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Brussels (JTA) — Foreign min-
isters of the European Union will
decide soon how to implement the
E.U.'s coordinating role in the up-
coming Palestinian elections in
the autonomous areas.
At a summit meeting last
month in Cannes, France, the 15
E.U. member states expressed
their readiness "to send observers
to the forthcoming Palestinian
elections and to coordinate the
various international observer
missions at those elections."
The 15 nations viewed their
participation as observers as a
means for encouraging and sup-
porting the Middle East peace
process. According to a source
close to Manuel Marin, the Eu-
ropean commissioner in charge
of relations with Mediterranean
and Mideast countries, the E.U.
foreign ministers, who are sched-
uled to meet in Brussels, will set
procedures for choosing Euro-
pean observers to the Palestin-
ian elections.
Among the topics to be dis-
cussed will be the number of ob-
servers that will make up the
team.
Well-informed sources said the
E.U. observer team would in-
clude 300 people. An additional
300 observers from other coun-
tries are also expected to partic-
ipate.
E.U. officials will help monitor
the elections, along with inter-
national observers, and will fur-
nish computers, ballot boxes and
security.
E.U. officials have had sever-
al working sessions with senior
Israeli and Palestinian officials
in May and June to prepare for
the E.U.'s role.
E.U. monitors "will oversee the
whole electoral process, from the
registration of the electoral lists
until the results," a senior E.U.
official said recently.
The source added that prepa-
ration time of at least four
months will be needed between
the signing of an Israeli-Pales-
tinian accord and the holding of
the elections.

Rabbis Lobby
Capitol Hill

Washington (JTA) — A contin-
gent of rabbis from across the
spiritual spectrum came to Capi-
tol Hill last week to push for con-
tinued U.S. involvement in the
Middle East peace process.
Four rabbis, one from each of
the Jewish movements, present-
ed a letter to Congress urging
lawmakers to maintain Ameri-
can support for the process and
to renew the Middle East Peace
Facilitation Act, which allows
U.S. aid to continue flowing to the
Palestinian Authority.