46 Friday, November 7, 1980
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Redgrave Denies Israel Threat
LONDON — Vanessa
Redgrave, the actress
known for her ardent sup-
port of the Palestine Libera-
tibn Organization, denied in
London Wednesday that she
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made a statement to an
Arab newspaper calling for
the demise of Israel.
The Beirut weekly maga-
zine, Monday morning, had
quoted Miss Redgrave as
saying, "I don't think there
is any
n y room for a state of
sr e .
The anti-Israeli actress
also was quoted as saying
that her role as a concen-
tration camp inmate in a
recent TV film "has
strengthened my belief
that the only way the
Jews of the world can
press ahead is to struggle
with the Palestinian
people for the establish-
ment of a democratic
secular state in Pales-
tine."
Miss Redgrave denies
making the statement, add-
ing, "If the destruction of Is-
rael were attempted it
would mean disaster for all
in the Middle East.".___
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Rue Copernic Rabbi Stresses
`Balanced' French Reaction
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Rabbi Michael Williams of
the Rue Copernic Temple in
Paris said last week that he
is visiting the U.S. to make
American Jewry - under-
stand how complicated" the
situation of French Jewry is
"and why we have to keep a
balance between a low pro-
file and acting courageously
when we need to."
36-year-old
The
English-born Reform rabbi
who arrived here Sunday
for a one-week visit, dis-
cussed the effects On French
Jews of the Oct. 3 bomb at-
tack on his synagogue. In an
interview with the JTA at
the headquarters of the
World Union of Progressive
Judaism, he warned that "It
is possible this kind of thing
will happen again" and
"Jews will have to be
courageous." .
Williams said another
reason for his visit is "to ask
for financial help for the se-
curity of my synagogue and
other synagogues in Paris."
He said the attack on Rue
Copernic which took four
lives was not an isolated in-
cident but the culmination
of a series of anti-Semitic
acts. He said that in the
opinion of French Jews,
anti-Semitism is the latest
phenomenon in France
which 'has its moments of
crises and therefore there
was little surprise and little
panic by members of the
synagogue at the time of the
bombing.
The rabbi said that the
Middle East policy of the
French government is
"anti-Israel" and "sym-
pathetic to the Arabs,"
and contributed to the
revival of anti-Semitism
in France. But he
stressed that the French
government itself is not
anti-Semitic.
According to Williams,
who is married to a. French
woman and moved to Paris
from England five ye-ars
ago, one of the factors that
undermines the status of
French Jews is that they are
not considered by French
society to be "real Fren-
chmen."
"There is no easy solution
for the status of Jews in
France," he said. Because of
these factors the Jews must
exercise "a high degree of
discretion and courage." He
stated that he would say "to
my fellow French Jews"
that when they encounter
violence "I am for Jewish
self-defense but not for
Jewish aggressiveness or
high profile propaganda"
because "it is counter-
productive and can cause a
backlash" in the context of
French society.
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pointment of Joan Rosen-
baum as director of The
Jewish Museum has been
announced by Dr. Gerson D.
Cohen, chancellor of The
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, and James
Weinberg, chairman of the
museum's board of trustees.
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Williams said he had not
encountered it person-
ally but was aware that it
exists. Only in France, he
said, have "I experienced
hiding my true identity at
times."
He said the feeling among
French Jews nearly a
month after the synagogue
bombing is that "they are
proud for the way they have
reacted." He said that in the
aftermath of the attack,
French Jews are united on a
personal level but not in an
organizational or commu-
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