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October 31, 1969 - Image 11

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1969-10-31

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Israeli Commando Raids Yield
llEgyptians.StrongExchangePoint

towns and lists of Arabs who col-

laborated with Israeli authorities.

"A Best-S- eller -
It's Got to Be"

An East Jerusalem boy, 19, was
fined $120 and given a suspended
sentence for inciting Arab mobs
against police and firemen during
the Aug. 21 Al Aksa Mosque fire.

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Three corn - tian
claims that its aircraft sue-
on an unscheduled visit and
mando raids into Egyptian tern -
cessfully raided Israeli military
within hours was entertaining
tory well behind the lines, carried positions
in the
troops in the Suez Canal zone.
northern
Sinai,
out in the last seven
A man should live so that at
days, have about 60 miles from the Suez
Kaye requested permission to
given Israel 11 Egyptian
the close of every day he can re-
visit the canal after learning
and a strong bargaining prisoners ('anal. According to Cairo, its jets
peat: "I have not wasted my day
point in struck at Israeli fortifications and
that an Israeli entertainer was
securing the release of two Israeli -
—Zohar.
left them in flames." An Israeli
fatally wounded there two days
pilots held by the Egyptians. military
ago.
spokesman said that low-
Previous negotiations for the re- flying
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Egyptian planes came in
lease of the two men have proved over the sea The two Israelis killed in five
Friday, Ocotber 31, 1969-11
unavailing.
house bombings in
attack
attack on the pars-military settle- Haifa last week were Chaim Man-
The three raids all followed a
mein of Nahal N'am on the north- kowit, 55, a watchman at Man-
the
pattern. They were small, con- ern Sinai coast. He said they fled Haifa
z. Technion, and Mrs. Rachel
ducted with great 'speed and pre-
within minutes after dropping Ley, 50, a mother of three.
cision, reached their specified ob- bombs that mise
INCORPORATED
s I their target
rPo t s.
— - C ------r -------
jectives well behind the Egyptian Ife said there were
no casualties Twenty-six were injured.
lines and were completed without or damage. The attack was the
A volunteer organization of
casualties to the attacking forces. first Egyptian air strike against residents was set up in Haifa to
The first raid was carried out Israel-held territory since Ott.
6.. patrol the streets and homes fol-
against military positions at Ras
Israel and Egypt traded air lowing the bombings.
Abu Darag on the Gulf of Suez, blows on the Sinai Peninsula and
Israeli authorities reported that
on the night of Oct. 22. Three
across the Suez Canal over the they have uncovered evidence
• Egyptian soldiers were killed in
weekend as Israeli and Egyptian linking a number of Israeli Arab
this action.
artillery dueled over the water- villagers in the north of the coun-
The second raid, on the night of way and other fighting flared try with sabotage gangs outside
Oct. 25, hit an Egyptian transport across the ceast-fire lines with of Israel.
on the Safaga-Keena Road which Jordan. Israeli aircraft raided
A Jerusalem district court sen-
links the Nile Valley and the west guerrilla positions in Jordan. hit-
'0010.UnesCouzensDrive
coast of the Gulf of Suez and the ting targets for the first time in tenced Mohammed el-Ilazina, 40,
Detroit :35, Michigan
Red Sea. Four vehicles were de- the northwest suburbs of Amman, an East Jerusalem businessman
stroyed in this raid, and 11 F.gvp- the capital. , to fis:e years' imprisonment for
Cone.pate aut./044'V-
Eleven Israeli soldiers were providing Jordanian intelligence
tians, civilian employes of the
• Phone:342-5666
army, were captured. Safaga is Wounded, one fatally in a surprise officials with maps of Israeli
actually on the Red Sea, about Egyptian air raid Friday on Is-
100 miles below Sharm-el Sheikh. raeli positions near Romani. about
Israel's southernmost base.
2n miles from the Suez Canal.
Israeli aircraft blasted Egyptian
The third commando raid.
positions in the Canal zone Friday
carried out Monday night, hit
and Egyptian planes raided Israeli
another Egyptian army trans-
nositions near the canal on Satur-
, port on the coastal road between
day.
Ras Zafarana and Ras Rhareb.
A military spokesman said
Three Egyptian soldiers were
one MIG - 17 was shot down by a I
killed in this clash and an army
Hawk
missile during the raid
vehicle destroyed.
on Romani and another exploded
Announcement of the three com-
in the air over the Suez Canal.
mando raids was not made until
An Israeli soldier was fatally
Tuesday, when it was disclosed
wounded
by artillery fire in the
that the International Red Cross
canal zone. Another was killed
had been notified of the presence and two were
wounded last Fri-
of the civilian prisoners in an
day in mortar attacks from Jor-
Israeli-controlled
area. The Is-
danian territory on five Beisan
raelis declared that the prisoners
Valley settlements. Four Arab
were being treated in accordance saboteurs were killed last Friday
with the Geneva Convention.
night in a clash with an Israeli
Israeli Air Force planes made patrol near limo Sidra on the
three attacks on Egyptian nosi- Jordan River.
. lions along the Suez Canal Totes-
Bazooka shells were fired near
' day. The third attack, which was the Israel-Jordan-Svrian border
! of 90 minutes' duration blasted junction
-
Sunday morning Fifteen
.positions in the central section. mortar shells exploded last Fri-
All the Israeli aircraft returned day at Yardena settlement in the

