Sir Alec Justifies British Vote in UN
Censuring Israel for Lebanon Raid

LONDON (JTA) — Michael M. renew efforts to free the "abduct-
Fidler, a Conservative member of ed" officers in "the shortest possi-
Parliament and president of the ble time."
Board of Deputies of British Jews,
Israel boycotted the meetings.
released Foreign Secretary Sir
The new resolution repeated the
Alec Douglas-Home's reply to his request for the release of the cap-
letter regarding the British vote tured officers that was contained
in the UN Security Council for a in the Council's June 26 resolution
resolution censuring Israel's raid censuring Israel for its attacks on
on terrorist bases in Lebanon last terrorist bases in Lebanon.
month and the capture of six Arab
The U.S. abstained on the earlier
army officers.
resolution on grounds that it did not
Fidler had written to Prime Min-
consider Israel's right to defend
ister Heath on the same subject itself against terrorist incursions.
but was advised by him that Sir But Panama, which was the only
Alec would reply in detail.
other Security Council member to
In his reply dated July 18, Sir abstain in the June 26 voting, cast
Alec said, "While the right of self- its vote for the resolution asking
defense is an undisputable one, I for the release of the prisoners.
do not consider that acts of re-
The Panamanian ambassador,
prisal on the scale recently under-
Didimo Rios, explained that his
taken by Israel against the Leban-
foreign ministry had instructed
ese are an appropriate or an effec-
him to vote for the measure this
tive method of dealing with the
time on grounds of principle.
situation."
Tekoah said the measure "would
Sir Alec enclosed the text of the
statement made by the British not have been adopted had it not
representative to the UN clarify- been for the Security Council's in-
ing the position of the British dele- herent disability to consider ques-
tions arising from the Middle East
gation.
A hitherto unpublished noint in situation on their merits." He cited
the statement relating to the cap- "wide international understanding
tured prisoners says, "The re- and support" for Israel's backing
lease of these people is a matter of "efforts guided by the sole desire
of immediate priority, but it is to bring about the release and re-
clearly high time that there was patriation of all prisoners, Israeli
a general release of other captured and Arab alike."
persons."
The resolution dealt only with the
Meanwhile in the United Na-
six captured Arabs. whom Israel
tions, the Security Council's sec-
calls prisoners of war.
ond call on Israel to release one
Israel has made it clear that she
Lebanese and five Syrian officers
will not release the Syrian and
captured during the foray against
Lebanese officers except as part
terrorist bases in Lebanon was
-of g -y w ,p '
th eu xs -
c o h f a n a gege .n .ie t r h as t y pr aisa on n d erE
described by Israel's Ambassa-
dor Yosef Tekoah as in "the tra-
explaining her boycott.
dition of unbalanced texts."
I-
The resolution, adopted 14-0 with
the United States abstaining, re-!
quested the Secretary General and ;
the Security Council President to !

Argentine Jews
Seek Probe of
Bigoted Leaflets

BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — Thg
Jewish community has asked for ;
an investigation to discover who
is behind a new wave of anti-
Semitic leaflets being distributed
house-to-house here.
In a letter to the Minister of In-
terior Aruro Mor Roig, the DAIA,
the central representative body of
Argentine Jewry, described the
four-nage leaflets as being "chock-
full of false allegations, insults and
canards about Jews."
The DAIA said the material,
which first appeared here last
February, also was being sent
to military leaders, trade union
officials and members of the
clergy.
The letter said the anonymity of
the leaflets made it difficult to
trace the authors or to find out
who finances, prints and dis-
tributes the material. Last Febru-
ary, the leaflets were sent out in
envelopes bearing the return ad-
dress of a Catholic congregation
- Sisters of the Holy Heart."
The congregation publicly di:
sociated itself from the anti -
Semitic campaign. The leaflets are
now distributed in blank envelopes

Israel-Made Tires
Arrive in Boston

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BOSTON — The first
from Israel on a $40,000.000 con-
tract for tires, largest export con-
tract in Israel's history, arrived
in Boston recently. The shipment
of 55,000 Leltavre automobile tires
were manufactured by Israel's
Alliance Tire and Rubber Co of
Hadera, and was consigned to
Duddy's, Inc. of Boston. the
world's largest independent tire
dealer.
The tires arrived aboard a Zim
Lines freighter.

Herut Youths Ordered
Out of Temple Mount Area

Friday, July 28, 1972-9

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

SO TRUE
VACATION TIME
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Fifteen
A nickel still goes a long way
June's biggest problem is that
members of the Herut youth move-
today—you have to go a long way
ment who tried to hold prayer of making the. ends of a little in-
to find something it will buy.
services in the Temple Mount area come and a big expense meet.
in East Jerusalem on Tisha b'Av,
dispersed peacefully after police
ordered them out of the area.
The Temple Mount, site of the
Mosque of Omar and the El Aska
Mosque, is controlled by the Waqf.
the Moslem religious council, and
is out of bounds to Jewish wor-
SO DOES
shippers.
The Herut youths were accom-
panied by Gahal City Councilman
Gershon Solomon. Solomon said
afterwards that he would appeal
to the premier and the defense
10 MILE 8 GREENFIELD
minister to abolish the restrictions
in the Temple Mount area.

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