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August 16, 1968 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1968-08-16

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Algeria Boycotted; Syrians Land in Israel by Mistake

within the next few days in po- ian and French intermediaries. Lebanese border. Although there and imprisonment of the former
(Continued from Page 1)
ternational airlines for reasons of litical efforts for release of the Arab spokesmen say they want was no further official comment, it Syrian ambassador to France, Dr.
Israel to release some Palestinian was said here that the pilots are Sami Al-Jundi, to an alleged .threat
plane and the Israelis.
safety and comfort.
by the latter to disclose details of
They said, however, that Air
(The Christian Science Mon- prisoners in return. Israeli spokes- regarded as prisoners of war.
a secret meeting that allegedly
men
have
unofficially
rejected
The
other
Syrian
pilot
held
in
Morocco was likely to aid Algeria itor reported from Beirut that
and that such airlines as the Arab the envoys of Algerian President this," Cooley said. He noted that custody is Second Lt. Radfan Rifaii, took place between S'yrian authori-
ties and Israel Foreign Minister
Middle East Airlines, Air India, Boumedienne had informed sev- spokesmen for the Popular Front 22.
Abba Eban in Paris a month be-
eral western governments that for the Liberation of Palestine,
Pakistan Airways, Soviet Aeroflot,
The landing of two Syrian air
fore the Six-Day War. According
which
hijacked
the
aircraft,
claim
he
would
release
the
hijacked
Polish Airways and the Czech air-
force jets in Israel has stirred un- to the paper, the Syrians agreed
it
as
"the
property
of
the
Palestin-
lines, among others in the Arab plane if Israel freed a few of
easiness in Arab capitals over the
ian people." According to Cooley, allegedly ambiguous role played to forfeit their territory up to
world and Eastern Europe, were the nearly 1,000 Arab terrorists
"The Iraqi government will file by Syria since the June 1967 Arab- Kuneitra if the Israelis promised
not expected to adhere to the boy- now held by Israel.
suit
with Algerian courts against Israel war and even in the last to push no further. In support of
cott. A spokesman for the AFAPA
(Diplomatic sources in Jerusalem
the
`Israeli
occupation authori- stages of that conflict, the "Diarist" that theory, the Lebanese news-
said that it would ask international expressed surprise over the ac-
cited the "swift fall of the
airlines not to carry Algerian ceptance by U Thant of an invita- ties' and has requested impound- wrote in Monday's London Times. paper
`impenetrable' Golan Heights and
passengers anywhere if the pilots' tion to visit Algiers in September ing of the Boeing.") The columnist said that while
Damascus' announcement of th(
boycott does not "bite."
Yosef Tekoah, Israel's ambassa- Syria has taken the most bellig-
but suggested that the acceptance
The London Times predicted might portend an early release of dor to the United Nations, told erent and intransigent stand of all fall of Kuneitra some hours before
the event, "Diarist" wrote.
that there would be widespread
the hijacked airline and the Is- newsmen last week that he is more the Arab countries involved in the
sympathy for the boycott. It raelis. They said that the secretary- optimistic than earlier in the week Six-Day War, it is significant that
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
noted that the pilots' group gave general, who has been pressing about the release of the plane and there have been no raids by Syr-
Algeria ample time to cooperate Algeria to release the plane and Israelis. He spoke to newsmen ians into Israeli territory and the 6—Friday, August 16, 1968
gracefully before calling the the Israelis, might have accepted after conferring with U Thant, at few "battles" which the Syrians
boycott and noted that the pilots the invitation on the assumption Thant's request, for a half hour have reported proved to have been
had additional measures in re-
that the problem would be re- on the subject of the hijacking. fictitious. While Syria is constant-
serve.
Thant informed Tekoah that he ly preaching guerrilla warfare to
solved by the time of his visit.
The papers said that "only in
(It was also reported in Jeru- had received a message from Al- "liberate" Palestine, it has for-
ternational action will discourage salem that Gideon Raphael, the gerian Pr esident Boumedienne bidden terrorist raids into Israel
hijackers by ensuring that they will director-general of Israel's Foreign dealing with the plane issue. Te- from its territory and has im-
receive an unfriendly welcome ministry, has been in Rome since koah told reporters that his "in- prisoned many Palestinian guerril-
wherever they land." It added Friday to take part in talks on crease in optimism" is a result of la leaders, the "Diarist" wrote.
Residential and Commercial .
He noted further that Syria re-
that "only very short-sighted and release of the plane and Israelis. the contests of the message. "I
irresponsible governments can give The plane vas seized July 23 over am still hopeful" that the issue fused to attend the Arab summit
LARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
active support to hijackers, as the Italian territory. Prime Minister "will be settled in accord with meeting at Khartoum in August
PROMPT DELIVERY INCLUDING
Algerian government has done. Levi Eshkol reported to the cab- international law and morality — 1967, ostensibly because it would
EVENINGS & SATURDAYS
Presumably the Algerians feel they inet Sunday on the status of the to use an Algerian phrase, "the not sit down with "reactionaries"
must show solidarity against Israel efforts to obtain release of the Israeli envoy said. He said that like Jordan and Saudi Arabia. He
but this way
is a singularly
priate
to do it." inappro-
plane and the Israelis, but no de- according to information he had quoted the Beirut newspaper Al-
tails were given nor did the gov- received, the Israelis are well Hawadithi which linked the arrest
The Guardian said that "the ernm ent spokesman indicate any taken care of in Algeria and there
measures are severe but they are cabinet reaction to U Thant's I was nothing to warrant concern
fully justified by the crime which scheduled visit to Algeria.)
about their physical state.
Algeria apparently is prepared to
JERUSALEM (JTA) — One of
ATTENTION OF
(The
American
Society
of
Travel
condone. The pilots have the sup-
the two Syrian pilots who landed
port of all nations that seek to Agents warned in New York that their MIG-17 jet interceptors in
CAPABLE AND MATURE
maintain the rule of law whether the hijacking represented "a fright Israel Monda y has been identified
it be by land, sea or air." the ening escalation" in such practices as s
member of the a prominent
Daily Express wrote in a similar and asked for international sane- I Syrian family that has considerable
bons
against
hijacking
of
all
car-
vein.
influence in that country's affairs.
Israel's Foreign Minister Abba viers. The organization presented According to reliable sources here,
in
Four independently owned, substantial general lines agencies ore
its
views
in
an
advertisement
Eban, on Saturday, expressed
25-year-old Lt. Walid Adham is a
in the process of creating a "LIFE GENERAL AGENCY" as a new
concern over the continued Al- the New York Times, headlined younger brother of the former
and separate corporate entity. The four ogencies are not interested
"Piracy
In
The
Air:
A
Threat
To
detention
of
the
hijacked
gerian
chief of Syrian intelligence serv-
in selling or amalgamating any part of their current general lines
airliner and the 12 Israelis in World Travel." The organization ices who held office during the
activities.
demanded
action
"to
ensure
the
his conversations here with Dr.
period of Egyptian-Syrian unifica-
immediate
release
of
the
passen-
Gunnar J a r r i n g, the United
tion as the United Arab Republic.
The Life man they seek will join the new Corporation as a fully
*
Nations Mid-East peace envoy. gers, crew and aircraft held il- The latter also served as a mem-
participating EQUAL PARTNER. He must be a man of proven
However, Eban did not ask Dr. legally in Algiers.")
ability, possessed of a thorough knowledge of the many sophisti-
(In Boston, the Christian Science Armistice
, ber of the
Israel-Syrian
Mixed
cated facets of Life Insurance in today's market.
Jarring to act to bring pressure
Commission
where
he
Monitor reported that Iraq has was said to have displayed more
on Algeria because of the ap-
*
All four general lines agencies ore presently selling substantial
proach already made by UN officially asked Algeria to im- violently anti-Israel sentiments
amounts of individual and group insurance. It is intended to in-
pound the hijacked airliner in ex- I than the average Syrian officer.
Secretary-General U Thant.
crease this production and, in addition, to provide Life Insurance
The foreign minister referred change for an Iraqi MIG-21 flown
An Israeli army spokesman con-
Service facilities to other substantial general lines agencies
to the UN effort in a statement to Israel by a defecting Iraqi pilot firmed Tuesday night that the two
throughout Michigan.
he made at Lydda Airport Friday two years ago. John K. Cooley pilots landed in Israel as a result
before departing for London on reported, _"The Iraqi move, it is be- of a navigational error. Te said
*
All replies to Box 894, The Jewish News, 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.,
the first leg of his visit to Africa, lieved, is an effort to provide Al- that interrogation of the men dis-
Detroit, Mich. 48235, will be treated in strictest confidence. Inter-
declaring that not all of the po - geria with legal justification to closed that they believed that the
views will be arranged throughout August and a decision is sched-
litical possibilities for solution of hold the plane in face of mounting airstrip on which they landed was
uled not later than Labor Day.
international
pressure."
"There
the problem had been exhausted.
in Lebanese territory: The strip
He also said at the airport that he have been persistent reports that is about 4 miles south of the
had an "impression" that the issue Algeria has been trying to work
was "nearing a climax" which he out a secret deal with Israel for
said he expected might be reached , return of the Boeing through Ital-

