THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Author of Brutality Charges in Detroit Ann Arbor Talks
,
Lea Tsemel, one of two
Communist lawyers who
have accused Israel of tor-
turing Palestinian terror-
ists, will speak at Wayne
State University, the Uni-
versity of Michigan and at
Detroit's Central Methodist
Church this weekend.
Mrs. Tsemel and Mrs.
Felicia Langer were the
source of charges of bruta-
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lity against Israel which
were printed in the London
Sunday Times this year.
The articles were chal-
lenged by Israel, and Brit-
ish author David Pryce-
Jones pointed out dis-
crepancies in the charges
and similarities between the
cases cited with those of
similar charges printed in
the Times eight years ago.
The two women attorneys
were the sources for the
earlier charges as well.
After the latest series of
articles, in June, the Israel
Embassy in London gave a
lengthy reply (The Jewish
News, July 8, 1977, Page 1)
stating that Arab prisoners
often claimed brutality
after talking to Israeli
authorities because they
were afraid of retaliation
from other prisoners.
The embassy said that
Mrs. Langer and Mrs. Tse-
inel "make a practice of
claiming that every client of
theirs who makes a state-
• ment to the police does so
under pressure." However,
whenever the police open
inquiries into the allegations
and request people to pro-
vide statements or to sub-
mit evidence "the two law-
yers simply fail to reply."
Mrs. Tsemel's campus
talks are being sponsored
by the Arab student organi-
zations at WSU and U-M.
The title of her Central
Methodist Church talk, at
7:30 p.m. Saturday, is
"Political Repression in
Israel: An Israeli Jew
Speaks Out for Human
Rights."
Israel Prof. to List Human Rights
`Violations' at Arab Meeting Here
A professor at the Hebrew
University who has adopted
the extreme Arab line and
has been delivering lectures
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,tion of the Association of
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Graduates, being held this
weekend at the Michigan
Inn.
Prof. Israel Shahak, who
has been granted the aca-
demic freedom of speech by
the Hebrew University, con-
tinues his attacks on Israel
and has emerged as one of
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Dr. Shahak is described as
the president of the Israel
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The Journalist is Emile
Habibi, editor of Al-Ittihad
in Haifa.
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Rain in Israel Creates Problems
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western Galilee. Work was
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and school children were an
hour or more late for
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