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November 30, 1973 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1973-11-30

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COPENHAGEN (JTA) —
The Danish cargo ship Bo-
kul arrived in Tripoli last
weekend with a cargo of
ammunition and explosives
manufactured in Italy. The
ship's owner, Steen Olsen,
said here a contract was
signed before the war and
he could not cancel it.

IF YOU1-061 THE

UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
.FIND A FINER WINE JHAN,

Roadside Foodstands 8--Friday,
Mushroom in Israel

Terror Mail Sent From Europe

Danish Ship Delivers
Materiel to Libya

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Three
letter bombs were detected
Tuesday at the main Tel
Aviv sorting house of the
postal services. All three
envelopes were dispatched on
Nov. 25 via air mail from
Laussanne, Switzerland.
The letters in white air
mail envelopes but weigh-
ing some '70 or 80 grams
each — were addressed to
hotels in Tel Aviv, Ashkelon
and Gedera.
The public was alerted
Monday after discovery of
letterbombs in Frankfurt and
Geneva.
In London, Scotland Yard
issued warnings to postal
and business offices to be
on the alert for boody-trap-
Ind mail after two postal
workers were injured at

Nor. 30, 1973

THE DETROIT JEWISH

Frankfurt airport last Satur-
day by letter bombs addres-
JERUSALEM — Dozens of
sed to Israel.
colored beach umbrellas and
The West German airport small stands have mush-
reported that six more let-
STILL THE WORLD'S LARGEST
ter bombs were found in the roomed on the roadsides and
same compartment that con- at entrances to villages
tained the two that exploded. throughout Israel. It looks
All eight were addressed to like a vast picnic; cases of
Free Loaners
Israel from the same West drinks, piles of apples,
German town.
cheese and salami sand-
Come In
Frankfurt authorities re- wiches.
fused to disclose the sender's
same scene is replay-
address or the destination of ed The
at every stand. The own-
the letters.
ers raise their hands and
West German police have practically beg the passersby
For the Best Deal
admitted for the first time to stop. When a car pulls
on the New "74's"
that threats had been made over to the side, and the
RED STOTSKY
MILT LEVIN
on the lives of senior gov- soldiers get out, a horde of
Call
863-930
Call 863-9300
ernment officials in Bonn. women and children rush
The threats, rumored to have over proffering cakes, drinks
18650 LIVERNOIS, SOUTH OF SEVEN
come from a Palestinian ter- and fruit.
ror organization, were ac-
companied with the demand
for DM 21,000,000.
The blackmaliers said that
germ bombs and germ-im-
pregnated letters would be
sent to senior officials, in-
cluding some at the West
German Chancellery if the
The proposal for a mutual security pact- with Israel, as recently ad-
money was not paid.
vanced by Secretary of State Kissinger and Senator Fulbright, reveals the
The money demanded is
believed to be in atonement
size of the disaster which is developing in the Middle East for Israel, for
for Palestinian terrorists
America, and for the non-Communist world.

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shot by German police dur-
ing the Munich massacre at
last year's Olympics, where
Palestinian terrorists killed
11 Israeli athletes.

Japanese to Protest
Govt's Israel Policy

NEW YORK (JTA)—Some
3,000 Japanese will demon-
strate Sunday in Tokyo to
protest the "anti-Israeli poli-
cy" of the Japanese govern-
ment.
The demonstrators, mem-
bers of the Christian Jap-
anese group, Makuya, will
rally in the center of Tokyo,
according to one of its mem-
bers, Jacob Teshima, who
received a phone call from
Japan informing him about
the planned rally.
Teshima is a graduate stu-
dent at the Jewish Theolo-
gical Seminary in New York.

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DYNAMIC

Israel evidently is to be coerced by the United States into accepting
boundaries she cannot defend herself. If Israel returns to the pre-1967 War
border, the whole densely populated area of Israel-10 or 12 miles wide
altogether—will be within range of the Katyushas and other weapons
supplied to the Arabs by the Russians. With the surface to air missiles the
Arabs possess, the unprotectable area of sky will not be just over a strip
of desert near the Suez Canal—as it was in the Yom Kippur War—but

over the whole of Israel.

A renewed—and as the past twenty five years have taught us—
inevitable Arab aggression would leave two possibilities. The United
States could honor a commitment to come to Israel's defense. This would
mean, as in Vietnam, direct involvement of United States troops, only
this time with the danger of confrontation with the Soviet Union. Or the
United States could renege on its commitment when the time came. This
is the more Mel), event, since if an all-out attack was launched against
Israel in the pre-1967 War borders there would probably not even be time
for American intervention to be feasible. If the United States offers Israel
a security pact for her survival, it means the Ur•'-d States has. written off

Israel.

But weakening Israel will only lead to catastrophe for the United

States and the West. Even the first stage of an Israeli withdrawal, which

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would open the Suez Canal, will give the Soviet Union complete freedom
of maneuver throughout till Middle East, the Indian Ocean, and along
the coasts of eastern and southern Africa. The Soviet Union's progress will
be irressistible, and the whole Middle East will fall into her grasp.

Within a short time it will be the Soviet Union who decides whether
oil shall be sold to the West. Europe—and Japan—completely at the mercy
of the Soviet Union for oil, will be neutralized. Indeed, the Arab oil pro-
ducers have already, on their own, partially achieved this result.

Soviet domination of the world will be well on the way. In 1938 the
sacrifice of Czechoslovakia to Hitler at Munich ( for the sake of "peace
in our time") brought on the Nazi domination of Europe and the horrors
of World War Two.

Selling out Israel today, for the sake of "detente," will leave the
United States tomorrow face to face with a rampant Soviet Union—alone.

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