Word: jerusalem
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...violence of the reaction of Jacob Gartenhaus, president of the International Board of Jewish Missions [Dec. 21], to the decision of the High Court of Israel in the case of Brother Daniel strongly contrasts with the attitude of Brother Daniel as quoted in the Jerusalem Post: "The profound earnestness in which the Justices have dealt with the case and their intentness on being just have given me deep satisfaction . . . My rights as a future subject of Israel have not been affected in the least by the outcome of the case, and to exploit the occasion for vilifying the State...
MIRIAM DANN Jerusalem...
...hours later, three young men crept into West Berlin's Jerusalem Street, cut in half by the Wall, and planted a bomb. The explosion tore a jagged nine-foot hole in the bricks, shattered nearby windows. Before any lucky refugees could make their escape. Communist Vopos rushed to the gap, threatened the West Berlin crowd with submachine guns. "Get away!" snarled a Vopo, snapping the bolt on his gun. A West Berliner replied ironically: "And a Merry Christmas...
Eighteen years after the Hitlerian terror that wiped out 6,000,000 Jews, most of the people of Israel seem as bitter as ever toward the Germans. The mere visit of a German Protestant pastor to a Jerusalem school recently provoked a national outcry. Last month, public opinion forced Israel's top chamber music orchestra to cancel a concert tour in West Germany. A law states that no West German firm may operate in Israel...
...fact, Acts reports a rousing controversy at the Council of Jerusalem, with two groups bitterly divided over the issue of just how far the young church should break away from Judaism. There are, similarly, two blocs at the Second Vatican Council; for if the council is not a political convention, it is a religious parliament. Wrote the Vatican's L'Osservatore Romano recently: "It is natural that within councils emerge what in parliamentary parlance are usually called center, right-wing and left-wing 'parties,' depending on their moderate or more advanced positions, and that one speaks...