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October 31, 1980 - Image 52

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-10-31

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52 Friday, October 31, 1980

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

AN EDITORIAL COMMENT ON SADAT vs. HUSSEIN

King Hussein's arrogance cost him the West Bank and East Jerusalem. He waE
warned by Israel to stay out of the 1967 war which retains the historic description of the
Six-Day War. He ignored the invitation to be peaceful and he paid the price for it.
Since then he has acted the conceited role of flirting
with everything that is anti-Israel and became anti-
Jewish. Now he is backing Iraq with a repeated arrogance.
Egypt's President Anwar el-Sadat understands him
perhaps better than anyone else.
Sadat has warned against Hussein's participation in
the peace talks with Israel out of distrust for the Jordanian
king. He repeated it in conversation with former Israel
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, in Cairo. The chat was
repeated in the Hebrew daily Yediot Ahronot of Jerusalem.
A translation of the converstation appeared in a bylined
article from Jerusalem by Yoram Kessel (Oct. 10). Kessel's
special article states:
According to this report, President Sadat told
Mr. Rabin: "No doubt you have heard that when I
was at Camp David I received a message from one
of my aides that Hussein was trying to contact me.
He was in London, and the message he sent
was that he was prepared to join (the Camp David
ANWAR SADAT
talks). It did not take me long to reach a decision that I simply must never let
Hussein join me there."
President Sadat continued: "If I had let him join the negotiations, we
would never have achieved anything. The man is known throughout the
Arab world as a black sheep. He has made no attempt to conceal that image.
"The man in the street in the Arab world does not respect him, so I
reached the conclusion that if he were to join us, there would be only
bargaining, attempts to exploit the situation in order to build himself a new
image in the Arab world. That is precisely what he is doing now . . .

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"I telephoned him in London. I asked him: 'Is it true that you are
prepared to join?' He replied: 'Yes,' I told him: Tine. We are making great
efforts, but at the moment there is nothing positive, and I do not think that
anything positive will emerge in the foreseeable future.'
"I asked him what his plans were, and we agreed to meet in Morocco. I
told him that, if a new situation developed, I would contact him again.
"But from the first minute, I was sure — I had no misgivings about this
at all — that we had to keep Hussein out at all costs, otherwise we would
never reach an agreement.
"Immediately thereafter, they (other parties) contacted Hussein. I don't
know who, perhaps the Saudis, perhaps the Syrians or the Palestinians.
"In any event, he (Hussein) went straight back to Amman from London.
This, after we had agreed to meet in Morocco.
"When I was informed of that, I shrugged and said: 'Well, that's typical
of Hussein.' "
Later, President Sadat also surprised Mr. Rabin by expressing opposi-
tion to King Hussein's joining the Israeli-Egyptian talks even today. "Don't
let us bring in the mentality of exploitation, of bargaining, of sloganeering,"
the President said.
He continued: "I believe that, if Hussein were to join now, he would
endanger the whole (negotiating) process, merely in order to prove that he
is a greater patriot than me or to get another $200 million or $300 million a
year."
First, President Sadat said, Israel and Egypt should reach agreement
on West Bank and Gaza Strip autonomy. King Hussein could come in at the
end of the transition period.
President Sadat is described as charismatic. He is even superior to that. He is
courageous. He is that in relation to Hussein of Jordan and the other saber-rattlers in the
Middle East. He showed his courage in his treatment of the late Shah of Iran. It is to be
believed that he emphasizes the cravings of his people to be Egyptian rather than Arab.
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