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January 18, 1980 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-01-18

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Jimmy 18, 1980 13

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(Continued from Page 1)
to facilitate the creation of
such a state even if Israel
did not exist?" he said.
"A Palestinian state
would also be a pro-Soviet
state in the energy heart-
land of the world," he con-
tended. "To permit the es-
tablishment of such an
entity in the wake of the
Soviet invasion of Af-
ghanistan and the continu-
ing threat to Iran would be a
geo-political disaster for the
U.S. Unless suicide has be-
come our foreign policy, the
U.S. must not let this hap-
pen," Kirkland said. "Our
country should be utterly
intransigent in opposing
the emplacement of such a
knife at the throat of human
decency."
Mann told the NJCRAC,
an "umbrella" group of 11
national Jewish organiza-
tions and 106 local Jewish
community relations coun-
cils that "If our nation's
friends and adversaries
alike conclude that there
are virtually no circum-
stances in which America
will use its might, we will
have moved a step back-
ward — not forward — in
our efforts to bring peace
and freedom to this battered
world.
That is why the two-
track approach of our gov-
ernment — uncommon re-
straint on the use of power
in Iran and the escalating
use of power in the Af-
ghanistan crisis — is an ap-
proach that commends itself
to Americans."
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The "first," he said, "is
unremitting refusal to ac-
cept the very existence of Is-
rael, a refusal which caused
all of the Arab-Israeli wars
from 1948 to 1973 and
which still prevails in the
Arab world with the sole ex-
ception of Egypt. Second is
the Islamic revolution
which erupted in Iran but
which shows signs of

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Chairman, NJCRAC

Iran in a war that would not
produce an enduring peace,
Mann said, the goal must be
to achieve "rejection of the
Ayatollah and what he
stands for from within —
and to make sure that what
emerges thereafter is some-
thing other than another
Soviet satellite ...
"Israel's security and fu-
ture depend as much on
what occurs in Iran and the
rest of the Islamic world in
the years ahead as on the
outcome of the current
peace negotiations.
"Soviet Jewry's future
depends as much or more on
the nature of the relation-
ship between the two great
superpowers than on what
we or Israel can do for them
or they can do for them-
selves."
At another session of the
NJCRAC, Israeli Justice
Minister Shmuel Tamir ex-
pressed concern over the
"timing, amounts and qual-
ity" of Western military
shipments to Egypt in light
of the unpredictability of
events in the Middle East.
But he agreed in principle
that the Cairo regime
should be strengthened.
He said he was disturbed
by the "proportions" of U.S.
military assistance to Egypt.

spreading throughout the
Middle East. Third is Soviet
expansionism which
exploits genuine Arab
nationalism for its own im-
perialistic purposes."
Tamir and Egyptian Vice
President Hosni Mubarak_
were in the U.S. this week
for separate meetings with
Carter Administrator offi-
cials.

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and quality of the military
shipments from the West to
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hopeful that the present
trend in Egypt will con-
tinue," Tamir said. He ob-
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crisis in Iran and the Soviet
invasion of Afghanistan
have drawn Israel and
Egypt closer together and it
was time for the free world
to recognize that both coun-
tries were essential ele-
ments of the "overall
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Western powers." He re-
jected the notion that the
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to the achievement of peace
in the Middle East, assert-
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sources of Middle East un-
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