THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20 Friday, July 30, 1982
U.S. Will Press Soviets on Jews
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Michael Gale, President
Reagan's liaison with the
Jewish community, reiter-
ated the Administration's
position that it will raise the
issue of Soviet Jewry emig-
ration at all "top level"
meetings between the
United States and the
Soviet Union.
"The President shares
your home that the leaders
in the Soviet Union will re-
consider their policies on
emigration and human
rights and renew their
commitment to the Helsinki
Final Act, not just with
empty words, but with de-
eds," Gale told some 100
persons attending the daily
noon vigil across from the
Soviet Embassy. It was the
first time in the 11-year his-
tory of the vigil that a White
House official had partici-
pated.
The vigil was dedicated to
Ida Nudel, who had been
exiled to Siberia and re-
leased last March. Before
the vigil, a five-member
delegation from the Na-
tional Conference on Soviet
Jewry (NCSJ) and the
Jewish Community Council
(JCC) of Greater Washing-
ton met with Elizabeth
Dole, director of the White
House office of public
liaison, to urge the
President's help on behalf of
Nudel.
Joan Sacarob of
Hadassah attempted un-
successfully to deliver
petitions on behalf of
Nudel to the Soviet Em-
bassy.
Meanwhile, the 43
freshman members of the
House of Representatives
are making daily speeches
on the House floor on behalf
of Siiviet Jewish refusniks
in a campaign that began
last week and will continue
through September.
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NEW YORK (JTA) — An
adviser to Bashir Gemayal,
commander of the Christian
Phalangist forces in Leba-
non, said Tuesday that he
was skeptical about the
PLO's readiness to leave
Lebanon, and suggested
that the Israeli siege of Be-
irut would end with an as-
sault on the western part of
the Lebanese capital.
Responding to questions
at a meeting of the National
Committee on American
Foreign Policy, Alfred
Mady, who is the director of
the Lebanese Information
and Research Center in
Washington, and counsels
the Phalangist commander
on foreign affairs, said that
the PLO "cannot afford a
political solution" and that
PLO chief Yasir Arafat
would be unable to impose
one on all the rival factions
of his organization.
chairmen of the 97th Con-
gressional Class for Soviet
Jewry.
"Working in conjunction
with the National Confer-
ence on Soviet Jewry, we
have targeted those refus-
niks who have been await-
ing visas for more than six
years," Coyne explained. He
said each member has
adopted one or two refus-
niks and will be writing to
the proper authorities in the
U.S. and the Soviet Union
on their behalf.
A Soviet Jew who was
sentenced to a labor
camp has been informed
that he will not be
allowed to emigrate to Is-
rael - until 1990. The
Greater New York Con-
ference on Soviet Jewry
reported that Aleksandr
Paritsky is also being
pressured to recant his
"crimes" on Soviet radio
and TV.
The Student Struggle for
Soviet Jewry has a list of
Soviet Jewish children who
would like to receive letters
from the West. To receive
the list, write the SSSJ, 210
W. 91st St., New Yor, N.Y.
10024.
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