Klarsfeld Confidentof Campaign Result
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Beate Klarsfeld told Hadas-
sah volunteers and wounded
soldiers at the Hadassah Hos-
pital here that she is confi-
dent of winning her cam-
paign to have former Nazis
presently immune in Ger-
many despite crimes against
French Jewry, brought to
justice.
She said she found support
particularly among German
youth for what is °ailed the
"Klarsfeld Bill"—legislation
that will enable the French
government to prosecute the
criminals.
"I believe that women
must take more vigorous di-
rect political action for the
causes in which they belive,"
Mrs. Klarsfeld later told
members of the Hadassah
Council in Israel.
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Growing Despite War-Delay
JERUSALEM — Some 10
months after the start of the
Yom Kippur War, work at
the building site of the new
Shaare Zedek Medical Center
is proceeding at a record
pace. Barring unforseen dif-
ficulties, the month's. work
Arabs and Israelis
Get Equal Benefits
as Paid Workers
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Central Committee of His-
tadrut has unanimously de-
cided that Arab workers in
the administered areas have
the same rights as Israeli
workers, including social
benefits, insurance and the
right to organize in their
place of work.
Acting at the suggestion of
its secretary general, Yeru-
ham Meshel, the Histadrut
plans to establish a special
committee to implement the
central committee's decision
and to seek ways of granting
social and professional serv-
ices to the workers where
they live.
The Histadrut's decision
takes on special significance
following an incident at the
Dimona fibers plant where
145 Arab workers from the
Gaza Strip were dismissed
under pressure from Jewish
workers, of whom 345 had
been laid off.
The , Jewish workers had
been given notice after the
plant, which employs almost
1,000 workers, decided to
close down two of its plants.
Jewish workers demanded
that the workers laid off be
employed in place of the 145
Arabs. Management yielded
to the ultimatum by the Jew-
ish workers.
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In its centennial year of
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containing the seven story
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