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IDF Pilot Returns to Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA) An Is-
rael Air Force pilot shot
down over Lebanon on Sun-
day has been returned
safely to Israel.
The pilot ejected from his
jet when it was hit by a
ground-to-air missile while
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NEW YORK — The Na-
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Volume Covers Law of Sale
attacking terrorist targets
The requirements . for received his BA degree from
in the Shouf Mountain area buying and selling as set
the University of
southeast of Beirut. He
down by Joseph ben Ep- Pittsburgh and was or-
parachuted in an area held hraim Karo of Safed (1488- dained at the Hebrew Union
by the Lebanese army 1575) in the Shulhan Arukh
which turned him over to form the basis for Stephen College-Jewish Institute of
Religion (JUC-JIR). He is
the Israeli military. The
M. Passamaneck's "The currently professor of Tal-
pilot, who was not iden- Traditional Jewish Law of
mud and Rabbinics at
tified, was flown to Israel by Sale" (Hebrew Union Col- JUC-JIR
in Los Angeles.
an IDF helicopter. No de- lege Press).
tails of his rescue were dis-
This particular domain
closed. ,
within traditional Jewish
The raid was the second commercial law includes
Israeli air attack on ter- guidelines on credit and
rorist bases in Lebanon. The , debt, laws pertaining to
aircraft taking part in it fraud in sales and the con-
were identified as Kars, cept of acquisition as it re-
fighter-bombers designed lates to various types of
and built in Israel.
property.
A synopsis of the actual
The targets were de-
scribed as training law of sale from the
camps and bases used as Shulhan Arukh prefaces
a launching point for at- the work. It underscores
tacks in Lebanon by the some of the main features of
pro-Syrian Al Saiga ter- this area of the law and fur-
Custom Laminated Furniture.
rorists, and extremist nishes some terminology
Residential & Commercial
Palestinian dissident and analysis of the mate-
Graphic Wall Design
groups headed by Ahmed rial. The synopsis also notes
Jibril and Naif Hawatme. points of comparison and
KEITH SCHARE
According to the Syrians, ' contrast with Roman law
Designer
the Israeli planes were and medieval church law.
569-2462 543-0203
Stephen M. Passamaneck
attacking positions held
by Lebanese Druze fight-
ers led by Walid
Jum.blatt.
The Israeli air strike last
week had been against pro-
Iranian Shiite Moslems be-
lieved responsible for the
truck-bombing of Israeli
military headquarters in -
Tyre Nov. 4 and the similar
attack Oct. 23 on U.S. and
French military headquar-
"An astonishing artifact that is equal
ters in Beirut, all of which
parts vaudeville schtick, Talmudic
caused heavy loss of lives.
exegesis,
and ghetto melodrama:'
French carrier-based air-
—Carrie Rickey, Village Voice
craft attacked the same
targets last Thursday.
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NEW YORK — The
series of economic measures
adopted by the government
of Isra-el in the last few
weeks will improve Israel's
balance of payments and
reduce inflationary. pres-
sures. This foreCast was re-
leased in New York by the
spokesman for Israel's
Economic Mission in the
United States, Consul Uri
Oren.
However, in the short run
the measures will bring
about a temporary accelera-
tion in inflation, he said:
The principal economic
measures are the devalua-
tion of the Israel Shekel
against the U.S. Dollar, a 50
percent reduction in the
level of the government's
subsidization of basic goods
and services, and a further
drastic cut in the govern-
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