40 Friday, November 19, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Egypt's Latest 'Peace Offensive' Called a Ploy
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Israeli leaders are con-
sidering how to deal with
Egypt's latest "peace of-
fensive" which they re-
gard as insincere because
it is predicated on pre-
conditions that Israel
says it will never accept.
The peace talk emanat-
ing from Cairo is believed
here to be intended
primarily to influence the
incoming Carter Ad-
ministration's Middle
East policies, still an un-
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known quantity in Israel
and the Arab world.
Premier Yitzhak Rabin
indicated that for the
time being, Israel will
play down Arab war
threats and concentrate
on warning the West to be
wary of Arab professions
of peaceful intentions.
Jerusalem clearly does
not trust the Arabs, in-
cluding the Egyptians,
even though President
Anwar Sadat has man-
aged to project the image
of an outspoken propo-
nent of peace with Israel.
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The problem is that
Sadat's peace proposals
amount to a settlement en-
tirely on Arab terms, to be
worked out at the Geneva
conference with the par-
ticipation of the Palestine
Liberation Organization
and to be implemented
only after Israel's total
withdrawal from the ad-
ministered territories.
Egyptian Foreign
Minister Ismail Fahmy
joined the peace chorus in
Cairo yesterday when he
stated four conditions for
a Mideast settlement at a
meeting with 13 visiting
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PLO Taks OK
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Justice Minister Chaim
Zadok told the Knesset
that there were no
grounds for the possible
indictment of Israeli
doves who met privately
with Palestine Liberation
Organization represen-
tatives in Paris last
month.
U.S. Senators. Three of
the conditions conflict
with Israel's basic policy.
The three conditions
are: withdrawal to the
pre-June, 1967 borders;
the creation of a Palesti-
nian state on the West
Bank and Gaza Strip; and
inspection of nuclear
facilities in the area, par-
ticularly Israel's nuclear
installation at Dimona
which was closed to those
same Senators last week.
The fourth condition,
which Israel probably
would accept, was a ban
on nuclear weapons in the
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Sen. Griffin Meets With PLO
meeting took place at the
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The "Voice of Pales-
tine" quoted AKL as say-
ing that the meeting co-
vered "Palestinian de-
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According to reports,
Akl took a tougher posi-
tion than Egyptian Presi-
dent Anwar Sadat who met
on Saturday with 12
Senators visiting the Mid-
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identified as Griffin, John to have said that the PLO
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Glenn (D-Ohio) and Paul would not abandon its ter-
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WASHINGTON (JTA)
— The "Voice of Palestine
Radio" said. Sunday that
a representative of the
Palestine Liberation Or-
ganization, Basel Akl,
met in Cairo with three
Visiting U.S. Senators, in-
cluding Robert Griffin of
Michigan, in order to
further the PLOs "Politi-
cal and diplomatic" activ-
ity.
region.
Israeli experts believe
that the Egyptian "peace
offensive"ls a short term
one. Once the Carter Ad-
mini stration make it
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Cairo's position is li kely
to change, they say.
Hatred stirreth up strife;
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transgressions.
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