Friday, August 29 1 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS , Israel Blames U.S. for Passage of Jerusalem Resolution Caricatures for your party By SAM FIELD Call 399-1320 (Continued from Page 5) cif resolution and said it was "categorically rejecting it." At the Cabinet meeting Sunday, Begin said the resolution was passed be- cause the U.S. had abstained. He described the resolution and the absten- tion as "surrender to blackmail of the oil monsters." - Meanwhile, the Foreign Ministry took issue with the U.S. State Department for denying the validity of a AAA Lawn Sprinkler Inc. We Install the Best and Service the Rest 10 years of service Free Estimates On Installations 399-8718 sentence in a statement by the Cabinet on Sunday that said, "There are clear pledges in the U.S. to trans- fer the American embassy from the plain (Tel Aviv) to Jerusalem." The Foreign Ministry statement re- ferred to the Democratic Party platforms of 1976 and 1980. On Sunday, Begin said that "the ancient nation of Israel does not need the recognition of the Se- curity Council, or the endorsement of its mem- bers, that Jerusalem is the capital of the Jewish state. Jerusalem will con- tinue to be, as it has been for 3,000 years, the capi- tal of Israel, one city, in- divisible, the center of the life of the Jewish people." Cabinet sources said that Begin reported on a tough discussion between himself and U.S. Ambassador Samuel Lewis last Friday during which the premier compared the current ap- peasement of the Arabs to the European appeasement of the Nazis in 1939. Begin reportedly emphasized at the Cabinet meeting that the abstention decision had been taken by President Carter personally. The Israeli Foreign Ministry statement on the UN vote said: "The unjust and unilateral resolution of the UN Security Council on the subject of Jerusalem furnishes additional proof that the UN organization has been converted into an instrument in the hands of Israel's enemies in their war against her existence and independence. "We are especially disap- pointed that very important free countries lent their hand to decisions which they themselves know have nothing in common with the true reality prevailing in Jerusalem. This resolution will encourage extremism, blackmail and incitement to war in international rela- tions. "Israel categorically rejects the resolution. I will not undermine the status of Jerusalem as the capital of a sovereign Israel and as a united city never again to be torn apart." The reference to "incite- Aspen Institute Cites Timerman NEW YORK — The sixth annual Arthur D. 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Leaders of American Jewish organizations ex- pressed their disappoint- ment and disillusionment. Some noted that while the resolution stopped short of calling for an economic boycott of Is- rael, it was the first to embody some form of punishment against Is- rael by calling on nations with embassies in Jerusalem to remove them. Other Jewish leaders said that the abstention was an act of cowardice and spot- lighted the difference be- tween the U.S. govern- ment's words and deeds. Statements were issued Complete Selection of:_ Kosher Wine for the Holidays • Carmel • Kedem • Schapiro • Yeminah BORENSTEIN'S Your Jewish Supply House 25242 GREENFIELD, OAK PARK North of 10 Mile in Greenfield Center Ample Free Parking • 967-3920 -JACOBO TIMERMAN former editor of La Opinion in Argentina, who was re- leased from a prison there last year and expelled from the country. The Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies an- nounced that Timerman was chosen because "he exemplifies the same qual- ities of courage, sensitivity and perception in the field of journalism that char- acterized Arthur D. Morse throughout his career." The late Mr. Morse was a jour- nalist and executive direc- tor of the International Bernstein Gift Will Refurbish Mentor's Home LENOX, Mass. — Con- ductor Leonard Bernstein has donated $50,000 to help refurbish a 19-room colonial-style mansion on the grounds of the Tanglewood Music Center. The home, which was re- cently purchased by the Boston Symphony, was originally the property of Serge Koussevitsky, the late director of the sym- phony and Bernstein's men- tor. Broadcasting Institute. The fellowship sup- ports year-long partici- pation in seminars on jus: - tice and human rights and other activities of the institute in the U.S. abroad. Timerman, who now lives in Israel and writes a news- paper column, suffered three bombings of his Buenos Aires newspaper and one of his home. His newspaper was closed by the government several times, and he was finally imprisoned for 21/2 years without charge. by Howard Squadron, chairman of the conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organ- izations; Maxwell Green- berg, chairman of the Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith; Charlotte Jacobson, chairman of the American Section of the World Zionist Organiza- tion; Rabbi Joseph Sterns- tein of the American Zio- Federation; Ivan Novice'. the ,Zionist Organization of America; Rabbi Alexander Schindler of the Union of American Hebrew Congre- gations; Jack Spitzer of Bnai Brith; Maynard Wish- ner of the American Jewish Committee; Julius Berman of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America; and others. 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