THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
6—Friday, July 2, 1971
Tekoah Battles Anti-Zionist Drive on Two Fronts—Syria, USSR—at the UN
100,000 Arab Tourists
Expected This Summer
JERICHO (ZINS)—According to
the Israel press, approximately
100,000 "tourists" from neighboring
Arab states will be visiting Israel
this summer. Border patrols are
on the lookout for known terrorists
who might exploit this freedom of
travel and have taken precaution-
ary measures.
The number of visiting Arabs
grows from year to year. la 1968
there were 6,000; in 1970, 24,000. In
the current year, the number is
expected to rise to 100,000.
The policy of "Arab tourism"•
was inaugurated by Moshe Dayan,
on the premise that the more Arabs
who see Israel for themselves, the
weaker will be the effect of hate
propaganda generated by Arab
states still technically at war with
Israel.
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by the Arab nations, including questions would have been consid-
Syria, for the past 23 years. erably greater and the Syrian gov-
Tekoah made his charge in a ernment itself would have been
letter to Thant, responding to a able to begin dealing with the
June 21 letter from the Syrian problems of poverty and back-
Ambassador George Tomeh who wardness in Syria."
alleged that Zionism was a colo-
r
nial instrument bent on exploiting
the populace.
Tomeh cited a New York
Times report of June 15 which
quoted remarks critical of the
gap between poverty and afflu-
ence in Israel made by an Amer-
ican Zionist leader, Rabbi Ar-
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Tekoah's letter said in part:
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UNITED NATIONS (JTA) —
Yosef Tekoah, Israel's ambassa-
dor to the United Nations, rejected
charges by the Soviet envoy to the
UN that "Zionist circles in the
United States and a number of
other countries have been carrying
on a malicious and slanderous
anti-Soviet campaign in connection
with the so-called 'Jewish question'
in the USSR, deliberately fabri-
cated by them."
Tekoah condemned this allega-
tion in Yakov Malik's letter to UN
Secretary General U Thant on June
15.
"The Soviet letter," Tekoah
wrote to Thant, "suggests that the
general concern for the plight of
Jews in the Soviet Union is a poli-
tically motivated anti-Soviet cam-
paign inspired by Israel and Zion-
ism. The truth is too well known to
be dismissed in so cavalier a
fashion."
The Israeli ambassador stated
that "no ulterior motives are ne-
cessary to sympathize with the
suffering of Soviet Jewry."
Later, Tekoah accused the
Syrian representative of trying to
make propaganda capital of cer-
tain social conditions confronting
the Jewish population of Israel,
which might not have existed had
it not been for the warfare con-
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