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"It is potentially divisive issue, and has enormous international implications," warned Rabbi A. James Rudin, national director for interreligious affairs at the American Jewish Com- mittee. Rabbi Rudin is chairman of a panel investigating the issue that was set up by IJCIC, the International Jewish Committee on Inter- religious Consultations, which represents world Jewry in contacts with the Vatican. Queen Isabella has been nominated for veneration, the first step toward sain- thood, by conservative elements within the Spanish Catholic Church. She is remembered as a despot by both Jews and Moslems, who suffered tor- ture, forced conversion and expulsion under her reign from 1474-1504. Her veneration "would be a disaster for dialogue," ad- mitted Dr. Eugene Fisher, director for Catholic-Jewish relations at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, the organization which represents 350 bishops in the United States. "I don't think her cause should be moved forward," Mr. Fisher said. "No matter what one can say about her personally, the symbolic meaning of her reign as queen was the expulsion of the Jews, and that sym- bolism is too massive in Jew- ish history" for it to do anything but "an incredible amount of damage." Queen Isabella's nomina- tion has prompted an outcry from Jewish leaders and organizations around the world, among them the World Jewish Congress, the International Jewish Com- mittee for Sepharad '92, the Union of Italian Jewish Communities, the British Council of Christians and Jews and B'nai Brith Canada. "It is outrageous and obscene, because that lady, under any set of rules, does not deserve sainthood," declared Andre Sassoon, vice h president of the Interna- tional Jewish Committee for Sepharad '92 and the inter- national secretary for the World Sephardi Federation. The Spanish Church offi- cials who are promoting her cause hope to have her ap- proved by the Vatican by 1992, when the church will celebrate 500 years of Chris- tianity in the Americas. Christianity was brought to the "New World" by Christopher Columbus, whose voyage was financed by Isabella and her husband, Ferdinand, in 1492. But 1992 is an important anniversary to Jews, espe- cially Sephardic Jews, for another reason: It marks the quincentennial of the edict, signed by Isabella and Fer- dinand, ordering Jews to convert to Christianity or be forcibly expelled. About 400,000 Jews lived in Spain at the time. Almost half went into exile, and the rest converted to Christiani- ty or pretended to. Many- of those who pretended to convert but secretly continued Jewish practice, known as Mar- ranos, were tortured and burned at the stake during the Inquisition, which was instituted in all of Spain under Isabella and Fer- dinand's rule. Spain's current monarch, Juan Carlos, will formally revoke the expulsion edict on March 31, 1992, exactly 500 years after it was issued. Sephardic Jews around the world will use the occasion to celebrate the rich cultural heritage bestowed by the Golden Age of Spanish Jewry, which ended with the decree. The petition on behalf of Isabella may have been submitted to the Vatican at least seven years ago, accor- ding to Fisher. It is not known exactly how long her case has been before the Vatican Con- gregation for the Causes of Saints, which considers nominations. The socialist Spanish government established full diplomatic relations with Israel in January 1986 and last February extended the same legal status enjoyed by Roman Catholics to Jews and Protestants. Those steps and the "mea culpa" that Spain is offering, along with King Juan Carlos' revocation of the ex- pulsion edict, send a positive message.