Mrs. Meir at UN: Attacks Arab Nations. for Spurning
World Agreements, Backs Cease Fire Continuation

UNITED NATIONS (JTA) —
Premier Golda Meir of Israel an-
nounced in the General Assembly
Wednesday that her government
is "prepared to continue the pres-
ent cease fire (in the Middle East)
without a time limit."
She urged "the leaders of the
Arab nations of the Middle East
and especially . . . the new leader-
ship of Egypt, to recognize once
and for all that the future of the
Middle East lies in peace, and this
must be achieved by Israelis and
Arabs themselves."
A spokesman for the Israeli
UN Mission stressed afterward
that Mrs. Meir had used the word
"continue" in connection with the
cease fire rather than "extend."
He said "extend" carried the im-
plication of a cutoff date.
Mrs. Meir made her remarks

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in the course of an address to
the 25th anniversary commem-
orative session of the General
Assembly in which she stressed
the sanctity of international
agreements. T h e 73-year-old
prime minister spoke slowly and
deliberately, never raising her
voice during the address, which
lasted a half hour.
Mrs. Meir accused Israel's Ara))
neighbors of "cynically flouting"
solemn agreements for the past
22 years, commencing with the
violation of the UN Charter by
their invasion of Israel in 1938. She
cited Arab violations of the 1949
armistice agreements, the 1957
arrangements and the cease-fire
resolutions of 1967 by embarking
on a war of attrition against Is-
rael.
"And now Egypt is undermining
the American peace initiative by
violating the cease-fire standstill
agreement," Mrs. Meir said. Her
omission of the word "flagrant"
before "violation" was the only
change in the prepared text of
Mrs. Meir's address, which was
distributed to newsmen only min-
utes before she spoke.
"It is these violations which
have halted all progress toward
p e a c e, despite Israel's earnest
commitment toward its quest,"
Mrs. Meir said.
"Agreements can only be reach-
ed if those making them enter

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upon them in mutual trust and in (Dr. Hambro added that even if
the assurance that they will be the debate should be disagreeable,
honorably executed," she went on. "it is still just a picture of the in-
"Until the situation obtaining at ternational community as it is to-
the time when the cease fire went day, and that is one of the realities
into effect is restored, Israel can- we will have to face."
not be expected to take part in
(In a television interview
the Jarring talks. Israel seeks to Hambro
declared: "I know
resume negotiations; it wants the there are also
people who regret this
Jarring talks to be fruitful, but it (discussion
in the UN) and feel
cannot renew its participation in that nothing good can come of it.
them, until it is demonstrated that But we must realize also that it
agreements that have been con- would be a cause for deep regret
cluded are faithfully observed," if the greatest issues were not even
Mrs. Meir said.
discussed in the General Assembly
"In an atmosphere in which because they were too burning and
a callous breach of faith between too difficult.")
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not prosper," she added. "Yet bly in response to Egypt's Am-
despite what has happened," bassador Riad, charging that Riad
Mrs. Meir continued, "we still had "lied" about Israeli violations
trust that for the sake of all of the cease fire. But Riad said
our peoples, the Arab leadership Egypt was ready to extend the
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Mrs. Meir said she spoke "not in looks mean.—William Makepeace
rancor but in sorrow." She said "I Thackeray.
am convinced that all of us in the
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Middle East will continue to exist
as sovereign states. None of us
will leave. But we may choose
whether we will continue in the
sterile course of mutual destruc-
tion, whether we will go on hurt-
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ing each other to no one's benefit,
or whether we will venture on a
constructive course and build our
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lands separately and together."
She chided the UN for its in-
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ability to help achieve a lasting
peace. But the more serious weak-,
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ness of the UN, she declared, "is
the fact that those who commit
aggression and those who are its
victims have equal status in the
United Nitions — and even on
the Security Council."
Mrs. Meir also observed that the
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question of whether or not Israelis
and Arabs alike will "forfeit our
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ure that the people of the Middle
East succeed or fail in making
peace among themselves and by
themselves without hindrance or
intervention of any outside power."
She added that recent events in the
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tion of the conflict creates fertile
ground for breaches of promise
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and mutual suspicion."
This appeared to be a reaffir-
mation of Israel's Insistence on
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direct talks between her and
the Arab states rather than
the indirect talks favored by the
Arab states in the efforts to set-
tle the Middle East crisis. It
was also seen as a veiled rebuke
for gala
of the Soviet Union's interven-
tion with military muscle and
occasions!
personnel to beef up Egyptian
military forces against Israel.
. . . just one of
Mrs. Meir's address was de-
our many great
livered in the shadow of a sched-
uled General Assembly debate on
new fashion looks
the Middle East next week. Israel
for the festive
has stated that she is prepared
season ahead!
to deal with any attempt by the
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Soviet-Arab bloc to tamper with
velvet gaucho cos-
Security Council Resolution 242.
tume with em-
Mrs. Meir was greeted with a
broidered bolero,
burst of applause at the conclusion
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white satin blouse.
of her address. Many delegates
THURSDAY,
went to the rostrum to shake her
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hand
(Earlier, General Assembly Pres-
SATURDAY
ident Edvard I. Hambro of Nor-
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way, who personally favors "quiet
diplomacy" toward a Mid East
solution, said that " it would be
very bad indeed for the United
Nations If the membership should
refuse to discuss urgent matters
because they might lead to dis-
agreement."
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