a special inter-
blow up the offices of the Israeli ministerial committee to deal with
military governor in Nablus, a all questions arising on the city of
center of anti-Israel agitation.
Jerusalem, particularly those in-
One of the captured terrorists volving conflicts or jurisdiction be-
confessed he had been assigned to tween various authorities.
that obpective but that it had been
A group of village elders of Tulk-
delayed because of an argument arem met to express their disso-
among members of the group over
ciation from the El Fatah sabotage
payments. The next day, an Israeli acts. The elders declared that the
helicopter unit intercepted the El Fatah men were not local in-
group which was then seized.
' habitants but infiltrators from out-
Mayor Hamdi Canan of Nablus side the area. They urged the Is-
joined Tuesday with mayors and raeli military authorities not to
heads of village councils in the take any punitive action against
northern section of the West Bank local Arabs who, they said, had no
in a manifesto to the Arab resi- connection with the sabotage acti-
dents urging them to dissociate vities.
themselves from the activities of
The Israel government officially
the El Fatah and other guerrilla
informed the United States that it
groups. The manifesto declared
had not taken any general deci-
that such activities were harmful
sion on establishing settlements in
to the Arab population and urged
the occupied West Bank areas. The
that the residents refuse to pro- statement was made to William
vide the guerrillas with any help.
Dale, American charge d'affaires,
Two Arab saboteurs caught re- when he called at the foreign min-
cently at Hebron were sentenced istry in accordance with instruc-
by a military court Monday to life tions from Washington to obtain a
imorisonment. The men are Mus- clarification of Israel's position.
tafa Hamayes, leader of a unit of
The envoy was told that Mar
the Palestine Liberation Front.
Etzion, between Hebron and
and Ahmed Ukal, of Damascus,
Bethlehem, which Israeli units
who had been sent to the West
resettled, was a stronghold and
Tank from Syria to train sabotage
that the settlers belonged to
gangs.
pioneering youth groups which
Mayor Hamdi Canan of Nablus
were part of the Israeli Army.
joined Tuesday with mayors and
Religious units of Nahal, the
heads of villages councils in the
northern section of the West Bank Israeli paramilitary organization,
will
be established in the Old City
in a manifesto to the -Arab resi-
dents urging them to disassociate of Jerusalem to work on the res-
themselves from the activities of toration of the Jewish quarter
the El Fatah and other guerrilla ' there, Mayor Teddy Kollek an-
groups. The manifesto declared nounced. The quarter had been
that such activities were harmful destroyed by the Jordanians. May-
to the Arab population and urged or Kollek said its restoration would
thta the residents refuse to provide be undertaken with "special care,"
in order to avoid changing the gen-
the guerillas with any help.
The manifesto was initiated by eral character of the area.
Mayor Canan who also was act-
Two Arab villages near Hebron,
ing to bring about reopening of in the West Bank area, destroyed
during last June's Six-Day War,
all schools in Nablus.
Six more elementary schools in are being rebuilt by Israel, and the
East Jerusalem opened Tuesday. residents of three Arab refugee
6—Friday, October 6, 1967
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
camps will be relocated there, the
newspaper, Maariv reported.
The refugees to be moved to the
rebuilt villages are among those Foreign Minister Abba S. Eban
who have been aided since 1950 by will report this development to the
the United Nations Relief and United Nations General Assembly.
The Israeli Air Force, it was
Works Agency. According to the
disclosed, is in possession of an
newspaper, Israel will establish in-
operational two-seater trainer
dustries that would help them, as
plane, "El Goumhuriyeh," the
well as the former inhabitants of
the villages, to become self-sup- pride of the Egyptian aircraft in-
porting. According to Maariv, the
dustry. The craft was found,
heavily camouflaged, in the Sinai
project will be the first to be de-
Desert near the Egyptian Army
veloped by Israel to aid the Arab
headquarters.
refugees from the 1948 war, and
A member of an Israeli "booty
squad" searching the Sinai Desert
found the plane fueled up and
ready to fly but for a damaged
wheel. He replaced the damaged
wheel with one taken from a So-
vi et-m a de plane nearby, damaged
by the Israelis, covered the Egyp-
tian insignia with the Israeli Air
Force emblem, and flew the Egyp-
tian ship to an Israeli base near
Tel Aviv.
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