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Rabbinate accepted the
medical definition of brain
death, meaning heart
transplants would be permit-
ted in Israel.
JERUSALEM Shamir
charged that Jews who leave
the Soviet Union with Israeli
visas but settle in other coun-
tries gravely endanger efforts
to increase Soviet Jewish
emigration.
JERUSALEM Some
1,000 people demonstrated
here in favor of religious
pluralism following the disrup-
tion of a Simchat Torah ser-
vice in a Reform synagogue by
Orthodox Rabbi Eliahu
Abergil. He later apologized,
the Kol Haneshama synagogue
dropped charges, and Abergil
embraced Reform Rabbi Levi
Weiman-Kelman.
TEL AVIV Defense
Minister Yitzhak Rabin seem-
ed to confirm in a speech to in-
surance agents that Israel sup-
plied arms to Iran to help the
U.S. obtain the release of
American hostages held by
pro-Iranian groups in
Lebanon.
JERUSALEM Police
questioned and released on
bail four leftists who headed
the Israeli delegation that met
in Bucharest with PLO
representatives.
TEL AVIV Rambam
Hospital in Haifa said it would
continue liver transplant
operations despite the death of
a second liver recipient, Eliahu
Shreier, 18 days after surgery.
JERUSALEM Israeli
soldiers killed an Arab driver
at a Gaza roadblock shortly
after an Israeli Jew was ^tabb-
ed in a Gaza marketplace in
the third such attack in two
months.
JERUSALEM The
government placed the debt-
ridden Beit Shemesh engine
plant, with 340 employees, in
receivership.
PARIS A powerful bomb
exploded outside the main
synagogue in Antwerp, caus-
ing extensive damage but no
casualties. The building was
unoccupied at the time.
NEW YORK Congrega-
tion Bene Naharayim here, the
first American-Iraqi
synagogue, consecrated its ark
and five Torah scrolls.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -
About 50 farmers met with
100 local Jews in an effort to
understand the growing farm
crisis and each other.
JERUSALEM Four
young men were arrested in
Rumania in connection with
the burning of a synagogue in
the town of Bohush in October
and the stabbing of its Jewish
janitor, who survived.
JERUSALEM Shamir
said that Israel did not violate
British law in its transfer of
alleged nuclear tattle-tale
Mordechai Vanunu to Israel.
He added that Israel "is not
selling arms to Iran."
JERUSALEM The war
crimes trial of John Demjanjuk
of Cleveland was set to open
here Jan. 19. He is charged
with committing atrocities at
the Treblinka death camp 
where 900,000 Jews were
murdered during World War
II as the sadistic guard
"Ivan the Terrible." But at a
hearing in District Court here,
the first suspected Nazi war
criminal extradited to Israel
for trial said he was not
"Ivan."
CHICAGO Speaking at
the Council of Jewish Federa-
tions General Assembly here,
Peres appealed to Jews not to
split over religious and secular
issues.
JERUSALEM Knesset
members reacted angrily to
the Israeli confirmation that it
supplied $12 million of U.S.
arms to Iran "in response to
an American request.
BONN West Germany ex-
pelled five Syrian diplomats,
froze economic aid to Syria
and said its Ambassador's post
there will remain vacant 
this in the wake of a court fin-
ding of Syrian complicity in
the bombing of the German-
Arab Friendships Society in
West Berin.
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JERUSALEM Calm was
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City after nine days of Jewish
anti-Arab violence and van-
dalism touched off by the fatal
stabbing of yeshiva student
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Quarter. It was the worst
ethnic violence in the 20 years
since Israel conquered East
Jerusalem.
WASHINGTON Jewish
groups were shocked at the
ruling by U.S. District Court
Judge Frank McGarr that a
creche may stand at Chicago
City Hall because the U.S. is a
Christian nation. A federal ap-
peals court overturned the
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JERUSALEM Israel said
it would allow its officials to
testify before U.S. Congres-
sional committees inquiring
about the sales of U.S. arms to
Iran. U.S. Attorney General
Edwin Meese had said
"representatives of Israel"
had deposited $10-$30 million
of Iran arms funds in Swiss
bank accounts maintained by
the Contras.
TEL AVIV The Soviets
reportedly continued quiet
contacts with Israel begun in
October over establishing con-
sular relations.
PARIS Rumanian Chief
Rabbi Moses Rosen blamed a
proliferation of anti-Semitic
articles for creating the
climate in which a synagogue
was burned in November.
NEW YORK Fined finan-
cier Ivan Boesky resigned
from most of his Jewish com-
munity involvements here, in-
cluding the revocation of
several six-figure pledges.
JERUSALEM The
Supreme Court ruled
unanimously that the Interior
Ministry cannot inscribe the
word "converted" on the iden-
tification card of a convert to
Judaism.
JERUSALEM The
Cabinet ratified an agreement
with Egypt to submit to inter-
national arbitration the
dispute over which country
possesses Taba, a resort town
on the Sinai border.
WASHINGTON The U.S.
Supreme Court refused to
hear an appeal by Nazi war
criminal Karl Linnas against
deportation to the Soviet
Union, where he was sentenc-
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