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The impending change in government practices has instilled particular concern among the estimated 2,000 Jews who live in Chechenya, as it is called in Russian, the majority of them in the capi- tal, Grozny. A draft law, published Oct. 6 in the semi-official publication Golos Chechen- skoi Respubliki (Voice of the Chechen Republic), prescribes amputation of the hand as the penalty for theft, among other punishments based on Sharia, or Islamic law. Rape or murder may be punished by death, accor- ding to the law. Chechenya, which is located inside the Russian Federation, declared its in- dependence from Moscow last year under the leader- ship of former Soviet air force Gen. Dzhokar Dudayev, an ethnic Chechen who sports a pencil-thin moustache and is partial to wearing bowler hats. The government of Rus- sian President Boris Yeltsin has so far largely ignored the independence claims of Chechenya, but this week began moving troops into neighboring North Ossetia in response to ethnic fighting between Ossetians and Ingushis, part of the patchwork of peoples that inhabit the rugged northern Caucasus. News reports said that Moscow had sent 3,000 police commandos to North Ossetia. Dozens of people were killed in the internecine fighting, the reports said. The latest violence erupted there last Friday, near the regional capital of Vladikavkaz. German Official Resigns Post Berlin (JTA) — An official of the German city of Rostock has stepped down from his position after being assailed for anti-Semitic comments he directed at the head of Germany's Jewish community. Karl-Heinz Schmidt, the chairman of the Committee for Internal Affairs of Rostock's City Council, re- signed after a row erupted over his insinuation that the German Jewish leader, Ig- naz Bubis, pays allegiance to Israel rather than Germany. Earlier in the day at a news conference, Mr. Schmidt demanded that Mr. Bubis publicly take a stand on the "Israeli terror against the Arabs." Mr. Schmidt, a member of the ruling Christian Democrats, told Mr. Bubis, "You are, after all, a Ger- man Jew, and your homeland is Israel." Mr. Bubis shot back angri- ly, "Such political behavior as painting Jews as strangers lays the cornerstone for the attacks of the right-wing extremists. My home is in Frankfurt and Judaism is no nationality." He added: "The fact that Germany's Jewish corminm- ity no longer exists is linked to questions like that." The exchange was par- ticularly notable in that the northern German port city of Rostock has been the site of particularly venomous at- tacks on foreigners. The Social Democratic mayor of Rostock, Klaus Kilimann, one of the first to demand Mr. Schmidt's res- ignation, apologized for what he called Mr. Schmidt's "provocation." He expressed the wish that a Jewish community would grow in Rostock. In the evening, the Chris- tian Democrats were called to an emergency meeting, after which Mr. Schmidt re- signed both from the party 11 and the City Council. In 1922 a joint resolution was unanimously adopted by both Houses of Congress and signed by President Warren G. Harding, favoring the es- tablishment of a Jewish Na- tional Homeland in Palestine.