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Religious Zionist Parties to Receive
2 Seats on Jewish Agency Executive

JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Reli-
gious Zionist parties will be given
two seats on the new Jewish
Agency Executive in accordance
with an agreement approved by
the executive. One will carry the
portfolio of the religious education
department and one will be with-
out portfolio, but the members
will be associated with the affairs
of the Agency's absorption depart-
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spectively by Moshe Krona and
Mordechai Kirchblum.
The agreement will bring about
the ,return to the executive of the
Mizrachi and Hapoel Hamizrachi
factions. They had refused to par-
ticipate in the new executive estab-
lished at the 27th World Zionist
Congress here in June because
they were deprived of the aliya
(immigration) department which
the religious parties had controlled
for 30 years.
Aryeh Pincus, chairman of the
Jewish Agency, was given the aliya
portfolio.
The new head of the Jewish
Agency's youth and hehalutz
department said he believes a
visit to Israel is worth more than
thousands of words in the effort
to stimulate youths to immigrate

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his press conference that even a
brief visit would help foster Jew-
ish identity among young Jews
far removed from it and could
lead eventually to aliya.
Bar-On said his depart ment
would make a major effort to in-
crease the capacity of the various
summer and winter programs in
Israel for youth from abroad. He
said that the lack of facilities pre-
vented 500 youths from attending
summer camps and summer
courses here and resulted in hard-
ships for some who did come.
According to Bar-On, the pro-
grams organized by the Jewish
Agency's education and Tora edu-
cation departments attracted 1,500
youths from abroad this year, in
addition to 2,500 who joined various
institutes and camps. He expected
3,000 youths to come next year and
said the number could be increased
to 4,000 annually.

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