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arming international ter-
rorists, and to combat ter-
rorism both at home and
abroad with equal vigor
and determination." La-
bor MP Greville Janner
urged the government to
take action against
Uganda for its alleged col-
lusion with the terrorists.
Dr. Immanuel Jakobovits,
Britain's Chief Rabbi, de-
scribed the rescue as "one of
the most memorable epi-
sodes of our long, blood
stained history," when he
made a special appearance
Sunday at the Board of Dep-
uties of British Jews.
In an atmosphere of relief

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and exultation, the Chief
Rabbi told communal lead-
ers that Saturday "in our
synagogues we wept and
pleaded-with God for His in-
tervention and succor. Now
we witnessed a great salva-
tion."

Dutch, W. German
Reactions Differ

The West German govern-
ment also expressed "relief
and satisfactioin" at the
outcome of the Entebbe hi-
jacking, but added pointedly
that "the behavior of the au-
thorities of Uganda needs
clarification."
An official Bonn state-
ment added that West Ger-
many had "never even
considered" releasing the
six German-held terrorists
as demanded by the hi-
jackers." SuppOrting this

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claim, a joint statement
issued late Saturday be-
fore the Israeli• rescue op-
eration, by the German
cabinet and leaders of the
opposition parties resolved
not to release the six, since
these were "not freedom
fighters" as claimed in
PFLP statements, but
"criminals wanted on
murder and other capital
charge."

Finally Bonn called on all
states concerned, about law
and order to "double their
efforts to combat the dan-
gers emanating from terror-
ism."
Netherland Labor Minis-
ter of Foreign Affairs, Max
Van Der Stoel, when asked
to comment on Dutch televi-
sion Sunday night was ex-
tremely cautions. He dec-

Jewish Agency Assembly
Will Focus on Immigration

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The sharp drop in immigra-
tion from both East and
West will be the focus of
greatest concern at the Jew-
ish Agency's annual general
assembly which opens Sun-
day.
Moshe Rivlin, director
general of the Jewish
Agency, said "We must use
this period to re-examine all
our methods and procedures
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sorption."
Rivlin said that two inde-
pendent, highly-qualified
committees were presently
making a thorough review
of the problem and their in-
terim findings would be
made available to the 300
delegates from all parts of
the world who will be at-
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the government and the
Jewish Agency under the
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Horev. It is made up of re-
cent olim from various
countries and representa-
tives of various public bodies
in Israel except the govern-
ment and the agency.
The second committee
was established by the
Jewish Agency alone un-
der Harvard University
Prof. Richard Rosenblum.
Its task, Rivlin said, was
to review the work of all
Jewish Agency depart-
ments for efficiency.
The Rosenblum Commit-
tee has already submitted a
generally favorable report
on the operations of the
Jewish Agency treasury and
is now devoting itself to a
study of the immigration-
absorption mechanism, Riv-
lin said. All of its members
are outside experts and
none are agency officials, he
stressed.

lined to answer whether he
approved or disapproved of
the mission and merely said
it was "unusual."
He did not express one
word of enthusiasm or ap-
preciation but said "such
military operations can he
justified only on an emer-
gency situation. Obviously
Israel took the view that an
emergency situation ex-
isted. There are indeed indi-
cations that this judgment
was correct."
Dutch Liberal Opposition
leader Hans Wiegel cabled
the Israel Ambassador at
the Hague congratulations
and expressed his "respect"
and his feelings of great joy
at the "rescue of so many
persons."

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