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Friday, February 21, 1981
Haig, Shamir Nearing Accord on Talks
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power."
Asked whether Premier
Menahem Begin and
President Anwar Sadat
would be coming to Wash-
ington before Israel's elec-
tions on June 30, Shamir
said, "I can't say anything
about that." He said, "the
next contribution" by the
U.S. to the peace process
will be Haig's visit to the
Middle East.
Haig was questioned
about the possibility of
Jordan joining the peace
talks. He replied, "This
involves a consultative
process with the parties
concerned and is not a
made-in-America solu-
tion."
He said of the Egyptian-
Israeli autonomy talks that
"we're going to continue in
the framework of Camp
David and according to
Resolutions 242 and 338 to
reach a comprehensive set-
tlement and only after care-
ful consultations with the
parties."
Haig added, "We know
where the obstacles lay with
respect to the ongoing au-
tonomy talks with a view to
having the talks proceed
and succeed. This will be
dealt with promptly and
early on and I anticipate the
process won't be long in re-
sumption." Haig denied
that the U.S. emphasis on
the Middle East talks had
been diminished. He re-
ferred to "the strategic
realities of the Middle
East."
"These," he said, "rein-
force the peace process and
must always be kept in
mind. We must not be ex-
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or with Arab-Israeli dif-
ferences in isolation. They
must be viewed against a
background of increasing
Soviet interventions in the
area and the commonality
of concern with respect to all
the nations in the region
and to deal with this
danger. These are not
mutually exclusive concep-
tions they are mutually
reinforcing conceptions."
Haig said the conversa-
ALEXANDER HAIG
tions with Sharriir were
"rather detailed on
Shamir said that on the
mutual and international issue of Saudi Arabia
concerns." He said his "there is a difference of
talks with Shamir were opinion" between Wash-
"invaluable" to the Re- ington and Jerusalem.
agan Administration to The Reagan administra-
"enable us to assess at tion considers Saudi
first hand" matters of Arabia to be "a moderate
"primary concern to the country," Shamir said.
government of Israel."
"But it is one of the most
Shamir told American extreme Arab countries,"
Jewish leaders in New York the Israeli diplomat
Sunday night that there are charged, pointing out
two differences between the that. the Saudis are
Reagan Administration and among the PLO's
Israel concerning the staunchest supporters,
Mideast. One is the Reagan pressuring many coun-
Administration's intention tries in the world to break
to postpone the resumption relations with Israel and
of the peace negotiations on recognize the PLO. He
Palestinian autonomy and said that the recent an-
the other is the different nouncement by Japan
views Israel and the U.S. that it invited PLO leader
have on the role of Saudi Yasir Arafat for a visit
Arabia in the Mideast, was a result of Saudi
pressure.
Shamir said.
Addressing a meeting of
we cannot regard Saudi
the Conference of Arabia as a moderate coun-
Presidents of Major Ameri-
try as the U.S. does,"
can Jewish Organizations,
Shamir -said, predicting
Shamir warned that any
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delay in resuming the au-
tonomy talks could Reagan to Push
endanger the whole peace
Peace Process
process.
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
"If there is a postpone-
ment of the process," An advisor to President Re-
Shamir said, "the arena is agan on foreign policy mat-
free for various attempts ters assured the Bnai Brith
which could be harmful to Intei-national Board of Gov-
the process." Noting that ernors that the President is
the Reagan Administration inherently sympathetic to
wants "to study the situa- Israel and realizes the
tion, the conditions," before Camp David process is the
it resumes involvement in only viable path to peace in
the autonomy negotiations, the Middle East.
Dr. Amos Perlmutter,
Shamir said reviving the
talks with Egypt "was the counsellor to the National
most important and most Security Council and pro-
fessor of politics and gov-
urgent issue," for Israel.
* * *
ernment at American Uni-
versity, said Reagan is
Haig Invites
"dedicated" to Israel.
However, he added,
Jewish Leaders
Egypt
will be the United
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Three American Jewish States' focal point in any de-
leaders had a cordial half- fense of the Middle East and
hour meeting Monday with Saudi Arabia will "continue
excellence."
Secretary of State Alexan- as 'an ally par
* * *
der Haig at the State De-
partment to discuss a wide Dayan Pushing
range of questions relating
to Israeli-American rela- Sinai Force
tions.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
Meeting with Haig, at his Former Foreign Minister
invitation, were Max Moshe Dayan has urged Is-
Fisher, chairman of the rael to intensify its pressure
board of governors of the on the United States to
Jewish Agency, who was create an international
honorary chairman of the peacekeeping force to patrol
Coalition for Reagan-Bush Sinai after Israel completes
in last year's Presidential its evacuation next year, as
election campaign; Howard called for in the Israeli-
Squadron, chairman of the Egyptian peace treaty.
Conference of Presidents of
Dayan, who submitted an
Major American Jewish urgent agenda motion to
Organizations; and Yehuda that effect in the Knesset,
Hellman, executive vice said on the Army Radio that
chairman of the President unless such force is in being
Conference. Also present at the time, Israel should
was David Korn, special not make its final with-
assistant to Haig.
drawal from the peninsula.
that in the future Israel and
the U.S. will have "many
confrontations" over that
issue.
Shamir said that if the
U.S. decided to sell the
Saudis equipment that
would improve the combat
capabilities of the Saudis'
F-15 warplanes, then Israel
feels it is entitled to in-
creased military support
from the United States, to
keep the balance of power in
the Mideast on Israel's side.
The Israeli Foreign
Minister also said that in
his talks in Washington he
raised the issue of "the ter-
rible arms race in the
Mideast." Contending that
Arab oil revenues enabled
them to purchase the most
advanced and sophisticated
weapons in the world,
Shamir said that Saudi
Arabia, Syria, Iraq and
Libya have -together 10,000
tanks; as much as the North
Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
tion (NATO) countries
have, and some 2,000
warplanes.
•
Jet Sale Pushed
WASHINGTON — Re-
agan Administration of-
ficials began lobbying
Congress today to sell
advanced equipment for
F-15 jets to Saudi Arabia.
They are proposing
selling more F-15s to Is-
rael at "favorable financ-
ing" in exchange.
Illness Forces
Jewish Rep. Out
of New Congress
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Rep. Gladys Spellman (D-
Md.), who was stricken by a
massive heart attack four
days before the elections
last Nov. 4 and has been
hospitalized since then in a
semi-conscious state, will
not return to Congress.
House Speaker Thomas
O'Neill (D-Mass.) an-
nounced last Friday that he
would declare her seat vac-
ant because of her illness.
Mrs. Spellman, 63, was
overwhelmingly re-elected
to a fourth term despite her
hospitalization. She was
among the 33 Jews in the
new Congress and one of
two Jewish woman in the
House of Representatives.
Mrs. Spellman's husband,
Reuben, announced that he
would be a candidate for the
seat.
Israeli Raid
Kills 10 Arabs
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
Israeli army raiding party
killed about 10 Arab ter-
rorists in a strike into south
Lebanon Sunday night and
returned safely to its base.
An army spokesman said
the target was a two-storied
building in El-Kfour village
about eight miles inside
Lebanon. It had served as
the forward base for the
Iraqi-backed Arab Libera-
tion Front terrorists who
killed three Israelis and
wounded 16 persons in an
attack on Misgav Am last
April.