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LONDON (JTA) — The British
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service of intercession for peace
in the Middle East in St. Paul's
Cathedral May 31.
Similar services were held here
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conference of having been grossly
"one sided" and that its outcome
"can only be increased violence
and passion."
Sharfman, president of the Syna-
gogue Councii of America, con-
demned as presumptuous a dec-
laration at the conference that "the
Zionist political interpretation of
Biblical texts is "as unacceptable
for Christians as it is for Jews
faithful to the spiritual message of
the Old Testament." He asserted
that "the attempt to dictate to an
independent state a change of its
internal political structures and
institutions is nothing short of out-
rageous.")
Leading Catholic laymen includ-
ing Jacques Madaule and Andre
Latreille, stressed that "large
sectors of the Christian world does
not agree with either the confer-
ence or its aims and methods."
The French National Council for
Jewish-Christian Friendship also
warned that such conferences can
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PARIS (JTA)—A group of promi-
nent Catholic laymen issued a
joint statement disassociating
themselves from the recent "Chris-
tian Conference for Palestine."
The conference, which was at-
tended by some 350 representa-
tives, met in Beirut and severely
condemned Israel while calling
"for the total liberation of Pales-
tine."
President Charles Helou of Leba-
non condemned Israel for allegedly
Hitlerite policies toward the Pales-
tinian Arabs and for "driving them
from their homes." He declared
also that "Every state supporting
Israel shares in Israel's responsi-
bility," while "Lebanon, which has
always respected the UN Charter,
bears no responsibility."
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