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PARIS (JTA)—ForeignAtinister Israel's request. to come to an
T'he envoy last visited here in from Amin through the Isgaeli Agency corriA4maliat afterwird
Abba Eban said Tyesday night agreeMent. with, pap
opean J,,andary 1971 when he conferred Embassy in Kampala, dipomatie that he was „referrilt primarily
that there were two concrete
1 -;C9)Sunon
fiatr would Jith Premier -Golda Meir and sources said. The communique was to the countries -Is(' "itorthern
sues that could be the starting safeguard its exports to Europe. Eban. His aide memoire empha- drawn up after talks in Tripoli be- Africa, including, (
tof course, the
point for peace negotiations be- The other is that France is the sizing Israeli withdrawal was is- tween Amin and Libya's head of Sudan, with which
-we have no
tween Israel and Egypt—Sharm only West European country sued shortly after, on Feb. 8.
state, Col. Maummar al Qaddafi.
relations."
El Sheikh and the establishment that has expressly stated that
Ambassador Jarring arrived in
The sources said Amin's ac-
Bush's meeting with the Su-
of a balance of forces in the Israel should "evacuate all the Jordan Wednesday, but official
tion was all the more surpris-
Middle East.
occupied territories." According sources said his stopover in Am- ing in view of the friendly rela- dan's -military leader, Maj. Gen
Yakubu
Gowon, lasted 2% hours.
But he said the responsibility to Eban, "Such a prerequisite man,_ at the invitation of King
tions between Israel and Uganda. The othee
countries Bush visited
for starting peace talks belonged cuts off the venue to all 'pos- Hussein's government, probably
Amin visited 'Israel twice last included Nigeria, Zaire, Somalia
to Egypt since it was that country sible compromise solutidns - and was intended only to Reep Jordan
that initiated the beligerency of this actually prevents a start to authorities informed on the latest July and met with Foreign Minisler and Ethiopia, and lie met with
Abba Eban and Defense Minister seven heads of state altogether.
1967. 'negotiations." positions of Egypt and Israel.
Eban made his remarks in a 45- Asked about the Palestinian Meanwhile, an Israeli view of Moshe Davan. One one of those Military Exercises Intended
brief visits, he announced that
minute telephone interview with problem, Eban said that "had to the- eventual dispoSition of ter-
tn, Impress Wit* Israel's Might
six senior French journalists be settled by the Arabs them- ritories occupied in the Six-Day Uganda soon would open an em-
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli- arm-
bassy
here (the East African na-
which was broadcast by Inter selves." He observed that. "as far War was stated by certain
tion currently has no diplomatic ed forces began Monday large-
Paris, the most popular French as Israel is concerned, we would sources here.
scale military exercises in the
representation in Israel).
radio network, shortly before the be glad to live alongside a Pales-
Negev and Sinai which Chief of
The sources divided the terri-
main evening news broadcast.
He alsb said in a speech that he Staff Gen. David Elazar said blunt-
tinian state, but this is _for them tories into four categories, ranging
was
The interview was, Wide-rang- to decide, not for us."
certain
of
Israel's
desire
for
from those from which only partial
ly were intended in part to im-
ing and included an admission
Eban claimed that the Soviet 1 withdrawal is possible to territory peace and would raise his voice press the enemy with Israel's
by Eban that there have been Union "has decided to allow Jew- which Israel will insist on retain- in Israel's behalf in the Organiza- armed might.
unofficial
Contacts
between ish emigration for two reasons: tog for security and other rea- tion of African Unity.
The exercises are simulating
Amin, a 46-year-old Moslem,
Israel and the Soviet Union but because it has come to realize that sons. There alsq was a category on
that there could be no improve- it cannot smother" by force their which no definite position has been has been Uganda's head of state various tactics of defense and
attack
on the very terrain that
since he toppled President Milton
meat in relations ,between the Jewishness and because of the in- formulated to date.
Obote an Jan. 25, 1971, while the a future battle with Egypt may
two countries as long as Moscow tensity of protests throughout the
The sources indicated that in latter - was visiting .Singapore. 'be waged. '
persisted in its anti-Israel world's progressive circles about
some instances the establishme nt Uganda, a landlocked republic, is
policies.
this issue."
of Israeli settlements in admi it- directly south of the Sudan.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Eban also dismissed China as a Jarring on One-Day Stand
istrated territory did not preclude
In New York, U.S. Ambassador 16—Friday, Febnrary 25, 1972
"decisiVe factor in the Middle in Israel After Cairo, Amman
eventual Israeli withdrawal, but George Bush, back from a tour of
East" and observed that "the
JERUSALEM (JTA) — United in others the settlements were es-
really important Nixon talks on Nations Middle East intermediary tablished to consolidate Israel's 10 African states, told a-press con-
the Middle East are not taking Dr. Gunnar V. Jarring's visit here permanent retention of the area. ference that the American image
in some African lands would "in-
•place in Peking" but "will be- tak- has been set for today. He will
In the former category, the crease drastically" in the event of
ing place soon in Moscow," a re- meet with Foreign Minister Abba
ference to President Nixon's sum-. Eban, then will leave Israel im- sources listed settlements such as a Middle East peace agreement.
