THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, March 5, 1982 13

Jerusalem, AWACS and Jordan

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naissance planes would be
turned over to the Saudis.
State Department
spokesman Dean Fischer,
however, had "no comment"
last Friday on whether the
Saudis had signed an
agreement to meet these
conditions. According to
press reports, Prince Sul-
tan, the Saudi Defense
Minister, had signed such

an agreement during Wein-
berger's visit, but it had not
been announced publicly.
The conditions of the
sale are contained in a
letter Reagan sent to Se-
nate Majority Leader
Howard Baker (R-Tenn.)
on Oct. 28, the day the
$8.5 billion sale of
AWACS and other arms
to Saudi Arabia was
being debated in -the Se-

PLO Is Wooing Clergy

NEW YORK (JTA) — A leaders who described the
concerted effort by the PLO as "the world's most
Palestinian Liberation ruthless terrorist band."
Organization to entice
Douglas Shearer, a paint-
Christian clergymen in the ing contractor from Sacra-
United States to visit Leba- mento, Calif., who belongs
non, with all expenses paid to TAV Evangelical Minis-
for by the PLO, has sparked , tries, a Sacramento-based
a bitter controversy be- pro-Israeli_Christian group,
tween conservative fun- - said: "We want the Seattle
damentalist Christian area to understand that
leaders who are opposed to these five Christian minis-
the PLO ploy and liberal ters (who went to Lebanon)
ministers who appear to be do not represent the views of
taking the bait.
Seattle area Christians."
In support of their
At the same time, leaders
of major Jewish organiza- stand, TAV Evangelical
tions have assailed liberal Ministries last month
ministers who have already purchased a large adver-
visited Lebanon under the tisement in the Seattle
auspices of the PLO and Times with a long list of
have expressed concern that endorsers, many of them
such visits would tend to leading evangelical cler-
legitimize the terrorist gymen from California to
organization and lend cre- British Columbia in
dence to its anti-Israel and Canada.
The PLO-sponsored trip
anti-Zionist propaganda.
was also assailed by
The controversy erupted spokesmen for Seattle area
last month when five Seat- Jewish organizations. Dr.
tle ministers went to Leba- Michael Schuffler, chair-
non at: the invitation of the man of the federation's
PLO and returned with community relations com-
praise for the Palestinian mittee, said: "This trip_ by a
cause.
group of Christian clergy-
The ministers said they men is immoral. Money for
recoiled at the violence in the trip (was) provided by a
Lebanon, where the PLO bunch of murderers."
has bases, but were
David Stahl, director of
touched by what they the Northwest Anti-
heard during their meet- Defamation League of Bnai
ing with PLO chief Yasir Brith, said: "It is difficult for
Arafat.
me to comprehend how in-
The ministers agreed that dividuals who are taken on
the Palestinians need a a PLO financially-
homeland, and that home- sponsored trip and only of-
land should be on the West fered a select diet of inter-
views and experiences can
Bank.
These ministers and the return with a clear under-
others who took the trip standing of the multi-
were blasted by eight fun- faceted conflict" in Leba-
damentalist Christian non.

nate.
These conditions included
provisions for maintaining
the security of the equip-
ment being sold to the
Saudis; agreement that the
Saudis will share the in-
telligence information that
is obtained through the
AWACS with the U.S., that
no third party will be
allowed access to the
equipment or the informa-
tion; and "that the Saudi
AWACS will be operated
solely within the bound-
aries of Saudi Arabia" ex-
cept when the U.S. and the
Saudis agree it is needed for
defensive purposes "to
maintain security and
regional stability."
The London-based daily
Al-Sharq Al-Awsat re-
ported this week that Prince
Sultan dismissed the re-
ported signing as "lies
which are circulated by cer-
tain news agencies under
pressure from Zionist ele-
ments."

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An 'Interfaith Guide
to the Holy Land'

JERUSALEM — The
Jerusalem Post and Carta
Publishing Co. have an-
nounced the release of a new
"Pilgrim's Interfaith Guide
to the Holy Land." Pro-
fusely illustrated with maps
and line drawings, the new
Guide provides short histor-
ical and descriptive essays
on 40 religious sites and
shrines.
The guide serves all four
of the major faiths in Eretz
Israel (Judaism, Chris-
tianity, Islam and Bahai).
The author of the "Pil-
grim's Interfaith Guide" is
Dr. Franklin H. Littell, pro-
fessor of religion at Temple
University and past
president of the National
Christian Leadership Con-
ference for Israel. Dr. Littell
has made more than a dozen
trips to Israel since the

Six-Day War. He is by Israel
government appointment a
member -of the Interna-
tional Council of Yad Vas-
hem in Jerusalem, and has
also been for a number of
years an adjunct to the fa-
culty of the Institute of Con-
temporary Jewry, Hebrew
University.
He was assisted in the
Guide by his wife, Marcia
Sachs Littell, a profes-
sional educator who is
presently executive di-
rector of the National In-
stitute on the Holocaust.
Negotiations are under
way for Swedish, German
and Ainerican editions. In
the meantime, distribution
in North America is being
handled by the New York
office of the Jerusalem Post,
110 - E. 59th St., New York
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