Rumanian authorities are studying the possibility of easing immigration restrictions for persons with close relatives in Israel, according to circles close to the Rumanian Government. Following receipt here of this information, a committee was set up with facilities for handling cases in three categories–husband and wife, parents of children in Israel, and children of parents in Israel. For the time being, no relaxation of restrictions with regard to brothers and sisters is expected.
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