34 Friday, November 23, 1919

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

An Analysis of Terrorism: Iran May Awaken the U.S.

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By JOSEPH POLAKOFF

ble borders and the -means
to defend themselves
against what is now called
the New Barbarism.
RESTAURANT
Despite the attacks and
threats inflicted upon Israel
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since the Palestine Libera-
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formed, Israelis have been
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accused in the West of being
paranoid and unreasonable
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in their quest for security.
Although terrorists have
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quiring power, particularly
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against Israel.
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Analysts familiar with
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the politics of terror
noted that the seizure of
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embassy in Teheran
the shooting of the
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again that the enemies of
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WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The seizure by Iranian stu-
dents of the U.S. embassy in
Teheran and their holding
of some 60 Americans hos-
tage with the approval of
the Iranian authorities is
giving Americans a sharper
focus on the meaning of ter-
ror, why Israelis are so
staunchly seeking defenda-

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"The vast majority of the
nations understand that the
hostages are held illegally
and in contravention of in-
ternational law. The viola-
tion is clear, the remedy is
clear . . . . We have nothing
to negotiate about. We have
nothing before us."
Equally clear and simi-
lar, analysts immediately
noted, has been the position
of successive Israeli gov-
ernments on dealing with
terrorism. They pointed out
that terrorists have forced
upon Israel circumstances
of defense unknown
elsewhere and yet some
governments in the West
have bent their knees to the
PLO and increasingly are
showering respectability

upon it.
The Lisbon shooting
exemplifies how such
treatment does not deter
terror. They pointed out
that Israeli diplomats
even on European soil
are targets for assassins
and the Lisbon shooting
came only one week after
PLO chief Yasir Arafat
opened the Palestinian
Solidarity Conference in
Lisbon and met the high-
est Portuguese officials.
Arafat, now in Moscow, is
gaining recognition as a
"responsible statesman," as
he was called following the
red carpet treatment given
him in Vienna and Madrid:
His men were consulted in
Istanbul by the U.S. special
emissary Ramsey Clark on
a possible way-to rescue the
Americans in Teheran —
Arab terrorists to deal with
Iranian kidnappers.
Analysts say this is
understandable but it indi-

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The Denver Council of
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in its resolution that they
would arrange for a
mashgiakh to regulate and
assist in the kashrut pro-
gram, if the hospital decided
to go ahead with the
kitchen. According to the
resolution, the expense for
the mashgiakh will be
entirely subsidized by the
council.

Detroiter to Be
in U-M Comedy

Elizabeth Gordon of Far-
mington Hills will play the
title role in a University of
Michigan production of the
musical comedy, "Sweet
Charity" Thursday through
Dec. 1 at the Lydia Mendel-
sohn Theater in Ann Arbor.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Maynard Gordon
of Farmington Hills.

Israel Honors
Polish Diplomat

MONTREAL (JTA) — 'A
former Polish diplomat who
sheltered Polish Jews from
the Nazis at his consulate in
Leipzig, Germany, just be-
fore World War II was hon-
ored by Israel at special
ceremonies at the Jewish
Public Library here this
week.
Israeli Consul General
Zvi Caspi conferred "special
recognition" on Tadeusz
Brzezinski, now a resident
of Canada, who was Po-
land's Consul General in
Leipzig during the 1930s.
He is the fatehr of Zbig-
niew Brzezinski, President
Carter's National Security
Adviser, who also lived in
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The debate over the in-
stallation of a kosher
kitchen at the National
Jewish Hospital in Denver
continued last week as the
Sixth District of Bnai Brith
and the Council of Orthodox
Rabbis of Denver adopted
resolutions advocating the
kitchen.
The campaign for the
kitchen was organized by
Detroit attorney Jack J.
Kraizman after he received
treatment at the hospital as
an outpatient last summer
and was unable to obtain
kosher meals. Kraizman
has enlisted the help of sev-
eral national Jewish lead-
ers including Philip M.
Klutznick, president of the
World Jewish Congress, in
his bid to change the cur-
rent policies of the hospital.
The resolution adopted at
the Bnai Brith convention
stated in part: "Whereas
Bnai Brith and its member-
ship played an important
role in the opening of the
National Jewish Hospital
and Research Center .. .
and whereas the National
Jewish Hospital reflects as
does its name, the Jewish
tradition of kashrut . . . now
therefore be it resolved by
District Six of Bnai Brith
that a kosher facility, in ac-
cordance with the laws of
kashrut, be forthwith in-
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cates the grip of terrorism(
on civilization.
What this boils down to iL,
an analyst noted, that the
Iranians seek a legal proc-
ess for their illegal acts and
the PLO is no different.
Summing up the outlook
on spreading terrorism, a
political analyst remarked,
"The terrorists continue re-
vealing the nature of their
hostility. There is similar-
ity between Teheran and
Beirut. Both are un- )-
promising. The positi, ,f -
the Iranians and of the PLO
is that they make demands
and those who live by the
rules of civilized conduct
must make the conces-
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view, the first question be-
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hostages. Their release is
the major focus of our efforts
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