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Interior Ministry Official Says Autonomy
Should Commence Prior to Sinai Withdrawal
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
government official said
Tuesday that autonomy
must begin to function on
the West Bank and Gaza
Strip before the final phase
of Israel's withdrawal from
Sinai is completed late next
year.
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rector general of the Inter-
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for Ministry, told the Knes-
set's foreign affairs and se-
curity committee that this
was necessary because once
the entire Sinai Peninsula
is returned to Egypt, Israel
will be left without bargain-
ing chips.
Kubersky, who has been
involved in the autonomy
talks with Egypt, addressed
the committee as Israel pre-
pared to hand back Area
Five, the largest portion of
Sinai, to the Egyptians to-
day. He noted that in the
autonomy talks, the Egyp-
tians did not raise the issue
of Jewish settlements on the
West Bank because they
take for granted that the
Sinai solution will eventu-
ally be applied to that terri-
tory.
Israel agreed to remove
all Jewish settlements
from Sinai under terms of
the peace treaty with
Egypt. According to
Kubersky, Cairo is con-
vinced that the West
Bank settlements also
will have to be aban-
doned. The problem, he
said, is that while Israel is
carrying out its part of
the peace agreement, it
will "soon be left without
any cards in the game."
After the Israeli pull-
back to the El Arish-Ras
Mohammed line at the end
of this week, Egypt will be
in possession of two-thirds
of the peninsula. Israel will
retain only 19,400 square
kilometers.
Defense Minister Ezer
Weizman flew to Cairo
Tuesday to make the final
arrangements for the pull-
back. He was greeted at the
airport by the Egyptian De-
fense Minister, Kamal Has-
san Ali. Weizman told Ali
told everything was ready
for the handover to Egypt of
the main Israeli base at
Sinai at Refidim which will
revert to its Egyptian name
of Bir Gifgafa.
The Israeli defense chief's
latest visit to the Egyptian
capital is intended to part to
ease the 'tension that has
developed between Israel
and Egypt because of the
deadlock in the autonomy
talks.
Under the terms of the
peace treaty, Egypt will
be permitted four border
units along the new line
with light arms and
wheeled vehicles. It will
be permitted one
mechanized infantry di-
vision between the Suez
Canal and the new buffer
zone, it will include one
armored brigade of 230
tanks and 480 armored
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personnel carriers of all meeting here. "It is not
types, 126 artillery pieces Israel that created the re-
and seven anti-aircraft cent crisis in the region,
battalions. This force will neither in Iran nor in Af-
ghanistan," Burg said.
total 22,000 men.
On the other hand, Jus-
Israel is giving up areas of
vital strategic importance tice Minister Shmuel Tamir
who
just returned from a
as well as the oilfields, re-
visit to the U.S. where he
turned to Egypt last month,
conferred with Vance and
which experts believe could
other Administration offi-
have made Israel self-
sufficient in petroleum cials, reiterated statements
within one-three years. Is- he made in Washington and
in New York that it would
rael also has given up the
be premature to accuse the
town of El Arish with its air-
field and thriving fishing U.S. of applying pressure on
industry which it did much Israel in the autonomy
talks.
to develop.
He acknowledged, how-
It is also relinquishing
ever, that the Americans
the Jabel Libneh Airstrip,
would
like to see the negoti-
the Bir Thaidao military
ations speeded up so that an
camp, the Um Khashiba
early warning station and agreement can be reached
by the target date next May.
command control and com-
A move in that direction
munications systems. Israel
is also withdrawing from was made Wednesday,
strategic points that domi- when Israel postponed the
nate the Gulf of Suez and Arab Mayoral elections
the approaches to the Gulf until the May deadline on
of Eilat; the roads leading to self-rule for the Palesti-
the strategic Mitle and Gidi nians is reached.
While Tamir, a member
Passes; telephone lines,
of the autonomy negotiat-
pipelines and cables.
ing
team, rejected reports of
Civilian installations to
be turned over to the Egyp- American pressure, another
tians include infirmaries member, Minister-
Without-Portfolio Moshe
and schools that were
attended by 400 Bedouins, Nissim charged that
monks, peasants and labor- American pressure was giv-
ers and who had lived and ing one-sided support to the
worked side by side with Egyptian position and
them since 1967 will serve warned that this could lead
as a bridge of peace and to the autonomy talks not
mutual understanding in ending by the May 26 dead-
line or, still worse, failing
the new situation.
Meanwhile, the altogether.
