Arab Slanders Israel at UN Debate
on South Africa's Apartheid Policy
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
(JTA)—One of the sharpest
Arab-Israeli debates staged here
in many years broke out in the
General Assembly's Special
Political Committee, w h e r e
Iraq's representative, Dr. Adnan
Pachachi, attacked Israel and
"Zionisth" as racist practitioners
similar to the racism practiced
by the Republic of South Af-
rica's Apartheid policy.
Ambassador Arieh Eshel of
Israel, the Israeli delegation's
deputy chairman and represen-
tative on the committee, bat-
tled Pachachi, replying twice
to the Iraqi "slanders." .After
the Iraqi had spoken twice, and
Eshel replied an equal number
of times, Yordan Tchobanov of
Bulgaria, chairman of the com-
mittee, gave Pachachi the floor
a third time but refused Eshel's
efforts to reply again.
The fight started after Pacha-
chi, condemning South Africa's
Apartheid policy, declared
"Zionism also advocated race
superiority" and accused Israel
of "persecuting" its Arabs.
Eshel told the committee that
"Zionism is the national inde-
pendence movement of the Jew-
ish people," and said he wished
the Arabs in other countries
had as many democratic rights
as those accorded by Israel to
Arabs living in Israel.
Pachachi repeated his allega-
tions with greater violence, and
Eshel rose again to reply. Ac-
cusing the Iraqi of "slander"
once more, Ambassador Eshel
reminded the delegates that
many UN representatives have
visited Israel and are aware of
Pachachi's "falsehoods."
For a third time, the Iraqi
repeated his accusations, and
in a more acrid tone. When
Eshel insisted on replying, the
Bulgarian chairman Tchobanov
rapped his gavel and would not
let the Israeli speak. "Under
the Charter," said the repre-
sentative of the Communist sat-
ellite state, "nobody has a right
to the last word." EShel tried
to raise a point of order, which
chobanov ruled out of order.
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