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16 Friday, December 30, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
A saloonkeeper may love
a drunkard—but won't let
him marry his daughter.
Knesset Endorses 26-Point Middle East Peace Plan
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lie order in the areas will- of economic activity in
be the responsibility of Israel, Judea, Samaria
the Israeli authorities." and Gaza.
• Council to elect
• The council to ap-
own chaia-man.
point one member to
• First council ses- represent it before gov-
sion within 30 days of ernment of Israel and
election results.
one before government
• Residents of areas of Jordan "for delibera-
to be given option of Is- tion on matters of com-
raeli or Jordanian citi- mon interest."
zenship.
• "Israel stands by
• Those choosing Is- its right and its claims of
raeli citizenship will be sovereignty to Judea,
entitled to vote for the Samaria and Gaza. In -
Knesset.
the - knowledge that
• Those choosing other claims exist, it
Jordanian citizenship proposes, for the sake of
will be entitled to vote the agreement and of
for Jordanian Parlia- peace, that the question
ment.
of the sovereignty in
• Questions arising these areas be left
on this point to be set- open."
tled in direct negotia-
• "With regard to the
tions between Israel and administration of the
Jordan.
holy places . . . in
_OA committee of Jerusalem, a special
representatives of Is- proposal will be drawn
rael, Jordan and the ad- up and submitted that
ministrative council will will include the guaran-
examine existing legisla- tee of freedom of access
tion in force in Judea, to members of all the
Samaria and Gaza and faiths to the shrines holy
determine what is to re- to them."
main in force and what
I "These principle&
is to be abolished. Will shall be subject to re-
also determine compe- view after five years."
tence of council to legis-
Elaborating on this text,
late. "The rulings of this Begin asserted that there
committee will be was no intention whateier of
adopted by unanimous withdrawal of Israel forces
decision."
from the West Bank—
• Israelis will be en- because that would "inevit-
titled to buy land and ably" open the way to a
settle in the areas. Resi- Palestine Liberation Organi-
dents of the areas who zation takeover. "Anyone
choose Israeli citizen- wanting successful negotia-
ship will be entitled to tions must accept that," he
buy land and settle in Said.
Israel.
The Premier said the
• Another
Israeli-
plan would give "Eretz
Jordanian-council tripartite- Yisrael Arabs
adminis-
committee to "determine
trative autonomy and
norms of immigration to the
Eretz Yisrael Jews true
areas of Judea, Samaria and
security."
Gaza district. The commit-
On Sinai, Begin re-
tee will determine the norms ported •that his plan, as
whereby Arab refugees re- presented to President"
siding outside these areas Carter and later to
will be permitted to inunig-
Sadat, contained the fol-
rate into- these areas in lowing elements:
reasonable numbers. The
• Demilitarization—
rulings of the committee will
"The
Egyptian army
be adopted by unanimous
would not move beyond
decision."
• Residents of Judea, the Giddi and Mitla Pas-
Samaria and Gaza "will ses."
be assured freedom of
• The present limita-
movement and freedom tion of forces agreement
would continue to apply
to Egyptian forces bet-
ween the passes and the
Suez Canal.
*Israeli settlements
would remain where
they are, "tied to Israeli
administration and
jurisdiction and de-
fended by an Israeli
force."
• During a "transi-
tional period of a
number of years" the Is-
raeli army would be
stationed along. "a de-
fense line through the
middle of Sinai" and Is-
raeli airfierdg and early
warning • installations
would continue to oper-
ate "until the with-
drawal of our forces to
the international bor-
der."
Begin has reportedly
said elsewhere that this
period would be of
three-to-five years dura-
tion. He has also repor- and the unanimous vote
tedly said--though he of the UN Security
did not spell this out Council, or else by a joint
clearly—that with Is- force of the two sides.
rael's final withdrawal
Begin stressed that his
the entire sovereignty plan had won the "positive
over Sinai would revert assessment" of President
to Egypt—this despite Carter and of British Prime
the envisaged continued Minister Callaghan last
existence of the Israeli week. "A fair basis for
settlements there.
peace negotiations," was
On the Tiran Straits how Carter had described it,
he said both sides would he said.
guarantee free passage
U.S. Vice President
of all ships of all nations Walter Mondale, Secret-
in a special undertaking. ary of State Cyrus 1111
The area itself to be ce, security advi
policed, to ensure that Zbigniew Brzezinski,
this undertaking is ob- Senators Jacob Javits,
served, either by a UN Richard Stone and
force which could only be- Hubert Humphrey, as
removed with the ag- well as former President
reement of both sides Gerald Ford and former
Secretary of State Henry
Israelis Greeted
Kisinger had all shared
this "positive assess-
Warmly by Poles; ment,"
Begin said.
Begin repeated his
Memorial Aided
earlier assessment that
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Dr.
Ismailia had been "a
Yitzhak Arad, chairman of
successful meeting." The
the Yad Vashem Memorial
main success had come
Institute, and Tzvi Schner,
right at the start, he
director of the Ghetto
explained, when he and
Fighters Kibutz Holocaust
Sadat had agreed on the
Museum, said they were
two committees which
warmly welcomed in
would pursue the
Poland where they had
negotiations now on an
attended meetings dealing
operative and detailed
with the erection of a
level.
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Holocaust at the former
Auschwitz death camp.
The two Israelis said the
meetings included
discussions on ways of
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