• THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday April 23, 1982 35 , U.S. Vetoes Arab-Sponsored UN Measure Condemning Israel UNITED NATIONS (JTA) — The United States Tuesday vetoes an Arab- sponsored resolution in the Security Council strongly condemning the April 11 shooting on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. The vote was 14-1 in favor of the draft which was introduced by Jordan and Morocco. U.S. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick explained af- terwards that although her government condemns the incident, it could not sup- / --port the resolution because t was not objective and con- - mined implications that re- sponsibility for the crime lies with the Israeli gov- ernment. Israel's UN Ambassador, Yehuda Blum, speaking be- fore the vote, said the reso- lution "seeks to associate Is- rael with the crime of a single individual acting on his own." He was referring to the American-born Israel army soldier who opened fire on Moslem worship- pers killing two and wounding 30. The sus- pect, Allan Harry Good- man, originally from Bal- . timore, has been ar- raigned for the crime. She added that the The draft resolution de- resolution as a whole clared that the Security does not serve any con- Council "condemns in the structive purpose and strongest terms these ap- will not stop the violence palling acts of sacrilege" in the area. and called on "Israel, the oc- Blum, in his remarks be- cupying power, to observe fore the vote, said Israel and apply scrupulously the "would have been prepared provisions of the Fourth to consider supporting the Geneva Convention and the terms of a draft resolution principles of international that would have spoken also law governing military oc- of the 95 mosques and many cupation and to refrain from churches destroyed in causing any hinderance to Hama by the Syrian army; the discharge of the estab- of the necessity to study the lished functions of the lesson to be gleaned from Higher Islamic Council in the attack on the Great Jerusalem." Mosque in Mecca; of the de- It deplored "any act or struction of many churches encouragement or profana- and holy shrines in Leba- tion" of holy places and non; and of the 58 shrines in Jerusalem "as synagogues destroyed by tending to disturb world the Jordanians in peace." The resolution also Jerusalem up to the reunifi- called on the secretary gen- cation of the city in 1967. eral to keep the Security Council "fully informed on the implementation of this On Monday, Israel and resolution." the Soviet Union clashed Kirkpatrick objected to sharply in the Security that part of the resolution Council with the United which alleged that Israel States joining in at one was hindering the work of point as Israeli Ambassador the Moslem Supreme Coun- Yehuda Blum and Soviet cil in East Jerusalem. In representative Richard reality, there is no evidence Ovinnikov hurled verbal for that, she said. brickbats during the debate on the "situation in the occupied Arab territories. The debate, which opened April 13, was precipitated by the fatal shooting on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, site of Islamic shrines, on April 11. Ovin- YOU MUST TRY OUR NEW nikov charged that "the LUNCHEON MENU! terrorist" responsibile was an Israeli-occupying soldier WE NOW HAVE DELIVERY SERVICE "who acted under the cover IN THE ORCHARD MALL 851-6400 of other terrorists," mean- 6407 ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT MAPLE Carry Outs ing the Israeli army. He Available went on to accuse Israel of bringing "tears, blood and destruction" to the Palesti- nian people. Exercising his right of reply, Blum said he was "moved" by the Soviet 191 ; EER1 G 2 REM ENE display of concern for holy places and charged MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS AMY JACKSON NOW FOR In our cocktail lounge SEE THE NEW RIIISHAW INN SUSSEX H01 --- E . 559-3377 MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 9 LUSH & DINNER SERVED 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. BRUNCH DINNER SAM JARRUS, Begin Proposes Amnesty for Israel Prisoners FRI. & SAT. 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DEVIL RED DE ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT 15337 FENKELL 1 Block E. of Greenfield 273- 844 Private Lighted Parkin JERUSALEM (JTA) — Premier Menahem Begin has proposed that the gov- ernment mark the 15th an- niversary of the liberation of Jerusalem this year by an amnesty for prisoners in jail. At the weekly Cabinet meeting he asked Justice Minister Moshe Nissim and Attorney General Yitzhak Zamir to study the idea and report back to the Cabinet Sunday. In the past, there were amnesties in the form of re- duction of sentences for some crimes — to mark Is- rael's Independence Day and on certain other major national occasions. The amnesties are usu- ally in the form of president- ial pardons or reductions, but on two past occasions — one in the 1950s and one immediately after the Six- Day War — they took the form of special Knesset laws introduced by the incum- bent government. that tens of thousands of churches and mosques in the Soviet Union have been shut down and "at best converted to barns or stables." He said the Soviet Union sought to avoid such issues as Russian and Cuban troops in Africa, the situa- tion in Poland and the Soviet invasion of Af- ghanistan. "How many mosques have the Soviet oc- cupation army in Afghanis- tan closed over the last two years?" he asked. Ovinnikov, retorting, said the real issue in the Middle East was Israel's il- legal occupation of Arab land and that Israel did not want to see the Soviet Union speaking on behalf of the Arab nations. Blum took the floor again, accusing the Soviet Union of posing as the "apostle of peace" while it opposed the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt and, in fact, had contributed substantially to every war in the Middle East since 1950. In a related develop- ment, Israel charged that the Security Council, which opened its debate last week on "The Situa- tion in the Occupied Arab Territories," was ur- gently convened "at the whim of certain countries which seek to exploit the misdeeds of one particu- lar individual acting on his own in order to fan request a Security Council the flames of religious meeting when a Turkish hatred and incitement." fanatic shot Pope John Paul The convening of the II in May 1981 or when Mos- council is also an act of lem zealots stormed into the "bigotry of the highest de- holy shrine of Mecca in a gree," Blum observed, not- - premeditated attack in No- ing that the Arabs did not vember 1979. 55 • • ••••••• e ° • • ••••• • • •• e• /OMERSET • DINER THEATRE • • detroit's Original dinner theatre 44: •••••••• ■ •••••••rne*••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • Aufrzdo Jimmy Launce PROductions, Inc. presents • How The Other Half Loves • • • • • • • Comedy-Farce by Alan Ayckbourn • • Performances: Wed. 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