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January 19, 1979 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1979-01-19

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Ouster of Shah of Iran May Complete Israel Isolation

,

(Continued from Page 1)
Israel returned to Egypt,
according to the Geneva
disengagement agree-
ment, the Abu Rodeis oil
fields which supplied a
large part_ of Israel's
needs. Now, Isra .31 is
about to return to Egypt,
according to the Camp
David agreement, the
Suez Gulf area with its
rich off-shore oil wells.
They now produce 20,000
barrels a day and a new
well is being drilled, but
Iran supplied - 90,000
barrels a day.
Ak . Iran used Israel's Red
a-Mediterranean pipe .
ne running from. Eilat to
Ashdod and Haifa for a
large part of its own oil ex-
ports to Western Europe.
Economic experts say that
over 20 million tons of Ira-
nian oil used to pass every
year through the Israeli
overland line. Now the pipe
line will probably lie dead,
- depriving the Israel treas-
ury of an important income
and dealing a serious blow
to the city of Eilat. In 1967,
Israel was ready to go to war
when the Arabs closed the
approaches to the south-
ernmost Israeli port. Now,
Eilat's economy and its
functional purpose have
been wiped out for the time
being, overnight.
Israel has already ob-
tained promises of in-
creased oil shipments from
Mexico and Venezuela
while the U.S., according to
the Canip David agree-
ments, has pledged itself to
supply Israel with oil
supplies. These will be far
more complicated to ship,
more - expensive and more
dependent on international
good will.
The new Iranian regime
will also stop Israeli import

which last year, according
to foreign trade reports, to-
taled some $120 million. Is-
raeli contracting com-
panies, such as Solel Boneh,
had at the time of the Ira-
nian upheaval contracts for
some $300 million for the
construction of roads,
schools, darns and large
industrial plants.
Many Israeli com-
panies were operating
profitable branches in
Iran. The presence in the
country of some 80,000
Jews, many with impor-
tant positions in various
business fields, had
helped Lsraeli firms to
implant themselves in
Teheran and a number of
provincial centers.
The most serious blow
will, however, be in the
political field. The Shah's
departure spells an end to
Israel's hoPe to make dis-
creet but effective alliances
with non-Arab Moslem
states in the area and hop
over the walls. of Arab
enmity.
" The main danger which it
faces will come from
America itself. According to
West European experts, the
Iranian crisis is putting
America on the horns of a
dilemma. It will have to
chose either to support Is-
rael, its only remaining
serious and reliable ally in
the area, to the hilt, or, to
back the moderate Arab re-
gimes in Saudi Arabia and
Egypt. Any such political
backing will entail in-
creased American pressures
on Israel to give in to Egyp-
tian demands and sign' the
peace treaty on which Egyp-
tian President Anway
Sadat has staked his
prestige and the eventual
survival of his regime.
Most West European gov-

ABC Censure Asked
from News Council

(Continued from Page 1)
journalists who were re-
'sponsible for the con-
tents of the show broad-
cast Oct. 30. He criticized
them for giving the ad-
mitted terrorists full
freedom in the program
to justify their killings of
innocent women and
children "while failing to
pose a single critical
question to them."



In commenting on the
complaint he filed with
NNC on Dec. 27,-Rabbi
Glaser said, "The executive
oducer, Pamela Hill,
iled to exercise the
standards of good jour-
nalism and objectivity that
American viewers have a
right to expect from a major_
news source."
In his complaint, Rabbi
Glaser further criticized

O

r

ABC News President Roone.
Arledge for justifying the
network's rationale in a
press statement that de-
clared that the program
"examines the Palestinian
perception of _ right and
wrong to better understand
the Palestinian role in the
Mideast." -
Rabbi Glaser asserted
that the documentary ABC
offered to the public was an
irresponsible way for ABC
to deal with terrorism.fThe
message this rationale con-
veys," he declared in his
complaint to the council, "is
that if terrorists kill enough
people they will get a hear-
ing" (on ABC). "ABC gave
that hearing," he concluded,
"and therefore a 'review'
and 'admonishment' of ABC
by the National News
Council is clearly called
for."

ernments believe' that
America will opt in full for
the Arabs and that this new
American approach will be-
come visible as soon as the
current Atherton mission is
over and the Israeli-
Egyptian talks will be re-

newed on a ministerial

Meanwhile, the unrest
in Iran continues. Martin
Berkovitz, an American
engineer working in Iran,
was stabbed to death in
the kitchen of his home in
the southern Iranian
town of Kerman, possi-
bley because he was
Jewish, according to re-
ports reaching the U.S.
State Departnient.

English-language publica-
tion in Teheran, was quoted
as reporting that a note
posted on the front of his
door said, "go back to your
own country."
The newspaper also said
that Berkovitz was killed

apparently because he was
Jewish. In Iran's recent
demonstrations, anti-
American and anti-Israeli
. (Continued on Page 6)

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THE RAOUL WALLENBERG STORY -_ A SUMMARY

Scion of distinguished Swedish family accepts call to organize last ditch effort to save
Jews of Hungary.

MAY 1944-

As attache in Swedish Embassy invents the protective passpost- which saves over

The Raoul Wallenberg
Monument*

10,000 Jews.

JUNE 1944- NOV. 1944-

8,000 children by putting them in Swedish camp. After intercepting death
marches to save 100's he creates "international ghetto" which is protected by Swiss,
Vatican, and Swedish. 22,000 sheltered within. As Russians Embassies approach
Budapest S.S. troops surround the two ghettoes containing 40,000 Jews.

WALLENBERG RISKED — AND LOST —
HIS LIFE FOR US. CAN WE NOW FORGET
HIM? I URGE YOU TO RESPOND TO THIS
- APPEAL .

DEC. 1944-

Wallenberg threatens German commander with postiiar international retaliation and
thus averts slaughter of 40,000 Jews in two ghettos of Bpest.
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JAN. 1945- -
Russian takeover. Wallenberg attempts to buy food and medical supplies for ghetto
from Soviets and is seized , forced to turn over valuables entrusted to him by Jews, is
shipped to-U.S.S.R.

1944-1957-

Swedish Gov. demands Wallenberg's release — Soviets deny they have him.

1957-

Moscow issues death certificate claiming Wallenberg died in Lubjanka Prison in 1947.
Certificate is suspect from beginning. Distinguished ex-political prisoners from
U.S.S.R. report seeing and talking with Wallenberg after his alleged death. .

1948-1974-

Solzhenitsyn writes of hini in a play and in the Gulag Archipelago. Calls for interna-
tional effort for his release. ,-

NOV. 1977-

Simon Wiesenthal announces that he located Wallenberg in a mental hospital in
Irkutsk, Siberia in 1975 (Wiesenthal, is the Nazi hunter who found Eichman).
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