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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israel Dissatisfied with Egyptian Reply to Complaint
TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Egypt's reply to an Is-
raeli complaint that
Egypt is maintaining
more battalions in the
Sinai buffer zone than is
permitted by, the second
Sinai accord is unsatis-
factory.
Israel will continue to
press on the issue, De-
fense Minister Shimon
Peres said.
Peres made his state-
ment after meeting for an
hour with Gen. Ensio
Siilasvuo, commander of
the United Nations forces
in the Middle East, on the
latter's return to Israel
after he met in Cairo with
Egyptian Defense Minis-
ter Gen. Gammasy on the
complaints.
Israel complained that
Egypt had placed 16 bat-
talions in the Sinai, twice
the number permitted by
the accord; of Egyptian
helicopter flyovers of the
buffer zone for intelli-
gence purposes; con-
struction of missile sites
east of the Suez Canal;
and movement of Be-
douins from north to
south in the .buffer .zone.
Egypt - had greed to see
to it that the 7,000 Be-
douins in the buffer zone
would stay in its northern
end.
Peres noted that the UN
headquarters had esti-
'
Goldwater Endorses Jewish
Senate Candidate in Arizona
WASHINGTON (JTA)
— Sen. - Barry Goldwater
(R-Ariz.) has endorsed
Rep. Sam Steiger for the
Republican nomination
for a U.S. Senate seat
from Arizona and urged
that "we must put an
end" to anti-Semitism in
the Arizona Senatorial
campaign.
Jerusalem Hilton
Features Tours
NEW YORK — The
Jerusalem Hilton in Is-
rael is featuring self-
guided walking tours of
Jerusalem and is provid-
ing maps to accompany
the tours.
The walking tours
begin at the hotel and ex-
tend in three directions.
The map is color- and
number-coordinated with
the tours, - which are de-
scribed on the reverse
side.
The tours include new
and old Jerusalem and
the Mea Shearim religi-
ous quarter.
"In all my years as a
Republican, I have never
endorsed a person run-
ning for state office in the
primary, -- Goldwater said
in a public statement.
But, he added, he was
breaking his rule in sup-
porting Steiger because
of "my deep concern over
the injection of religion in
this struggle" between
Steiger and Rep. John
Conlan, the opposing
candidate in the Senate
race which is to be deter-
mined Tuesday.
The Republican Party's
elder statesman had pre-
viously expressed pro-
found concern over the
tactics in the campaign
but had not endorsed
Steiger, who is Jewish.
The Phoenix Gazette,
one of Arizona's leading
dailies, in commending
Goldwater for his state-
ment, remarked in an
editorial that "Goldwater
is angry, if Conlan is
doing what Goldwater
says he is doing the
Senator has plenty of
reason for anger — and so
do other Republicans."
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mated that there were 11
battalions in the zone and
added that this meant that
the UN agreed with Is-
rael's view that the
number was excessive. He
said that Egyptian replies
on the other three com-
plaints, as relayed by
Siilasvuo, were satisfac-
tory.
Meanwhile, Gen. Ariel
Sharon (Res.) charged
that the Egyptians are
preparing hundreds of
missile sites on the east
bank of the Suez Canal in
violation of the Israeli-
Egyptian Sinai agree-
ment. Sharon said the
government was playing
down the Egyptian viola-
Cabinet Revie ws Sinai Pact
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The Sinai agreement
signed with Egypt has
lived up to expectations,
and served the interests
of both-countries, Foreign
Minister Yigal Allon said.
His statement followed
the special Cabinet ses-
sion dedicated to the in-
terim agreement signed a
year ago.
The session opened
with a report by Allon.
Army Chief of Staff Gen.
Mordechai Gur reviewed
the military situation in
the Sinai, but no decision
was taken regarding the
present political situa-
tion there.
Most of the participants
in the discussion agreed
that the interim agree-
ment had been a positive
move and noted the easing
of the situation in the reg-
ion, the tightening of rela-
tions with the United
States and Egypt's efforts
for civilian development in
the Suez Canal zone.
However, there was
some ministerial criti-
cism of Egyptian viola-
tions of the accord and
the recent warlike state-
ment by President Anwar
Sadat.
Following the session
Allon said in a radio in-
terview that Israel bene-
fited in the agreement in-
that it could reorganize
its armed forces, and
rearrange new defensible
lines.
He expressed the belief
that the interim agree-
ment would eventually
lead to further agree-
ments in the region.
However, he added, such
agreements will have to
Peres Turns Down
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
Austrian delegation Mixed Settlements
headed by Defense Minis-
JERUSALEM — There
ter Karl Ferdinand Von .will be no mixed settle-
Luetgendorf arrived to, ments in the . Hebron
investigate the possibil- area, Defense Minister
ity of buying 25 Israel- Shimon- Peres told five
made "Kfir" jet intercep- Knesset members who
tors for the Austrian air asked him to allow Jewish
force.
Settlement in Hebron.
Austrian test pilots
Peres said it was a gov-
have flown the Kfir and ernment decision that in
are apparently satisfied the Hebron area there
with its performance. But was room for two large
sources said it was un- urban settlements — one
likely that a transaction Arab, in Hebron, and one
would be completed dur- Jewish, in Kiryat Arba,
ing the delegation's visit. just north of Hebron.
The general feeling, how- There was no room for
ever, is that Austria will
mixture between the two
eventually conclude a cities.
deal despite strong politi-
Peres told the Knesset
cal pressure against it.
members, representing
A major factor in favor various parties, the gov-
of the purchase is the low ernment was determined
price of the Kfir in com-
to act decisively against
parison to similar aircraft
those "who violate public
produced in other coun-
order" in' Hebron, refer-
tries.
ring to the latest at-
According to the Vien-
tempts by Gush Emunim
nese newspaper, Die
to resume prayers in an
Presse, Israel is willing to
old ' as
negotiate a multi-million
a synagogue. Peres com-
dollar bargain with the
plained that the Gush
Austrian state-owned
Emunim action caused
Stell Industry in ex-
unnecessary tension
change for the plane deal.
among the Arabs.
wait until after the Leba-
non crisis, "which blocks
any hope and possibility
for any Arab readiness to
try and negotiate further
steps. -
Allon discounted any
connections between the
American eleCtions and
possible new political
moves in the area.
Over the weekend in an
interview on Israel
Radio, former Defense
Minister Moshe Dayan
criticized the Sinai accord
saying that Israel gave
up land without receiving
anything in return.
Dayan said Israel failed
to get in the accord what
it should have, an end of
belligerency agreement.
He said it could still get
this agreement if the Un-
ited States made it a con-
dition for providing
American arms and
economic aid to Egypt.
* * *
Haaretz Charges
U.S. Sinai Coverup
TEL AVIV — The Is-
raeli newspaper,
Haaretz, reported that
reconnaisance photo-
graphs provided to Israel
by the United States
obscured Egyptian viola-
tions of the Sinai truce
pact.
The newspaper alleged
that the pictures were al-
tered during develop-
ment so that the number
of Egyptian brigades ap-
peared less than the
number already known
by Israel.
tions while feeding the
public with stories about
the "good fence" along
the Lebanese border.
"The Egyptians have
used helicopters where
they were not supposed
to, they use Bedouin
tribesmen to spy on our
forces, and brought into
their zone more weapons
than permitted," Sharon
added. "All we did was to
tell the UN about it, ar
even if the Egyptial
took some corrective a6 - .
tion, it shows their at-
titude to the agreement,
which they continue to
violate.- -
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