Israel Presents Arabs' Status Facts

Merger Complete
for Mapai, Ahdut

In 1965, for some unknown rea-

son, Kenneth F. Palmer of England
made to enable them to exchange for-
wrote the Lord's prayer 25 times
eign currency to local currency freely.
le) Arrangements have been made
(nearly 7,000 letters) on a piece of
for persons receiving remittances from
abroad to exchange them for local cur-
paper the size of a standard
rency (dinars on the West Bank and
TEL AVIV (JTA) — The name, United Kingdom postage stamp.
Egyptian Pounds in the Gaza Strip).
Members of the Israel defense "Israel's Labor Party," was under
(f)
forces and other Israelis are enabled favorable consideration for the
to exchange Israeli currency to local
currency in order to be able to make proposed merged party of Premier
purchases in the occupied areas.
Levi Eshkol's Mapai, its coalition
Arab municipalities are being
(g)
Huge supply of art work, photos,
given a loan in the amount of one alignment party, Ahdut Avoda,
month's budget to enable them to pay and former Premier David Ben-
slogans, witty advertising copy
salaries and other current expenses.
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Gurion's dissident Israel Workers
(h) Banks are being encouraged to
extend loans for working capital to Party (Rafi).
industrialists, artisans, farmers and
merchants.
Details of the merger of Mapai
Food supplies are satisfactory.
(i)
On the West Bank local merchants have and Ahdut Avoda were reported
basic food supplies sufficient for a
month to six weeks. An organization to be virtually completed. Final
has been set up to ensure orderly sup- drafting of the merger pact was
plies of raw materials and other com-
finished and last touches tenta-
modities to the West Bank.
On 2 July an agreement was tively approved. The other phase
(j)
signed whereby Israel places at the
of the talks to bring Rafi into the
disposal of UNRWA 3,000 tons of
flour for immediate distribution, since new labor party were pushed in an
the first boat bringing UNRWA sup-
effort to complete them.
plies will arrive in Ashdod only in
about ten days time.
(k) Representatives of the ministry
of agriculture are already at work on
the West Bank and have undertaken
supervision of government plantations.
Along with Opportunities for American Jews of all ages, there
Arrangements have been made for the
purchase of surplus agricultural pro-
is a place for Age Group 18 - 30 in the Future of Israel
duce which will be marketed primarily
for industrial processing on terms
Special Program
which will ensure the level of prices
for farmers.
• "Urgently request 500 additional volunteers for 6 months
(I) Discussions have also been initi-
building new border
reconstructing and assisting in
ated with UNRWA to make available
settlements STOP Make every effort maximum your
surplus produce for use in refugee
camps.
area STOP . -
(n) Regular banking activities will
on the West Bank during the
Regular Program
disclosed at the session, that begin
course of a week or ten days. The
Six-month work-study in Kibbutz Ulpan, working on kibbutz one
following banks have already expressed
there was no evidence that the their
readiness to undertake banking
half day and studying Hebrew other half day with no cost for
growing polarization of racial activities: Bank Leumi, Bank Ilapoalim,
tuition and maintenance. Registrations every month. A reward-
Discount Bank, Barclays Bank, and the
antagonisms ia the country was Arab-Israel Bank.
ing experience of living in Israel to its fullest extent.
(n) As far as Israel authorities are
making Negroes more anti- concerned,
there is no obstacle to the
• Cable received from Israel June 28tti.
transfer of remittances from Kuwait
Semitic than other non-Jews.
For Information regarding these and opportunities for all contact
and other places to the residents of the
Bank; such remittances can be
A policy statement held that West
SHMUEL WERZBERGER, DIRECTOR
transferred through normal banking
channels. The government of Israel
"Negroes generally harbor fewer is
also prepared to agree to foreign
anti-Jewish prejudices than whites currency remittances being transferred
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through the Red Cross. Transfers in
13947 Cedar Rd. Tel. 321-0757
in the same economic status." The the amount of $300,000 have already
been made through banking channels
statement cautioned Jews to avoid from organizations and individuals.
remittances are being trans-
"mistakenly labeling social protests These
ferred to the designees in dinars by
representatives in the local offices
as anti-Semitism and to deal with bank
of the military governor.
(o) On the West Bank arrangements
anti-Semitic expressions of social have
already been made for the revival
Industrial establishments. With one
protests without exaggerating their of
exception, all bakeries are already
true dimensions."
functioning.
(p) In order to deal with unemploy-
te
committee
m
ent. the inter-inisrlai
as instructed the mili tary governor on
the West Bank to employ immediately
5,000 workers in the repair of roads
New York Carpet has the finest
and the repair and completion of
selection of smart area rugs on
schools.
Education: Preparations are al-
(q)
display, such as:
ready being made for the resumption
1.•
of schools on 1 September after the
summer vacation. 4,000 teachers who
"Rusticana"
"Brasilia"
are on summer vacation leave will re-
ceive their salaries.
2'x4' $13.95
2'x4' $ 8.95
(r) Mail: Telephone services in the
24.95
urban centers have already been put
3'x5'
13.95
3'x5'
into operation and the delivery of mall
39.95
4'x6'
20.95
4'x6'
and parcels is being resumed.
(s) Health: On the West Bank there
89.95
6'x9'
59.95
6'x9'
are 1,700 beds in hospitals, of these
1,100 in government hospitals. Medical
staff is adequate and the position is
Sec over 800 Rolls of luscious
satisfactory. There are vacant beds in
carpet on our famous mobile
the hospitals.
racks ... all on sale!
Similar conditions obtain in the
3.
Gaza Strip, though the problems are
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more difficult there owing to the
density of the population. The military
authorities are financing the care and
irrigation of 10,000 dunams of young
plantations in Sinai.
The prime minister informed the
4.
COMPAN Y
government on 2 July t hat lie has
set up a committee of experts to draw
JORDAN BAND
up plans for the rehabilitation of Arab
refugees. Working under the committee
Jordan C. Band, Cleveland at- are a number of task forces dealing
just east of Telegraph
the various aspects of this prob-
torney and Jewish communal with
lem, such as economics. agriculture.
leader, was elected chairman of irrigation, industry, commerce, social
problems, etc.

