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THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
16—Friday, Feb. 9, 1973

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JERUSALEM (JTA)—One
of the Knesset's corpulent
members said it would be a
good thing if all Knesset
members were to reduce
their calorie intake.
Independent MK Shalom
Cohen wrote a letter to Knes-
set Speaker Israel Yesha-
yahu and told him that the
lawmakers have gotten into
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committee meetings.

In view of thtir normally
sedentary life, Cohen advised
Yeshayahu to call the MKs'
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were running by continuing
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Finally, the House speaker
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peal to all committees to
serve drinks and fresh fruit
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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israel
disclosed that it will soon
launch a new missile boat
which it claims is far superi-
or to 12 similar craft built for
it in France several years
ago and faster than any Rus-
sian-built vessel of the type
known to be in Mid Eastern
waters. The first in a series
of the new boats armed with
Israel's "Gabriel" surface-to-
surface missile, the "Reshef,"
will be launched Feb. 19 by
Israel Shipyards Ltd. on Hai-
fa Bay, according to the
announcement.
The 415-ton boat took three
years to plan and build and
cost $10,000,000. According
to Israel Livertovsky, direc-
tor general of the shipyard,
that price is less than it would
have cost to build the boat
abroad and proves that Israel
is independent of foreign
shipyards with respect to its

systems of control. Ile said
they were capable of combat
against submarines, surface
craft and aircraft,
The Reshef will carry sev-
en "Babriel" missiles, four
depth charge launchers and
will be armed with two 75mm
guns as against one in the
French-built boats.

naval requirements.
Rear Admiral Benjamin
Teiem, commander of the Is-
raeli Navy, said the Reshef
is one of the most sophisti-
cated vessels of Its type in
the world and was larger,
faster, more maneuverable
and more heavily armed than
he gunboats of the Saar class
built for Israel in France. Is-
The Reshef will carry a
rael ordered 12 Saar-class crew of 45 officers and men
boats in France before the and will be powered by four
1967 Six Day War. Seven German-made Maybach die-
were delivered and five were sel engines generating 2870
embargoed. On Christmas indicated horsepower for •
Eve, 1968, Israeli crews speed of 32 knots, 38.80 land
-liberated" the embargoed miles per hour. Admiral Tel-
craft from Cherbourg and
em said the Reshef had a
sailed them to Israel.
longer cruising range and
According to Admiral Te- better sea-keeping qualities
lern, the Reshef and her sis-
than the French made gun-
ters, to be known as the
Saar-IV class, are an im- boats.
provement on the earlier gun-
boats in that they incorporate
and
the latest techniques

tics and Museums. Ehud Net-
zer of the Institute of Arch-
eology was the expedition's
architect. The Israel Ex-
ploration Society and the Ein
Gedi Field School participat-
ed in the dig. Students of the
Institute of Archeology of the
Hebrew University formed
the work team.
The fifth century pavement
It was found in a mosaic
will be returned to its place
Pavement dating to the early
after the conclusion of exca-
third century C.E., excavated
vations, when the site will
after the fifth century mosaic
be opened to the public by
pavement of the Ein Gedi
the National Parks Author-
synagogue had been lifted
ity.
and transferred to the Israel
Museum in Jerusalem for
treatment and conservation.

JERUSALEM — A mosaic,
depicting a swastika, the'
first to appear prominently
in an ancient synagogue
decoration, has been uncov-
ered at Ein Gedi by archeol-
ogists of the Hebrew Univer-
sity and the Government An-
tiquities and Museums De-
partment.

The third century pave-
ment discovered below bears
a black rectangular frame
with three squares, one of
which is decorated with the
large, left-facing swastika.
Swastikas as part of decora-
tive compositions in syna-
gogues have been known be-
fore, but this is the first
occurrence of such a promi-•
nent one in a Jewish context.

The early synagogue had
two or three entrances in its
north side—the side facing
Jerusalem. The lower mosaic
pavement is one of the old-
est known in this country
and is the earliest mosaic
pavement of a synagogue.
The building was changed
some time in the late 3rd
Century CE, when the central
northern entrance was
blocked and turned into a
niche for an Ark of the Law.
A seat was constructed on its
eastern side for the head of
the community. A portico
and three entrances were
added on the west side.

The synagogue is impor-
tant from an archeological
point of view because it re-
veals the radical changes and
developments in the archi-
tectural plans of synagogues
during a period of more than
three centuries (ca. 200-550
C.E.). The expedition plans
to lift the early mosaic pave-
ment as well and to excavate
the levels below.
The excavation was car-
ried out by Dr. Dan Barag
of the Institute of Archeol-
ogy of the Hebrew Univer-
sity and by. Yosef Porath of
the Department of Antiqui-

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Commonwealth and at the
Fairgrounds.

Pope Paul Quotes
From Heschel Book

ROME (JTA) — In an ad-
dress
to pilgrims at his
weekly general audience in
the
Vatican, Pope Paul
quoted the late Rabbi Abra-
ham Joshua Heschel.
The pontiff, who rarely
quotes non-Christian writ-
ings, stated: "Before we
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