THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 30, 1982
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that you may be a con-
queror, and this cannot be
without toil.
—Epictetus
Difficulties show men
what they are. In case of any
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Egypt Envoy Sees Mediator Role in M.E. Peace Process
BONN (JTA) — The
Egyptian Ambassador to
West Germany, Aisha
Rateb, has suggested that
her country serve as a
mediator between Israel
and the Arab states of the
"rejection front" to convince
them to join the Middle East
peace process and contrib-
ute to it.
She maintained, how-
ever, that Egypt has only a
limited role to play with re-
spect to Palestinian au-
tonomy, according to an
interview published in Die
Welt.
Without the participation
of all Arab countries, it is
impossible to reach a per-
manent peace in the region,
the envoy said.
She said Israel's
evacuation of Sinai pro-
ved its commitment to its
treaty with Egypt. It
shows the other Arab
countries that one can
rely on Jerusalem and
"We hope that this will
serve as a major incen-
tive to bring them into the
peace process," she said.
According to Rateb,
Egypt does not have the
right nor the desire to rep-
resent the Palestinians in
Columnist to be Honored
by JWB at May Parley
NEW YORK — Iry Kup-
cinet, a columnist for the
Chicago Sun-Times and
television host for PBS, will
be honored by the Jewish
Welfare Board (JWB) at its
biennial convention May
12-16 in Chicago.
Kupcinet will receive the
JWB Communicator's
Award for his "contribution
to a better understanding of
life in this free society."
The list of speakers for
the convention includes
Robert L. Adler, Philip
Klutznick, Irving Berns-
tein, Henry Taub, William
Kahn and Prof. David
Sidorsky. Rabbi Alfred
Gottschalk, president of
Hebrew Union College, will
he DefinitivE
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the autonomy talks but
merely to create a
framework which would
Jewish 1st Lady
for Costa Rica
MEXICO CITY — With
the scheduled inauguration
of Dr. Luis Alberto Monge to
the presidency of Costa Rica
on May 8, a Latin American
republic will have a Jewish
first lady for the first time in
history, according to a re-
port by the American
Jewish Committee's Mexico
and Central America office.
Doris Yankelewitz Be-
rger de Monge was born in
San Jose, Costa Rica's capi-
tal city. Her family is part of
the small Costa Rican
Jewish community, which,
with almost 2,500 members,
has been an integral part of
this democratic country
since the first arrival of
Jews in the 1920s.
Dr. Monge, a lawyer, was
the first Ambassador of
Costa Rica to Israel in 1962.
encourage them to partici-
pate in the process deter-
mining their future and
their own nationhood. If an
agreement is reached, she
added, it would be the task
of the Palestinians and of
Jordan to implement it.
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