Sections

EST 1917
Advertisement

Israel Government Allocates Foreign Currency for Transportation of Pilgrims from Rome

January 5, 1950
See Original Daily Bulletin From This Date

The Finance Ministry put $20,000 in foreign currency at the disposal of the Israel shipping company, Patria, today, for the transport of the first thousand pilgrims from Rome to Israel.

The Protestant cemetery on Mount Zion, Jerusalem, will be returned to the Anglican Church after repairs are completed, it was announced today. The cemetery was damaged during the Palestine war when the Arab Legion attempted to advance beyond it. The Ministry of Religion said the decision to repair the cemetery was not an admission of responsibility for the damage.

Passover may be over, but your chance to support independent Jewish journalism isn't. Help JTA keep reporting the stories that define our era.

Choose an amount to donate

Recommended from JTA

Advertisement