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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 21, 1919
In respect to all com-
mandments of the Torah,
Scripture places the
Freedom Sought for Syrian Jews
stranger on a footing of
equality with the native-
born.
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The House Foreign Affairs
Committee approved by
voice vote a resolution cal-
ling on the government of
Syria "on humanitarian
grounds to permit those
members of the Jewish
community desirous of
emigrating to do so."
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The resolution followed
reports of harassment of
Syria's remaining 4,000
Jews. It was sponsored by
Rep. Stephen Solarz (D-
N.Y.). A companion resolu-
tion is expected to be intro-
duced in the Senate once the
House approves it.
It was reported that the
centuries-old synagogue
and yeshiva of Beth Nassi in
Aleppo, Syria, was razed
last month by Syrian
authorities, according to
Abraham Dwek, president
of the Committee for the Re-
scue of Syrian Jewry.
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During the past year we
signed a treaty of peace with
the largest and strongest
Arab country, Egypt. The
treaty has been ratified and
duly brought into effect; it is
being carried out in phases
as stipulated in its various
chapters.
This is a great event of his-
torical importance. It is a
turing point in the annals of
the Middle East achieved,
undeniably, through great
sacrifices. The two countries
were in a state of war for 31
years and actual hostilities
broke out between them five
times since the renewal of Is-
rael's independence. Now, a
momentous decision was
made to terminate the state
of war, to live in peace, to
cooperate economically, to
found common ventures, to
exchange visits and promote
tourism, to guarantee that
the Suez Canal shall remain
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rael flag — to help each
other. Thus it is that peace is
becoming a living reality
and there is hope that
friendship will deepen not
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also between the Egyptian
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selves who are coming to
know each other more and
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In accordance with the
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negotiating the full au-
tonomy for the Arab inhabi-
tants of Judea, Samaria and
the Gaza District. Let it be
known and clearly stated
that we wish to faithfully
carry out this commitment,
too, as we undertook and
signed its provisions. The
negotiations meet sometimes
with difficulties but these
can be removed if all parties
to the talks observe the writ-
ten agreement which is clear
and cannot be misinter-
preted.
Here I will register a truth
that is obvious to the Jewish
people and deserving of the
support of every woman and
man of goodwill everywhere:
Jerusalem, is the capital of
Israel, an indivisible city
with complete freedom of ac-
cess to the holy shrines by
members of all religiw
guaranteed by law for a–
time.
And from this city, eternal
Yerushalayim, I send you,
my dear brethren, greetings
for a happy New Year 5740.
May it be, with God's help, a
year of a general com-
prehensive peace, a year of
aliyah to the land of our
forefathers, of progress
towards the solution of our
economic difficulties and
first and foremost of housing
for the needy families. May
this Rosh Hashana bring
peace, security, freedom and
happiness to all the Jewish
people in Eretz Israel and in
the Diaspora.
Shalom from Jerusalem
to all of the House of Israel.
Shana Tova
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Menachem Begin
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THE PRIME MINISTER
Dayan Trip Highlights Split
in German, Israeli Attitudes
TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Foreign Minister Moshe
Dayan, returning from a
three-day visit to West
Germany last week, said
the Bonn government's atti-
tude toward Israel was pos-
itive despite its strong criti-
cism of Israel's settlements
policy and its activity in
south Lebanon. But he said
those controversial issues
MOSHE DAYAN
did not come up in his talks lutely unacceptable to
with Chancellor Helmut us."
On the other hand, Dayan
Schmidt and Foreign Minis-
ter Hans-Dietrich said he had received assur-
ances from the German
Genscher.
According to a report by government that there will
Alfred Schroeder, JTA be no official representation
correspondent in Bonn, - of the Palestine Liberatior
Dayan said at a press con- Organization in Bonn a.
ference in Bonn before his that the government will
establish relations with
departure that relations be-
tween Israel and West the PLO.
He said he was very
Germany have changed for
the worse because of Bonn's pleased with his two
support for Palestinian lengthy talks with Schmidt.
"The Chancellor expressed
self-determination.
He said that in Israel's and showed deep feelings
view, that could lead only to toward Israel, warm and
the creation of a Palestinian friendly. Apart from the
state which Israel would question of current political
issues, I found in him one of
veto.
"We would have to veto the closest friends that we
any such decision or in- can rely on in Germany."
West German officials
tention by the Palesti-
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porters in Bonn, adding, toward the Palestinians as
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