THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Gush Settle in Army Camp
in Newest Settlement Drive
TEL AVIV (JTA)—About
30 Gush Emunim settlers
established themselves at
the Shomron army camp on
the Nablus-Tulkarem high-
way on the West Bank this
week.
They are the vanguard of
a group that will remain at
the camp indefinitely as
civilian employes of the
army.
The army camp settle-
nt was authorized by the
binet after proposals that
the Gush men be enlisted in
the army were dropped. As
employes of the military,
their presence in occupied
territory is presumably
sanctioned by international
law.
Meanwhile, the govern-
. ment attempted to dis-
sociate itself from the storm
of criticism raised by the
announcement last week
that Gush settlers would be
mobilized into the army
reserve as the legal pretext
for occupying six unused
army camps on the West
Bank.
That idea was a com-
promise reached between
Premier Menahem Begin
and the Gush leaders after
the government prevented
several settler groups from
establishing new settle-
ments in the Samaria and
Judea regions after the Suk-
kot holiday.
Minister of Agriculture
Ariel Sharon, a strong sup-
porter of West Bank settle-
ments, said the government
never promised to enlist the
Gush in the reserve. The
defense ministry said offi-
cially that there would be no
call-up of the settlers-
because such a move was
not permitted by law. But
the Gush leaders insisted
that the suggestion had been
made by Begin and said
they accepted it reluctantly
as the only way to -.remain
on the West Bank with -gov-
ernment approval.
New York Missionary Group
Aims at Jews, Warning issued
NEW YORK (JTA)—Rep-
resentatives of the "Chris-
tian Brothers Carpet Clean-
ing Service" are blanketing
Jewish communities in the
metropolitan area soliciting
business.
This company is, in fact,
a part of the "Church of
Bible Understanding"
(COBU) and operates out of
the missionary-cult group's
headquarters. according to
the Jewish Community
Relations Council's Task
Force on Missionary Activ-
ity.(JCRC).
The COBU is considered
one of the more extreme
groups and has been the
subject of a number of
investigations and exposes.
the JCRC said.
Malcohn Hoenlein, JCRC
executive director, warned
that the cleaning service
offers COBU members
opportunities to gain entry
into people's homes.
While performing their
service. they are reported
to engage in religious dis-
cussions especially when
young people are present.
Moreover. the income from
the business is said to fund
COBU's other con-
versionary activities. he
said.
In November. 1976.
COBU, formerly known as
"Forever Family," was
ordered by the New York
City Health. Fire and Build-
ings Departments to vacate
lofts in downtown New York
where 159 members were
living in "unsafe, unsani-
tary and illegal" conditions.
The group is headed by
Stewart Traill and a consid-
erable number of its mem-
bers are from Jewish fami-
lies. Hoenlein said.
NY Police Baffled by Attacks-
on Jews in Diamond Industry
NEW YORK—The dis- azzi. Campazzi said Tal did
appearance of New York not inform police immedi-
City diamond broker Abra- ately about • Jaroslaviicz's
ham Shafizadeh has given death because "he was
New York police another scared for his life and the
reason to probe that city's safety of his wife and
diamond industry after the children."
isappearance and sub-
-Dr. Farokh Shafizadeh
quent reappearance of Hakimi, Shafizadeh's
lomo Tal and the murder brother, said his brother
of diamond cutter Pinchos was last seen on July V.
Jdroslawicz.
The disappearance of Sha-
The body of Jaroslawicz fizadeh, an Iranian-born
was found, in the midtown Israeli, was reported to
Manhattan office of dia- police on Aug. 4, - but Dr.
mond cutter Tal, who was Hakimi reported it to the
found sleeping in his wife's. press this week, because. he
car, with $30,000 in dia- said. he was dissatisfied
monds under the seat.
with the way the case had
Police said Tal told them
been handled by the city's
he witnessed a robbery in
police and because of the
which two men killed Jaros- sudden attention focused on
lawicz on Sept. 20. Tal con- the diamond industry. -
ducted business - the rest of
the week while Jaroslaw-
ORT Israel's schools and
icz's body lay, bound in classes now number 45,000
heavy cellophane wrappers, students in 80 centers ar-
according to Lt. Earl Camp- ound the country.
it
British Aliya
LONDON (ZINS) — Aliya
from Britain, which tum-
bled from a peak of 1,320 in
1969 to 627 in 1975, rose to
642 in 1976 and is projected
at more than 900 for 1977.
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