Eshkol Warns Israel May Be Forced to 'Settle Accounts'
ment" of the Syrian government.
The council adjourned its debate
on the Israel complaint, pending
receipt of UNTSO reports, and has
not yet set a date for resuming
its consideration of the Israeli
complaint.
Reporting on the UN military
observers' probe of the griev-
ance to the Mixed Armistice
Commission against Syria, Gen.
Bull stated that, between the
scene of the fatal incident, near
the Israeli village of Shaar Ha-
golan, just south of the demar-
cation line between Syria and
Israel, and a hard-surfaced road
215 yards away, "a trail of foot-
prints was found." He said these
footprints "were alleged by an
Israeli tracker to have been
made by a party of three per-
sons" and that other prints near-
by "were well-defined." The
UN observers at this site, he
said, had interviewed five Is-
raeli witnesses.
The earlier incident referred to
in Gen. Bull's report had occurred
in the Romema district of Jeru-
salem, where three explosive
charges went off under two apart-
ment houses, wounding three per-
sons, while a fourth explosive had
been found and defused by Israeli
patrols.
In this case, Gen. Bull said, the
site was near the Jordanian bor-
der. Here, he stated. United Na-
tions military observers, aided by
Israelis, investigated the blasts
and later continued the probe on
the Jordanian side of the frontier.
A tracing dog traced footprints
from the explosions to the Jor-
danian border. On the Jordanian
side, he reported, a Jordan tracker
docz completed a short track.
Press dispatches reported that
the Soviet Union had delivered
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
a stiff note, in Jerusalem, to
UNITED NATIONS—The United
Israel's Prime Minister Levi
Nations Security Council was in-
Eshkol, purportedly repeating
formed here Tuesday in a report
charges previously made in the
from Lt. Gen. Odd Bull that foot-
official Soviet press, accusing
tracks had been found leading
Israel of trying to overthrow the
from the Israeli side to both Syria
Syrian government, which is a
and Jordan after on-the-spot
leftist regime.
investigations by UN military ob-
In the past 13 years, the USSR
servers of the two terrorist attacks has vetoed all Security Council
which had occurred inside Israel resolutions favoring the Israeli
on Oct. 7 and 8.
case whenever an Arab-Israeli
Both incidents, the latter costing case had come up for Council ac-
four Israeli lives and the wounding tion, and has consistently support-
of two other Israelis, are the sub- ed Arab views against Israel on
ject here now of the latest Israeli all UN issues.
complaint against Syria.
Israel's Foreign Minister Abba
Israel charges the Damascus Eban, who has been here for a
government with responsibility for month attending the General As-
both attacks, which it has told the sembly, was to have left for other
council were carried out by mem- official appointments in Europe,
bers of El Fatah, the Arab terror- but postponed his departure for
ist-sabotage organization under three days to participate in the
"incitement" a n d "encourage- council deliberations on the com-
plaint against Syria.
The Security Council was ad-
dressed by representatives of Ar-
gentina, Japan, China, the Nether-
lands, Bulgaria and Uruguay. All
except Bulgaria, a staunch mem-
ber of the Soviet bloc, approved
of Israel's action in bringing its
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United Nations, instead of taking
unilateral action in reprisal
against the El Fatah raids into
Israel. All but Bulgaria appealed
to both Syria and Israel to refrain
from any actions that might ag-
gravate the present tense situation
in their area. Bulgaria followed
the Soviet bloc's policy of directing
its fire against Israel, rather than
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Three Arab speakers addressed
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given a seat at the Council table
at his request; Syria's Ambassa-
dor George J. Tomeh; and Jamil
M. Baroody, of Saudi Arabia.
Tomeh directed much of his fire
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The prime minister cited the
"unremitting" Arab rearmament,
and said that Israel had no choice
but to maintain military readiness
and to bolster its deterrent power.
He added Israel would "continue
efforts to convince those who wish
us ill that aggression will not pay.
There are other means, such as
direct negotiations, which could
lead to peace and cooperation of
benefit to all the peoples in the
area."
On Sunday, Eshkol warned
that a situation may arise in
which Israel may be forced to
"settle accounts" with Syria and
that, in such an event, this coun-
try would be able to give a good
account of itself.
Addressing a public meeting of
Mapai - Ahdut Avoda alignment,
Eshkol said that the territory and
sovereignty of Israel will be de-
fended by every means at the gov-
ernment's disposal.
Asked during a question period
about the demonstration in New
Your last Friday by 19 members
of the American Zionist Brith
Trumpeldor youth organization,
in the offices of the Syrian UN
delegation, Eshkol said it was an
"unimportant, stupid and childish
incident which deserves no furth-
er comment."
(Arrested on a complaint signed
by Goldberg, the 19 were ar-
raigned before New York City
Criminal Court Judge Hyman Sol-
niker on charges of disorderly con-
duct, unlawful assembly and tres-
passing. They were paroled for a
hearing on Nov. 25. Israeli lead-
ers, both here and in Jerusalem,
condemned the action by the ex-
tremists severely.)
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stated Israel must negotiate with
Exercising his right of reply,
this month's president of the coun-
the Arab refugees if it is to end cil, summoned the 15-member
Goldberg reiterated before the
the conflicts in the region.
body to meet again on Israel's
Council that he always has been
As Lord Caradon, of Britain,
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a Zionist and is a Zionist now,
and said that his personal posi-
tion as a Zionist does not confict
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in any way with the position of
the U.S. government toward the
conflict in the Middle East. He
added that the United States
supports the independence of all
states in the area, and reminded
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Fedorenko replied to Comay
with the same sharpness against
Israel that he had employed in
the council since it opened its cur-
rent debate last week. He said
that both Eban and Comay were
"pompous" in their statements,
charging that actions "by certain
circles in Israel constantly refute"
the statements by the Israeli dele-
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