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Quebec Jews
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Montreal (JTA) — The cur-
rent constitutional crisis
gripping Canada has created
widespread uncertainty
about the prospects for con-
tinued union of the country's
English- and French-
speaking populations.
For the Jewish community
in the province of Quebec,
the stakes are especially
high, since anti-Semitism
appears to be growing in
proportion to linguistic and
cultural tensions here.
Uncertainty about
Quebec's future — and that
of the entire country — was
heightened this week as it
became increasingly doubt-
ful that all 10 of Canada's
provinces would ratify the
Meech Lake accord by the
June 23 deadline.
The accord is a package of
constitutional amendments
that redefine the confedera-
tion of Canadian provinces
by giving Quebec special
status.
Canadian Jewry is par-
ticularly concerned about
current moods and events.
Eric Maldoff, past presi-
dent of English rights lobby
group Alliance Quebec, is
Jewish. Another Montreal
Jew, Robert Libman, has
been very outspoken in
championing minority
rights. To further this cause,
he founded the Equality
Party, which won four seats
in the Quebec parliamentary
elections last year.
This prominence has made
Jews easy targets for racist
elements in the Quebec
separatist movement. The
past year has seen several
key incidents where Jews
have been singled out simply
for being Jews.
Czechs, El Al
Weekly Service?
Tel Aviv (JTA) — El Al
and the Czechoslovak airline
CSA are to begin weekly
scheduled service between
Tel Aviv and Prague the
week of June 24, El Al direc-
tor general Rafi Harley an-
nounced last week.
The establishment of
regular flights further
strengthens the ties between
the two countries, which
resumed diplomatic rela-
tions in February after 23
years.
The Israeli airline will
now be flying to six destina-
tions in Eastern Europe —
Bucharest, Romania; War-
saw; Budapest; Zagreb,
Yugoslavia; Prague; and
East Berlin.