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TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
Labor Party Bureau has
flatly rejected proposals
that it join a national unity
coalition government,
blasted Premier Menahem
Begin's peace plan and his
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Likud-led regime as not
worthy of the nation's confi-
dence and set forth a peace
program of its own based on
territorial compromise on
all fronts.
The idea of a national
unity coalition was floated
by Defense Minister Ezer
Weizman prior to his latest
visit to Egypt. He said that
Israel needed a "peace gov-
ernment" embracing all
parties in order to present a
united front to the U.S.
But the Labor Party
Bureau said a national
unity government was no
substitute for "correct pol-
icy."
Meanwhile, Weizman
visited Egypt again late
last week for talks with
President Anwar Sadat
and returned to Israel
with inconclusive results.
The Israeli Cabinet ex-
pressed regret that Egypt
had rejected Israel's propos-
als for resuming the Middle
East peace talks, but
Cabinet secretary Arye
Naor refused to label Weiz-
man's trip a failure. Sadat
invited Weizman to return
to Egypt again.
Meanwhile, the Democ-
ratic Movement for Change
and the Liberal Party Wing
of the Likud coalition came
out firmly behind the Begin
government peace propos-
als.
Begin met with U.S.
Ambassador Samuel
Lewis Monday night. It
was the first major ex-
change between U.S. and
Israeli representatives
since Begin's strained
visit with President Car-
ter in Washington last
month.
Israeli observers say that
U.S.-Israel relations are
still "unpleasant" after Be-
gin's Washington visit, but
that the U.S. role in the
Middle East is "indispensa-
ble."
Israel Digs Seek Volunteers
NEW YORK — Eight ar-
cheological sites in Israel
have announced their need
for either individuals or or-
ganized groups of overseas
volunteers during the
summer of 1978.
Volunteers must be at
least 18 years of age, physi-
cally fit and capable of doing
strenuous work in a hot cli-
mate. Volunteers pay their
own fares to and from Israel
and are responsibile for all
accommodations and ar-
rangements not connected
with work on the dig.
They should also pro-
vide their own work-
clothes and water- can-
teens, etc. The work is
manual and includes
shoveling, hauling bas-
kets and cleaning pottery
fragments. Participants
work about seven hours
daily, except Saturdays.
Excavation sites include
Jerusalem, Tel-Yoqneam,
Tel Shiqmona near Haifa,
Yeshiva Starts Chaver Program
Lamm presented a Build-
work for a year and devote
NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr.
themselves to the regular ing Dedicatory Award to
Norman Lamm, president
Joseph
and Faye Tanen-
course of learning at the
of Yeshiva University, an-
seminary, a systematic baum of Toronto in recogni-
nounced a new program at
program of Jewish studies tion of their gift of $1 mill-
the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan
related to their chosen pro- ion to dedicate the semi-
Theological Seminary, the
fession and advanced bibli- nary's historic 50-year-old
Orthodox university's
cal studies and Jewish structure in Washington
center for rabbinic training,
Heights.
thought.
to educate laymen in Jewish
After graduate school,
law and thought.
they would return for a
A newly-elected board of
He said the program,
which will revive the
two-to-four-week sum- the seminary was honored
mary period to gain the at the seminary's 80th an-
2,000-year-old designation
title Chaver. There would niversary dinner last week.
"Chaver" for exceptional
be examinations at each Charles H. Bendheim, New
scholarly achievement, will
York, is board president.
be similar to a course of step.
studies for smikha (ordina-
tion), but will be aimed at
those who plan to go to
graduate or professional
JERUSALEM — Israel comes to the region then
schools and pursue careers has begun_operating two oil accepted practices would
outside the rabbinate.
wells in the Gulf of Suez and dictate the disposition of
In outlining the tuition- plans a dozen more in the the oil fields: "The disco-
free program, Lamm said next 18 months. verer of the oil is entitled
that after graduating col-
The wells are a source of to part of the income —
lege the students would
and it is Israel that disco-
postpone their graduate friction between the U.S.
and Israel because they are vered the oil.
"The sovereign would
in captured Egyptian wat-
have to get his share and the
ers.
discoverer his."