Nahal Yam and along the Bade- Bush would not elaborate.
mit visit to the Soviet capital this mediately afterward.
will Lagoon in northwest Sinai
He told the Jewish Telegraphic
.May. As far as the Middle East
The word in foreign ministry whose existence would not inter-
is
concerned, "there are only two circles was. that he has not given fere with a decision to withdraw-
powers which count, the United any indication of softening his - within the framework of an
States and the Soviet Union," Eban year-old 'demand that Israel coin- eventual
peace treaty.
said.
mit itself to withdrawal to the
However, settlements establish-
The interview was the first aP- former international borders with ed in the Jordan Valley and on
pearance by a prominent Israeli Egypt.
the Golan Heights were described
statesman or public personality on
In an official announcement, The as— serving fundamental security
French radio in recent
years. It foreign ministry • spokesman said needs and indicate that Israel in-
seemed to indicate a change in Dr. Jarring had expressed a de: tends to remain permanently in
form, if not in content, of French sire to come to Israel. He dis- those regions,
the sources said:
policy toward Israel. But
HAND,TAILORED-'
the closed his desire to visit at a meet-
,Territories that Israel is not
Israeli foreign minister was not ing Monday morning on Cyprus
prepared
to
give
up
under
any
optimistic about the future of with Israel's ambassador to
circumstances were given as
Franco-Israeli relations and listed Nicosia, Rachamim Timor. The
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East Jeinsalem, the Golan
frankly
the improvement.
serious obstacles in Israeli acquiescence was trans- Heights and the land approaches
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way of
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to the Swedish diplomat to Sharm el
Eban said that peace talks with via
Timor.
'- Sheikh in southern
50 -
Sinai. No final position has been
Egypt hinged on two "crucial"
Dr. Jarring, who had weekend taken .^witb .regard to certain
points. The balance of power, he
gyp •
leade rs in other territories where Jewish
said, could be advanced appreciab
, ," with. Egyptian
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at a settlement has been established.
ly through demilitarization of the Cairo, ' comes to
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Sinai Peninsula. "A lot depends on time when it is evident that Israel One of these is Hebron, where
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the Egyptians. If they show them- sees an interim Suez Canal agree- a Jewish population existed until
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sought under the Jarring mandate existence until 194E. Whether or
arranged," he said
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He said, however, that Israel and at a time when Egypt has not Israel withdraws, it will insist
must retain permanent control of been denouncing the United States on the right of Jews to live in
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Sharm El Sheikh in view of what interim initiative and Cheering the Hebron, which the Orthodox re-
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happened in 1967. "We have told Jarring missiion. gard as the second holiest city
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this to Egypt in the past and we after Jerusalem, the sources said.
shall continue to tell her so Leftist Zionists, Rightists
Discussing the global aspects of
frankly," Eban said. He said that
the Middle Ease conflict, the
Egypt now commands the neces- Clash in French Church
sources expressed the belief that
sary prestige to enable it to
PARIS (JTA) — A number of a strong
Israel may be President
.
initiate peace talks and is recog- left-wing Zionist youths, members Nixon
s trump card in his talks
nized in this position by both the of the Jewish Revolutionary Organ- with Soviet leaders in Moscow
U. S. and the Soviet Union.
ization (OJR),. clashed inside the in May. _,'
Eban said that Russia's position Notre Dame church with rightist
'hey . , also thought that an ,h1-
is somewhat changed as Moscow and neo-fascist youths of:"L'Action
now agrees that there can be no Francaise" movement shortly after terim agreement with Egypt
NEW _'72 SKYLARK
Israeli withdrawal without ,a "real a mass was celebrated or Vichy's reopen the Suez Canal held both
SPORT COUPE
advantages _and disadvantages.. for
peace being signed."
commissioner for Jewish Affairs.
But the Soviet Union still blocks Xavier Vallat, who died here a Israel and for Western strategy_
On the, 'other hand, Egyptian
a solution by opposing "territorial few weeks ago.
morale 'would be bolstered, enab-
negotiations," he added. Eban
The right-wingers had turned ling them to loosen the Russian_
said, "I would much prefer a the mass into a dernonstration
grip. As i'ar ■ -s Israel is concerned;
change of Soviet policy without of solidarity with the ideas re-
secret contacts than secret con- presented by Vallat, • the man withdraWal from the east bank of
the
Canal would :inean`;.ar-hit
tacts and no change of Russian who was most responsible for treat Suez
from Its bus, ' natural -line -ot
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policy."
Petain's anti-Semitic policy.
defense,
the seurces said. •
He said that China's presence in
As the mass concluded, some 20 Israel Disturbed By Ugandan
the Middle East was mainly in the members of the OJR, who had en- Leader's Pledge to Support
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Referring to Israel's problems silent until the mass ended, began
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The gov-
with France, Eban said he was a to sing the "Song of the Parti-
ernment is taking "a grave view of
. "realist" and that while the sans."
Ugandan
President Idi Amin's
friction point of the Mirage dis-
A clash ensued and police ar-
of support for the Arab
pute has now been solved, there rested 10 Jewish youths. They were. pledge
fight
against
'Zionism and "in . ':
are still two major obstacles in subsequently freed. _ perialism," as,egpressed
in a -Lib-.
the way of improved Franco-
yan-Ugandan communique issued'
Israeli relations.
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