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December 03, 1984 - Image 11

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1984-12-03

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Mitterrand visit
to Syria hit

/ 7

Paris (JTA) — President Fran-
cois Mitterrand's two-day state
visit to Syria last week appears to
have been an exercise in ap-
peasement that failed to resolve
the sharp policy differences be-
tween France and Syria or to
budge President Hafez Assad
from his hardline position in the
Middle East conflict.
Mitterrand "went out of his
way," according to many obser-
vers, to avoid anything that could
be considered "a provocation" to
the Syrians. French officials said
he believed this was the best way
to induce Assad to join the peace
process and to improve relations
between the two countries.
At a press conference in
Damascus before his departure,
Mitterrand hailed Assad as "a key
personality" in the Middle East
and exonerated Syria from any
role in a series of terrorist attacks
that have taken many French
lives in recent months. Assad de-
nied any involvement in the at-
tacks and "I see no reason why I
should doubt his words," Mitter-
rand said.

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But Syria stands accused by
several French ministers and
senior officials and by virtually
the entire media of having
planned and probably carried out
the assassination of the French
Ambassador in Beirut in 1981; of
masterminding the suicide attack
on French headquarters in Beirut
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French paratroopers were killed;
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expulsion of two Syrian diplomats
from France.
It is not yet known whether
Mitterrand met with members of
the Syrian Jewish community
while in Damascus or whether he
raised with Assad the issue of Sy-
rian Jews. Before his departure
for Syria, the French president
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the Representative Council of
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tions (CRIF), that he would do so if
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Before leaving Damascus, Mit-
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Hall" in the Syrian National
Museum and an old synagogue
which was reconstructed as an ar-
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