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TROY 1 BETWEEN CROOKS AND COOLIDGE OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. tilled by the Sabbath." The religious public, it added, cannot be expected to remain passive "when bar- barians are raising a malicious hand over the Sab- bath of Jerusalem!' "Their acts are provoking religious Jews in the manner of the basest anti-Semites, from whom the Jewish people suffered in the darkness of the Diaspora. "For the sake of Jerusalem," added the newspaper, "we shall not be still until peace and quiet is restored to the city, whose freedom is dear to the heart of the Jewish people and which symbolizes the sanc- tification of Israel In the Land of Israel!" Meanwhile, the left-leaning daily Ha'aretz applauded the steadfast demands of secular Israelis for the Sabbath screening of movies. "This determined stand in the face of ultra-Orthodox at- tack," said the newspaper, "has been fruitful!" The large turnout at the four movie theaters last Fri- day night "again expressed the heartfelt sense of the ma- jority of the public in the capital —`No' to religious coercion," it said. "The demand to screen movies on the Sabbath — in a way that does not physically disturb ultra-Orthodox residents of the city — is the result of a widespread public desire to block religious dic- tates," it added. the largest single enterprise in Israel — which has been developing and building the Lavi. It is essential, he said, that the cancellation of the Lavi project does not lead to the emigration of highly skilled Israeli scientists and techni- cians who have been involv- ed in its development. Israel, he said, must main- tain a technological level equivalent to that of other in- dustrialized countries. Washington, which has pro- vided almost all of the $1.5 Billion for the development and production of two pro- totypes of the Lavi, is bitter- ly opposed to its continued development because it in- sists that Israel cannot afford the plane. Both Defense Minister Yit- zhak Rabin and Finance Minister Moshe Nissim also oppose continuation of the project because they believe it will starve other branches of the armed services of vital new equipment and weapons systems. - Kosher Take-out Opening In USSR New York (JTA) — The first kosher take-out restaurant in the Soviet Union will be opened on the grounds of the Chorale Synagogue in Moscow next month, it was announced here last week by Rabbi Arthur Schneier of New York, president of the Appeal of Conscience Foun- Peres dation. Continued from Page 1 Schneier said approval for tion of the U.S.-built F-16 jet the kosher, food service had fighters, a proposal that was been given by Konstantin first raised by the Pentagon Kharchev, chairperson of the last year; Council of Religious Affairs, • Israeli participation in USSR Council of Ministers. the development of the Ad- At a recent meeting with vanced Tactical Fighter Kharchev in Moscow at which (ATF), which has been they discussed plans for the described as the United new facility, Schneier said, it States fighter plane of the was agreed that the take-out future. restaurant would be Development costs for the established as an interim step ATF are expected to amount _ prior to the opening of a full- to some $12 billion, while the fledged kosher restaurant. unit cost of the plane has Earlier this year, on his been estimated at up to $80 return from the Soviet Union, million. Schneier reported that Soviet Washington has not of- government approval had ficially responded to the pro- been given for a kosher posed Israeli involvement in restaurant to be opened in the ATF project, but the Moscow. - Hebrew-language daily Ma'ariv quoted Pentagon Kosher food for the Moscow sources on Tuesday as saying take-out service will be im- that the United States has no ported into the USSR from intention of allowing Hungary under the terms of Israel — or any other coun- an agreement Schneier work- try — to participate in the ed out with Imre Miklos, development of the plane. chairperson of the Hungarian Peres said he is primarily Church Office, a post concerned about the future of equivalent to that of Minister Israel Aircraft Industries — of Religion.