Friday, idy 1, 1918 5

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Hard Line
Dayan Expe cted in London Despite Egypt's tial
and crucial Military as-

(Continued from Page 1) weekend was to some extent -Geneva because that would Minister David . Ben-
objections. Dayan said he overshadowed by a state- entail the active involve- Gurion.
differed with Begin on that. ment from President Carter ment of the Soviet Union
He also helped dedi-
According to Maariv, pledging America's own and the hardline Syrians cafe the Hubert H. Hum-
Sadat will meet with sev- "compromise proposals" again.
A clash between Mondale Ecology
phrey Center
of Social
the
at Ben-
urion
eral world Jewish lead- soon and referring to
and Jerusalem Mayor
University and visited
ers in Vienna, including Geneva framework as an
Dr. Nahum Goldmann. available "fallback posi- Teddy Kollek was averted the victims of last Thurs-
The paper also specu- tion" if Washington's medi- before Mondale arrived in
day's bombing of the
Mahane Yehuda market
lated that Sadat would ation efforts ultimately fail. Israel. Kollek objected to
i
Mondale's
plan
to
visit
in
Jerusalem.
„Mondale
himself
told
meet President Carter i n
Jerusalem
as
a
private
citi-
Salzburg later next week, Knesset speaker Yitzhak
In an address at a dinner
zen,
rather
than
in
an
of
a rumor that has been Shamir that the statement
given in his honor at the
capacity.
denied in Washington. did not represent any cial
Mondale announced that Knesset, Mondale pledged
Carter will be in Europe change in U.S. policy think-
to attend the Western ing on the Mideast. Sources he wanted to make a "per- to Israel in the name of
economic summit con- close to the Vice President sonal visit" to the Western President Carter, "that the
ference in Bonn and indicated that the White Wall and invited Kollek to U.S. will not permit that
accompany him. your security will be com-
Sadat will spend several House statementhad taken
Mondale also met with promised in the search for
days in Salzburg follow- them as much by surprise as
former Prime Minister peace." He told the festive
ing the Socialists Inter- it had the Israelis. But sea-
Golda
Meir, Israeli Presi- gathering hosted by Begin,
national meeting. soned observers here did not
"I pledge to you that my
Israelis speculated that entirely "buy” ,that. They dent Yitzhak Navon, visited country
will not fail to pro-
London was chosen as the believe that Carter's state- the Knesset and Sde Boker,
home of the late Prime vide Israel with the essen-
site of the foreign ministers' ment was carefully worded
meeting because the U.S. and deliberately timed to
wanted to involve the coincide with the start of
British Prime Minister Mondale's trip.
It was intended, these
James Callaghan and
Foreign Minister David observers said, to pose
understanding Hittite
JERUSALEM — Galya
Owen in an effort to con- the stark choice, before Kellerman, a Russian im-
culture, an inseparable
vince Israel and Egypt to re- both Israel and Egypt, of migrant, philologist, in-
entity of cuneiform liter-
sume the peace process. drawing closer together structor, and PhD degree
ature, according to Prof.
of
.Vice President Walter or facing the prospect
Bayliss Tadmor, head of
candidate in the depart-
Mondale's visit to Israel last the eventual collapse of ment of Assyriology at the
the department.
President Anwar Sadat's
She" is among very few
Hebrew
University
of
efillIMENiffillIN peace initiative.
Hittite scholars in the
Jerusalem teaches Hittite.
Nursing Care
Neither I srael nor Egypt
world, the only one at the
She immigrated to Israel
is at all enthusiastic about
Hebrew University, who
When
from Moscow in November
the prospect of reviving
1973 immediately following work from graphic repro-
ou're
ductions or transliterations
the Yom Kippur War, hav-
Not
of cuneiform tablets. The
ing graduated from Moscow
tablets, more than 20,000
State
University,
summa
There
excavated so far, them-
NEW YORK — Israeli cum laude, in the Classics
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and Hittite, an ancient selves are to be found in one
of three museusm in East
and American educators are Indo-European language
,
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• meeting in Israel through written in cuneiform. It was Berlin, Istanbul and Ank-
ara, respectively. The texts
HOME I the end of July to develop spoken by the people who
are historical, recording
C
c omliassionaate SktIled Nurses. II curriculum materials for inhabited ancient Anatolia
battles and edicts, legal, for
the
teaching
of
Jewish
val-
p
(what is today Turkey) from
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panions
vIclodn:::.1 h Aides
com
for . par
instance or, religious, not-
ues. These materials will be
d lit
utilized
in
non-Orthodox
Is-
approximately
1700
to
1200
scree
BCE. An expanding, field in ing rituals, incantations,
si
''
descriptions of festivals las-
ry schools and ancient near Eastern
' bonded and inslred. Reasonable 2 raeli secondary
Jewish secondary schools m
. rates.
. studies, i t was deciphered as ing up to 38 days, or how to
maintain a temple.
o America.
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People can be divided into
Theological Seminary of Oriental Studies of the three groups: those who
I America and the Depart- Academy of Sciences, in make things happen, those
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ment of Education and Cul- Moscow, but quit her posi- who watch things happen,
ture of the World Zionist tion before applying
amlyinge to im- and those who wonder what
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shared by Israelis and the six months before she
Master Charge
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Americans.
left she studied Hebrew in
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an underground ulpan
which enabled her to go
straight into Grade 3 at her
ulpan in Jerusalem and to
teach in Hebrew a fev7
months after that.

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While her emphasis
had been linguistic when
she arrived at the Heb-
rew University, she
adapted herself quickly
to the department of As-
_ syriology which concen-
trates on civilizations
and cultures in ancient
Western Asia. She ac-
quired basic knowledge
of the other major
cuneiform languages (of
Babylon and Assyria)
and today is able to in-
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sistance nor will we use that
assistance as a form of pres-
sure."
Mondale, however, urged
Israel to make the neces-
sary sacrifices in order to
achieve peace. He stressed
the common interests of Is-
rael and the U.S. and stres-
sed the importance of Sec-
urity Council Resolution
242. He asked Israel to rec-
ognize the Palestinians'
"right to participate in the
determination of their own
destiny," an expression first
used by President Carter at
his Jan. 4 meeting with
President .Anwar Sadat of
Egypt at Aswan.

"Real peace will clearly
serve Israel's security in-
terests," Mondale said.
"Any peace settlement
must include permanent
protection to Israel." In
possible hints as to what
type of protection he had
in mind, Mondale refer-
red to the interim agree-
ments reached between
Israel and Egypt with the
help of the U.S.

Sen. Jacob K. Javits
(R-NY) said this week that
the best chance now to ad-
vance the peace process was
a third Sinai disengage-
ment agreement between
Israel and Egypt.

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