Yitzhak Modai, Israel's
The oil is pumped into a
minister of energy, says he tanker at the production
sees no conflict with Israel's platform. A second tanker
development of the off-shore takes the oil to Eilat, where
oil field, which could supply it is shipped by pipeline to
up to 25 percent of Israel's oil refineries.
oil needs, and the proposal
to return the Sinai to Egypt
Israel Denies
as part of a Middle East
Syrian Charge
peace settlement.
Modai said if peace
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
army spokesman flatly de-
Argentina Holds nied a Syrian allegation
that Israel units crossed the
Jewish Girl, 17
Golan Heights demarcation
NEW YORK — The line and planted mines on
Anti-Defamation League of the main road hewteen
Bnai Brith has hailed the Damascus and Jordan
release of Argentine which were fatal to nine Sy-
Alice Gilbert
Marc Stepp
businessman Alejandro rian soldiers and three civi-
Justice, Oakland
International Vice President
Deutsch from prison, but is lians.
County Circuit Court
United Auto Workers
The spokesman said that
questioning the continued
imprisonment of his daugh- Israel has in no way viol-
ated
the separation of forces
ter,
Lilian,
17.
Rabbi,
Cong.
Shaarey
Zedek
IRWIN GRONER,
An Argentine judge or- agreement signed in 1974
Moderator: John Shepherd Esq. President
dered the "immediate re- and has no intention of vio-
lease" of the two on Dec. 28. lating it or to harm Syrians
Detroit Jewish Community Council
The Deutsch family was ar- in any way.
rested by Argentine au-
16990 W. 12 Mile Road
thorities last August. Mrs. PLO Will Stay
Deutsch and two daughters
Southfield, Mi. 48076
were released in October. GENEVA (JTA) — Swit-
No formal charges were zerland has refused to ac-
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ever filed against the fam- cede to Israel's request to
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Disputed Oil Aiding Israel
JEWISH WAR VETERANS
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Brotherhood Night
April 11, 1978 Tues. 8:00 P.M.
"AM I REALLY MY BROTHER'S KEEPER"
featuring
at J.W.V. Memorial Home
• ^4.
Tel Arad east of Beersheba,
Tel Dan near Mt. Hermon,
Tel Aphek — Antipatris
near Rosh Haayin, Lachish
southwest of Jerusalem and
Tel Michal near Herzliya.
The American Zionist
Youth Foundation also has
an American college credit
program which includes
work on a dig.
For a complete list, in-
cluding addrecsps to write
for information concerning
costs, length of stay, etc.,
write Geoffrey Weill, Israel
Government- Tourist Office,
488 Madison Ave., New
York 10022.
Carter Denies--
`Oust Begin' Try
RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)
— President Carter denied
allegations that he or any-
one in his Administration
was seeking Israeli Premier
Menahem Begin's ouster
from government.
"I can say unequivocally
that no one in any position
of responsibility in the U.S.
Administration ever in-
sinuated that Mr. Begin is
not qualified as Prime
Minister or that he should
be replaced," Carter said
when asked about the
charge at his press confer-
ence in Brasilia during his
four-nation tour last week.
Carter said, "I think
Prime Minister Begin and
his government are able to
negotiate in an adequate
and flexible way to reach an
agreement with Egypt and
later with Jordan and
others." He added that ' we
have not given up on the
possibility of a negotiated
settlement."
Israel Upgrading
U.S. Information
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The deputy chief spokes-
man of the Foreign Minis-
try, Binyamin Avileah, has
been named to a new post in
New York heading the Is-
raeli information center. He
will head liaison work with
all international organiza-
tions headquartered in New
York, including the leading
Jewish organizations.
This new post is being set
up with urgency in view of
Israel's sagging popularity
in the U.S. Until now the
responsibility of overseeing
liaison with the national
organizations was part of
the work of the information
minister at the Washington
Embassy.
Israelis Jailed
in Murder Case
NEW YORK — Two Is-
raeli citizens working in
Manhattan's• ,,velry dis-
trict on West h St. have
been arrested in the 1977
murder of diamond dealer
Pinchos Jaroslawicz.
More than $500,000 in
gems that were stolen from
Jaroslawicz have not been
found.
One of those arrested,
Shlomo Tal, led police to
Jaroslawicz's body last Sep-
tember, insisting that both
he and the victim had been
held up by • robbers.
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