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U.S. Investigates
Aid To Palestinians

Court Okays
Shrine Removal

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel reportedly
has asked the United States to reduce
the assistance it provides to Palestinian
security forces to combat terrorism.
The Israeli daily Hdaretz'reported
that Israel is worried that sensitive
information on technologies and
methods of fighting terrorism could be
leaked from the Palestinian Authority
to terrorists. The paper quoted politi-
cal sources in Jerusalem as saying the
United States promised to examine the
aid the CIA provides the Palestinian
Authority.

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel's Supreme
Court upheld the army's decision to
tear down a shrine at the grave of a
Jewish settler who in 1994 killed 29
Muslims praying at the Tomb of the
Patriarchs in Hebron.
The judges said keeping the shrine
to Baruch Goldstein would send a
message of praise for the crime.

Israel Empties
Bedouin Caves

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israeli troops
reportedly evicted about 100 Bedouin
from caves in the West Bank. Army
officials told the Bedouin the area is a
closed military zone.
The caves are located near Maon
Farm, a hilltop outpost from which
the army recently forcibly removed
hundreds of defiant settlers.

French Leader
Defends Iranian 13

Paris (JTA)
Iran accused France of
meddling in its internal affairs after
French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin
called for the freedom of 13 Jews
whom Tehran has charged with spying
for Israel.
"It is clear for the French authorities
that there can be no return by Iran to
the international community if that
country executes these 13 people,"
Jospin told French Jewish leaders.
"That is why I express the wish that
the changes under way in Iran lead to
the acquittal of the 13 Iranian Jews as
a first symbolic act."

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Sentence Given
In Pig Incident

Jerusalem (JTA) — An Israeli court
sentenced a Jewish extremist to two-
and-a-half years in jail for placing a
pig's head on the grave of a Palestinian
nationalist.
The court also gave Avigdor Eskin
an 18-month suspended sentence for
conspiring to torch offices belonging
to Israeli peace activists. Eskin was
cleared of charges of plotting to cata-
pult a pig's head onto the Temple
Mount.

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Warsaw Rabbi
Resigns Early

Rome (JTA)
The rabbi serving
Warsaw's Jewish community resigned
just six months into his two-year
appointment.
Citing conflict with community
leaders, Rabbi Baruch Rabinowicz
said, "Neither side fulfilled the expec-
tations they had."
An Orthodox rabbi in his mid-20s,
Rabinowicz took up his post last May
as the first rabbi to have been hired by
the community in at least four decades.
His appointment was viewed as a
landmark in the revival of Polish
Jewish life.

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Moscow (JTA) — Some 180 Jewish

representatives from across Russia
gathered in Moscow to inaugurate a
new umbrella organization. The
Federation of Jewish Communities of
Russia plans to support local Jewish
schools and community centers.
It also plans to sponsor a legal fund
to counter anti-Semitism. Rabbi Berel
Lazar, the chief Lubavitch emissary in
Russia, is the group's leader.

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Iraqis Arrested
Near Dead Sea

Jerusalem (JTA)
Three Iraqi nation-
als who said they are seeking political
asylum in Israel were apprehended
north of the Dead Sea, Israel Radio
reported.
The three, who crossed into Israel
from Jordan, said they are wanted in
Iraq for opposing Saddam Hussein's
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