Israeli Citizen May Delete Jewish
Nationality From ID Card, Court Rules

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
Supreme Court ruled Monday
for The first time that an Is-
raeli citizen may delete Jew-
ish nationality from his iden-
tity card.
The ruling, by a three-man
bench, culminated a 17-year
legal battle during which Yes-
haya Schick, secretary of a
kibutz youth village, sought to
erase his Jewish nationality
on grounds that he is "cos-
mopolitan."
A district court had ruled
previously that while Schick
could refuse to be classified
as Jewish by religion he
could not deny his Jewish-
ness under the nationality
law. The Supreme Court held,
however, that there was no
distinction.
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Jewish Groups
Press Dismissal
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Justice Zvi Berinson and con-
curred in by the other two
justices, stated that both re-
ligion and nationality "are
subject to a man's heart,
faith and personal philoso-
phy"
The ruling is expected to
reopen a bitter controversy
that died down after the Sha-
lit case was resolved by the
Supreme Court. In the Shalit
case, the court allowed chil-

dren born of a Jewish father
and a non-Jewish mother to
be registered as Jewish by
nationality.
Interior Ministry officials
told the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency that they were study-
ing the ruling and would is-
sue a formal reaction later
on. Other Israelis are now
expected to apply for deletion
of nationality in the wake of
the Schick case decision.

Israel to Display
`Gabriel' in Paris

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
Israeli developed and pro-
duced sea-to-sea missile,
"Gabriel," will be on dis-
play in Paris next month.
as part of the Israeli Air-
craft Industries exhibition.
The Gabriel, produced by
the Israel Aircraft Indus-
tries, will also be shown for
the first time to the public
at an exhibition to open next
month in the Tel Aviv fair
grounds.

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NEW YORK (JTA)—Three
national Jewish organizations
called on the board of educa-
tion to order the dismissal of
Luis Fuentes, superintendent
of Manhattan's School Dis-
trict 1, as "an anti-Semitic
bigot" who has "demonstrat-
ed his unfitness for the posi-
tion he now holds."
The action came in a 14-
- page appeal filed by the
American Jewish Congress,
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith and Jewish Labor
- Committee calling on the
board to reverse a finding by
a snecial hearing officer that
Fuentes was "at the present
time, neither a bigot nor a
racist."
Charges of 'anti-Semitism
against Fuentes, brought by
the Jewish groups, were
heard by Vincent Broderick,
a former police commissioner
who now practices law in
New York, from November
through January.
Broderick's rep or t to
School Chancellor Harvey B.
Scribner returned the case to
the local school board for its
own action.

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Yugoslavia Invites
Israeli Thespians

TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
Israeli theatrical delegation
has been invited to attend
the Congress of the Inter-
national Theater Institute in
Moscow next month.
The invitees include Yeho-
shua Veinberg and Yaacov
Yasur, directors of the Tel
Aviv and Haifa Chamber
Theaters; stage designer Ar-
non Adar; and Amnon Mae-
skin, an actor.
Yaacob Agmon, an Israeli
producer and his wife, Gila
Al.- nor, a stage and film
st have also been invited
to attend the congress on a
personal basis.
An Israeli theater critic
whose invitation to attend
a meeting of the World Exec-
utive of the Theater Critics
Association in Novisad, Yu-
goslavia, was rescinded by
the meeting's organizers, has
been re-invited.
The new invitation was ex-
tended to Mendel Kohansky
who had been told earlier
that his visit to Yugoslavia
at this time would be inop-
portune.
The reversal by the Yugo-
slays was apparently in re-
sponse to protests raised by
the Paris headquarters of
the Critics Association.

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