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THE WAR OF THE "WAILING WALL."
JEWISH AND MOSLEM CONFLICT.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS INVESTIGATES AN ANCIENT -
GRIEVANCE.
[UNITED PRESS.]
(Webb Miller, European news manager, for the United Press, who has been in India several' weeks reporting the independence movement there, flew from Delhi to Jerusalem and presents in ... the following article a sunimary of the conditions regarding the "wailing wall," and ita significance in the recurrent clashes between the Apps and Jews. Jerusalem, June 23.-The League To the Jews, the all represents "The question now has become of Nations began to-day its active the last tangible refe of their an extended to the whole Moslem interest in the troublesome ques- cient glory and jonhood, the world. Some sections even want to holiest abrine of their religion. To withdraw permission for the Jews the regarding
"wailing
the Moslems, the wall is the sacred to go to the wall." place where Mohammed tethered his horea wher. he went into the mosque to 'pray.
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A Commission, which was seat here by the League in an attempt to settle the ownership of the wall which has been blamed for most of the troubles between the Arabs and
13.48 3.33 5.35 6.44 7.00 7.49 Jews in Palestine, sat to-day for the arst time. During its inquiry
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ownership of both sides.
The
At present, the wall adjoins the Mosque of Omar, one of the prin cipal hely places of Islam. property on which the wall stands and the narrow pavement, in front
of the wall are owned by Moslem. ..
Since the third or fourth century, Jews throughout the world have worshipped before the wall, bewail-
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"The wailing wall" controversy has stirred much bitterness among the Moslems and Jews, and last August precipitated the outbreaking the destruction of
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in which 270 persons were killed and the dispersion of the Jewish race. more than
600 wounded. The The, Moslem owners always per knotly religious problem has mitted them access to it, but the
controversy became cute in 1928. hitherto defied solution.
The authorities fear unless a solu- tion is reached farther bloodshed and disorders are inevitable."
Both the Moslems and the Jews
The Jews introduced certain in- novations, including a screen to separate men and women. Moslems objected on the grounds
The
are making the inquiry & world that the traditional situation bad
wide religious issue. The Moslem nations of India, Egypt, Syria, and others are sending representatives to urge that the question is one con- cerning the entire Islamic world.
Delegates representing the whole Jewish world present their case to the Commission.
A Delicate Problem.
The delicacy of the problem arises from the fact that the Jews and
been altered.
The United Press interviewed re-
presentatives of both sides regard. ing the claims they intended to make before the League's Commis. sion, Jamael Husseini, secretary of the Supreme Moslem Council, mem- ber of a family reported to be descendants of Mohammed, received in the Council "headquarters overlooking the site of Solomon's temple.
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The Moslem Olaim. "Our claim," he said," is simple, the Moslems regard the strip of This place is purely Moslem pro- wall, a few hundred feet in length-perty. We are going to insist it is which is all that remains of the & purely legal question, not poli- western wall of Solomon's temple, tical. We are not prepared to give destroyed by the Romans in the anything more than access to the year 70 A.D.-na sacred.
wall.
The Jewish Case,
A spokesman for the Jews, who said he preferred not to have his name ised, said:
**The Jews are not disposed to freat the question as political, buž purely religious. We demand free- dom of worship as provided under
the League's mandate. For at least 17 centuries the Jews have "been worshipping before the wall. It is recognized as sacred to the Jewish people.
For this reason, the League appointed a Commission to find a settlement of the rights of claims.
from the Moslem and Jewish com- munities."
Enter the Leagus. The League Commission visited the wall yesterday, and I witnessed the daily scene of worship at the old
wall, built of huge blocks of stone, worn by the weathering of nearly 29 centuries.
A few score Jews stood in front of the wall bowing rapidly and chanting, reading & psalm of grief at the destruction of the temple. Others repeatedly kissed the stones, polished by centuries of kissing by" lips of the devout.
"The worshippers included Jews from every part of the world-from Germany, Poland, Russia, Arabia, Samarkand, Poland and America.
The acene is enacted daily. Pilgrims come thousands of miles to worship at the famous Wailing Wall of Jerusalem.
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