THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Abu-Hatzeira Decision Delayed
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Attorney General Yitzhak
Zamir dropped a bombshell
in the Knesset's House
Committee, delaying for at
least two weeks its decision
NY's Ed Koch Tours Israel
over whether to remove the
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
immunity of Religious Af- Mayor Edward Koch of New
fa ri s Minister Aharon York, declaring that he was
Abu-Hatzeira who has been in Israel on "a strictly pri-
indicted on three counts of vate visit for pleasure only,"
bribe-taking.
toured East and West
The committee, which Jerusalem in a tourist bus
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was expected to act last week while Mayor
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last week, was thrown into Teddy Kollek, sitting in the
confusion by a letter from front, microphone in hand,
I:4 Zamir charging that the
served as his personal
police "used trickery" in guide. Koch arrived in Is-
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its
case
against
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rael after a week's vacation
minister.
in Egypt.
The attorney general,
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He visited child care cen-
who had been pressing hard ters, a fire house — where
for a waiver of immunity in the two mayors donned fire
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order to bring Abu-Hatzeira helmets to pose for televi-
to trial and seemed at the sion and press photo-
FOR THE FINEST
point of getting it, said he graphers — archeological
did not know beforehand of excavations around the Old
the alleged "trickery" and City walls and the residence
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did not explain its exact na- of the Greek Orthodox Met-
ture.
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ropolitan Germanius to
BAR MITZVAS
convey
condolences on the
7,000 on Golan
recent death of the Pat-
BERNIE
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — riarch Benedictus from New
Some 7,000 Israelis live in York's 300,000 member
29 kibutzim on the 42-mile Greek community.
and ASSOCIATES
long, 15-mile wide Golan
He also attended mid-
Heights. There are also night Christmas mass in
10,000 Druze in the area.
Bethlehem along with
thousands of pilgrims in St.
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Catherine's Church. He and
Israeli dignitaries were
among the 400 guests in-
vited to the service.
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Koch wound up his tour at
Lower Level of Steve Petix Bldg.
the City Hall where he
drank a toast to united
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lek's idea of Jewish and
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