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Gen. Harkabis 'Arab' Attitudes Toiiarclisraer
Serves as Guide for Realistic M . E. Approaches
Even in Arab ranks, there
are few scholars as thor-
oughly knowledgeable about
the conditions and attitudes
in the Arabic world as Is-
raeli General Yehoshaphat
Harkabi, former chief of in-
telligence in Israel.
Having mastered Arabic,
it is an established fact that
Harkabi has read nearly
every book written in Arabic
on the question of the Middle
East, Israel and the Arab
aims in the war against Is-
rael.
Therefore Harkabi's "Arab
Attitudes Toward Israel,"
published by Hart Publishing
Co., rates as a major work
describing the philosophy of
hatred that stems from Is-
rael's neighbors.
Harkabi points out that the
Arabs "see Israel as so vile
that she deserves no lesser
penalty than extinction." It
Is as fomenters of such aims
that Israel must view the
enemies she confronts. And
the Harkabi volume portrays
the attitudes of the Arabs in
all their gruesomeness. Ile
draws upon available evi-
dence to show that it Is not
the masses of Arabs who are
propagating Israel's destruc•
tion but the foremost authors
and public officials. Typical
examples are these views:
Abdel G•mal Nasser: "Arab
unity means the liquidation
of Israel." Ahmad Said, di-
rector of Cairo Radio: "The
collapse of Israel Is the hope
In which we live."
golden age in peace. He
warns
against overconfi-
dence. A realist, in view of
his experiences in handling
the Arab issues for Israel
and his studies of existing
threats, Harkabi points to
the dreamland of the Arabs
which draws them into fan-
tasies that overshadow real-
istic approaches.
Irarkabi's book, written as
a thesis for the doctorate he
received from the Hebrew
University, and published in
a translation by Misha Lou-
vish, does not denigrate the
Arab feelings. He suggests
Israel this one also has a
positive side, as a stimulus
to greater cohesion and unity,
while for the Arabs it means
nothing but
loss. If they
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Attitudes Toward Israel" we
have a major guide fur un-
derstanding of the Arab
mind. It is a realistic anal-
ysis of a very serious situa-
tion. It reviews facts, points
to the pragmatic conditions,
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advises caution and there-
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that Jews and Israelis place
themselves in the Arab's
shoes to appreciate his feel-
ings. In fact, the book is
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to turn their focus Inward,
yet, in the main, he conceded
that the obstacles to peace
are great and
the
entire
problem Is fraught with
dangers.
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Palestinian problem and pr,
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mand 'the restoration of the
entire homeland,' means that
in the end it is they who will
be the sufferers. Any con-
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these Palestinians are not
prepared to settle for a state
(ore serves to keep the
alerted to the conditions in
the Middle Fast ever on
guard so that additional er-
rors both in judgment as well
as action may be averted.
come to realize this fact, they
dedicated to the Jews and
Arabs alike as "victims of
Harkabi does not even the conflict," and in order
foresee the dawning of a properly to face the issues
the former chief of Israel's
intelligence corps suggests
that Israelis should ask them-
selves what they would de-
mand if they were Arabs.
He proposes, therefore, that
"the atmosphere might
change when the Arab coun-
tries begin to pay more at-
tention to their own internal
affairs." He admits that "the
resentment and humiliation
aroused by the debacle (the
Six-Day War) will not soon
be forgotten or the ardent
desire for revenge placated."
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and if it was not embodied
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fault lay not with Israel, but
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in the past, the fact that
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