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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1991
Pres. Iliescu
Visits Israel
Jerusalem (JTA) — When
Romanian President Ion Il-
iescu arrived here recently
on a historic state visit, it
did not take long for the sub-
ject of anti-Semitism to crop
up.
Israeli Foreign Minister
David Levy said anti
Semitism in Romania haci
clouded relations between
the two countries. But a
senior Romanian official ac-
companying Mr. Iliescu de-
nied his country had ever
been anti-Semitic and said
the president's visit is "a
good opportunity to clear up
misunderstandings."
There is little doubt that
anti-Semitism has been on
the rise in Romania since
the December 1989 over-
throw of longtime dictator
Nicolae Ceausescu.
A visit to Romania in July
by international Jewish fig-
ures to mark the 50th an-
niversary of anti-Jewish
pogroms was marred by anti-
Semitic outbursts, even as
speeches were made denoun-
cing the resurgence of anti-
Semitism.
And Romania's chief
rabbi, Moshe Rosen, has had
death threats made against
him in the past year.
One newspaper, Romani
Mara, which published espe-
cially conspicuous anti-
Semitic articles, was recent-
ly closed. However, another
publication, Europa, con-
tinues to publish anti-
Semitic articles. In July, it
published a diatribe against
Israel's ambassador to
Romania, Zvi Mazel.
Still, Romania was the one
Eastern bloc nation that
never broke relations with
Israel. Most of nearly
400,000 Jews left in
Romania after the Holocaust
were allowed to make
aliyah, and Bucharest has
continued through the years
to serve as a transit point for
Soviet Jews immigrating to
Israel.
An Israeli Foreign Min-
istry official pointed out last
week that, unlike other
Eastern European countries,
Romania did not support the
1975 U.N. General
Assembly resolution
denigrating Zionism.
Mr. Iliescu's four-day visit
is the first by a Romanian
president to Israel. The main
purpose is to strengthen
economic ties.
The two countries signed
their first official trade pact.
Bilateral trade has inten-
sified since the downfall of
the Communist government
in Bucharest.
r.