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TEL AVIV (JTA)—Defense Min-
ister Moshe Dayan warned here
Tuesday night that Israel reserved
the rights of passage" into Leb-
anon if the government in Beirut
allows that country to become a
"Fatahland."
Gen. Dayan addressed a meetin4
of the World Jewish Congress. His
reference was to the ensconcetnent
of El Fatah and other guerrilla
bands in the southern regions of
Lebanon to carry out attack,; on
Israeli border settlements. "We do
not accept such a state of affairs,"
Gen. Dayan said.
He noted that Israel has re-
peatedly warned the Lebanese
authorities that they will be held
responsible for all acts against
Israel from Lebanese territory.
Mist Take Consequences
completely change the image of the
nounced, after a five-hour meet-
Jewish people," he continued, ing of the Council of Ministers
which for centuries has been under President Charles Helou,
known as a progressive force, pas- that the villagers are to be pro-
ionately devoted to social justice, vided with weapons and trained
universal brotherhood and support by the army.
,
• of all Oppressed people.
Abraham Shenker of the Jewish
. Agency suggested
that Zionist
The premier also said that
the government had decided to
provide the army with more arms
but he did not say where the
arms would be obtained. Le-
banon has been getting her
weapons from Western coun-
tries, such as France and
Britain.
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values he introduced as counter-
propoganda to the Arab posi-
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a speaker in a discussion group
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America said that the greatest
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Karami said Lebanon would
ing Arab propaganda penetra- seek Arab assistance for her new
ting all levels of the population. defense plans.
Meanwhile, major Palestinian
Marc Turkov also said that in
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sonic of the leftist revolutionary commando groups complained that
the
Lebanese
government
was
states
in Latin America, which he
The defense minister told his
"violating" an agreement reached
audience that Israel's recent air' called non-Communist, Jews are in
Cairo last November under
free
to
continue their religious,
raid against military targets
which
were to be granted
deep Inside Egypt represented a cultural and economic life un- to the facilities
guerrillas. Karami denied
hampered.
On
the
other
hand,
he
"strike-and-return" rather than
contended that are rightist re- the charge, and said "Lebanon
a "hit-and-run" policy.
will continue her stand of defend-
He said they would continue as gimes inNyhich there is no official ing the rights of the Palestinian tzz
anti-Semit!sm but which contain
long as Egypt continued to violate
people and of supporting the
the cease fire in the Suez Canel anti-Semitic elements in their lead-
Palestinian struggle."
ership.
zone. Gen. Dayan said, however,
Delegates from 35 countries at-
that Israel had no intention of
1Dead Sea Scrolls Pulled
occupying more Egyptian terri- tended the sessions. Among them
tory. He described his country's v,, ere. Dr. Moses Rosen, the chief While Show Cases Made
rabbi
of
Romania,
and
Dr.
Yaro-
policy as a "static" one
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Only two
slat; Kadelburg, president of the
employing
employing "dynamic tactics."
of the famous Dead Sea Scrolls
Gen. Dayan condemned France's F federation of Jewish Communi- are presently on display at the Is-
new arms deal with Libya and Iraq. ties of Yugoslavia. Both the Ro- rael Museum. The rest have been
He said that France has emerged marlin' and Yugoslav communities withdrawn until leak-proof helium-
"as the second country after the are affiliated with the Congress.
filled display cases can be manu-
Soviet Union from which the Arabs President Zalman Shazar was host factured, according to Dr. Magen
can expect full military as well as at a reception for the delegates Broshi, curator of the Shrine of the
given at the Belt Hanassi.
political support.
Book. The helium is required to
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Foreign Minister Abba Ebar, Israeli Farmer Kidnapped
preserve the ancient parchments.
told the meeting that Israel's by Guerrillas May Not Be
Dr. Broshi said the cases had
relations with the United States is in Lebanon but in Syria
been manufactured by a firm in
Jerusalem (JTA)—The Interne- England which has gone out of
the most important factor in the
country's current political situa- tional Red Cross has been unable business, and the museum is look-
tion. He warned that security con- to locate the whereabouts of 54- ing for a new manufacturer. Vis-
ditions may force Israel to take year - old Shmuel Rosenwasser, an itors to the museum may see the
decisions that isolate her even Israeli farmer from Metullah, who Habakuk Commentary, which is in
from her friends. Outside, mill- was kidnapped by Arab guerrillas a helium-filled glass case, and the
tant students picketed demanding , while on guard duty near the Manual of Discipline parchment,
more decisive action to alleviate Lebanese border almost three which is in good condition and does
the plight of Jews in Soviet RIB- I weeks ago. (According to a dis- not presently require helium pro-
patch from James Ferron in Jeru- tection.
sia.
Eban said that although dif- salem to Monday's New York
ferences have developed be- ' Times, Rosenwasser "is under-
tween Jerusalem and Washing- ! stood to he held not by Lebanese
ton, there is enough common authorities but by the El Fatah
ground for continuing friendship guerrilla organization, and in
between the two countries. In Syria rather than in Lebanon.")
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan
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an apparent reference to the
said last weekend that Israel
Four Power Mid-East talks, he
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with
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said the biggest international I was prepared to
Lebanese authorities for Rosen-
political mistake of 1969 was
wasser's return in exchange of
to give the Soviet Union a voice
11 Lebanese soldiers and civil-
In determining the future of the
ians held by Israel. Gen. Dayan
Middle East. The talks are being
asked Lt. Gen. Odd Bull, chief
held between the U.S., Russia,
of the United Nations ceasefire
Britiain and France.
observers
corps in the Middle-
The student demonstrators East to use
good offices
carried banners stating that "si- although Gen. his
Bull has no official
lence is a crime." They referred standing in the matter.
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diaspora as well, speakers at a was apparently fruitless but it was
special session of the world execu- held without the presence of United
tive of the WJC said last weekend. N.Itions observers or any outside
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