Gahal Will Rejoin Govt. if Jarring Talks Fail
Dultzin
NEW YORK (ZINS)—In a Zion
ist News Service interview, Arie Various circles in Israel and in resignation would result in a grave
L. Dultzin, treasurer of the Jewish the Diaspora believed that Gahal's crisis that could not be met other
participation in the government of
Agency and former member of the national unity prejudiced any pos- than by a call for new elections.
The same observers emphasized
Israel Cabinet, declared, "If the sible chance for peace between
Jarring talks collapse and the Israel and her Arab neighbors. that Dayan's position was weak-
ened by Gahal's withdrawal from
cease fire is nullified, I believe
that Gahal will be asked to rejoin
the Israel government."
Asked whether he is still con-
vinced that it was a mistake for
Gahal to withdraw from the coali-
tion, Dultzin replied that recent
events have only reinforced his
original belief. He always felt that
the Jarring talks would drag on for
a long time. It was this conviction
that prompted him to oppose with-
drawal from the cabinet. "It was
our responsibility," stated Dultzin,
"to remain in the government in
order to fortify the position of
Dayan against his political oppo-
nents."
On the other hand, Dultzin was
quick to point out, there has been
a positive side to Gahal's action.
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"It should now be abundantly
clear," said Dultzin, "that the real
hindrance to peace is not Gahal
but rather the intractable opposi-
tion of the 'Arabs and the Soviet
Union."
During the heated Israel Cabi-
net debate over Moshe Dayan's
demand for a free hand to deal
with the Soviet missiles newly
installed on the Suez front in
' violation of the cease fire, only
two cabinet ministers suppcirted
him, Shimon Peres and Shlomo
Parties of the left, on the other
hand, would use the occasion of
Dayan's resignation to replace him
with either Yigal Allon or Itzhak
Rabin.
Knowledgeable political observ-
ers believe, however, that Dayan's
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Labor Israel.
An additional $4,000,000 in de-
ferred gifts—wills, bequests, an-
nuities and life income trusts—
was received by the American
Histadrut Development Founda-
tion.
William H. Sylk of Philadel-
phia, the foundation's national
chairman, added That it had
amassed more than $18,500,000
in commitments over the past 10
years for long-range projects in
Israel.
The Histadrut board of directors
unanimously adopted a six-point
program submitted by the presi-
dent, Leon H. Keyserling. It com-
prises extension of fund-raising
goals, expansion of the. founda-
tion's activities, enrollment of
members in Israel Histadrut Asso-
ciates and similar groups, improve-
ment of relations with American
trade unionism, initiation of cul-
tural exchanges between Histad-
rut and "American intellectuals,"
and expansion of the effort to in-
form all Americans of "the achieve-
ments, purposes and problems of
Israel, and of Histadrut as a part
of this, toward developing and ac-
tivating affirmative support for
the economic and social objectives
of the people of Israel under in-
stitutions of freedom and demo-
cracy."
The board also voted to support
the Israeli government's position
regarding Egypt's missile violations
and the U.S. government's call for
"rectification" of that situation,
and called on the U.S. to help
free all 54 hostages held in Jordan
by "criminal" and lawless" hi-
jackers.
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NEW YORK (JTA)—The Israel are satisfactorily pursuing a full-
Histadrut campaign in the United time course of instruction at that
States and Canada raised $3,156,- institution.
631 in the first 11 months of the
current fiscal year, more than
$1,000,000 more than the same
Rind.
period in 1969, it was reported
Dayan's threat to resign was over the weekend by Dr. Sol Stein,
national
executive director of Hist-
temporarily abated after Golda
Meir's statement that Israel wout adrut, the National Committee for
suspend participation in the Ja -
ring talks pending a clarification
of views with the American gov
, ernment. Dayan's leaving the cabi-
net would have triggered a poli-
tical crisis both locally and on the
international scene.
It was learned that in the ranks
of Mizrachi, a stormy debate en-
sued as to whether or not Mizrachi
ministers should leave the cabinet
in the event that Dayan resigns.
TIE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 25, 1970-21
JERUSALEM—Once the salt is
on the shelves and the refrigerator
is stocked, the Hadassah woman is
geared for action — more expli-
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brings all of her zest and com-
mitment to her new homeland.
Hundreds of former members of
Hadassah have come to settle in
Israel in recent years. To main-
tain their links with Hadassah and
also to help them to integrate into
Israel, a special Hadassah integra-
tion committee has been formed
by the Hadassah Council in Israel.
Most of the new settlers find
satisfaction through serving in
YAAL, the Hadassah women's
auxiliary. YAAL volunteers pro-
vide guidance to patients on admis-
sion to the hospital at the Hadas
sah-Hebrew University Medical
Center in Ein Karem, read to the
blind, play with sick children,
take carts of sweets, cigarettes
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