Friday, August 8, 1980 5

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Stalemated M.E. Negotiations Are Faced With Bleak Prospects

(Continued from Page 1)
Jerusalem was illegal and
contrary to the Camp David
accords.
Political
circles
in
Jerusalem observed that
Jerusalem is not mentioned
in the accords but is the sub-
ject of accompanying side
letters in which each of the
parties - Egypt, Israel and
the United States - set
down their positions on
Jerusalem.
In Israel's view, these cir-
cles siad, the new law on
Jerusalem "does not deviate

from the position expressed
by Begin in his letter to
President Carter and there-
fore there is no place for a
new Egyptian reaction."
The feeling in
Jerusalem is that the
Egyptians want to post-
pone the autonomy talks
until after the President-
ial election in the U.S.
Anger is also being ex-
pressed over the frequent
difficulties the Egyptians
have created in resuming
the talks.
The U.S. has sought to

steer a middle course be-
tween Israel's Jerusalem
law and Egypt's contention
that it was an obstacle to
peace, and continued to
suggest that the law should
not block continuation of
the West Bank-Gaza au-
tonomy negotiations.

"I am not going to choose
sides in a situation like
this," the State Department
chief spokesman, John
Trattner, said. "We hope
and expect the talks to go
forward." He emphasized,

"Right now we are watching
and waiting."
Last week, Trattner said
the Jerusalem law had no
legal effect on the U.S. and
was "unhelpful" to the
negotiations.
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Arabs Seeking
UN Sanctions

The Islamic group of
states has approved a move
to call upon the Security
Council to impose sanctions
against Israel, including in-
terruption of economic rela-

*S.

Congress Initiating Law
Congressmen Sponsor Bill
fonoring Raoul Wallenberg for a Holocaust Council

WASHINGTON (JTA) -
The only two European-
born members of Congress
are sponsoring a resolution
to honor Raoul Wallenberg,
the Swedish diplomat who
is credited with saving some
90,000 Hungarian Jews
from Nazi death camps dur-
ing World War II.
Rep. Ted Weiss (D-N.Y.),
who fled from Hungary with
his family in 1938, and Sen.
Rudy Boschwitz (R-Minn.),
who was born in Berlin and
left Germany with his fam-
ily in 1936, have introduced
identical resolutions in the
House and Senate.
The resolution notes Wal-
lenberg was sent by the
Swedish government to
Hungar3, in the summer of
1944 at the request of the
American War Refugees
Board, founded earlier that
year to organize the rescue
of persecuted individuals.
In
Nazi-occupied
Budapest, he issued pro-
tective Swedish
passports to 20,000 Hun-
garian Jews, giving them
Swedish citizenship and
assuring free passage out
of Hungary. He assisted
an additional 70,000 Jews
through collaboration
with other neutralist
envoys in Hungary. Al-
bert Einstein nominated
him for the Nobel Peace
Prize in 1949.
A statement by Weiss
said that after Soviet forces
defeated the Germans in
Hungary in December 1944,
Soviet authorities, "appar-
ently unaware of his true
mission in Budapest,"
placed him in "protective
custody." The Soviets "de-
nied any knowledge of Wal-
lenberg until 1957 when
they reported that a pris-
oner known.by that name
had died irfhis cell 10 years
earlier," Weiss said.
"Periodic reports, hipw-
er, have indicated that
Wallenberg might be alive
in the Soviet Union." The
ett lution directs the State
partment to investigate
is matter and seek his re-
lease if he is still incarcer-
ated.
Noting that if Wallenberg
is alive he would be 68 years

lit

tions and the severance of
diplomatic relations, in re-
sponse to the Knesset deci-
sion last week proclaiming
united Jerusalem as Israel's
capital.
The draft approved by the
Islamic states would have
the Security Council re-
affirm that "all legislative
and administrative meas-
ures and actions taken by
Israel, the occupying power,
which have altered or pur-
port to alter the character

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and status of the holy city of
Jerusalem are null and void
and must be rescinded
forthwith."
Some Islamic states have
suggested that if the U.S.
vetos the resolution, eco-
nomic reprisals might be
taken against the U.S, im-
plying a possible new oil
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