Civilizations
Clash in New Israel
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to find an entrance to a redeemed speedy one it was, it would have
been substituted by total de-
It had not yet been completely struction. That's how the Arab
rebuilt, but there was a Tora, guns were aimed at little Israel.
benches, taleisim, prayerbooks, a Now this small state is five times
study room—and near it a Sukka! the size it was on June 4 and in-
Then we learned that this street cluded in the acquired areas are
previously was known as Hakhta defensive media that will make
al-Yahud—the street of the Jews ! it impossible to threaten Israel
Students of history, geography, anew—as the state was threatened
folklore—all aspects of human ex- before the last War of Miracles.
• • •
perience—will find a lifetime of
work here. For archeologists, Is-
There are v a s t new develop
rael, ever old, always new, this ments in the New Judaea—in
is a gold mine of revelations and Modern Israel—that make for
information. For historians, there genuine pride. The universities are
is cause of wonderment. For so- bursting at the seams. The Hebrew
ciologists, there is a wealth of University, Tel Aviv University,
material for endless studies.
the Technion, Bar-Ban University
How can one speak of the mili- —all admitted large numbers of
tary angles? Atheist and religious students this week: each turned
can not avoid speaking of the nes away more than were admitted.
—the miracle ! The tourist comes
It is the spirit as well as the
into a new territory. He is sur- might that is in evidence—and
rounded by hordes of Arabs. There there is no jubilation over the
is hatred in many eyes. And there might. There have been too many
may not be an Israeli in uniform losses, there are continuing losses
in sight anywhere. Yet there is resulting from infiltrations. The
confidence that Israel can not be country still is on the defensive.
uprooted again, that the new ad- There is lots to be attained and
vantages gained can not be taken regained. Only a people motivated
away from the embattled modern by the will to live could have sur-

ing in hotels in the Old City the synagogue--of the Lubavitcher !

tourist is awakened by the crowing
of hens, not to speak of the melo-
dious prayers chanted by the
Muezzin.
It is not these factors alone,
however, that present a problem.
An auto can not stop anywhere
in areas where there are hordes
of Arabs without' flocks of chil-
dren, as young as 6 or 7, con-
verging upon the car with rags,
insisting on wiping or washing
it; or even larger numbers of
mere children offering bargains
in order to obtain Israeli liras.
And many simply beg ! Duririg
school hours the streets are filled

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Israel to Establish Ties With Iran

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JERUSALEM — Formal diplomatic relations will be established
shortly between Israel and Iran which recognizes the Jewish state but
has never exchanged ambassadors with it.
This was stated here Monday night by Mordechai Zar, chairman

of Persian Immigrants Association of Israel, at a gathering marking
the recent coronation of the Shah of Iran.
The gathering was attended by Dr. Saked Sadriyeh, an official
of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, who has been living in Israel for

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Yet, there are scores of incidents
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instance, on the return walk
through the narrow alley-like street
leading from the Kotel Hamaaravi,
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named in Arabic and its English
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instances in the liberated portion
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ment did not remove the street
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like the old ones, the Hebrew
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