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New York (JTA) — After 18
years, the American Jewish Con-
gress has ended publication of its
newsletter,Boycott Report, which
monitored the Arab boycott of Is-
rael and efforts to end it.
In its place, AJCongress is
launching a new newsletter, ten-
tatively titled Update: Radical Is-
lamic Fundamentalism.
The decision to end publication
of the boycott newsletter was
reached on Sept. 30 after the Per-
sian Gulf states announced they
were terminating the secondary
and tertiary boycotts against Is-
rael, AJCongress said.
These boycotts targeted busi-
nesses engaged in trade with Is-
rael and companies doing
business with those firms,
The primary boycott prohibit-
ing Arab states from doing busi-
ness with Israel directly is still in
effect.
"We think that the boycott is
on its last leg-s," said Will Maslow,
AJCongress general counsel, who
has edited the boycott publication
from its inception.
He said the new publication
will have a similar format to the
old.
"It's stuff to keep people in-
formed of what is happening in
various countries, what measures
are being taken, legislative or oth-
erwise, to counteract terrorism,"
said Mr. Maslow.
Mr. Maslow said the AJ-
Congress had no quarrel with the
religious aspects of Islamic fun-
damentalism.