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Changing Policy in E. Germany?
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political and military sup-
port to the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization, has
shown small but possibly
significant signs that it
wants to improve its image
in Israel and among Jews
generally.
One example is the per-
mission granted the only
Yiddish theatrical troupe in
East Germany — composed
of members of a single fam-
ily — to visit Israel. This is
the first time such permis-
sion was granted.
Another recent gesture
was more symbolic than
substantive but neverthe-
less demonstrated a positive
attitude toward a local
Jewish concern. The East
German authorities have
always invited Israeli jour-
BONN (JTA) — The
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lic, which strongly backs
the Arabs in their conflict
with Israel and provides
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dozen prominent individu-
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the daughter of Soviet dis-
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Amnesty For All Prisoners
of Conscience."
The appeal, which was
originated by Amnesty In-
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unconditional release of
those imprisoned solely be-
cause of their political or
religious beliefs noting that
"these are prisoners of con-
science — none has used or
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cording to Amnesty Inter-
national, are President
Jimmy Carter, Governor
Mario Cuomo of New York,
Pope John Paul II, Edgar M.
Bronfman, Saul Bellow,
Woody Allen, Senator
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gious leaders from around
the world.
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sented to the embassies of
countries holding prisoners
of conscience on the occa-
sion of the 35th anniversary
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versal Declaration of
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Not Neutral
'U.S.
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Samuel Lewis, the U.S.
Ambassador to Israel,
stressed last week that the
Arabs want the United
States to be a mediator in
the Arab-Israel conflict be-
cause they know the U.S. is
a close friend of Israel.
"Neither side really
wants the U.S. to be neutral
and we are anything but
neutral," Lewis told some
2,000 persons at Balti-
more's Convention Center
as he received the 1983 Jus-
tice Louis D. Brandeis
Award from the Baltimore
district of the Zionist
Organization of America.
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