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THE JEWISH NEWS

Hadassah's
Notable
Achievements
Recalled on
60th Anniversary

A WeekIN Review

Editorial, Page 4
Commentary, Page 2

VOL. LXXI, No. 5

I Jewish Events

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Prof. Gutmann's
Analystical Essay on
E. M. Lilien,
the Noted Artist
and Zionist

Review, Page 48

$10.00 Per Year, This Issue 30`

April 8, 1977

Sadat Is Willing to Accept Israel:
split Land, No Normal Relations

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Shown above is one of the 178 fragments from the
Cairo Genizah. This fragment dates back to the Seventh
Century and deals with Passover.
* * *
PHILADELPHIA—"Ginze Talmud Bavli: 178 Frag-
ments 'from the Cairo Genizah in the Saltykov-Scheche-
drin Library in Leningrad, Appearing for the First Time,
with an Introduction, Notes and Variants," a monumental
work by Dr. Abraham I. Katsch, has just been published
by Rubin Mass Publishers in Jerusalem.
The work by Dr. Katsch, who is president emeritus

(Continued on Page 16)

WASHINGTON (JTA)—At a news conference Wednesday at Blair House, Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat said he "accepted" the state of Israel and "normalization" of relations between Egypt and Israel,
but he hedged these remarks- by saying he will not trade with Israel or start cultural relations by allowing
Israeli and Egyptian journalists to visit each other's country.
Sadat also emphasized that the Palestinians must be included in the peace process at Geneva. He
said "a Palestinian state" must be founded that consists of the West Bank, the Gaza Strip and a "corridor
through Israel" between them.
Sadat, who ruled out step-by-step diplomacy in favor of an overall settlement, said he had asked
President Carter "to put some pressure on the Israelis" towards "establishing permanent peace."
When he was asked if he had the impression Carter was ready to begin a dialogue with the
Palestinians, the Egyptian president replied: "I really felt President Carter and his Administration are
giving the utmost importance for solving—giving priority—tolhis problem and convening Geneva this
year."
Cairo radio reported that Carter had agreed to a separate state for the Palestinians and that they
must be represented in Geneva. Cairo radio attributed the report to an Egyptian correspondent
travelling with Sadat.
The news conference at Blair House was the final event of Sadat's three-day visit to Washington.
Unlike the news conference he held 18 months ago at Blair House, this conference was open to all
correspondents, the Israeli and American Jewish press were admitted and raised questions.
Sadat said that he had the impression "especially (after Carter) having declared a homeland" for the
Palestinians that a U.S.-Palestinian dialogue "will be of great importance for President Carter when he
starts formulating his policy" following
his talks with other Arab leaders. Sadat
was the first of the heads of five Arab
countries with which Carter is to meet
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Israeli sources said Wednesday that no
over the next eight weeks. Leaders of
Syrian
forces are involved in the current fighting between Palestinian
Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Saudi
Arabia also will be conferring with the Moslems and right-wing Christians in southern Lebanon. They said
the offensive against Christian strongholds was being carried out by
American President.
units of El Fatah recruited for the purpose by the Palestinians.
The Egyptian said that meanwhile
Tuesday they recaptured Taibe village which had been taken
"preparations" should start for the earlier by the Christians in a move that threatened Moslem positions
"certain activities" that he said will at Bint Jebel. Fighting continued Wednesday in the Taibe region and
take place after Carter's meetings Christian sources admitted that their situation was deteriorating.
with the other Arab leaders. "The most
Most Lebanese workers did not show up at their jobs in Israel
important thing," he said, "is that I Wednesday. Two wounded Maronite Christian soldiers died at an
have full confidence in Carter" and Israeli hospital.
that "the main party" for such "fruitful
Israeli sources said the Syrians are keeping a low profile in the
preparation" is the United States.
present fighting in order to avoid a confrontation with Israel.
Sadat said that he and Carter dis-
The Syrians have refrained frr/rn sending Al Saiqa, a terrorist
cussed the question of Israel's bor- organization controlled by Damascus, into battle against the Chris-
ders, including "reciprocal" ex- tians. One reason, the Israeli sources said, is the success the
changes.
Palestinians have achieved so far on their own. The Syrians have.
But he rejected Carter's proposal however, been providing artillery support.
Tuesday, Israeli artillery fired at "terrorist targets" in southern
of possible Israeli defense points be-
Lebanon. Miliary sources said a terrorist mortar position was si-
yond her borders.
lenced after several shells landed near Kibutz Misgav-Am.
(Continued on Page 8)

S. Lebanon Fight Continues

3-Week Celebration to Mark Jerusalem Reunification

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Israel will be celeberating the 10th anniversary of the reunification of Jerusalem
from April 20 to May 12. The city, divided into Jordanian and Israeli sectors during the
War of Independence in 1948, was reunited under Israeli control during the Six-Day
War of 1967. Numerous events have been planned to celebrate the citys reunification.

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Shown in the photograph above, are the Dome of the rock, right center, and the Al
Aqsa Mosque, left. The wall in the foreground is a city wall. The Western Wall is
obscured by the trees in the center.