ME DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

11—Priguy, December 4. 1470

Tekoah Defends Israel Stand
on Arab Refugees at the UN

UNITED NATIONS (JTA)— Is- tinned warfare against Israel,"
raeli Ambassador Yosef Tekoah to serve as "a reservoir of man-
told the special political committee power for . . . acts of aggres-
of the General Assembly that "A lion."
solution to the refugee problem is The Arabs' suggestion that guer
not only desirable, indeed vital. rills terrorists be given an advisory
but also-possible." status with UNRWA and the UN
Its attainment, he said, "would Educational, Scientific and Cul-
require an attitude of understand- tural Organization (UNESCO) "is
ing and cooperation on the part an irresponsible suggestion fraught
of the Arab states, an attitude long with dire implications," he said.
overdue if it is truly the welfare He observed that despite "impedi
of the refugees that they seek." ments," Israel has admitted some
Tekoah added. "No issue arising 50,000 refugees since 1948 and
out of the Middle East situation 55,000 Arab visitors this year alone,
has ever been resolved or brought and that since 1967 "little more
nearer solution through confronta• than half of the permits have been
tion and discord. It must be evi• utilized by the displaced persons."
dent to all that only agreement Tekoah stressed that "The recent
between the parties is capable of hostilities in Jordan have strength
achieving a settlement." ened even further the need to weigh
The ambassador noted that most carefully the effect that the
"the Arab states have ',erased" return of refugees in large num-
to cooperate on a five-year plan barsould have on public order
to solve the problem—a proposal and security."
He panted out that according
made two years ago by Israeli
Foreign Minister Abba Eban. to the UNRWA report, only one-
"There was no reason, no logic third of the refugees of 1948 live
in this refusal," Tekoah asserted, in camps. Two-thirds reside within
He indicated that the large in- the general population.
flux of Arabs into Israel, making
He noted that Israel had con-
them almost half the country's tributed 52,830,000 to UNRWA
total population, represents "a sinch 1967, and that "It is in-
virtual exchange of population." teresting to compare this with
He added that "The criterion ap- the contributions of other govern-
plied in assisting refugees to re- ments in the area." Arabs in
build their lives has always and Israel are well-employed with
everywhere been where they could high wages, and their children
best live in peace and harmony receive increasingly Improved
with society, and not necessarily education, Tekoah added.
where they were born."
Regarding security, the envoy
The special political committee stated that necessary Israeli
has been meeting on the report of measures are mild compared with
Laurence Michelmore, commis "drastic" measures by Arab gov-
sioner general of the United Na- ernments. "It is important to
tions Relief and Work Agency for note," he added, "that the refu
Palestine Refugees in the Near gees themselves are frequently
East (UNRWA). He says the targets and victims of the terror
agency is in a financial crisis and operations"-1,204 of the 2,000 such
that the refugee problem must be victims since 1967.
solved quickly.
He appealed to the Arab govern-
Tekoah stated that the Arab ments "to abandon warfare, to
governments "turned the refu- forego belligerency and bloodshed
gee into an instrument of con- and to begin to think of peace and
act for peace."

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Hussein Was Set
to Take Israel Aid
in War, Book Says

LONDON (JTA)—King Hussein
of Jordan told Western diplomats
that he was prepared to accept
military help from Israel to prevent
the overthrow of his regime by
Palestinian guerrillas during the
Jordanian civil war last September,
according to a new book to be pub-
lished here shortly.
The book, "The Civil War in
Jordan and the Hijackings" was
written by Peter Snow, a television
commentator regarded as a Middle
East expert. Snow claimed that
King Hussein urged Western am-
bassadors to summon help and
told them he would not mind if
Israeli troops participated in an
expedition to help him preserve his
throne.
Questioned by the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency, an Israeli foreign
office spokesman said, "We had
no requests by King Hussein to
pass on such a proposition to the
government of Israel." The spokes-
man did not deny, however, that
such a proposal had been made.

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