Bombs defused
in Jerusalem
Jerusalem (JTA) — Two
explosive charges were
found and safely defused in
widely separated areas of
Jerusalem Tuesday. Police
urged the public to keep a
sharp watch for suspicious-
looking objects.
One explosive device was
planted near a bus stop on
the Bethlehem road in the
southern outskirts of the
city. The other was at the
railway station.
Security sources warned
of possible stepped-up ter-
rorist activity this week be-
cause of the fifth anniver-
sary of the signing of the
Israeli-Egyptian peace
treaty and "Land Day" to-
day. "Land Day" is an occa-
sion for protests by Palesti-
nians against the confisca-
tion of their lands on the
West Bank.
Fire bombs and stones
were thrown at Jewish
buses passing through West
Bank towns Tuesday. Win-
dows were broken, but there
were no casualties. Em-
ployees of the Arab-owned
electric corporation were
ordered to remove Palesti-
nian flags planted on top of
power pylons Monday
night.
Troops fired on
in S. Lebanon
Tel Aviv (JTA)
There
were no casualties in three
attempts to attack IDF
forces in southern Lebanon
last week. Automatic
weapons were fired at an
IDF outpost on the eastern
sector of the front last Fri-
day, but nobody was hurt.
On Thursday, a patrol
was fired on from a roadside
ambush south of the Zaha-
rani River, and a grenade
was thrown at an IDF patrol
in Sidon.
Recent attacks are all
thought to have been car-
ried out by small groups of
Shiite Moslems. But Uri
Lubrani, coordinator of Is-
raeli activities in Lebanon,
stressed that they were only
small groups and did not
necesssarily reflect major-
ity Shiite feelings. If their
aim was to get Israel to
withdraw quickly, they
were mistaken, he said.
Israel seminar
slated July 4-9
IYJ
Cleveland — The Cleve-
land College of Jewish
Studies will sponsor the
Jerusalem Adult Institute,
a • two-week residential
study program in
Jerusalem July 4-19.
The institute is designed
for adults who want to learn
about Israeli culture and
society in depth. Partici-
pants will take two or three
courses five mornings each
week.
There will also be special
evening programs where
participants will have the
opportunity to meet and
talk with leading Israeli
thinkers and personalities.
For further information
about the program, contact
the school, 26500 Shake
Blvd., Beachwood, Ohio
44122.
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