THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Bnai Brith President Applauds Israeli—Egyptian Sinai Accord
BALTIMORE (JTA) — the new Israeli-Egyptian
David M. Blumberg, presi- Sinai accord "the most
dent of Bnai Brith, called hopeful Middle East devel-
opment in 27 years" Because
"for the first time, Arabs
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and Israelis have agreed not
just to stop fighting and
separate their armies, but
to reduce the danger of an-
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other war."
Blumberg observed that
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Secretary of State Henry A.
Kissinger's diplomatic ef-
forts
to achieve the agree-
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ment "has meant a serious
dipltmatic reversal" for the
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Soviet Union "after having
spent $25 billion in all-out
support for the Arabs."
Blumberk rejected allega-
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had "pressured" Israel into
agreeing to the accord. "The
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he said, and "the United
States, having been invited
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tor, could not be expected to
ignore its own global inter-
ests."
Among the American
interests served by the
pact was increased Ameri-
can prestige, the dimin-
ished danger of Soviet
domination in the Middle
East and the assurance of
continued oil supplies from
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nese allies, Blumberg
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said.
Blumberg also rejected
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contentions that the U.S.
presence in Sinai paralleled
the situation in Vietnam a
decade ago. Vietnam was a
, first step toward conflict
but the American presence
in Sinai is a move away
from conflict, he said.
Bnai Brith's Anti-Defa-
mation League reported
that a survey of the 50 larg-
est U.S. newspapers showed
overwhelming editorial en-
dorsement of the parts of
the Sinai agreement which
involve Israel and Egypt
alone, but anxiety and res-
ervations about committing
American personnel and fi-
nancial aid.
In Los Angeles, conceding
that "grave and difficult is-
sues remain unresolved" in
the effort to bring perma-
nent peace to the Middle
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East, Arthur J. Goldberg
declared that he neverthe-
less welcomes the interim
agreement between Egypt
and Israel as , "a positive
achievement."
Observing that "perhaps
the most accurate descrip-
tion of the agreement is that
`it gives peace a chance in
this area,' " the former U.S.
Supreme Court Justice and
Ambassador to the United
Nations told a dinner audi-
ence here that "giving peace
a chance implies what is
obviously the case
that
peace is not at hand. "But
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neither is war," he added.
"And to give peace a chance,
and to provide the basis for
further negotiations is not
an insubstantial achieve-
ment."
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New JDC Office
Signals Changes
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The American Joint Distri-
bution Committee will es-
tablish its new Israel head-
quarters in Jerusalem Jan.
1, according to Jack D.
Weiler, JDC chairman.
The new headquarters
will formalize a major
change in the nature and ex-
tent of the organization's
health, welfare and educa-
tion programs in Israel, in-
volving a current annual
expenditure of some IL 77
million which represents 40
percent of JDC's global ex-
penditures.
Weiler noted that during
its 25 years of activities in
Israal, JDC spent some $200
million through JDC/Mal-
ben and over $1 billion on its
world-wide activities for
Jews in need since its incep-
tion 61 years ago.
The new arrangement,
Weiler said. will enable
major savings in adminis-
trative costs.
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