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November 26, 1982 - Image 25

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1982-11-26

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

U.S. Evaluates Weapons Used in Lebanon

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
high-level U.S. Defense De-
partment delegation ar-
rived here Sunday for dis-
cussions with Israeli de-
fense officials on the per-
formance of American
o „. - weaponry used by the Is-
raeli army and air force in
the war in Lebanon.
The five-member group,
headed by the Pentagon's
h assessment director An-

drew Marshall, is believed
to be interested in the les-
sons derived from the use of
American and Israel-made
equipment against Soviet
equipped Syrian and Pales-
tinian forces.
Another arrival last
weekend was former U.S.
Secretary of State Alexan-
der Haig. He received an
honorary doctorate Sunday
from Ben-Gurion Univen

Ousted Party Re-Introduces
▪ Anti-Nazi Bill in Germany

BONN (JTA)'— The So-
cial. Democratic Party
(SPD), now in the opposi-

tion, has re-introduced
legislation aimed against
neo-Nazi propaganda which
• Was rejected a month ago
whent he SPD headed West
Germany's governing coali-
tion government.
The draft bill which
would close loopholes in
0. existing anti-Nazi laws,
was killed in the Bundesrat,
'the upper house of parlia-
ment, controlled by the
Christian Democratic
• Union. The CDU is now the
governing party.
The proposed legislation
01 ' would give state pro-
secutors the power to try
persons who publicly deny
that Jews were persecuted
by the Third 'Reich or that
the Holocaust occurred. It
would impose tighter re-
strictions on the import and

distribution of Nazi prop-
aganda material produced
abroad and limit the sale of
reproductions of material
that existed in Nazi Ger-
many.

Friday, November 26, 1982 25

WARM-UP
SALE

sity of the Negev in Beer-
shev. Haig was scheduled to
meet with Premier
Menahem Begin, Foreign
Minister Yitzhak Shamir
and Defense Minister Ariel
Sharon during his stay in
the country.

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Falasha Holiday
• Marked in Israel

TEL AVIV (JNI) —
President Yitzhak Navon
I led the annual celebration
of the Ethiopian Jewish
community's Sigd holiday
Nov. 15 on Mount Zion in
•- Jerusalem, with the par-
ticipation of the two Chief
Rabbis and leaders of the
Falasha community in Is-
rael.
The celebration of the fe8-
tival, which dates back to
the days of Ezra and
• Nehemiah and expresses
the desire of Ethiopian Jews
to return to Zion, marked
the first time the holiday
has received official sanc-
tion in Israel.

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• Israeli Soldier
Slain in Lebanon

TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
Israeli soldier was killed
and • two others were
0. wounded when assailants in
a passing car opened fire on
their jeep about one kilome-
ter north of Sidon in Leba-
non last Friday.
The slain soldier was
identified as Karim Ali
Amar, 23, of the Druze vil-
lage of Hurfeish, a number
of whose Druze residents
have been killed in the
Lebanon war. Amar had
been called up for reserve
duty only three days before
his death.

A cause may be inconven-
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It's like champagne or high
shoes, and one must be pre-
pared to suffer for it.
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