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severe measures "suit reality
and provide an appropriate
response to the rioting," it in-
sisted that one "cannot pity
the rioters."
Palestinian protestors, said
Ma'ariv editors, "and mainly
the parents of the younger
ones, know that whoever
throws stones or Molotov
cocktails at IDF [Israel
Defense Forces] soldiers, or at-
tacks a Jew, is in danger of be-
ing shot, beaten or arrested.
We are not playing chess with
the rioters; rather, we are
compelled to defend our lives.
The number of victims in the
territories is not only depen-
dent upon the soldiers. More
than anything, the issue
depends on the rioters
themselves."
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Nazi's Release
Draws Protest
Amsterdam (JTA) — Two
Nazi war criminals responsi-
ble for the deportation of
more than 100,000 Dutch
Jews were released last week
from Breda prison by an act
of the Dutch Parliament,
amid angry protests from
Jewish groups and former
resistance fighters in the
Netherlands and other
countries.
Ferdinand aus der Fuenten,
79, and Franz Fischer, 88, the
last two war criminals in-
carcerated in Holland, were
set free four hours after the
lower house of Parliament
voted 85-65 to expel them
from the country as "unde-
sirable aliens."
They were escorted to the
West German border near
Venlo, where they were hand-
ed over to German police. The
West German news media
paid little attention.
Justice Minister Frits Kor-
thals Altes revived longstand-
ing proposals to release the
two last Monday and the mat-
ter was promptly put to a
Parliament sharply divided
over the issue.
Rabbi Marvin Hier, dean of
the Los Angeles-based Simon
Wiesenthal Center, protested
in a letter to Dutch Prime
Minister Ruud Lubbers.
"It is unconscionable to
release such notorious in-
dividuals who perpetrated
heinous crimes and caused
suffering to so many thou-
sands," he wrote to Lubbers.
pardon such criminals
desecrates the memory of
those who perished and sends
the wrong signal to the
perpetrators of tomorrow's
crimes."
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