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By JOEL GALLOB
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
The recent Louis Harris
poll found, to the surprise of
many American Jews, a
"rather lopsided 66 percent
to 24 percent of Americans
in favor of giving Israel
whatever it needs in the way
of military hardware," a
truly extraordinary figure
in the face of a general op-
position to military aid in
principal.
As Harris noted, the Arab
oil producers "badly miscal-
culated" American public
opinion. At the time of the
oil price increases, Arab
leaders anticipated internal
pressures on the U.S. gov-
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Arab policy.
But while the pressure of
the petrodollar outflow
seems to have affected the
Secretary of State's policies,
particularly in recent
weeks, American public
opinion has shifted against
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There would seem to be
two overall forces motivat-
ing this increased support
for Israel. The first has to
do with the American con-
ception of the Arab states
and leaders, the other with
the public perception of
Israel. The two, of course,
are interlocked, but con-
stitute two distinct flows
of public opinion that in
the past year or two have
merged, rather to Israel's
benefit.
The Arab states are now
seen as nations of a wide
range of power—military
and economic—with inter-
ests of their own, interests
largely contrary to Ameri-
can ones.
The Yom Kippur War
turned into a long and
bloody one, draining Israel
of resources and lives. Is-
rael's eventual victory was
by no means as predictable
as it had been the time be-
fore. Clearly, her relation
to her neighbors had
changed for the worse.
And after having won a
hard war, she was held
back from an overwhelm-
ing victory by the U.S.
Public perception of Is-
rael has changed also, and
in a manner that has con-
tributed to support for her.
Up to the Six-Day War, Is-
rael was seen as a small
power, surrounded by hos-
tile states. But Israel
emerged as a military giant
of a small sort.
The plight of the Palesti-
nian refugees came to public
attention, and support for
Israel waned, not so much
in numbers on the poll
charts, but in the wake of a
nagging feeling that maybe
Israel was strong enough to
be more generous than it
was. There was a new un-
derdog in the area, and Is-
rael no longer was seen as
quite so seriously threat-
ened.
Israel garnered sympa-
thy, both as a victor long-
provoked and then held
back, and at the same time,'
as an underdog, for its vic-
tory carried a high price and
revealed the forces arrayed
against her. Israel was now
a small nation caught in a
very large net, and public
sentiment swung to her
side.
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