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Sisco Averts Israeli Reprimand
by Amending USIA Statement

Invites You To

TEL AVIV (JTA) — For- ever, that his USIA remarks
were reflective not of the
eign Minister Yigal
disclosed that Israel had• American but of the Arab
been about to lodge • sharp position on the PLO and that
nrotek in Washington over the U.S. position "remains
Undersecretary of State Jos- unchanged."
eph J. Sisco's statement in-
Allon's statement was the
dicating, -a U.S. tilt toward first official comment by an
the PLO. But Sisco's second Israeli 'leader on the Sisco
statement amending his first - matter and indicated that Is-
statement "saved me the rael was satisfied with the
trouble of writing a reac- undersecretary's e x p 1 a n a-
tion," Allon told delegates tion.
at the plenary session of the
In Washington, Mordecai
triennial international con- Shalev,
minister at the Isra-
vention of B•ai Brith.
•eli Embassy, said "We were
Allon was referring to Sis- satisfied with Mr. Sisco's
co's remarks, taped in an in- statement today (on the "To-
terview with the United day" show). It rectified the
States Information Agency misunderstanding that arose
(USIA) for overseas distri- out of his USIA interview on-
bution that "We regard the Monday."
PLO as the overall umbrella
The USIA interview never-
organization of the Palestini- theless
raised a furor here,
ans."
.coming on the .heels of PLO
Sisco said on the NBC-TV chief Yassir Arafat's inflam-
"Today" show Nov. 20, how-. matory Speech to the UN
General Assembly and after
the terrorist attack on civil-
ians in Beisan, although Sis-
co's remarks clearly were
By Rabbi SAMUEL J. FOR, taped before that latest out-
(Col‘yright 1974, JTA, Inc.)
rage.
- It is traditional Ito have
Israelis, however, are ex:.
the base color of the • Talk
white and the fringes of the tremely sensitive to all nu-
ances of U.S. policy in face
Talit white.
Rabbi Moses Isserles (the of their growing political iso-
Laws of Tsitsit, Darkei Moshe lation and the circulation in
2:9) makes a statement to the UN of a pro-Palestine
the effect 'that he never saw resolution that calls, in ef-
anything but white fringes fect, for the dismemberment
and, therefore, there Should of Israel.
be no deviation from this
All beginnings are difficult.
custom. The Talmud (Mena-
--Midrash
hot 41:B) states the Tsitsit
and the Talit should be of the
same color. Therefore, the
Talit should also be white.
The Tosafoth commentary of
the Talniud • indicates that
matching the color of the
Talit with the Tsitsit is a
means of beautifying the gar-
ment and whatever a Jew
wears or uses for the fulfill-
ment of a holy commandment
of the Almighty should be as
aesthetically • appealing as
possible.
Some commentaries (e.g.
Rabbi Joel r k e s) try
to explain the treason for rdip
white Tsitsit and Talit on the
following grounds : the Tal-
mud (Rosh Hashona 17:a) in-
dicates that the purpose of
the Talit was demonstrated by
the Almighty. Himself to
Moses. He told Moses that
whenever the people of Israel
have sinned, they should
wrap themselves in a Talit, as
the Almighty showed Moses,
and offer prayers of penance
so that they might be forgiv-
en.
Since the Talit, there-
fore, was a garment used to
seek forgiveness, it should be
white because 'white is the
Color of purity and symbolizes
forgiveness. Black -or blue
stripes on the Talit are only
for decorative purposes. •
There are blue or black
stripes on the Talit.
Some claim that these are
to demonstrate that even
thotigh the basic color of the
Tsitsit is white, there was or-
iginally one strand of blue
running through the other
strands. Some claim that this
strand of blue represented a
symbol of royalty agairrst the
Complete
white background of purity-
In a way it demonstrated that
Dinner
the Jew is a son of• the iaing
of Kings," the Almighty, Who
is the sukeme• royalty.

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