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Orthodox Men
Join Army

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel's Knesset
passed legislation intended to block
Conservative and Reform representatives
from serving on local religious councils.
The bill, approved in its third and final
vote by 50-49, requires the religiously
liberal representatives to accept the rul-
ings of the Orthodox Chief Rabbinate
before taking their council seats. Reform
leaders said they may seek court action
to challenge the law.
The vote came a day after
Orthodox representatives on the Haifa
religious council adjourned a meeting
of the council soon after it opened.
Israel's Chief Rabbinate had granted
permission to the eight Orthodox
members of the council to participate
in the meeting with Reform and
Conservative representatives. Had the
Orthodox representatives not taken
part in the meeting, the non-Orthodox
members would have been authorized
to make decisions regarding key posts.

Jerusalem (JTA) — Thirty fervently
Orthodox men joined the Israeli army.
It was the first such group to enlist after
the Supreme Court ruled last month
that a decades-old arrangement exempt-
ing yeshiva students from serving in the
army is illegal. The 30 recruits will be
part of a unit that will combine Torah
study with army service.

Chief Rabbi
Causes Uproar

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Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel's Sephardi
chief rabbi caused an uproar by calling
Reform Jews "more dangerous to the
Jewish people than the Holocaust."
Eliyahu Bakshi-Doron said he never
meant to compare Reform Jews to the
Nazis, but wanted to make the point
that Reform Jews had not learned
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Jerusalem (JTA) — The FBI asked
Israeli police to help analyze finger-
prints found in the burglarized
offices of an American political con-
sultant who is advising the Labor
Party candidate for prime minister.
Investigators are exploring the possi-
bility that the burglars who carried
out two recent break-ins at the
Washington office of pollster. Stanley
Greenberg are Israeli. American
investigators are also verifying a
report by a taxi driver, who said that
on the night of one of the break-ins
he had driven Hebrew-speaking pas-
sengers who asked to be let off at
Greenberg's office.

Israel Weighs
Lebanon Pullout

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel is holding
secret negotiations to withdraw its
troops from southern Lebanon,
Yitzhak Mordechai said during his last
day as defense minister. Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu later
confirmed the remarks of Mordechai,
who announced his centrist candidacy
for prime minister Monday.

Palestinians Get
Phone Code

Jerusalem (JTA) — The International
Telecommunications Union granted
the Palestinian Authority its own tele-
phone code for incoming international
calls. Palestinian officials hailed the
move as further proof that they have
international support for statehood.
Calls to the self-rule areas are current-
ly routed through Israel.

Women's Rights
Party Formed

Jerusalem (JTA) — A newly formed
women's rights party registered to par-
ticipate in Israel's May elections for
the Knesset. Yesh, a Hebrew acronym
for "equal representation" includes
activists from several women's groups.

Conservative Yeshiva
Dedicated

Jerusalem (JTA) — The Conservative
movement recently dedicated a new
home for its yeshiva in Jerusalem. The
new location for the yeshiva is close ro
the movement's Fuchsberg Center for
Conservative Judaism.