2 Israelis , Convicted of Pro-Arab
NEW CADILLAC? Activities; One Threatens Court
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 29, 1973-15
BUY OR LEASE FROM
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
young Israeli convicted of
consorting with the enemy
threatened in a Haifa district
court that the court and the
entire Israeli regime will one
day have to face trial just
as the Nazis did at Nurem-
berg.
The statement was made
by Ram Livneh, son of Com-
munist MK Avraham Leven-
braum, after he and co-de-
fendant Mali Lerman were
found guilty of having had
contacts with an El Fatah
agent.
WILSON-CRISSMAN CADILLAC
Livneh and Lerman, an
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immigrant from South Amer-
ica, were tried together with
eight Arabs accused of mem-
bership in a Syrian-directed
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Four other Israeli Jews
and more than 20 Arabs
have been convicted at earli-
er trials in connection with
the ring's activities.
Lerman, who was permit-
ted to make a statement after
the guilty verdict was an-
nounced stunned the court-
room when he declared that
"A day will come when those
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responsible for this trial, just
as those responsible for other
crimes of the oppressive re-
gime, will have to face court
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Nuremburg trial or the mur-
derers of Kafer Kassem."
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Kafer Kassem, an Arab
village, was the site of the
massacre of 48 persons by
Israeli border police for cur-
few violations in 1956. Those
responsible were tried and
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He said such threats have
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at
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a Scotch tradition since 1834.
never been heard in an Is-
raeli court. When Livneh rose
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to reply, he was silenced by
another judge on the panel,
Avraham Friedman.
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Nureyev in Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Russian dancer Rudolf Nure-
yev will be one of a dozen
internationally known artists
who will participate in the
Israel Festival opening July
16 in Caesarea.
NEW ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA BUILDING
IN MIDTOWN MANHATTAN
NEW YORK — The Zionist
Organization of America has
purchased a five-story build-
ing in midtown Manhattan to
serve as national headquar-
ters for the 110,000-member
organization, Herman L.
Weisman of New York,
president of the ZOA, an-
nounced.
The ZOA has taken posses-
sion of the building, located
at 4 E. 34th St., and will
occupy it this fall after reno-
vations are completed, Weis-
man said.
Weisman said that the
building, to be known as the
ZOA House, "will be a na-
from Jacob and Libby Good-
man of New York. Goodman,
a ZOA leader for more than
four decades, is an honorary
vice president of the ZOA.
Upon completion of reno-
vations, Weisman said, it
will include an auditorium;
display and exhibit areas;
and board and meeting
rooms.
the celebration of the ZOA's
75th jubilee year, enhances
the image of' Zionist and
Israel-oriented activities."
Purchase of the $875,000
building was made possible
by two gifts totaling $250,000
of terraces rising from the
wall to the Jewish quarter
was unveiled by its architect,
Moshe Safdie.
Presenting the plan to the
"J erus ale m Committee,"
composed of prominent pro-
fessionals from various coun-
tries and religions currently
meeting here, Safdie said the
terraces would provide a
sense of intimacy absent
from the preSent large plaza
for those praying at the wall
while at the same tripling'
the amount of space that
could be used for large gath-
erings. `qt should be a place
for the few and the many,"
he said.
Safdie proposed digging
down nine meters from the
prayer area in order to reach
Herodian level. This would
expose 13 more courses of
stones and increase the
height of the wall by 40 per
cent. From that point, a
series of narrowing terraces
would rise to the Jewish
quarter.
Reaction to the proposed
Safdie plan was strong and
mixed. Some saw the amphi-
theater solution as a thea-
trical approach.
Safdie said his plan would
be submitted to the H.:1!
planning subcommittees :
in two months. He hotJe,i it
would materialize within 6
to 7 years.
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — A
tional center of Zionist activ- new plan for the Wailing
ities. Its acquisition, during Wall area envisaging a series
to take ,p
PITTSBURGH
Terrace Plan
Suggested for
Western Wall
ANAMOVUNM ANNANW W W1t -
There are many things of
which a wise man might
wish to be ignorant.—Ralph
Waldo Emerson.