Only Quiet Celebrations of Jerusalem Reunification to Be Allowed by Government THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — Celebrations of
+he first anniversary of the re-
ification of East and West
_rusalem, which falls on May 26,
according to the Hebrew calendar,
will be low-keyed generally as a
esture of conciliation to the Arab
•opulation of East Jerusalem, it
was indicated here.
The cabinet decided that only
schools will take official notice of
the event. A lesson on Jerusalem's
history will be given.
The only other official observ-
ance will be the recitation of a
;thanksgiving prayer" authored by
the chief rabbinate, which will take
place at the West Wall.
.
keynote address. Among other
items on its agenda, Herut will dis-
cuss whether to continue its par-
ticipation in the Eshkol coalition
government in which Begin holds
the post of minister without port-
folio. Herut advocates Israel's
permament retention of all oc-
cupied Arab territories.
Celebrations planned by vari-
ous non-governmental bodies are
being screened by a special
cabinet committee which will
pass on their fitness for the oc-
casion. All parades and outdoor
meetings "require • a police li-
cense. So far, no licenses have
been denied but police are in-
sisting on detailed parade routes
and timetables for each event.
One event will be the convention
of the rightist Herut Party, sched-
uled to open May 26 outside the
Zion Gate, one of the entrances
to the old walled city. The site was
chosen to dramatize the re-unfica-
tion of Jerusalem. Party leader
Menahem Begin, will deliver the
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Erubin 54
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