20 Friday, February 11, 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dayan Predicts End of State
of War Between Arabs, Israel

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TEL AVIV (JTA) — Is-
rael has offered to open
its Mediterranean ports
under the United Nations of Haifa and Ashdod to
Charter war is illegal and traffic to and from Jor-
thatinstead of simply dan,' Transport Minister
predicting its recurrence, Gad Yaacobi revealed
Waldheim as "guardian last Friday. He said Jor-
of the UN," should con- - dan has not acted on the
demn those who maintain proposal.
the state of war against
Yaacobi, speaking on
Israel.
In Tel Aviv, Foreign, Israel Radio, said that
Minister Yigal Allon the proposal was made to
served notice that Israel Jordan through Arab
will not accept the United personalities on the West
Nations as a mediator in Bank.
the Middle East conflict
"We made this sugges-
and regards the U.S. tion as a natural continu-
alone as qualified for such
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NEW YORK (JTA) —
Former Israeli Defense
Minister Moshe Dayan
said here that he was op-
timistic that an agree-
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ment would be reached in
and the wolf, the lamb was
1978 to "end the state of
torn to pie-ces.
war" between Israel and.
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Dayan said he based his
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In London, Kurt Wal-
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Secietary General, was
strongly criticized for
predicting' that there
would be another war
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the Middle East conflict is
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