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Rescue of Falashas Linked to Success of U.S. Abroad

ARLINGTON, Va. (JTA)
— Rep. Tom Lantos (D-
Calif.) linked the rescue of
Ethiopian Jews to the suc-
cess or failure of U.S.
foreign policy worldwide.
It would be "naive" to be-
lieve that Ethiopian Jewry
can be helped if U.S. foreign
policy fails in other areas,
Lantos told more than 200
persons attending a lunch-
eon during the First Na-
tional Conference on Ethio-
pian Jewry of the American
Association of Ethiopian
Jewry (AAEJ) Monday.
"The fate of our Ethiopian
brothers and sisters, in the
final analysis, is tied to the
success or failure of the U.S.
in the global arena," Lantos
maintained. He mentioned
Lebanon as a case in point,
warning that failure of U.S.
policy in Lebanon would
lead to the failure of U.S.
policy elsewhere, including
Ethiopia. In that connection
he stressed the need for the
U.S. to remain in Lebanon
despite pressures to pull its
troops out.
Referring to the plight
of the Falashas — Ethio-
pian Jews — Lantos de-
clared that his experi-
ence as a Jew in Hungary
during World War II
heightened his concern
to see that the fate of
Ethiopian Jewry is not
ignored.
"I know what it means to
have the silence and the
non-action of those who
would be able to speak out
and act forcefully and
courageously and effec-
tively, only to see them
avert their eyes," the
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said. He pledged to see to it
that Congress keeps the
issue before the American
people and the world.
The two-day conference
here included a discussion
of the condition of Jews in
Ethiopia and how they are
being absorbed in Israel.
Several Falashas appeared
at the conference to relate
their personal experiences.
At the luncheon, one Ethio-
pian Jew, introduced as
"Menahem," a psuedonym
used to protect members of
his family in Ethiopia, said
he fled that country only
three months ago.
He said life there for
Jews was "miserable."
Jews could not practice
their religion and were
unable to make a living,
he said. He reported that
because of conditions in
Ethiopia, the Falashas
were being split and scat-
tered all over the coun-
try.
Dr. Graenum Berger,
founder ° and a former
president of the AAEJ, pre-
sented the group's first
award for "heroism in the
rescue of Ethiopian Jewry"
to Henry and Mildred
Rosenberg of New York. He
said they were the first
couple to involve them-
selves seriously in trying to

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