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Four brother paratroopers in the Israeli army who
jumped together on the occasion of their father's birthday
are shown here with their father, Eliezer Rosenfeld, a wit-
s to the unique "birthday present." The brothers are
41 Zion, 25, Naphtali, 23, Moshe, 22, and Shalom, 19. (See
story in Jewish News, July 20). Rosenfeld, the shohet of
Givatayim, is a survivor who lost his family in the Holo-
caust but raised a new family in Israel. A fifth son has
stated his intention of joining the armored corps, "but we
are working on him," Naphtali assured his commanding
officer.
Eban: Jordan and Palestinian
State Are One and the Same
JERUSALEM (JTA)—For-
eign Minister Abba Eban has
made it clear that Israel
has no intention of negoti-
ating with the Palestinians
and that it considers the
kingdom of Jordan and a
Palestinian state to be
synonymous.
Addressing the Knesset in
reply to a motion by the
New Communist Party on
the rights of Palestinian
Arabs, Eban said that the
problem of the Palestinians
will be solved in the process
of negotiations between Is-
rael and the neighboring
Arab states aimed at fixing
borders and establishing
peace.
He said it was the absence
of peace that prevented • the
Palestinians from defining
their aims and their prob-
lems.
According to Eban, Jordan
has always had a Palestinian
majority and most of the
Palestinians live in Jordan.
Geography, history and
basic cultural and national
facts have always created a
congruency, though not a
total identity, between the
Palestinian complex and the
Jordanian complex, Eban
said.
He added that no interna-
tional factor or serious Arab
viewpoint suggested that a
Palestinian state be created
in addition to Jordan and
Israel.
The idea of a third state
was always used to eliminate
one of the existing states in
the region, Eban said. He
noted that President Habib
Bourguiba of Tunisia recent-
ly termed Jordan an "arti-
ficial entity" and suggested
that King Hussein step down
in favor of a Palestinian
Jordan.
-Meir Wilner of the New
Communist Party observed
that the United Nations de-
cision of Nov. 29, 1947 which
set up the state of Israel
provided for the creation of
two democratic states, one
for Jews and one for Arabs,
who each merited self-deter-
mination and independence.
He claimed that it was
ridiculous, racist and bar-
baric to deny that the Pales-
tinians constituted a nation.
JNF Adopts Reclamation Plan
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The '
Jewish National Fund an-
nounced that it will spend
IL 295,000,000 under its de-
velopment plans for the
years 1972-76 of which IL
170,000,000 is earmarked for
mnd reclamation and IL 95,-
0,000 for afforestation. (IL
1 equals about 25 cents.)
Meir Shamir, head of the
JNF's land development
authority, said the plan call-
ed for the reclamation of
167,000 dunams for agricul-
ture and 57,000 dunams for
settlement building and hous-
ing. Another 22,000 dunams
will be leveled for dams. (1
dunam equals 1/4 acre.)
Shamir said the JNF also
planned to build 370 kilom-
eters of roads, about 45 per
cent of which will be within
settlements founded since
1967. The afforestation pro-
gram allocates IL 53,000,000
for the maintenance of exist-
ing forests and IL 37,000,000
for planting 60,000 dunams
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The House of --Representa-,
tives was to vote Thursday
on the foreign 'aid measure
authorizing expenditures of
$2,833,868,000, including a
credit of $300,000,000 for Is-
rael for the purchase of U.S.
military equipment and a
grant to Israel of $50,000,000
in economic security assist-
ance.
In addition, the measure
provides Israel with a share
of the $20,000,000 authorized
for American schools and
hospitals abroad.
The bill was adopted July
19 by the House Foreign Af-
fairs Committee by a vote
of 29-8. Some opposition was
raised in the committee to
the grant of $50,000,000 on
the ground that the Nixon
administration had asked for
half that amount in its pro-
posals to the Congress.
While the authorization
legislation in the House com-
bined all the assistance pro-
,
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