THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 3, 1985

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3 In Terror
Trial Jailed

Jerusalem (JTA) — Three de-
fendants in the Jewish terror trial
were sent to jail last Thursday by
the Jerusalem District Court, for
terms of up to three years.
The heaviest sentence was im-
posed on Dan Be Eri, a convert
from Hebron, who was charged
with conspiracy to blow up the
Dome of the Rock on the Temple
Mount. Be Eri, 41, was sentenced
to five years in prison. Two years
of the term were suspended.
Uri Maier, 37, was sent to
prison for 30 months plus 18
months suspended sentence. He
pleaded guilty to attempting to
cause grievous bodily harm in
connection with the attempts on
the lives of the Arab mayors, the
illegal possession and transport of
weapons and membership in a
terrorist organization.
Yossi Edri, 25, was sent to jail
for 25 months, plus five months
suspended sentence. He pleaded
guilty to providing means to
commit a felony and to the posses-
sion of arms and explosions. He
purchased four timing devices
which were to have been used in
an attack on Arab vehicles.
The three were convicted fol-
lowing plea bargaining, and
therefore their trials were sepa-
rated from the others accused.

Organizations
Approved

Toronto (JTA) — Three organ-
izations were given standing last
week by Justice Jules Deschenes,
who heads the commission of in-
quiry on war criminals in public
hearings currently being held in
Toronto. Recognized were the
Canadian Jewish Congress, the
Ukrainian Canadian Committee
and the first Ukrainian Division,
also known as 14 Waffen SS
Galicia Division, which has been
mentioned in various charges.
Organizations not recognized
were the Association of Survivors
of Nazi Oppression, The Canadian
Holocaust Remembrance Asso-
ziation, Jewish Defense League of
Canada, and the Simon Wiesent-
hal Center. The Canadian B'nai
B'rith had previously been given
standing.

Kirkpatrick
Institute

New York (JTA) — The found-
ing of the Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
Institute for Public Leadership
and Public Policy at Tel Aviv
University was announced at an
academic convocation in New
York yesterday. Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick, the former U.S. Ambassador
to the United Nations, was
granted an honorary Doctor of
Philosophy degree from the Uni-
versity during the ceremonies.
The convocation was the first
held in the United States by Tel
Aviv University. Mrs. Kirkpat-
rick, who is returning to her post
as Leavey University Professor at
Georgetown University, was cited
for her "extraordinary service to
the cause of democracy and
America-Israel relations."

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