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There Is No Accomodation in PLO Covenant

(Continued from Page 8)
Nobody remembers that
there has never been a
Palestinian state. And no-
body retorts with the ques-
tion, why there was no
peace when this area was in
Arab hands, that is until the
Six-Day War in 1967. Or
why at that time no Palesti-
nian state was founded but
instead the Arab inhabi-
--_- tants of Palestine were
treated by Egypt as well as
Jordan as second-class citi-
zens. Or even whether there
any sign at all, anything
indicate that the PLO has
given up its repeatedly pro-
claimed aim of destroying
the state of Israel, or in-
tends to give it up. Indeed
whether it can give it up.

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Western interlocutors
again and again believe
they can discern in their

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contacts with PLO repre- including the territory of
sentatives nuances • of the state of Israel.
It simply must always be
readiness to reach an
understanding. But all borne in mind: not the so-
such assumptions are called Palestinian problem
promptly denied in the and not at all the Israeli set-
Arab media. For internal tlements are and were the
Arab use, paragraph 2 of causes of the lasting Middle
the Palestinian National East crisis and of all the
Covenant applies, which wars so far, but the non-
states: "Palestine with its recognition by its neighbors
boundaries that existed - of Israel and its vital rights
at the time of the British as a state within safe,
mandate is an integral universally - recognized
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words: not merely the Sadat's policy of recognition
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but the entire former significant, but also for this
mandated territory, i.e. very reason the - Egyptian

German's M.E. Plan and Talks
With PLO Raise Political Storm

BONN (JTA) — Juergen
Moellman, a foreign affairs
expert of the Free Demo-
cratic Party (FDP), is back
from a touchy and controv-
ersial trip to the Middle
East during which he had
two long meetings with
Palestine Liberation
Organization chief Yasir
Arafat in Beirut and Syrian
Deputy Foreign Minister
Nasser Kaddour in Damas-
cus.
Moellman, a member of
West Germany's Parlia-
ment, is a confidant of
Foreign Minister Hans-
Dietrich Genscher, a
member of the FDP. the
FDP is the minority coali-
tion partner of the ruling
Social Democratic Party.

In his talks with Arafat,
Moellman proposed an
eight-point program which
was understood to include a
guarantee by Germany for
the creation of a Palestinian
state; the establishment of
West German-Palestinian
diplomatic relations; the

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struck by the general Arab.
ban.
Instead of favoring the
enemies of Israel and the
opponents of Egypt for the
sake of oil, the West should
keep demanding from all
Arabs recognition for the
state of Israel. Then, but
only then is it time to talk
about the "legitimate
rights" of the Palestinians.
The entire West should
act accordingly. In particu-
lar however and for good
reasons this would be the
task for us Germans. It is
the only possible attitude.

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renunciation by the PLO of party nor by the German
terrorism inside Israel and government.
A Foreign Ministry
the administered ter-
ritories; the PLO's recogni- spokesman affirmed that
tion of Israel's right to exist West Germany had no plan
with secure borders, of the kind Moellman dis-
namely, within the 1967 cussed with Arafat and that
borders; and an appeal to Is- in fact Moellman had not in-
rael to recognize in princi- formed the Foreign Minis-
try of his intentions before
ple the PLO.
Moellman was also un- he left.
However, according to
derstood to have pro-
YES—to the Jewish National Fund
posed that Germany and Palestinian sources in Be-
the European Economic irut, Moellman's eight-
Community should exer- point program had
JNF land supports the whole Israel
cise an influence on both Genscher's support.
economy — It grows its food — On it
sides in order to achieve a Genscher is due to visit Be-
stands Israel's religious, educational
irut
Aug.
28.
lasting Mideast peace
and welfare institutions. A bequest to
Moellman's plan was
and to initiate negotia-
Jewish National Fund is a bequest to
tions between Israel and under sharp attack in the
the
entire Jewish people, linking the
press. In addition, the
the PLO.
name of the .Testator with Israel in
opposition
Christian
When the news about
perpetuity.
Moellman's program Democrats charged that
Moellman
had
damaged
reached Bonn from the
For information and advice
Mideast, the Foreign Minis- Bonn's reputation and
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try immediately declared demanded that Genscher
muzzle
the
"political
that the FDP parliamenta-
rian was on a private mis- youngster."
A spokesman for the
sion and acting on his own,
sanctioned neither by his Christian Democrats re-
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Memorial in NY
ing the parliamentarian
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NEW YORK (JTA) — A who has been in office three
Yiddish poet is engaged in_a years.
one-man campaign to build
a memorial in New York
City for the six million Jews
who perished in the
Holocaust.
Wolf Pasmanik is
button-holing everyone he
can, either in person or
through poetry readings in
coffee houses and on radio
and television to convey his
message about the need for
a memorial.
"I am fearful that the
younger generation will
forget the horrors of World
War II and its tragic atten-
dant circumstances," he
said.
Active in many literary
and arts groups, Pasmanik
wrote a poem, "There's No
Monument in New York," to
dramatize the situation.
The first stanza reads:
"There is no Monument in
New York —
Nor memorial to our
slain.
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With the tears of my eyes
By the light of the setting
sun."

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