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Meanwhile banking sources informed The Jerusalem Post that foreign banks were waiting to see whether the U.S government would come through and remove the immediate threat of an economic collapse. A senior banker stated that foreign banks are now treating Israel with extreme caution even if the funds come from the United States.
This is the second of a three-part series. The third article will deal with the Arafat-Hussein agreements and the situation in the Palestine Liberation Organization.
mission of the military governor.
In 1982 Faraj was jailed for 35 days without charges. His collection of 500 books were confiscated and he was fined 2500 shekels (about $100) for possessing 12 banned books. There are about 2000 book titles that West Bank Palestinians are forbidden to possess, including such well-known classics as Macbeth.
Prior to Faraj's most recent arrest, the Village League attacked his house using Molotov cocktails. Three of his brothers have also suffered similar attacks and are among the 14 other defendants.
The trial of the DeHeishe 15 is scheduled to begin May 15. Telegrams demanding that the charges against Hamdi Faraj and the 14 others be dropped can be sent to Shimon Peres, c/o Israeli Embassy, 3514 International Drive NW, Washington, D.C., 20008. •