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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
32—Friday, August 7, 1970
More than 197,000 copies of the
original and paperback editions of
"The Arab War Against Israel:
Myths and Facts-1970" have al-
ready been sold. Widely acclaimed
as a factual account of the Middle
East conflict, it is distributed here
by Ludington News Co. and is
available wherever paperbacks are
sold in the Detroit area.
Published originally by the Near
East Report, Washington biweekly
now in its 14th year, the 72-page
book was designed to counter
massive Arab propaganda in the
United States. The paperback pro-
vides an up-to-date history and
evaluation of the Arab-Israel crisis.
Edited by I. L. Kenen, the book
is valued as a quick and com-
plete reference by Jewish and
Christian speakers as well as
a convenient resource by thou-
sands of students on campuses
across the country.
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form, the book deals
pros and cons of such issues as
Israel's right to exist, U.S. policy
in the Middle East, "de-Zioniza-
tion," the arms race, the status
of Jersalem and Arab terrorism.
Divided into 15 ready reference
sections and indexed, each section
deals with a topic of current con-
cern. The section documenting
"The Right to Exist" traces the
development of Israel, quoting
such disparate sources as famed
Arab champion Lawrence of Ara-
bia, the Balfour Declaration, Ma-
ronite Archbishop of Beirut and
the late Trygve Lie, United Nations
secretary general.
"Arab 'Treatment of the Jews"
and "Arab Treatment of Other
Minorities" put on the record
the Arab slaughter of black Af-
ricans of Sudan, Iraqi genocide
of Kurds and the repression suf-
fered by Coptic Christians of
Egypt.
Spelling out the often confus-
ing events of the past two decades,
"The 22-Year-War" quotes "from
the record" as it traces develop-
ments from the aggression in 1948
to the Six-Day War in '67 to the
frequent clashes today.
It has found ready acceptance
on college campuses where Jewish
students find it helpful in discussing
with Arab and New Left students
such burning questions as propo-
sals for a bi-national state, Jewish
and Arab refugee problems and
boundaries.
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David and Goliath were at it who intend to enter politics, this is
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peacemaker. "Let's talk this over." the place in American politics of
"Step on him, baby," said Richard M. Nixon emerges in a
Goliath's manager, a red-faced fashion that will enable the reader ... for ALL occasions!
man dressed in heavy Siberian and the student to understand the
furs ill-suited to the Middle East- attitudes and the characteristics
ern heat. Goliath stepped forward. of the current President.
"Don't do anything yet, Dave."
Many men who played important
David's coach told him. A dapper, roles in this country —including
statesman-like fellow, he hedged,
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"I have to talk to the Russian,
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"Look, coach. At least let me
have more stones to keep him
back!" yelled David frantically.
"No. In my considered opinion
you have quite enough for now.
I'll only replace those you lose,
as you lose them," said David's
coach. "But before I give you
any extra stones, I have to talk
to the Icelanders, New Zealanders,
Finns, Tanzanians, and Hippies."
"You know, coach. I don't think
your are being fair. Look what
you've done
Libya, Goliath's
sister. You've given her a whole
air force base, and she can't even
fly yet."
"What's a couple of stogies? You
know I'm good for the dough!"
said David.
"It's a matter of balance, Dave.
You see that, don't you? You and
Goliath must be absolutely evenly
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matched. Then the whole world
will cheer me instead of the Rus-
sians. You understand that, don't
you, Dave? Don't you?"
But David was looking Goliath
right in the knee, and he was too
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like viewpoint.
"Gee, said his coach. "I hope
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He's a cute little guy."
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As chairman of the Black Pan-
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The major figures in the party
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are described by the man who is
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Understandably, this book is an
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