THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
50 Friday, December 18, 1981
ADL Appointee
NEW YORK — Sheldon
Fliegelman has been named
director of development of
the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith.
Bnai Brith Appeals to Ethiopia
on Falashas' Plight in Gondar
has appealed to the gov-
ernment of Ethiopia to save
that nation's Jewish popu-
lation from a reign of terror
conducted by the governor
of the province of Gondar.
Noting that Dec. 10 was
the 33rd anniversary of the
adoption of the Universal
Declaration of Human
Rights, Philip Lax, chair-
man of the International
Council of Bnai Brith,
charged in a letter to Tes-
faye Demeke, the Ethiopian
Ambassador to the United
States, that the governor
"has lawlessly imprisoned,
tortured and killed Ethio-
pian Jews. He has failed to
enforce the government's
land reform program, thus
permitting Jewish peasants
who seek to gain control of
the land that is now law-
fully theirs to be shot and
killed by their vengeful
former landlords."
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The Bnai Brith leader
charged also that the gov-
ernor of Gondar has refused
to allow visits to the prov-
ince's Jews by their co-
religionists from other
countries.
"On this day consecrated
to the equality of all indi-
viduals and peoples, we ask
the government of Ethiopia
to move swiftly to ensure
that the rights of Ethiopian
Jewry, guaranteed by the
Ethiopian revolution, are
respected by all its officials
. . . and urge the govern-
ment permit, on humanita-
rian grounds, the univer-
sally sanctioned reunifica-
tion of families," Lax said.
He pointed out that Bnai
Brith's concern has been
heightened by reports in re-
cent months from observers
returning from Ethiopia as
well as from press reports
about conditions of Jews
there. He asked Demeke to
pass on the request to offi-
cials in Addis Ababa.
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