32 Frida y , October 1; 1982,; ;:; THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Arens: Lebanese Sovereignty Dependent on U.S. and Israel Tel Aviv Protest Rally WASHINGTON (JTA) — that the U.S. and Israel are In addition to these goals, asked for," he said. Largest Ever Held in Israel Israeli Ambassador Moshe "working at crossed pur- Arens said Israel had two Arens maintained that sirens stressed that the re- 3toration of Leban,e'se sov- reig-nty cannot be 'Achieved without the "close coopera- tion" of the governments of Israel and the United States. Answering questions by reporters at a meeting spon- sored by the American EnterprikSe Institute, Arens said that the goals that the Reagan Administration seeks in Lebanon cannot be achieved if there is a percep- tion, especially in Lebanon, AP LARRY FREEDMAN Orchestra and Entertainment 647-2367 poses." ' The envoy noted that the U.S.' goals in Lebanon, as outlined by President Re- agan, are the same that Is- rael wishes to achieve there. This includes the resto- ration of Lebanese inde- pendence; the departure of all foreign forces, in- cluding thousands of Palestine Liberaiton Organization terrorists from north Lebanon and the Bekaa valley, the Sy- rian forces and the Israeli army; and the assurances for the security of north- ern Israel. "We want to be sure ... that south Leba- non cannot become once again a base for terrorist attacks against Israel," Arens said. BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN ABBE A. LEVI OPTICIAN GOOD GLASSES Div. of Fanab Inc. 25900 Greenfield, 101 Kristen Bldg. — CORNER GREENFIELD AND LINCOLN Phone 967-0790 . HOURS FRIDAY 9:30 to 1:00 MON. thru THURS. 9:30 to 4:30 SUNDAY 10:00 to 1:00 P.M. 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He said the multination force left Beirut without turning over military posi- tions and arms to the Lebanese army as they were supposed to do by the depar- ture agreement and the Lebanese army in turn re- fused to move into west Be- irut. He said that when the Israeli army entered, it found more than 1,000 PLO terrorists still there and vast supplies of arms, including such heavy equipment as tanks and rocket laun- chers. He said the amount exceeded the es- timates of intelligence services, including that of Israel. In the first two days, the terrorists fought back against Is- rael and six Israeli soldiers were killed and 50 injured, Arens said. TEL AVIV (JTA) — Last Saturday night's rally here to protest the mas- sacre of Palestinians in two refugee camps in west Beirut and the govern- ment's refusal (at that point) to launch a full in- dependent investigation of the carnage was the largest rally ever to have taken place in Israel, either in support of or in opposition to government policies. It also saw a number of significant firsts. The rally's organizers — the Labor Alignment, the Shinui Party and the Peace Now movement — claimed that "over 400,000" people partici- pated from all over the country and that the par- ticipants crossed party lines. According to observers who have attended rallies in the past, this one, at which speakers also called for the resignation of Pre- mier Menahem Begin and Defense Minister Ariel Israel Angered Over Meeting of German, PLO Officials BONN (JTA) — Israel bers of the Young Guard of protested to the West Ger- Chancellor Helmut man government against a Schmidt's Social Demo- meeting last week between cratic Party. The Young Peter Corterier, the West Guard is known for its anti- German Vice Foreign Israel attitude. Minister, and the represen- tatives in Bonn of the Pales- Tigers to Retire tine Liberation Organiza- Hank Greenberg tion, Abdullah Frangi. But a West German gov- Uniform No. 5 ernment spokesman said The Detroit Tigers will that while the Corterier- Frangi meeting took place retire the uniform number in the Foreign Ministry five, worn by Hall of Famer office, it did not constitute a Hank Greenberg, in a cere- mony next summer, accord- change of West German pol- ing to team officials. icy or represent an official Greenberg played 11 sea- recognition by Bonn of the sons with the Tigers during PLO. the 1930s and 1940s before Meanwhile, Frangi and a closing out his career with PLO spokesman on a visit in Bonn were given an the Pittsburgh Pirates in enthusiastic reception last 1947. The first baseman compiled a .313 lifetime Saturday by members of the batting average and hit 331 Bundestag, representing home runs, leading the various parties. League in hom- The West German gov- American ers four times. ernment dissociated it- During the same cere- self from allegations by mony, Hall of Famer Char- Frangi that Israeli lie Gehringer's number two soldiers in Lebanese uni- will also be retired. form carried out the mas- sacre in Beirut. A gov- ernment spokesman said ZOA, Herut the government had no Disavow Support evidence whatever to substantiate such a of Reagan Plan charge. NEW YORK — Two Last week, the West Jewish organizations have German government pub- disassociated themselves lished strong con- from a report in the New demnation of Israel over the York Times which claimed Palestinian massacre in Be- that "all 67 international irut and called for an inde- affiliates" of the World pendent investigation of the Jewish Congress supported killings. At the same time, President Reagan's recent the government left open Middle East peace pro- the possibility of inviting posals. The Zionist Organiza- PLO chief Yasir Arafat to come to Bonn for talks with tion of America (ZOA) and the United Zionists- government officials. Several thousand demon- Revisionists (Herut- strators protested in Bonn U.S.A.) issued separate against the massacre in two statements last week pro- Beirut refugee camps and testing misrepresentation warmly applauded Frangi of their positions -regard- when he equated Israel with ing the American plan in the Nazis. Many of the a Sept. 22 New York demonstrators were mem- Times report. Sharon, was marked by the presence of a small but significant number of pro- testers wearing knitted skullcaps which has be- come the mark of the young members of the Na- tional Religious Party. Few, if any, such head- wear was seen at previous protest demonstrations. Equally unusual was the presence this time of men and women who were described as "not Ashkenazim." This de- scription was not used by commentators as a form of racism or denig- ration, but merely to state a visible fact. Previous rallies critical of the Likud government and its policies were nota- ble for the almost complete absence of the Sephardic segment of the population which university sociologists and political researchers claim to be the largest single component in Begin's "constituency." Both these firsts may indicate the start of a change in the hitherto solid support for Begin and Sharon in their prosecu- tion of the war in Leba- non, political analysts noted. The presence of young NRP members and Sephardim may account for shifts in both the NRP and Tami Party stands, until now opposed to a jud- icial inquiry into the Be- irut massacre and in gen- eral support of Begin and Sharon. Speakers at the demon- stration included Labor Party leaders Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin, Shinui Party leader Amnon Rubinstein, Civil Rights Party leader Shulamit Aloni, Peace Now Spokesman Tzali Re- shef, Mapam leader Victor Shemtov, and .Avraham Burg, a reserve combat officer and son of Interior Minister Yosef Burg. Meanwhile, Likud de- cided to cancel its plans to hold a mass rally here Saturday night in answer to the massive rally last Saturday. Likud spokes- men said they did not wish "further to widen the gap within the Israeli public" or to "add to the waste of millions of shekels spent by the opposition in or- ganizing its rally." But the real reason for the cancellation of the Likud demonstration, for which advertisements have already appeared in the local press, was the fear that the pro-Likud or- ganizers would not be able to match the record turn- out of last Saturday night's rally. A smaller attendance, it was noted, would be seen as a prop- aganda defeat for the gov- ernment. Art is a jealous mistress, and if a man has a genius for painting, poetry, music, architecture or philosophy, he makes a bad husband and an ill provider. —Emerson