10—Friday, Dec. 29, 1972 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Jewish Youths Protest Civilian Settlements in West Bank, Gaza NEW YORK (JTA) — A group of college-age Jews as- serting that they are "deeply committed to the welfare of Israel and the advent of APIEK, CIIRIqMAS 111 We have taken additiunal markdowns rn every departmeni Shop these exellent values early . Fall and Water Dresses 11600 • yahoos to $30 Tekoah Charges Jordan Distort s Israel's Policy on Holy Sites UNITED NATIONS (JTA) nation. "Jews were deprived —Israeli Ambassador Yosef of this right as they were Tekoah accused Jordan of barred from all other Jewish I "falsehood and distortion" holy sites" and that Jordan- peace in the Middle East" regarding freedom of wor- ian authorities permitted the has launched an international ship and the protection of desecration of numerous sites petition campaign to protest holy sites, and stated that holy to Judaism. "the Israeli government's "Jordan's record in those He added that Israel will policy of civilian settlements matters during the 19-years' in the West Bank and the occupation of areas on the pursue its policy of ensuring freedom of access to and wor- Gaza Strip." West Bank, including part of ship at holy sites under its The name of the group is Jerusalem, is notorious." administration, including the "Yaish Breira" ("There is an In a letter to United Na- area of the Machpela cave. alternative") and its head- tions Secretary General Kurt , quarters is at the university Planeloads of Christmas Waldheim, Tekoah denounc- of California in Berkeley. who arrived in Is- ed a letter written Dec. 11 pilgrims Ian Lustick, spokesman for rael were assured by mili- to Waldheim by Jordan's am- the group, told the Jess ish tary authorities that it was Telegraphic Agency that the bassador to the UN referring safe to visit shrines and holy petition campaign "is a zrass to Israel's desecration of the roots attempt to de% e!titi a Machpela cave in Hebron consciousness - raisins.; eltort which is regarded as a holy with respect to the entire site by Arabs. The Israeli diplomat stated Palestinian national question, the policies of de facto annex- that the Jordanian letter "de- liberately ignores the fact ation that are seemin zIs be- ing pursued, and the danzers that the Hebron site is holy involved with regard to the' also to Judaism" because it future health and hartu , nly contains the tombs of the Patriarchs of the Jewish of Israel " "By allowing Jewish civil- people. Tekoah recalled that ians to settle in these a eas, during the Jordanian occu- the Israeli government is ed notes that "civilian settle- ments in these areas prej- • udices the chance for peace and ignores the national PALAllO PANTS $990 Wore $22 PANT TOPS rights of the Palestinian peo- ple," and calls upon the Is- rael government "to pursue a policy which will encourage the emergence of a nonbel- ligerent Palestinian state on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip." Lustick, a member of the editorial collective of the • Berkeley Radical Jewish Union which publishes a quarterly, "The Jewish Rad- Wont E/0 NYLON SKI JACKETS $1580 won, 124 WOOL BLAZERS $1990 $50 Polyester mid Aar* Kat Pasts $890 Waco $ 4 BARRAMERICARD • MASTER CRAKE 9 . 4 ..a/L.“"ps Wi FEtCUS, Sit 1,1_ Ile& Or 17 070 CD • Inolle, tWint flanr S301.3 Xi fin MITE nio sUNDAYS SO to S At that time the signatures collected will be given to Is- raeli consuls general in the various cities and copies will be sent to the Knesset. Lustick stressed that "it is important to note that the pe- tition does not call for the and Bethlehem were heavily guarded. tary and police authorities completed a widescale secur- ity screening in East Jeru- salem and the West Bank. 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Rather the sug- gestion is that a policy be pursued which will encourage rather than preclude such a settlement. Additionally, he noted. the petition does not "catezoric- ally proscribe civilian settle- ment on the West Sank. Rather, the establishin.•nt of Jewish settlements it the present time constitute; a tremendously dangernii pol- itical act." In Tel Aviv. the go‘ernor of the Bank of Israel . Misshe Sanbar, has joined the de- bate on the Israeli policy in the administered territories and took a dovish approach. Sanbar said in a television interview "We should rot es- tablish facts in the territory under our control which might hinder us in negotiat- ing and signing a ;trace treaty when and if the napor- tunity may come." Sanbar rejected Moshe Dayan's proposal of building Yamit, a city south of the Gaza Strip, or the es' Ili:Ash- ment of industry by iN•aeli investments. Total Trust Performance You expec t to ;Ind every modern banking service at City National Bank. 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