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May 26, 1972 - Image 14

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1972-05-26

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AID to Underwrite Extra $100 Million
for
Housing Loans in Israel This Year
I Miles From Port and 216 Miles to Go

Aqaba, Eliot So Near, Yet So Far

TEL AVIV (JTA) — The 7,500-ton West German freighter Ham-
burger Vliet had to steam 220 miles Sunday night to get from the
Jordanian port of Aqaba to the Israeli port of Etlat which are only
tour miles apart
The vessel. which discharged cargo at Aqaba, was scheduled to
-
load 7.000 tons of phosphates for Singapore at Ellat.

Both ports are at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba and within
sight of each other. But Jordanian authorities will not clear a vessel
bound directly for an Israeli port.

The Hamburger Vliet obliged them by steaming 110 miles down
the gulf to the mouth of the Straits of Than and then turning around
and steaming back the same distance to Eilat.


Israelis Ignore Jaabarl s Request
for More Power to West Bank Mayors

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Sheikh' mayors asking for specimens of
their signatures which will be
Mohammed Ali Jaabari, the mayor
of Hebron, has asked Israeli au. , used to verify documents trans
thorities to grant greater powers to ferred from the West Bank to
Jordan, it was reported.
the elected ma ■ ors on the West
The request was the first indica-
Bank But his plea is expected to
bon
that Amman recognized the
go unheeded
new
mayors although Jordan was
w
ithout
Jaabari was re elected
opposition in the municipal elec. bitterly opposed to the West Bank

lions en the Judea district May 8.
Ile received his official letter of
;point mint from Brig Gen Ra-
phael Vardc military governor of
the West Bank
In making the presentation, Gen
Vardi pointedly ignored Jaabari s
request that Israel permit the new-
ly elected mayors to hold a con-
gress to discuss problems facing
their constituents on the West
Bank. including the area's future

Ile also urged that

the mayors

of the major Kest Bank towns be
given the powers of the former
Jordanian district governors
whose functions ceased with the

end of Amman's rule over the
West Bank in June 1867.

5th:)- Israel sponsored and
r.1
01,1v promoted the West Bank
rilliniCip.d elections. Israeli offi
vials h AV,' made it clear that tin,
intend td limit West Bank to
;tensity to the municipal level
Defense Monser Moshe Day an
warned that if the Arabs in the
occupied territories are permitted
lie organize politically they would
inevitably drift toward political
o pposition to Israel
Gen A'arch delivered letters of
appointment to 11 other mayors
in Judea completing the formal
appointments of mayors in 23 West
Bank towns
savors in the Samaria district
were appointed earlier The Sa-
maria elections were tir.lii March
28

The Jordanian government sent
West Bank

letters to the new

(JTA) The U.S. of millions of pounds annually."
Agency for International Develop- Despite this, building starts in
ment (AID) has agreed in princi- Israel have been more than twice
ple to underwrite an additional those in the New York metropoli-
$100,000,000 for housing loans in tan area which has a population
of 11,000,000.
Israel, it was learned here.

JERUSALEM

The agency guaranteed $50,000,-
000 in housing loans two months

Sources at Tefahot, Israel's Cen-
tral Mortgage Bank, disclosed the
new agreement on the occasion
of the visit of Stanley Baruch.
head of the AID housing division.

The American official is here to
observe how- the first $25,000,000 of
the guaranteed $50,000,000 loan is
used. The balance of the
to will be available at the end
o the present fiscal year (June
of
30), according to Moshe Mann,
! manager of Tehafot.

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In a related development, an in-
ternational committee of housing
construction experts has offered
elections
Israel a prescription for easing its
Rashid Al ' severe housing shortage and issued
Meanwhile. Mayor
Shaw a of Gaza said in Hebron that a scathing criticism of present
the future of the Gaza Strip should oractices which it said was cost-
be linked to that of the West • ing the economy "hundreds of
Bank
millions of pounds annually."
Evacuation of Bedouins Done
The proposed remedies, includ-
Without Proper OK , Dayan Says
ing elimination of the red tape
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Defense
delays the approval of build-
ttrat
Minister Moshe Dayan criticized
ing plans, and the introduction of
the Israeli military for carrying
new materials and construction
out the evacuation of Bedouins
methods, emerged from a week-
from a security area south of the
long symposium on housing prob-
Gaza Strip without proper author-
lems.
ization or orders
The symposium disclosed that
Dayan denied. however, that the
an average of 18
land was cleared to make way for it now takes
future Jewish settlement. Ile dis- months to get a building license
approved.
The
committee's
report
cussed the issue at a meeting of
the Labor Alignment's Knesset fac- .•tated bluntly that "Delays due
to manpower shortages, unavail-
tion
ability of equipment and materials.
has an said "The evacuation
1 ureaucratic decision making, lack
of the fitron R affah Bedouins Na':
of planning and organization and
carried out without a cabinet
inability to readily adapt to inno-
decision and without orders from
vations and other constraints are
the army headquarters and with-
costing Israel's economy hundreds
out the intention of clearing the
lands for future Jewish settle-
ment."

Ile added that the lack of
authorization was the principal in-
fringement apart from a number of
improper actions in the course of
the operations.
The evacuation aroused protests
from Ma learn circles two months
ago, and the chief of staff appoint-
ed a committee of inquiry which
subsequently found that several
senior officers had deviated from
the authorized procedures during
the operation

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14—Friday, May 26, 1972

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