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Friday, August 3, 1979 5

Policing Sinai Issue Delayed; Concern On Carter Pledge

(Continued from Page 1) Vance reaffirmed to the Is-
treaty, had committed the raeli Ambassador in Wash-
U.S. to create a multi- ington, Ephraim Evron,
national force to police that there has been no.
Sinai in the event that change in U.S. policy
UNEF was withdrawn. Is- toward the PLO.
Meanwhile, a controversy
rael insists that UNTSO
does not meet that commit- has developed in Israel over
ment. The U.S. maintains the validity of its objections
that it does in fact fulfill the to a UNTSO force in Sinai.
requirements of the Ameri- Maj. Gen. (res.) Shimon
Levinson, regarded as Is-
can commitment.
Some Israeli observers rael's most experienced and
ee the American willing- knowledgeable liaison offi-
-Mess to comply with Mos- cer with the UN forces in
cow's refusal to renew the the region, said that he saw
UNEF mandate as a sign little advantage in UNEF
that U.S. policymakers are over UNTSO and that, in
once again seeking to draw fact, UNTSO would be in
the Soviets into the Middle some ways superior to
East negotiating process, as UNEF for the task at hand.
Levinson was reflect-
they did with the Joint
U.S.-Soviet declaration on
the Middle East issued on
Oct. 1, 1977.
The Cabinet is also ap-
prehensive over recent
statements emanating from
Washington which, Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
believes, indicated that the Four motions of no-
U.S. is reconsidering its confidence in the govern-,
attitude toward the Pales- ment's handling of the
tine Liberation Organiza- economy were defeated in
tion.
the Knesset Tuesday night.
Dayan reported to the Coalition MKs, including
Cabinet, however, that many critics of Finance
Minister Simha Ehrlich's
economic policies, mustered
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58 votes against 48 by the
Sympathy
opposition factions. The mo-
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the elimination of costly
price-support subsidies for
basic goods and services and
then back-tracked because
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increases that would follow.
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tions were to have been pre-
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ning high against Ehrlich's

ing the views expressed
earlier by Defense Minis-,
ter Ezer Weizman who
said he was not troubled
by the prospect of a
UNTSO force. He told a
radio interviewer that it
was untrue that UNTSO
was the creature of the
General Assembly or the
Secretary General, sub-
ject to the latter's control,
which is one of the prime
reasons for Israel's mis-
givings.
Levinson -noted that
UNTSO was established in
1948 and 1949 by specific
resolutions of the Security
Council. It could be argued,
he said, that its presence in
Sinai would be less tran-

sient than UNEF since be patroled by UN troops. A
UNTSO did not need to UNTSO-type force would be
have its mandate renewed more appropriate and effec-
periodically. One of Israel's tive in the present situation
complaints has been that a which calls for checking and
UNTSO force could be pul- reporting on compliance
led out of the region arbi- with the various stages of
trarily by the Secretary the Israeli-Egyptian peace
General.
treaty.
But Levinson's views,
Levinson stated further while shared by Weizman
that the required functions and the defense establish-
in Sinai — surveillance and ment, do not reflect the
reporting — could be done thinking of the majority of
more efficiently by the the Cabinet ministers.
UNTSO observers than by
UNEF soldiers. He said that
UNEF or a comparable
force was useful in an im-
mediate post-war situation
such as existed in 1974
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party's
coalition
partners to take Liberal
demands seriously if the
government is to survive.
The Liberal Party wing of
Likud controls 15 of the
Likud coalition's 45 Knes-
set seats.
The Liberal Party
guidelines call for the
elimination or reduction of
the government's price sup-
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Motions On Handling of Economy

performance. They were de-
layed at the urging of the
Knesset Presidium because
of Premier Menahem Be-
gin's illness but could not be
postponed any longer be-
cause the Knesset adjourns
for its summer recess this
week.
The debate was calm in
contrast to the flaring
tempers that marked re-
cent Knesset delibera-
tions. Ehrlich, speaking
for the government, said
there was no alternative
to reducing price sub-
sidies but the govern-
ment is doing so
gradually in order to
prevent unemployment
and unnecessary shocks
to the economy.
Following the vote,
Ehrlich announced offi-
cially the dismissal of
Yehezkel Flomin, his de-
puty finance minister, who
was the most outspoken cri-
tic of his economic policies
within the Liberal Party.
Flomin took an "extended
leave" earlier this month to
protest the government's
economic program. He was
not present during the
Knesset debate.
The Central Committee
oT the Liberal Party had
previously given the gov-
ernment a 90-day reprieve
in which to accept the
party's stringent guidelines
on the economy or face the
resignations of the four Lib-
eral ministers from Begin's
Cabinet.
The two-thirds majority
vote by the Central Com-
mittee in Tel Aviv last
Thursday night averted an
immediate crisis that could
have brought down Begin's
government and precipi-
tated new elections.
The Central Committee
voted 86-49 against a
resolution by the party's
young guard calling for
the immediate resigna-
tion of the Liberal minis-
ters, including Ehrlich,
the party's leader.
The 90-day compromise
was worked out by the Lib-
erals' No. 2 man, Leon Dul-
zin, chairman of the World
Zionist Organization and
Jewish Agency Executives.
Dulzin said it nevertheless
represented a warning to

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