The Israeli autonomy
Cabinet decided to stand
by Israel's 26-point au- "model" was outlined in
detail over the weekend.
tonomy "model" for the
West Bank and Gaza
It grants the autonomous
authority wide-ranging
Strip despite its absolute
rejection by Egypt and control of local adminis-
hints from the United
States that it expects Is-
rael to take new initia-
tives toward resolving
the Palestinian issue,
especially in light of the
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
crises in Iran and Af- group of American Jewish
ghanistan.
journalists, who were in Is-
Public statements by sev- rael for a six-day visit, said
eral Cabinet ministers over they would convey to their
the weekend reflected grow- readers at home Isral's feel-
ing concern here that the ing of bring caught up in the
U.S. is about to apply strong new international crises
pressure on Israel over au-
enveloping the Middle East.
tonomy in order to line up
Referring to the situation
the moderate Arab states in
in Iran and Afghanistan,
support of American posi- Frank Wundohl, editor of
tions in Iran and Afghanis- the Jewish Exponent of
tan.
Philadelphia, said his col-
Deputy Premier Yigael leagues were imbued with
Yadin warned the U.S. that the mounting concern in Is-
if it tries to apply pressure rael over recent develop-
on Israel it will have pre-
ments in the region.
cisely the opposite result.
Wundohl also is president
According to Yadin, the
of the American Jewish
U.S. is only encouraging Press Association, an
Arab extortion because the
organization of 70 Ameri-
Arabs must realize that can Jewish newspapers and
their own safety depends on
magazines which held its
cooperation with the U.S.
study mission in Tel Aviv
Interior Minister Yosef last week.
Burg, who heads the
The more than 40 pub-
ministerial negotiating
team in the autonomy talks, lishers and editors and
other journalists confer-
told an audience of Ameri-
can Jewish journalists that red with top Israeli offi-
he understood the Ameri- cials and were taken on
extensive tours of Israel
can desire to win Arab sup-
port in light of the danger- and the West Bank.
ous developments in the
The AJPA meeting,
Middle East.
which was also attended by
But we shall not agree editors and journalists for
to it, we shall not pay the Israeli newspapers and
Price," he said in an ad- Jewish papers in other
dress to the American countries, was held under
Jewish•ress Association. Ibe auspices. of the World
tration and public serv-
ices.
Israel, however, would re-
tain exclusive control of
foreign affairs and defense,
internal security, Israeli
inhabitants and settle-
ments in the territories,
state lands, natural re-
sources, energy, printing of
stamps and currency.
Under the Israeli plan,
the self-governing
authority, also referred to
as the Administrative
Council or Autonomy Coun-
cil, would be composed of 11
members, one of them serv-
ing as chairman, and 10
heads of divisions. The
chairman would have a
number of assistants in-
cluding a statistician, have
a numbea civil service
commissioner, a liaison offi-
cer with the Israeli
authorities, an om-
budsman, a legal advisor
and a comptroller.
Israel and the Auton-
omous Council would share
authority in the following
areas: Walter distribution,
entry and exit permits,
safeguarding religious
shrines. Israel would retain
full control of censorship to
which all newspapers in the
territories would be subject.
Borders between Israel and
the territories would be
open with free access for Is-
raelis and Palestinians.
Meanwhile, Sol Linowitz,
President Carter's special
Ambassador to the Middle
East, reportedly told a
group of Jewish leaders that
he believed prospects for
Arab-Isral peace are better
now than at any time in the
past 30 years.
U.S. Jewish Journalists Visit
Israel, Study Current Status
Federation of Jewish Jour-
nalists.
One proposal discussed at
the meeting was to set up a
subsection within the fed-
eration to include Jewish
journalists writing in
English-language news-
papers. This would cover
the U.S., Australia, South
Africa, England and other
countries where an
English-Jewish press
exists.
Camp Liberation
Marked in Israel
TEL AVIV (JTA) —
Simone Veil, the president
of the European Parlia-
ment, will be among the
hundreds of survivors of
Auschwitz and other Nazi
death camps who will be in
Tel Aviv for a world confer-
ence commemorating the
35th anniversary of the lib-
eration of Auschwitz Wed-
nesday to Feb. 3.
The conference will dis-
cuss the meaning of the
Holocaust on Jews today
and will also aim to counter
neo Nazi propaganda that
the Holocaust never oc-
curred, siad Stefan Grayek,
president of the World Fed-
eration of Jewish Fighters,
Inmates. and Death Camp
-