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Meyer noted that critics of Alfonsin have called Meyer the "president's rabbi," but Alfonsin didn't give way on appointing the rabbi to the investigating commission. Also, anti-Semitic offenses are no longer ignored by the law enforcement agencies. It will take time, Rabbi Meyer assured his audi- ence, to remove "the tumor of fascism" in Argentina, - but it can be done. One of the things the new demo- cratic government must deal with is massive infla- tion and an external debt now amounting to $46 bil- lion. Even servicing that debt is almost impossible, and, as Rabbi Meyer put it, "Alfonsin won't pay back the American banks and the International Monetary Fund with the hunger of his people." (There have al- ready been demonstrations in Buenos Aires against the IMF.) "Otherwise, the mili- tary will just return to power." The rabbi is hoptfu U.S. creditors will see till wisdom of this policy. Rabbi Meyer is now, as hr terms it, on "an extende( leave of absence" fron Comunidad Bet El, and wil soon be assuming the posi tion of vice chancellor of th( University of Judaism ir. Los Angeles. He had orig• nally intended to spend on( Though a Jew, a rabbi, and not even a citizen of the country, Rabbi Meyer was one of ten people selected by Alfonsin to investigate the crimes of the previous regime. or two years in Argentina, and stayed 25. He remains haunted by what he saw during those horrible years when people vanished from the face of the earth. He re- scued those he could, which is more than most people risked. "If you're a real rabbi you can't shut the door. I'm not a hero — I just tried to be a rabbi. NEWS Western media coverage of Lebanon war criticized ANCIENT ART INTERNATIONAL 'II • H. F;iire.Arlieiti?itt.PtZ/PefrAtteteVar.",,,,,et 4tWetWi leeill 4 et ; ,: eeetwit etvt London = Western news media covering last year's war in Lebanon "did not only report but were engulfed in the socio- psychological atmosphere they created," it was claimed in London this week. "The media were neither objeCtive nor malicious. They were swept away by a psychosis." A study by two political scientists at Israel's Bar- Ilan University and pub- lished by the Institute of Jewish Affairs, says that what was written about the war at the time contained "deviation from fair report- ing" in a number of areas. Dr. Yoel Cohen and Dr. Jacob Reuveny conclude that Israel should take "de- liberate coordinated steps to give up its role as a world communications center, to "radiate" less information about itself, to return to the normal dimensions of com- munications of a small state the size of Switzerland. Progress towards that aim, they assert, "is possible through an appropriate coordinated information policy, in the implementa- tion of which Jewish com- munities could play an im- portant role." - They list several factors which, they suggest, af- ,fected the nature of media coverage of the Lebanese War: • The Palestinians gave newsmen more access than Arab governments did in previous wars. • Arabs and PLO pres- sure on the media was strong. • Journalistic writing wasemetimes anti-Semitic and displayed double standards. • Journalists lacked background knowledge and television emphasized vio- lence. • Mistakes were made in Israeli information policy. • The image of Israeli Premier Menachem Begin was a negative one in the West and some Jews spoke out in criticism of his gov- ernment.