THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

34 - Friday September 19, , 1980

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Begin to Remain Defense Minister

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Premier Menahem Begin
has made it clear that he
plans to remain defense
minister for the foreseeable

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future, following the refusal
of Knesset Foreign Affairs
and Defense Committee
Chairman Moshe Arens to
assume the post.
In a TV interview, Begin
said that by law the premier
must hold the post if it is
vacant, and he indicated
there was no feasible candi-
d-ate in the offing.
Agriculture Minister
Ariel Sharon has made it
clear that he would like the
Defense Ministry post.
Begin said Sharon was one
of the world's best generals
but observed that three co-
alition partners — the
Democratic Movement, the

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Liberal and the National
Religious Party — opposed
his candidacy.
Begin chided the tele-
vision broadcasters for
presenting what he felt
was too negative a pic-
ture of the government's
record. He cited figures
to show that the govern-
ment had provided hous-
ing solutions to more
than 80,000 slum families
and had put up 116 new
settlements.
He said he was against
advancing the elections
from their November 1981
date because until Novem-
ber 1981 the government
would be able to put up more
new homes, further reduce
the balance of payments de-
ficit, and achieve success in
its fight against inflation.
The premier flatly denied
his interviewers' assertions
that relations with the U.S.
were deteriortating or that
Israel's standing there was
being eroded. The crises of
1948 and 1956 were incom-
parably worse than the pre-
sent situation, when
President Carter is pledg-
ing not to pressure Israel
and not to cut back aid,
Begin said.
Then the U.S. was deny-
ing Israel arms and
threatening sanctions
through the United Nations
Security Council.
He denied, too, that Is-
rael's international isola-
tion was deepening. When
an interviewer cited recent
UN votes, Begin said these
resolutions "are not bullets:
they can't kill."

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GUIDE

Square Dance Classes Offered

Square dance classes will
be held in Oak Park and
Southfield, conducted by
caller Ted Geverink.
In Oak Park, classes are
held 8 p.m. Mondays at the
Lessenger School. South-
field classes are held 8 p.m:

Six Fellowships

JERUSALEM — Six sci-
entists at the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem have
received this year's
"Mauricio Richter Fellow-
ships," endowed by
Mauricio
Richter , of
Calexico, Calif.

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