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Cal1.11V_A_I_ I n. la,91 1Q09
Settlers' Loans
Are Called In
Jerusalem (JTA) — In its
latest move against groups
trying to expand the Jewish
presence in the Old City of
Jerusalem, the government
has demanded that a settlers
group repay more than $2
million in loans it received
from the Housing Ministry
during the term of the
Shamir government.
The Finance Ministry ask-
ed Yeshivat Ateret
Cohanim, responsible for
many of the real estate pur-
chases in the Moslem
Quarter of Jerusalem's Old
City, to pay back the inter-
est- free loans within 10
days.
It said the settlers received
the loans four years ago but
had failed to comply with a
requirement that they pre-
sent a list of 100 members
who were homeless and
therefore entitled to such
favorable terms.
At the same time, state
prosecutors asked the
Jerusalem Magistrates
Court for an order to evict
Ateret Cohanim settlers
from three buildings they
occupied in the Muslim
Quarter.
The state argued that the
buildings were seized at the
time by the state for security
purposes, and their lease to
the settlers by the previous
government was null and
void.
The moves were the latest
in a series of measures taken
by the government to curtail
settlers in the Old City.
Earlier this week, the
Housing Ministry announc-
ed it would no longer fund,
guards for settlers, at a cost
estimated at thousands of
shekels. Housing Minister
Binyamin Ben-Eliezer said
the government should con-
tinue to bear responsibility
for the protection of Old City
settlers, "but not from our
budget."
Last week, the govern-
ment decided to halt funding
for Jewish purchase of Arab
property in east Jerusalem.
It was also announced that
apartments already bought
would not be renovated and
prospective tenants would
not be allowed to move in.
Ateret Cohanim spokes-
men met this week with
Justice Minister David Libai.
Mr. Libai said he was not
yet familiar with details of
the matter. He urged the
settlers to present their case
to a joint committee of the
Finance and Justice min-
istries set up to study Jewish
settlement in the Moslem
Quarter.