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ruling coalition, are now vying
with each other in the Histadrut
race — which can't possibly au-
gur well.
After last Sunday's vote, Ma-
pam may well split, thus weak-
ening the strength of Meretz. And
if Labor boots Mr. Ramon and his
two cohorts out of the party (as
its Bureau effectively decided on
Sunday), its strength will drop
from 44 to 41 Knesset seats and
support for the coalition will
shrink from 61 to 58 votes —
which means that the govern-
ment will fall.
But even if matters don't reach
such a pass, beyond threatening
the stability of the Rabin gov-
ernment (just after a Yediot
Aharonot newspaper poll found
that almost 60 percent of the pop-
ulation is at any rate dissatisfied
with the government's per-
formance), the political mael-
strom has deflected attention
from the peace process.
So much so that even if the
Gaza-Jericho agreement is con-
cluded in the coming weeks, even
if proves a smashing success, and
even if all terrorism comes to a
miraculous halt, the government
will still be a house divided
against itself on domestic
grounds.
This is not what Yitzhak Ra-
bin needs right now. And the
irony of all is that even if Mr. Ra-
mon wins the Histadrut election,
chances are that hell never car-
ry out the reforms he proposes,
for he's sure to be opposed tooth
and nail by the bureaucrats he
wants to replace.
Nevertheless, clearly on a roll,
the Ramon-Meretz list remains
sanguine. "Well conquer the His-
tadrut, reinvigorate it, and at the
same opportunity defeat the
Likud, as well. We'll crush it,"
Meretz leader Yossi Sarid
promised last week. 0
Elderly Iranian Jew
Executed In Teheran
New York (JTA) — A 77-
year-old Iranian Jew who
had been imprisoned on
charges of "associating with
Zionism," was executed in
Teheran.
Different reports have
different dates for the execu-
tion, with some saying it
took place on Feb. 24, others
on Feb. 25. -
It was unclear whether the
execution was an act of
vengeance for the killings of
at least 29 Arabs in a
Hebron mosque on the 25th.
There was some indication
that the killing of Feysollah
Mechubad, a former syn-
agogue shamash, or sexton,
had been ordered days in ad-
vance.
A U.S. State Department
official, who confirmed
reports of the death said that
"some reports from the
emigre community have the
execution taking place the
night before the Hebron kill-
ings, others after.
"While we don't rule out
any connection (to the
Hebron murders), we don't
necessarily know of one with
certainty," the official said.
The United States cannot
protest the killing to Iran,
since it has no diplomatic
ties with that country.
But, in a statement, the
State Department did say
that the act appeared to be
"motivated by anti-
Semitism." The statement
said the United States con-
siders this "a deplorable act
of brutality which the entire
world should condemn."
The National Jewish
Community Relations Ad-
visory Council, which
received reports on the ex-
ecution, also reported that it
had heard of "one confirmed
arrest of a member of the
Jewish community since the
Hebron tragedy."
Because Jews still remain
in Iran, NJCRAC said, "We
must be very careful about
any actions affecting a
Mr. Mechubad was
also reportedly
tortured and his
body ravaged after
his killing.
xenophobic country like
h-an."
Mr. Mechubad was ar-
rested on May 29, 1992, on
his way to synagogue, accor-
ding to a report by the World
Jewish Congress.
"He was thrown into Evin
Prison, which is the central
prison in Teheran, without
any official or justified
cause," the report said. He
was charged with
"associating with Zionism."
According to the report,
Mr. Mechubad's arrest and
imprisonment were justified
by claiming he had main-
tained ties with Israel.
"This was the only charge