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Administration Doubles Aid for Egypt, Israel's Is Same
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
The Reagan Administra-
tion's revised austerity
budget submitted to Con-
gress keeps Israel's total aid
for the next fiscal year at
the current year's level but
military assistance to Egypt
is almost doubled for the
coming year.
While U.S. assistance to
Israel and to voluntary
agencies in the United
States for the resettling of
Soviet Jews is being slashed
more than half, financial
assistance to the United
Nations for Palestine Arab
refugees is to be increased
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and in the next fiscal year
will be more than 13 times
as much as oil-rich Saudi
Arabia's contributions to
those Arabs.
As had been previously
made known to Congress,
Israel will get $1.4 billion in
military assistance in the
fiscal year beginning next
Oct. 1 and $785 million in
economic assistance for a
total of $2.2 billion, the
same as this year.
Egypt will get $900 mil-
lion in military aid plus
$100 million from the 1979
peace package, or a total
of $1 billion. During the
current year, Egypt is
getting $550 million in
military aid.
Egypt's economic sup-
porting assistance is to be
$750 million apart from the
estimated approximately
$300 million in other eco-
nomic programs, including
Food for Peace. Thus
Egypt's total package is al-
most equal to Israel's for the
first time.
Jordan is to get $50 mil-
lion in military credits and
$20 million in economic as-
sistance, and Lebanon $5
million in economic aid and
$15 million in military sup-
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port in the new fiscal year.
There are no funds ear-
marked for Syria.
The State Department
said that the new budget al-
located $67 million to the
United Nations Relief and
Works Agency (UNRWA)
for the new fiscal year, or $5
million more than in the
current year.
For the four years prior
to the current year, the
U.S. was giving $52 mil-
lion a year. Thus, both the
Carter and Reagan Ad-
ministrations have in-_
creased the funding for
the Palestinian Arabs.
The U.S. thus is providing
about one-fourth of the
budget of $269 million es-
tablished by UNWRA.
However, oil-rich Saudi
Arabia is providing only $5
million this year: Kuwait
slightly more than $2 mil-
lion, and Libya slightly
more than $1 million to this
total fund. The Soviet
Union, the Eastern Euro-
pean Communist countries,
and the People's Republic of
China that back the PLO
give nothing to UNRWA.
Meanwhile, Sen. Paul
Sarbanes (D-Md.) said last
weekend he would support a
shift in the U.S. aid pro-
gram for Israel to grants in-
stead of loans and invest-
ment credits.
Sarbanes, a member of
the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, spoke at
the 34th biennial conven-
tion of the National Council
of Jewish Women (CNJW)
which ended here today.
The more than 650
women attending the four-
day convention also heard a
plea for increasing the
Jewish birth rate and pre-
sented the NCJW's Faith
and Humanity Award to
Avraham Harman,
president of Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem.
Friday, March 20, 1981
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LOS ANGELES (JTA) — from criticism. Its treasurer
Four national Jewish
organizations will provide
legal counsel to a Holocaust
survivor who is suing the
Institute for Historical Re-
view (IHR) for failure to
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prize to the first person who
could prove that Jews were
murdered in the Nazi gas
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The suit was filed by Mel
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two sisters died in the gas
chambers of Auschwitz. He
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extermination camp. Mer-
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million in damages.
Irving Peters, chairman
of the Southern California
Committee for the World
Gathering of Jewish
Holocaust Survivors, to be
held in Jerusalem June
14-18, announced that the
group has retained the
coupsels of the California
branches of the American
Jewish Congress, American
Jewish Committee, Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai
Brith and the Jewish War
Veterans of the U.S. to as-
sist Mermelstein, who is a
member of the executive
committee of the World
Gathering.
The IHR, based in
Torrance, Calif., denies
that six million Jews
were murdered in Nazi
death camps and con-
tends that the Holocaust
is a myth, a propaganda
line taken by neo-Nazi
and other anti-Semitic
groups in the U.S. and
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crematoria died from mal-
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Ex-Hostage Sues
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LOS ANGELES — Jerry
Plotkin, one of the 52
American hostages re-
leased by Iran,. has filed a
$60 million libel suit
against the Daily News of
Van Nuys, Calif., and its
parent company, the
Chicago Tribune, for a story
that alleged that Plotkin
was in Iran because he was
a major drug dealer.
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Angeles Police Department
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