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September 24, 1954 - Image 30

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UN Assembly k Session; Arab

Attacks on Israel Expected

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y..,
Israel and the
Middle East in general figuring
only obliquely on its 67-point
agenda, the General Assembly
of the United Nations convenes
for its ninth session. Yet the
Israel-Arab issue, which took up
so much of the Security Coun-
cil's time and energy during the
last year, is on the minds of
dozens of delegates here today.
No one, least of all Israel, is
overlooking the fact that
through one avenue or another
the Israel-Arab conflict may

(JTA)—With

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May the New Year bring you a
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take the center of the stage here
any day within the next twelve
weeks of the General Assembly's
meeting. The anti-Israel state-
ment issued by the representa-
tives of eight Arab countries in
London over the last week-end
is considered here an indication
that _ the Arab group will at-
tempt to use the General As-
sembly as a forum for attacking
Israel.
Elimination of the Arab-Israel
conflict from the Assembly
agenda was maneuvered by the
Western Powers in an effort to
avoid heated discussions similar
to those held at the Security
Council early this year. How-
ever, at the beginning of each
session of the Assembly there is
a general, debate in • which the
heads of delegations express the
views of their governments on
problems which interest them
most. Thus, the Arab delegates
will, in all likelihood, use this
opportunity to start their blasts
against Israel.
In United Nations circles the
likelihood was not precluded
that the Arab delegations would,
at the last minute, insist on in-
clusion in the agenda of certain
anti-Israel issues in which they
are primarily interested. The
Israel delegation is, naturally,
prepared for any development.

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Security Council to Report
on Arab-Israel Issues
Immediately after the conclu-
sion of the general debate, there
will be a report from the Secur-
ity Council, which also provides
an opportunity for the Arab
delegates to express their views
on issues with which the Secur-
ity Council has dealt. Similarly,
they will be able to sound off on
the "unfinished business" of the
Security Council which includes
such issues as the Jordan and
Israel complaints and counter-
complaints, the Syrian - Israel
dispute over the Bnot Yaacov.
hydro-electri0:- p r o j e c and
others.
The report of the director: of
the UN Relief and Works Agen-
cy for Palestine Refugees, the
18th item on the Assembly's
agenda, will also open up a pos.- -
sibility for the Arab delegates to
indulge in lengthy attacks on
Israel. Then, too, there is the
demand of the Arab League
countries that some official doc-
uments of the General - Assembly
be translated into the Arabic
language. The Arab delegations
are also interested in the Mo-
rocco and Tunisian questions.
The Israeli delegation here is
headed again by Abba S. Eban,
who in addition to being Am-
bassador to Washington, is also
Israel's officially designated per-
manent delegate to the United
Nations. It is understood that
Mr. Eban may spend more time
in the near future in Washing-
ton than he has in the past
during General Assembly ses-
sions. When Mr. Eban is not
here, the chairmanship of the
Israel delegation will be as-
sumed by one of the alternate
delegates, Michael Comay, Am-
bassador to Ottawa.
Other members of the delega-
tion are: Maurice Fischer, Mor-

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-31
Friday, September 24, 1954

decai Kidron, Mrs. Zena Har-
man, Arthur Liveran, Joshua
Justman, Michael Pragai, Meir
Meyer, Moshe Ofer, and Ovidio
Gondi. There are four other
regular representatives here
from Israel. They are : Izhar
Harari, a member of, the Israel
Parliament; David Hacohen,
Minister to Rangoon; Dr. Jacob
Robinson; and Moshe Tov, head
of the Latin American depart-
ment of the Israel 'Foreign
Ministry.

Drilling for Oil to Begin
At Zichron Yaacov Colony
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Zichron
Yaacov, one of the oldest settle-
ments in Israel, became the site
of a new oil drilling project.
The colony, which was found-
ed with the support of Baron
Edmond de Rothschild and has
produced Israel's famous Carmel
Wines, is considered one of the
likely places for oil to be found
in Israel. A drilling rig has al-
ready been set up next to the
colony's granary.

Pearson Praises Burns
Before the General Assembly
opened its first session, Cana-
dian Foreign Minister Lester
Pearson expressed the highest
praise for Maj. Gen. E. L. M.
Burns," new Chief of Staff in
Palestine: "He is the best man
we could find," Pearson told the
writer, and no one can question
his impartiality and fairness."
Admitting that Burns had a
tough assignment, Pearson said
that the Canadian government
will in no way interfere with his
task as mediator. "We have
given him full authority to act
on his own."

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