THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Nablus Boobytrap Blast Injures 3
TEL AVIV (JTA) - Two line which turned out to be
Israeli soldiers and a tele- boobytrapped.
Police meanwhile have
phone linesman were in-
jured Monday when a boob- warned school children be-
TErap exploded near Nablus ginning their summer vaca-
on the West Bank. Israeli tions to beware of innocent-
forces are searching the looking objects and not to
area.
pick up or touch anything
they may find lying on the
The incident occurred as streets or along the sea-
telephone technicians es- shore.
corted by soldiers were
Tel Aviv police are in-
about to repair a telephone vestigating a wave of fires
cable that had been cut be- and explosions that have
tween Nablus and Jenin. hit vehicles in the city's
One of the soldiers picked streets. A small explosive
up a scythe near the downed charge damaged a private
Minister Nixes Lifting Charter
Flight Ban to Increase Tourism
JERUSALEM, (JTA) - of the problem, cited the
Transportation Minister high cost of transportation
Gad Yaacobi has flatly re- as a major cause of the re-
jected the recommendation duction of tourist traffic
by a firm of American ex- and recommended charter
perts that Israel lift its ban flights as a solution.
on charter fights in order to
The ministry of tourism
boost its sagging tourist supports this conclusion.
trade.
The issue of charter
A report submitted by the flights to Israel came up at
minister to the Knesset Fi- Sunday's cabinet meeting
nance Committee contended and was referred to the
that charter flights would ministerial economic com-
not substantially increase mittee for resolution. Fail-
tourism but would decease ing a decision there, it will
•the revenues of El Al, Is- come before the full Cabi-
rael's national carrier and of net for a final vote -
foreign airlines which something the Cabinet
would cause them to cut clearly would like to avoid.
down their service to Israel.
The government is divided
The only charter flights
permitted to Israel at pre- 'on the issue. Minister of
sent are those of Christian Tourism Moshe Kol wants
pilgrim groups and of Scan- the ban on charter flights
lifted in order to stimulate
dinavian nationals.
Israel's
sagging tourist in-
Charter flights are bit-
terly opposed by El Al but dustry. But Yaacobi,
are supported by the Israel strongly backed by Israel's
Hotel Association whose national air carrier, El Al,
members are dismayed by insists that the ban be
their current high vacancy maintained except, as is
now the case, for religious
rate.
The American firm of pilgrims and the nationals
Dixon-Spears, commis- of Scandinavian countries.
The dispute was enlivened
sioned by the ministry of
tourism to conduct a study by the adoption of a resolu-
tion at the closing session of
the Jewish Agency's fourth
annual Assembly here last
Thursday supporting
charter flights.
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Austria Holocaust
Role Is Blasted
VIENNA (JTA) - Gideon
Hausner, an Israeli Cabinet
Minister-Without-Port-
folio, criticized Austria
Monday for its refusal to
compensate Jews for the
loss of property confiscated
by the Nazis and for failing
to prosecute Nazi war crimi-
nals.
"Israel's claim for com-
pensation is all the more
justified iyl a time of eco-
nomic difficulties," he told a
meeting of the Austro-Is-
rael Society.
Hausner, who is a leader
of the Independent Liberal
Party and was the prosecu-
tor at the Eichmann Trial,
said Israelis are "shocked"
that Austria refuses to try
Nazi war criminals.
The Israeli minister also
said Israel was prepared to
give back territory "for the
sake of peace," but declared
"Israel will not negotiate
with representatives of the
Palestine Liberation Organ-
ization whose aim is to ex-
tinguish the Israeli state."
car parked on Hayarkon
St. There were no injuries.
The car was owned by an
Israeli woman employe of
TWA and was parked near
the airline office. Police are
not certain whether the act
was that of local criminals
or terrorists.
Four parked cars and one
parked bus were set on fire
in Tel Aviv last week. An-
other car was damaged by
an explosive charge earlier
last week and an explosive
charge was discovered and
dismantled in still another
car that had been garaged
for three days. Police sus-
pect that these incidents
may be the latest form of
terrorist activity in Israel's
largest city.
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