Status of Occupied Territories Is Debated; Dayan Rebuked

JERUSALEM (JTA)-
Sharp differences within the
government over long-term
policies in the administered
territories have emerged in
the past few days.
The nub of the debate that

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has engaged top-ranking •
cabinet ministers is whether
Israel must be prepared to ,
govern the territories inde-
finitely; whether such a poli-
cy, if pursued to its logical
conclusion — annexation —
would not destroy the Jewish
character of the state; wheth-
er Israel now employs too
much Arab labor from the
territories; and whether it is
investing too much in de-
veloping the territories at the
expense of its own urgent
social and economic needs.
Defense Minister Moshe
Dayan, the chief architect
and advocate of the current
policies, was rebuked by

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Friday Nov. 17, 1972-1S

work' Goren
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s to Li
n k Medicine and Values
Deputy Premier Yigal Alton, by Jews and 'black
Rabbi Goren said other
and Finance Minister Pinhas done by Arabs." he said Ile
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Chief
he op osed annexation
areas where he would seek
apir a a Labor Party Sec- p I said
St
because he did not want ; Rabbi Shlomo Goren told an peaceful reconciliation were
cretariat meeting for his
and the
cent remarks that Jews and million more Arabs becom- ' audience of physicians that family problems
Arabs could co-exist only un- ing citizens of Israel and de-'he sought to reconcile the recruitment of girls into the
der an Israeli government stroying its Jewish character. ' advance of medical science army.
and army. Dayan was strongly sup- I with religious values and
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at the party meeting ; begged the doctors to co-
Alton said he agreed with perted
by Transport Minister Shi- I operate in finding solutions
Dayan in the short term be-
moo Peres, who challenged . to problems that arise in
cause no one intends to give
to propose the with- ;that sphere.
up the West Bank or the Gaza Sapir
drawal of Israeli forces from ! Referring to the problems
Strip prior to a peace treaty. the territories.
posed by autopsies and or-
But if Dayan was referring to
He said that if Israel dis- • gan transplants which are
long-term arrangements, he
employing
Arab
I
bitterly opposed by religious
was talking dangerously, Al- continued
Ion said. labor from the territories, a- zealots, he urged "good will
"Whoever thinks we can severe unemployment prob a nd mutual concessions so
lern would be created there, ; 1 that we can start on a new
get both peace and the ad- attracting world attention.
will preserve a high
ministered territories is mis-
He called Dayan's policies ' p tandard of medicine while
taken. Peace that we want, an outstanding success that !standard
ding the sacred
n
peace that is attainable
is example
a I I ' ! not understa
I should serve as an
values of the Jewish nation.
peace arising from a corn- of peaceful coexistence.
promise that would leave 115 .
Foreign Minister Abba E.
defensible borders," he said I ban said on a radio inter-
In a television interview, ■ view that the prosperity on
Allan warned that annexa- the West Bank and the con-
tion of the Arab territories tact between Jew and Arab I
would turn Israel into a bi- was beneficial.
national state. "I want a Jew-
He added, however, that
ish state with a considerable this was not a political sub-1
Arab minority that will enjoy stitute for a settlement. "The
various rights," he said.
history of national move-
Sapir told the party secre- ments shows us that the
YOU GET MORE
1 tariat that he opposed the in- more a community becomes
WHEN YOU DEAL WITH
flux of Arab labor into Israel economically prosperous and
which Dayan support s. better educated, the sharper
"There is already a distinct become its demands to deter-
division of 'clean work' done mine its political fate,” Eban
said.
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He said, "We must get into
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the habit of understanding
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that we live in a temporary
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situation and not a perma-
nent one."
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Sapir differed with Day-
an's claim that Israeli tax-
payers do not have to pay for
the administration of the ter-
ritories.
He said that IL 33,000.000
($8,250,000) was invested in
industries established there
s'nee the Six-Day War and
noted that the chairman of
the Knesset finance commit-
tee estimated that the terri-
tories cost Israel II.. 138,-
000,000 ($34,500,000) a year.
"I say it costs even more,"
Sapir said, adding. "And all
this is done while we are un-
der attack for not doing
enough to close the social
gap in Israel. eliminate the
slums and provide education
•Volues to $75
for the underprivileged."
Sapir said he was unalter-
ENTIRE
OUR
ably opposed to DaYan's Pi -o-
posal to build a harbor city
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in the southern Gaza Strip at
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