Israel Won't Bolt PLO Address Scheduled at General Assembly

JERUSALEM (JTA) — some small satisfaction with
Israel's delagation to the the UNESCO vote which,
United Nations will not walk. .from Israel's viewpoint, was
out of the General Assembly marginally better than the
chamber when a representa- 105-4 vote in the General
tive of the Palestine Libera- Assembly recognizing the
tion Organization addresses PLO. They noted that all of
the world body ,early next the Western European dele-
month.
gations at the VNESCO
Contrary to expectations meeting abstained, whereas
in some quarters, Foreign in the General Assembly vote
Minister Yigal Allon has in- France, Italy, Sweden, Nor-
structed Israel's UN Am- way and Ireland had - all
bassador Yosef Tekoah and voted for the PLO.
his delegates to take as
On the other hand, Bolivia
active a part as possible in and the Dominican Republic
the debate on the Palestine did not join Israel and the
question and wherever possi- United States in opposing the
ble to expose the true nature PLO in UNESCO as they had
and aims of the PLO.
Some political circles here
had favored a Israeli walk-
out as a gesture of contempt
for the PLO and Israel's out-
rage at the UN for inviting a
terror gang to participate in
its deliberations. But officials
said that the governMent de-
cided "not. to give the PLO
and its supporters the satis-
faction of seeing the Israeli
delegation walk out."
The officials - said that the
walk-out by Israeli Ambas-
sador Bar-Yaacov Oct. 25
when the UNESCO meeting
in Paris voted to admit the
PLO an observers was a
spontaneous gesture by the
ambassador. He had received
no specific instructions as to
how he was to act in the
circumstances, the officials
slid.
Israeli observers expressed

in the General Assembly
voting.
At the United Nations Mon-
day a UN spokesman could
not confirm a press report
from Rabat that the General
Assembly.. debate.. on.. t h e
Pelestine question has been
rescheduled for Nov. 13.
According to the spokesman
there- was no official word
from Rabat to indicate a
change of date for the de-
bate which is scheduled to
,open Wednesday.
The PLO has submitted to
the UN the names of a nine-
member delegation which
does n o t include Yaisir

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Arafat. Sources here said,
however, that Arafat will
'attend the debate and that
the ommission of his name
from the delegates' list was
a security measure.

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joint United Jewish Appeal-
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area synagogues and their
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