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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
November 14, 1975 15
Toon Cautions Israel to Keep Out of Lebanon Civil Strife
HAIFA (JTA) — U. S.
Ambassador Malcolm Toon
cautioned Israel not to in-
tervene in the civil strife in
Lebanon as long as there
was no intervention by
other parties outside that
country. However, in an
address here, the American
envoy said that should Syria
or any other forces step into
the picture, quite a new sit-
uation would be created.
It was learned in Wash-
ington, meanwhile, that the
U.S. has advised several gov-
ernments — apparently in-
cluding those of Israel and
Syria — to respect Leba-
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ritorial integrity. State De-
partment spokesman
Robert Funseth said that
the advisory was isued in
the past few days as fight-
ing between right-wing
Christians and Moslem left-
ists in Lebanon escalated to
a near civil war.
In his remarks, Toon ex-
pressed regret over the anti-
Zionist statements made by
Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat during his current
visit to the U.S. However, he
said, every effort should be
made to encourage moder-
ate Arab leaders, among
which he included Sadat.
Meanwhile, the State
Department said it was
communicating with Toon
about those remarks he
made in a speech in Haifa.
State Department spokes-
man Robert Anderson said
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that the department was
communicating with Toon
on the accuracy of his re-
ported statements and said
that "on the question of
Zionism, our own view has
been made abundantly clear
and I have no direct com-
ments at all on President
Sadat's comments that he
made in answer to a ques-
tion at the National Press
Club."
Referring to Toon's re-
ported remarks on Lebanon,
Anderson said "with regard
to intervention, this is not
something we have given
Bnai Brith Unit Has Guide
of Career Openings in Israel
WASHINGTON, D.C. —
A new publication, "Careers
for Jewish Young Adults
in Israel," authored by
Henry Stern, executive di-
rector, Jewish Occupational
Council and edited by Dr. S.
Norman Feingold, national
director, Bnai Brith Career
and Counseling- Services,
contains a wealth of infor-
mation for those consider-
ing aliya.
This easy-to-read career
brief is published jointly by
Bnai Brith Aliya Informa-
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office of Bnai Brith Career
and Counseling Services in
cooperation with the Israel
Aliya Center, Inc.
"Careers for Jewish
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takes a look at various ca-
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cluding the helping profes-
sions, science-related fields
and other professions such
as police work, library work .
and engineering. Practical
hints concerning the Israeli
way of life and how to con-
duct a successful job search
are provided. Appendix lists
additional information, re-
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any consideration to at all."
He said also "We do not feel
there is at present a likeli-
hood of outside interven-
tion." He stated that it was
an "internal" Lebanese
problem and there are
"clear limits on help that
can be given by another gov-
ernment."
Anderson said the U.S. is
consulting with other gov-
ernments "which share our
concern as to what we and
they can do to help" to end
the turmoil in Lebanon. He
mentioned in this connec-
tion consulations with Is-
rael, Syria and Egypt, and
he thought also with Saudi
Arabia and Jordan.
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Find in Israel
to 586 BC Battle
NEW YORK — An Israeli
archeologist claims he
found the first evidence of
the Babylonian conquest of
ancient Israel under King
Nebuchadnezzer and de-
struction of the first Jewish
temple 25 centuries ago.
Nahman Avigad said he
unearthed four arrow heads
in a 30-foot excavation in
the Jewish quarter of the
Old City of Jerusalem dat-
ing from the period of the
Babylonian conquest in 586
BC.
Avigad said the arrow
heads were found next to
the remains of an ancient
Israelite defensive tower
and pieces of charred wood
and ash. - One of the arrow
heads was made of iron and
the other three of bronze.
Hebrew U. Buys
Sassoon Mishna
GENEVA — The Hebrew
University of Jerusalem
paid the highest price ever
recorded for an auctioned
manuscript when it pur-
chased a 12th Century study
of the Mishna by Maimon-
ides for $461,000.
The manuscript was pur-
chased from the collection
of Hebrew works auctioned
by the family of Bombay
merchant David Solomon
Sassoon.
Sassoon's collection was
put up for auction by his
son, Rabbi Solomon David
Sassoon, reportedly to help
the family's charitable
causes. The collection
brought in a record $2.1 mil-
lion.
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