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safely. Beisan Valley injuring two horses
Israeli ground forces Poured' and causing some damage.
concentrated fire into guerrilla
Israeli sappers demolished 18
. positions on the east bank of the Arab-owned houses in Khalhoul
Jordan Toesday night following village near Hebron last Saturday
mortar and bazooka shelling of following the death of an Israeli
Israeli positions in the southern second lieutenant who was fired
Beisan Valley sector. There were 011 from one of the houses.
no casualties on the Israeli side.
Six Israeli surveyors in the em-
Israel Air Force planes attackcd nlov of the Jewish National Fund
Egyptian, positions in the central were i in j ured when their jeep hit
sector of the Suez Canal for an a mine in the Golan Heights.
hour Sunday night and blasted an
entertainer,
American
The
Arab guerrilla camp in Jordan
Monday morning.
Danny Kaye. arrived in Israel
The • target in Jordan was a
guerrilla eneampment at Khirhot
Katef. A snolzesman said it was Congressman Charges
hit in retaliatien for a guerrilla
attack this morning on an Israeli U.S• Army Taught UAR
patrol near Gesher in the Beisan Officers Use of Gas
Valley.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Rep.
Three Israeli soldiers were in -
Robert W. Kastenmaier. Wiscon-
jured when an Army vehicle hit
a mine near Raffah in the south. sin Democrat, charged Tuesday
that the U.S. Army has instructed
ern Gaza Std. , Three Arab satin.
Egyptian military officers in the
tours were killed Monday in an
poison gas.
encounter with an Israeli patrol use of
In a letter to Army Secretary
near Al Arish in the nortli , .rn
Sinai. There were no casualties Stanley Resor. the Congressman
referred to reports that the Penta-
on the Israeli side.
gon trained more than 500 foreign
A nephew of the late Prime military specialists from 36 coon-
Minister Levi Eshkol was buried tries in use of chemical and bio-
with military honors at Natanva logical weapons.
Sunday. Second Lt. Alexander
..%11/ 01111 the trainees were EgYn-
Tabak-Skolnik was killed Rater- tian military officers who "later
day during an Egyptian artillery used poison gas against civilians
- he said.
attack in the southern sector of
in } - omen.
the Suez Canal. He was the
Rep. Kastenmaier demanded an
adopted son of Eshkol's brother. explanation of the training pro-
Benzion Shkolnik, who arrived , 4ram for foreign armies He said
in Israel from Russia only four he was disturbed over the possi-
years ago. bility that "this apparently in-
Another Israeli soldier buried criminate dissemination of exper-
was 18-year-old Pvt. Moshe tine has actually increased the
Cohen. who was killed by Egyp-
likelihood that a nation might at-
tian mortar fire near the Firdan • tempt to use (chemical and hio-
bridge on the Suez Canal. logical weapons) against a neigh-
Israeli officials disputed Fi , yp- • boring state."

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