U.S. Denies Arab Charge

Friday, October 24, 1969-7

T H E DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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' Israel. The Beirut newspaper Al od the accident as a "one-in-a-
raeli-American citizenship may Uriiha accused the U.S. of corn- million freak."
be serving in the Israeli
Hitting "direct aggression" on a
According to the father, David
armed forces, but we have no Vietnam pattern and charged that went to Israel 10 years ago with;
tile, has a better Kiva
exact count."
America "enters the war against his mother Lili, who is divorced, :
; and his older brother Raanan.
He said, "the same situation. the Arabs."
Because they have
Al Abram said
the news
state- "David never made a conscious .
may well exist insofar as the paper
ment semi-official
Cairo
choice between America and Is- ■
armed forces of some other na-
tions, including the Arab states paper by the U.S. embassy in Tel rael. He grew up all - Israeli and it
are concerned. Far from encourag- Aviv "confirmed beyond doubt" just never occurred to him that he
at
ing U.S. citizens to serve in the the presence of American military was anything else," Eller said.
armed forces of foreign nations, personnel in Israel's armed forces David was studying for a master's
the U.S. government strongly pre- and hinted that American pilots degree in Arabic studies at the
might be flying the, Israeli Phan- Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
fers that they not do so."
According to his father, "he
14240 W. 7 Mile Road at the Lodge X-Way
Sisco said that "in the case of toms and Skyhawks.
first
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An Israeli Foreign Ministry dreamed of being Israel's
Israel and other nations. U.S. dip-
to
Cairo."
ambassador
lomatic and consular offices make spokesman claimed that Ameri -
cans
holding
dual
citizenship
were
every effort to protect U.S. citi-
zens from being inducted into the serving in the armed forces of
armed forces of foreign countries. Lebanon, Jordan and Saudi Arabia
even where dual citizenship is in- and that there are 1,500 American
citizens residing on the West Bank.
volved."
The statement that aroused Arab
Ile said the Arab charge that the
wrath was made by an unnamed U.S. was encouraging American
official of the U.S. Embassy in Tel citizens to fight for Israel, was a
Aviv last week and stemmed from "smokescreen alibi" for Egypt
a 1967 U.S. Supreme Court deci where Soviet advisors direct Egyp-
sion involving the interpretation of tian military activities on the
dual citizenship. The official re- front lines.
ferred to that decision in replying
The spokesman said the Arab
to a question by an Israeli news- accusations were a continuation of
paper reporter. He noted that the the false charges voiced by Presi-
Supreme Court had held that U.S. dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt
citizenship "is not automatically and King Hussein of Jordan, at
lost by performance of certain the time of the Six-Day War, that
acts such as serving in a foreign U.S. planes were aiding the Israel
army" or voting in foreign elec- Air Force. Diplomatic sources
tions.
here nevertheless expressed "as-
The State Department said that tonishment" that the U.S. seemed
a small but unknown number of to be apologizing to the Arabs in-
U.S. citizens were serving as indi- stead of attacking Arab -motives
viduals in Israel's armed forces. ;" the case.
McCloskey explained that when a
The State Deuartment has re-
Jew enters Israel under an immi-
•ortedly started an internal dis-
grant's visa. he is automatically
cussion of methods of dissuading
granted Israeli citizenship but
un., American Jews of draft
does not lose U.S. citizenship un-
. .. to visit the outstanding homes listed below and to
from enlisting in Israeli armed
less he formally renounces it.
counsel with the skilled representative at the home. He
- S•• ,, ^e , tions are being
The same applies to American
sought from the U.S. Selective
will be glad to answer your many questions and assist
nationals in any foreign country
Service System. According to in-
you in every way.
friendly to the U.S. McCloskey
formed sources, efforts may be
said that Americans holding Is-
made to discourage young Ameri-
raeli citizenship are subject to
can Jews from emigrating to Is-
call-up for military service just as
rael because their military service
the U.S. drafts resident aliens into
there might "embarras" Arab-
its own armed forces.
American
relations.
The 1967 Supreme Court deci-
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sion was based on such a case.
An American, Beys Afroyim,
who was deprived of his U.S.
citizenship when he voted in an
Israeli election, successfully
sued to have it restored. (Prem-
ier Golda Meir of Israel said in
an election speech in Tel Aviv
Sunday that "Israel has never.
does not and will never ask any
country' in the world to send
soldiers to fight for us.")

Al Yom suggested that the U.S.
was planning to establish a mili-
tary air base in Israel to replace
the Wheelus Air Force base in
Libya from which it is being oust-
ed by the new Libyan military re-
gime. Egypt's official Middle East
news agency reported that Libya
had ordered its UN delegation to
support Egypt's protest and to de-
liver one of its own. Lebanese and

In his letter, which he asked to Syrian newspapers gave banner
be circulated as an official docu- headlines to the Egyptian letter to
ment of the Security Council. Dr. Thant.
(Libya's official newspaper, Al
el-Zayyat said that with the Tel
Aviv embassy statement, the U.S. Thawra, accused the United States
"commences today a new phase Tuesday of training Israeli combat
in its assistance to Israel through pilots at the Wheelus Air Force
the joining of American citizens Base near Tripoli and demanded
in Israeli armed forces. Conse- that the lease on the base be termi-
quently, the U.S. is contributing to nated before its 1970 expiration
the aggressive war which is being date. The paper also demanded
launched by Israel against the the ouster of Britain from its air
bases at El Aden and Tobruk. the
Arab countries: a method which
the leases for which will not expire

does not differ much from

1975.
method by which the United States until
(The editorial in Al Thawra was
began its war in Vietnam."
quoted in a dispatch of the Egyp-
The letter goes on to assail the
the tian Middle East News Agency.
U.S., accusing it of violating
UN Charter and its obligationg and The paper reported that Libya's
foreign minister. Saleh Bouissier,
of undermining the Nov. 22. 1967
Security Council resolution on Mid twice summoned U.S. Ambassador
East peace "through providing Is- Joseph Palmer Monday to discuss
rael with arms and planes, and matters relating to the American
encouraging American citizens to evacuation of Wheelus. The mini-
tary regime that took over in Libya
take arms under the Israeli flag last month had announced earlier
against the Arab people." of Ameri- that it would not renew the lease
(Donald Bergus. chief
the evacuation of Wheeltts.)

can interests section at the Spanish after
American-Born Israeli Youth
Embassy in Cairo. called on the
Egyptian Foreign Ministry's under- Killed Accidentally in
secretary, Salah Golar, to explain Army
Training
Camp 19-year-old
TEL
AVIV (JTM—A
American policy that permits U.S. , Artierican.born Israeli student was
citizens to serve in the armed killed accidentally at an Israeli
forces of friendly foreign powers

without losing their citizenship. military camp while training for a
second lieutenant's commission in

The Spanish Embassy handles
Israeli Army. He was identified
American interests in Egypt since the
Cairo broke relations with Wash- as David son
Eller
Stony
Brook,
an
of of
Albert
Eller.
ington during the Six-Day War. N.Y.. the
Jewish Ap-
(But the explanations apparently official of the United
had little effect in the Arab capi- peal in hew York. Eller. who ar-
in Israel ignorant of his son's
tals. The Jordanian newspaper Al rived
death, told reporters here that
U.S. had
Destour charged that the center
for young Eller 's commander describ-

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