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TEL AVIV (JTA) — The
skeleton of a woman, wrap-
ped in a plastic bag and
dumped in the Moslem
cemetery at Ramle has been
positively identified by
police experts as the re-
mains of Teresa Engelovitz,
presumably buried in the
Jewish cemetery in Rishon
LeZion a year ago, raising
protests from the local rab-
binate.
The discovery and iden-
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stirred anger against the
Orthodox establishment
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mystery. Mrs. Engelovitz's
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been disturbed. Police have
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grave to determine if a body
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Mrs. Engelovitz was the
wife of an elderly, observant
Jew. Several months after
her burial, unidentified
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The apparent removal
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who had originally de-
manded re-burial. They
agreed that removal of
the body was a "despica-
ble act" which cast a
shadow over Orthodox
Jewry.
But the rabbinate said it
would not allow the remains
to be reburied in the Jewish
cemetery. Mrs. Engelovitz's
daughter, Adina Harpaz,
said she would "fight to the
death" to have her mother
re-buried in the original
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The 1984 of Orwell has ar-
rived at the United Nations,
Israeli Ambassador Yehuda
Blum told a group of 600
women attending the Bnai
Brith Women international
biennial convention.
"Words have lost their
meaning" in the UN, he
said, where "the Soviet
Union, Iraq and Syria are
called peace-loving na-
tions."
The UN "has become the
focal point of international
terrorism," Blum declared.
In the General Assembly,
"people can say with impun-
ity what they couldn't say
elsewhere." He cited as an
example the description of
Israel as a "cancerous
tumor" used by the repre-
sentative of one Arab coun-
try.
Blum was adamant, how-
ever, in his belief that Israel
must remain in the UN, de-
spite the abuses that it
endures there. "Giving up
membership is tantamount
to giving up our place in the
international community,"
he said.
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