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oversees the religious
tral
--eels of the French Jewish com-
munity, recently wrote an opin-
ion piece in the daily Le Monde
explaining why he thought that
France should have nuclear
weapons.
The weapons serve as a de-
terrent, Mr. Kahn wrote.
Citing the situation in the
fractured former Yugoslavia,
where no Western power has
wanted to intervene, Mr. Kahn
concluded that when a country
has to defend itself, it can only
count on its own strength.
He also argued that France
needed nuclear weapons at a
time when countries such as Iran
are trying to acquire a nuclear
capacity.
If Iran has its way, he wrote,
it would be equipped with nu-
clear weapons and would be able
to spread its fundamentalist rev-
olution throughout the Middle
East and North Africa.
France would be heavily in-
volved in such a scenario and
would need nuclear weapons
for protection, he said in his
piece.
Some 62 percent of the gener-
al French population said it
opposed nuclear testing, accord-
ing to polls conducted recently.
The French Socialist opposi-
tion has said it is against the re-
sumption of nuclear tests.
During his two terms, former
French President Francois Mit-
terrand, a Socialist, allowed
more than 80 tests. However, he
stopped the tests in 1992.
Nuclear plants produce almost
all French- electric power.

Jews Rebuild
In Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires (JTA) — In an ef-
fort to put the pall of terror be-
hind them, Jewish officials
hosted a festive party to mark
the start of reconstruction of the
Jewish headquarters destroyed
last year by a massive bomb
blast.
Former Argentine President
Raul Alfonsin, Israeli Ambas-
sador to Argentina Yitzhak Avi-
ran and representatives of
Jewish institutions were among
the 200 guests attending the par-
ty for the rebuilding of the Ar-
gentine Mutual Aid Association,
or AMIA, headquarters on Pas-
teur Street. •
The terrorist blast on July 18,
1994, killed 86 people and left at
least 300 wounded.
AMIA President Alberto
Crupnicoff invited the guests to
sign a parchment that was
scheduled to be placed under the
building's foundation stone.
AMIA officials also invited the
\, local population at large to add
their signatures to the parch-
ment before the foundation stone
is put into place.

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