1967. By 10 July 1967 the Government
of Israel will announce the procedures
to be followed by those wishing to
return. The returnees will have to show
that they were, in fact, residents of
the West Bank before 7 July 1967, and
that they do not constitute security
risks. This decision of the government
of Israel will be published through the
Arabic language radio and through the
International Sled Cross.
Residents of the West Bank who leave
for the East Bank after 4 July 1967
will not be covered by the above de-
cision. The object of these provisions
is to prevent a floating population. The
government of Israel has made It clear
in the past that it does not encourage
residents of the West Bank to leave
for the East Bank.
An inter-ministerial committee for
2.
the occupied areas has been function-
ing under the chairmanship of the
Israel Minister of Finance. The follow-
ing decisions have already been taken
by this Committee, among others:
Israel military authorities are
(a)
paying the salaries of former Arab
oficials who are at present employed
by the military authorities.
Arrangements have been made
(b)
with UNRWA to enable it to pay
salaries to its employees.
(c) As the banks on the West Bank
are not yet functioning, provisional ar-
rangements have been made for the
payment of June salaries through mo-
to permit residents of the West Bank bile payment offices.
who crossed to the East Bank since 7
(d) As far as UNRWA and church
July 1967 to return to their places of
residence on the West Bank, on condi- relief organizations are concerned, spe-
tion that they return before 10 August cial arrangements have already been

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given to emigration from the West
Bank.
"2. Because of the false rumors
about expulsions, the following
measures have been adopted:
Passage from the West Bank
to the East Bank will be permitted
only to those who request it freely
in writing and upon the approval
of their local mayor, the head of
the village or another local au-
thority.
"3. The government has author-
ized the Minister of Defense to
open discussions tomorrow, with
representatives of the International
Red Cross concerning their parti-
cipation in the execution of these
rules."
The actions of the Israel govern-
ment on the West Bank of the
Gaza Strip were explained in the
following statement:
The government decided on 2 July
1.

Friday, July 7, 1967 - 5

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Community Relations Advisory Body
Hears Harman Hit Soviet ME Policy

ATLANTIC CITY (JTA) — Am-
bassador Avraham Harman scored
the Soviet Union for "invasion of
logic" in seeking to invoke puni-
tive measures against Israel in the
United Nations.
In an address at the plenary
session of the National Community
Relations Advisory Council, he de-
rided the Soviet posture of assist-
ing "peace-loving nations" after
having squandered $3,000,000,000
on arms and military aid to Egypt
and Syria and while having allo-
cated "not a penny" to assist re-
fugees "who have been helpless
victims of Arab aggression."
The ambassador charged the
Soviet Union, by continuing sea
and air shipments of military sup-
plies was now engaged in re-equip-
ping Egypt's army and air force.
Condemning demands for Israel's
unconditional withdrawal from oc-
cupied territory as a "withdrawal
to war." Harman said that Israel's
stance calling for direct peace ne-
gotiations with the Arab states, "is
a test of whether the United Na-
tions will puts its Charter to work."
A specific of the Charter, he em-
phasized, is that "parties in con-
flict must settle their dispute
through peaceful negotiations."
The envoy told 300 delegates,
that calls for Israel's withdrawal
as a precondition to future action
by the Security Council should
be judged against the pattern of
Soviet vetoes or threats of vetoes
that have in the past denied
Israel her water rights, shipping
through the Suez Canal, security
from Syrian border terrorism
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the NCRAC, succeeding Aaron
Goldman, Washington business-
man, who was honored at a lunch-
eon for his three consecutive terms
of service.
Delegates asked for an overhaul
Band has been vice chairman of
of American policy in the Middle the NCRAC since 1964 and also
East to deal with "the underlying has headed its commission on
causes of conflict rather than re- equal opportunity. He has been
curring surface symptoms." A active in the Jewish Community
policy statement advocated Ameri- Federation of Cleveland for a de-
can diplomatic moves to encourage cade.
an arms embargo by the great
powers, provide food shipments
and other American aid to Arab
lands conditioned on "an end to
belligerency," halt military train-
ing programs for Arab officers
LONDON (JTA) — The Egyp-
whose nations reject peace nego-
tian government has released a
tiations, assist Israel's economic
"victory
stamp" that was appar-
development and initiate positive
ently printer before last month's
steps to resolve the Arab refugee
Israeli Middle East war. The
problem.
stamp, which was received here
The United States was urged to
Tuesday
oa first clay covers, de-
"contribute strong, clear and un-
picts President Nasser and the
ambiguous action" in support of
Arab
masses
with the state of
direct peace negotiations, and ad-
Israel shown in flames. Phila-
vance vigorously a Middle East
telic experts explained it usually
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