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April 23, 1993 - Image 104

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1993-04-23

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JEWISH NEWS

Uprising Anniversary
Marked In Warsaw

Warsaw (JTA) — Fifty years

after a small band of coura-
geous Jews launched a des-
perate revolt in the Warsaw
Ghetto against the Nazis,
thousands returned to the site
of the uprising to honor the
warriors and pay homage to
the victims of the Holocaust.
Among those taking part in
a somber ceremony marking
the 50th anniversary of an
uprising that began April 19,
1943, and lasted through mid-
May were Israeli Prime Min-
ister Yitzhak Rabin, U.S. Vice
President Al Gore and Polish
President Lech Walesa.
Mr. Walesa praised the
Jewish fighters, telling them:
"You have not been defeated.
The cause that you were
fighting for has won."
On a podium framed by two
large, flaming torches, Mr.
Walesa, Mr. Rabin and Mr.
Gore addressed a crowd of
4,000 that packed a city block
in the Warsaw neighborhood
where the ghetto once stood.
A Polish military band
played the music to Israel's
national anthem,"Hatikvah,"
as the crowd, eerily silent,
held up candles during the
evening ceremony.
The vast majority of the
ghetto's remaining Jews were
deported to the Treblinka con-
centration camp after the
Nazis finally crushed the re-
bellion ruthlessly and de-
stroyed the ghetto.
Warsaw, home to over
375,00 Polish Jews before the
war, swelled to hold more
than 450,000 Jews as the
Nazis forced Jews into the
ghetto.
By the end of the war, near-
ly 3 million Polish Jews had
been murdered.
Mr.Rabin, in his speech,
paid tribute to the heroism of
those who fought in the up-
rising and reminded the
world never to forget the
tragedy of the Holocaust.
Earlier in the day, Mr. Ra-
bin, who became the first Is-
raeli prime minister to visit
Poland, met with his Polish
counterpart, Hanna Suchoc-
ka.
In his statement after the
meeting, the first of several
scheduled sessions with mem-
bers of the Polish govern-
ment, Mr. Rabin said, "We
can not forget the past. But at
the same time, we must look
forward to a better world."
After the 1967 Six-Day
War, the Communist govern-
ment of Poland severed diplo-

matic ties with Israel. (
Relations were only re-estab-
lished in 1989, after the col-
lapse of Communist rule.
After the talks, Mr. Rabin
extended an official invitation
to Mr. Suchocka to visit Is-
rael. Mr. Rabin also laid
wreaths at the Monument to
the Heroes of the Warsaw
Ghetto Uprising, the Tomb of
the Unknown Soldier and oth-
er sites in the ghetto.
Some 50 or 60 wreaths
were laid at the monument to
the ghetto uprising heroes,
with 10,000 people taking
part, including many non-
Jews, Holocaust survivors
and children of survivors.

Divorce Rate
Up In Israel

Tel Aviv (JTA) — The divorce
rate in Israel rose by 18 per-
cent last year, with 7,088 cou-
ples dissolving their
marriages compared to 5,932
in 1991.
Some 13,000 divorce cases
were heard in 1992 before the
state's rabbinical courts, ac-
cording to ITIM, the Israel
News Agency.
In 1,482 cases, the rabbini-
cal court judges were able to
persuade the couples to get
back together.
All divorce cases are heard
before religious courts, since
there are no civil marriages
in Israel.
The rabbinical courts also
resolved the cases of 42
agunot — married women
whose spouses have left with-
out granting them formal di-
vorces.
In such cases, the aban-
doned wife cannot remarry
until the husband is found
and agrees to grant a divorce.
The rabbinical courts have
the power to order a refusing
husband to prison, in an ef-
fort to force him into granti-
ng a {get), the religious bill of
divorce.
In many of the agunah cas-
es resolved in 1992, the
women's husbands had gone
abroad but were found
through a worldwide detec-
tive network of agents of the
rabbinate.
According to recent reports,
there are se veral hundred
women presently registered
with the rabbinical courts as
agunot. They are all barred
from remarrying.

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