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s she or isn't she?
them," he said. "She's very com-
Since the selection weeks
fortable with the Jewish corn-
ago of U.N. Ambassador munity; in a way, I think she was
Madeleine Albright as Mr.
almost flattered by the rumors."
Clinton's second-term Secretary
The last word on the burning
of State, rumors have swirled be- Albright question belongs to Pro-
tween Washington and various
fessor Amos Perlmutter, a polit-
Arab capitals that Ms. Albright, ical scientist at American
a Czech refugee, is Jewish.
University.
"Let's say there have been a lot
"I knew her father, Josef Ko-
of calls about the ques-
tion," a White House
staffer said recently.
"Unless we're missing
something, she isn't Jew-
ish and never has been."
But several newspa-
pers reported that Ms.
Albright had at least one
Jewish parent — reports
that quickly produced
"we told you so" kinds of
stories in the Arab world,
where headlines contin-
ue to whine about two
"Jewish" appointments
to the Cabinet — Ms. Al-
bright and retiring Sen.
William Cohen, R-
Maine, the designated Madeline Albright: Jewish origins?
Defense Secretary in
Clinton II — who is not now and rbel, who was a professor of his-
has never been Jewish.
tory and political scientist," he
So where to go for truth?
said. "She may have some Jew-
The White House says that ish background; there may be
Ms. Albright was raised a Roman
some Jewish origins, but they're
Catholic, but is now an Episco- very, very thin."
palian.
What kind of secretary of state
Ira Forman, director of the Na- will she make?
tional Jewish Democratic Coun-
"She's one tough lady," he said.
cil, worked with Ms. Albright in
"She's very Europe-oriented. On
the early 1990s at the Center for Israel, she's been good, but of
National Policy.
course it will all depend on the
"We heard those rumors back president."
then, and she laughed about
Jews In High Places
ewish activists in the capi-
tal insist that they're not
keeping track of Jewish ap-
pointees to the second Clin-
ton administration — even as they
breathlessly await each new an-
nouncement and pass along each
new rumor.
So, for the record, here are the
latest appointments and rumors
of appointments.
Mr. Clinton has nominated
Evelyn S. Lieberman, currently
deputy chief of staff for White
House operations and a former
Capitol Hill staffer, as director of
the Voice of America.
"Evelyn has a special talent for
cutting to the chase and getting
to the truth," Mr. Clinton said last
week.
A Minnegota rabbi who has
been critical of the Jewish com-
munity's response to the AIDS cri-
sis is the latest addition to the
kt ill ill ,s rtl
Presidential Advisory Council on
HIV/AIDS.
Rabbi Joseph A. Edelheit was
nominated to the panel by Health
and Human Services Secretary
Donna Shalala. Rabbi Edelheit,
currently senior rabbi at Temple
Israel in Minneapolis, served as
the Rabbinic Co-Chair of the Cen-
tral Conference of American Rab-
bi's-Union of American Hebrew
Congregation's Joint Committee
on HIV/AIDS.
One announcement that hasn't
been made: the fate of Ann Lewis,
the longtime Jewish activist who
was a primary architect of Mr.
Clinton's successful re-election ef-
fort.
Ms. Lewis, according to ad-
ministration insiders, is being con-
sidered for several positions,
including deputy chief of staff and
chief of staff to first lady Hillary
Rodham Clinton.
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