▪ ,1 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 15, 1984 CAMP TAMARACK for questioning last month about prior knowledge of the Temple Mount plot. According to Itim, the Is- raeli news agency, the un- identified suspect confessed to conspiracy to attack the Temple Mount and to illegal possession of arms. The prosecution agreed, in ex- change, to drop charges of membership in a terrorist organization. Charges against a suspect known as defendant no. 17 states that he and others in the group conducted about 20 surveillance missions on the Temple Mount to learn how the area is guarded. The defendant also pur- chased a Uzi submachine- gun and handgun silencers from a civilian who intro- duced himself as an army officer. The district court session was described by observers as "more a family reunion than a criminal proceed- ing." The small courtroom was packed with journalists and families of suspects and Keegstra hate trial opens in Canada BRIG., FRESH AIR SOCIETY'S ewish terrorist sentenced Jerusalem (JTA) — A erusalem district court udge last week imposed an 8-month prison sentence n Noam Yinnon of Moshav (eshet on the Golan -leights. A second 18-month s entence for Yinnon was s uspended. Yinnon is the first of the 7 alleged members of a J ewish terrorist under- round who were indicted ast month to go on trial. His ase was tried separately rom the others after the tate prosecutor agreed to a equest by the defense at- orney to drop charges of at- t empted murder. The group, )ased on the West Bank, as been implicated in a eries of violent crimes a gainst Arab civilians dur- ng the past four years and he planned bombing of five d rab-owned buses in East Jerusalem which was foiled )3, Israeli security forces on April 27. Yinnon was convicted of anlawful possession of exp- osives and transporting xplosives, offenses which arry a maximum of 10 r ears in prison. But the residing judge accepted he defense contenton that Y innon did not know and id not imagine that the xplosives he carried would b e used to take lives. The alleged terrorists n ingled freely with friends a nd relatives in a J erusalem district court Monday. The court convened to ear the prosecution's re- l uest to retain 23 of the sus- ects in custody until the a nd of legal proceedings. S even were remanded for an a dditional period and the ourt recovened Tuesday to h ear further arguments from prosecution and de- fense counsel. But it released one sus- p ect for six hours to attend h is sister's wedding and an- ther was released for five h ours Wednesday for the c ircumcision of his son. E ach was escorted by a p olice officer and posted 5 00,000 Shekels ($2,500) b ail. In testimony Monday, the l awyers for one defendant s aid that Rabbi Eliezer Waldman, head of a yeshiva i n Kiryat Arba on the West Bank, had knowledge of an a lleged plot to attack the Temple Mount in the Old C ity of Jerusalem, site of two Moslem shrines. Ac- cording to the lawyer, whose client cannot be iden- tified to the public, the de- fendant discussed the plot with Waldman and backed away from the plan when the rabbi said he was against the idea. Waldman, who holds the fourth spot on the election l ist of the ultra-nationalist Tehipt Parl,'wtis detained! 55 IDEAL SITE FOR ELEMENTARY CHILDREN ENTERING 2nd-5th GRADES • three 19-day sessions a dozen or more lawyers. The suspects sat on spec- • 9-day Sports Skills/Performing Arts Camps tator's benches where they • caring, sensitive staff mingled with their families • bunk, individual choice, and Jewish programs and freely passed notes. 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Meanwhile, two speakers at the convention of the Na- tional Council of Young Is- rael spoke out on behalf of a Jewish underground. Rabbi Aryeh Ralberg of Brooklyn told the conven- tion tAitat Jewish law jus- tifies Jews taking 'up arms to defend themselves, and to strike back if they felt threatened. • Stanley Schumsky, • • president of the Young Is- • ALL AT SURPLUS PRICES! • rael of Coney Island, was • • Talk to Jeff or Eddie. 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Red Deer, Alberta last London (JTA) — The Monday for violating Cana- dian laws against promot- Palestine Liberation ing racial and religious Organization would like passports to replace the hatred. One of his pupils, Lorene troublesome travel docu- Baxterf, who took the stand ments used by its officials, last Wednesday, read from according to Arab media her 12th grade notes, dic- sources. A Tunis radio broadcast tated by Keegstra, that the Jacobin reign of terror after said the PLO is currently the French Revolution was holding talks with Arab instigated by Jews and in- countries on the issuance of cluded cannibalism. Napo- such passports. Jordanian news media leon was described as "shepherd of the Jews" and reported an effort to involve Sigmund Freud as a "Mar- the United Nations in this xist Jew" who participated matter, seeking to have the UN notify countries' of the in drug and sex orgies. Last Tuesday, 19-year- PLO's proposal. The Jorda- old Richard Denis read an nian newspaper Ad Dustur essay he wrote in the 12th said "the Arab countries grade two years ago to the and Islamic and nonaligned effect that Jews instigated countries have expressed the French and Russian their readiness to accept revolutions and the two these passports." world wars and "we must get rid of every Jew in exist- Elected to post ence in order to live in peace and freedom." Denis main- Tel Aviv — Leonard R. tained under cross exam- Strelitz, of Norfolk, Va., has ination by defense counsel been elected chairman of that he wrote that essay to the International Board of please Keegstra in the hope Governors of Tel Aviv Uni- r 1.1 ti Jvergity. " ' ' , Of gettingohigher 'marks: r • , Ir ,r • :1 ts “ . 4", !; • • CAMPING GEAR • • Think Fall this Spring! 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