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April 09, 1993 - Image 52

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1993-04-09

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Palestinians
Urged To Return

Jerusalem (JTA) — A dele-
gation of European Com-
munity leaders, arriving
here on the last leg of a Mid-
dle Eastern tour, expressed
confidence that the Arab
governments would return
to the peace talks and urged
the Palestinians do the
same.
The E.C. leaders also con-
demned, in strong language,
the recent spate of terrorist
attacks against Israelis, say-
ing they point up the urgent
need for the peace talks to
resume.
The delegation arrived in
Israel last week, following
visits . to Syria, Jordan and
Lebanon.
The group was led by
Danish Foreign Minister
Niels Petersen, whose coun-
try currently holds the
rotating E.C. presidency.
It also included Robert Ur-
bain, Belgian minister of
foreign trade; Mark Elliott,
British undersecretary of
state; and Hans van den
Broek of the Netherlands,
the E.C. commissioner for
foreign affairs.
Mr. Petersen, interviewed
on arrival at the airport,
said the visit came at "a
moment when developments
give rise to serious concerns.
"The vicious cycle of
violence and terror in the oc-
cupied territories seems (to
be) deepening. It certainly
makes itself felt also in
Israel," he said.
"The European Commun-
ity. firmly condemns the re-
cent killings, including the
murders of two Israeli
policemen," he said.
Mr. Petersen said con-
fidence-building measures
are needed by all parties to
the conflict.
The so-called E.C. troika
was welcomed by Israel's
deputy foreign minister,
Yossi Beilin. "We believe it
is important that you are
coming in such tense days,
in order to have an objective
view (of) the conflict," he
said.
The delegation met with
Palestinian leaders Faisal
Husseini and Hanan
Ashrawi, and later with
Prime Minister Yitzhak
Rabin.
After meeting with the Pa-
lestinians, Mr. Petersen said
Israel's deportation of some
400 Hamas activists has put
the Palestinians in a
"difficult position."
He said the E.C. considers

the action to have been it
legal.
At the same time, he sar
he told the Palestinians tha
"they cannot escape part
the responsibility for the de
teriorating" situation in th 4
territories.
He said they "must coop
erate in stopping th
violence" and should retur
to the talks.
Mr. Husseini said h
stressed to the E.C. leader '
the Palestinian commitmen I.
to the peace process. But h
hoped they could persuad e
the Israelis to stop usin
force against the Palestin
ians to demonstrate thei
support of the peace process.
The delegates' meetin :
with a top Palestine Libera-
tion Organization official i
Jordan triggered statement
of protest from Israel's For-
eign Ministry, which char :
ed that such meetings fuel il-
lusions that the ground rules
for the peace talks can be
changed.
Those ground rules bar the
PLO from directly par-
ticipating in the Middle Eas
talks.
Israel's Foreign Ministr
lodged similar objections
following recent decisions by
Britain and Belgium, taken
independently, to resume
contact with the top PLO
leadership.
The European leader
were scheduled to hold a
news conference Friday to
announce. their findings on
the trip and then to return to
Europe.

Vandals Hit
Camp Plaque

Berlin (JTA) — A plaque
commemorating Oranien-
burg concentration camp
one of the first Nazi camps
established, has been
desecrated, police said this
week.
Packets of paint were
thrown at the plaque, which
is placed on a wall surroun-
ding the concentration camp
that served the Nazi Storm
Troopers between 1933 and
1935, when the nearby
Sachsenhausen camp was
opened.
Police have not identified
those responsible for the
vandalism.
A German supermarket
chain had intended to build
a market on the site.

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