Grunzweig Suspect Charged
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Yona Avrushmi, a 28-
year-old resident of
Jerusalem and the West
Bank, was formally charged
last Friday with willful
murder in the grenade slay-
ing a year ago of Peace Now
activist Emil Grunzweig..
The charge sheet, pre-
sented in Jerusalem Dis-
trict Court exactly one year
after the killing, alleges
that Avrushmi purchased
an Israel army issue hand
grenade in January 1983
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and, on the night of Feb-
ruary 10, 1983, positioned
himself on a hill overlook-
ing the Prime Minister's
Office and there awaited the
arrival of a procession of
Peace Now marchers who
were scheduled to demon-
strate outside the office.
At 8:50 p.m., as the
demonstrators were about
to disperse after singing the
national anthem, Avrushmi
allegedly threw the grenade
into the crowd, according to
the charge sheet. The gre-
nade exploded, inflicting
fatal wounds on Grunzweig,
a 33-year-old teacher, who
died within minutes. Ten
other persons were
wounded, one of them seri-
ously. The charges state
that the accused threw the
grenade with intent to kill
and fully understood the
implications of his act.
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Avrushmi was de-
tained for questioning in
the middle of last month.
He was identified as a
former resident of the
Neve Yaacov quarter of
Jerusalem, currently
employed as a metal
worker in Ofra on the
West Bank. At the same
time, police arrested a
20-year-old soldier,
David Shem-Tov of
Jerusalem, on suspicion
of having sold the fatal
grenade to Avrushmi.
The police said that
Shem-Tov was not
otherwise involved in the
grenade attack. The de-
scribed Avrushmi as the
"prime suspect."
The filing of charges
against Avrushmi ended a
year-long investigation of
the crime which shocked Is-
rael. Grunzweig was mur-
dered at a demonstration
demanding that the gov-
ernment implement in full
the recommendations of the
Kahan Commission which
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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
American and Israeli
negotiators met here Mon-
day for the second round of
discussions aimed at the es-
tablishment of a U.S.-Israel
Free Trade Area (FTA). The
first round of talks was held
in Washington last month.
Officials expressed op-
timism that FTA could be
set up within six months,
despite opposition by some
American trade unions. The
FTA is one of the projects
arising from the agree-
ments in principal for U.S.-
Israeli military and eco-
nomic cooperation which
were reached when Premier
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Economists heie believe
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once an FTA is established.
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Atlanta Group Demands
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