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Friday, August 7, 1981
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Gen. Baram: Cease-Fire Was A 'Military Mistake'
NEW YORK (JTA) —
From a strictly military
point of view, the cease-fire
that ended hostilities on
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Lebanon was a mistake,"
according to Brig. Gen.
Amos Baram, the deputy
commander of the North-
ern Command of Israel's De-
fense Forces.
"We had an indication
that the terrorists were
reaching a breaking point,
when the agreement on the
cessation of hostilities was
reached," Baram said dur-
ing a background briefing to
reporters at the Israel Con-
sultate here.
He explained that at one
point the terrorists had suf-
fered heavy losses of arms
and ammunition and that
their supply routes had
been destroyed. "Israel
wanted to stop them from
shelling its civilian settle-.
ments in northern Galilee,
and we were close to achiev-
ing that goal militarily,"
Baram disclosed.
Baram, who said he
was in the United States
to explain the recent Is-
raeli actions against the
terrorists in Lebanon and
its much criticized raid
on the Palestine Libera-
tion Organization head-
quarters in the center of
Beirut July 17, explained
that Israel had to launch
preemptive strikes
against a massive arms
buildup by the terrorists
aimed at Israeli civilian
settlements in northern
Galilee, including Kiryat
Shmona and Nahariya.
In the last five months,
Baram said, the terrorists
received from East Ger-
many, Libya and Syria
"very sophisticated and
accurate weapons" such as
130 mm artillery guns with
a 17-mile range, rocket
launchers with a 13-mile
range and missile launchers
with a 16-mile range. He
said that the PLO terrorist
force in Lebanon comprises
80,000 people, 70 tanks, 100
armored personnel carriers,
170 artillery guns, 80 mor-
tars and 80 missile laun-
chers.
Baram pointed out that
the terrorists attacked only
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Israeli civilian targets. He
said that during the recent
hostilities they shelled 21
Israeli civilian settlements
despite the fact that "we
have hundreds of military
targets alOng the (Israeli
side) of the border." He said
the terrorists purposely lo-
cate their strongholds in the
midst of civilian population
centers as a shelter from Is-
raeli retaliation.
Baram said that by hit-
ting the PLO headquarters
in Beirut, Israel succeeded
in destroying the terrorists'
communications system
and that this brought Israel
closer to its goal of stopping
the terrorists from shelling
Israeli civilian settlements.
"The aim of Israel was to
stop the shelling on its civi-
lians in the north," Baram
reiterated several times
during his briefing.
Asked about the con-
tribution of the United
Nations Interim Force in
Lebanon (UNIFIL) to
maintaining peace in the
area, Baram said that
"UNIFIL is doing,a good
job." But he noted at the
same time that there are
some 700 terrorists in the
UNIFIL-controlled area.
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this area that the ter-
rorists had shelled
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heavy damage on a hos-
pital and other civilian
centers.
Baram said he does not
rule out the possibility that
the terrorists will rearm
themselves and regain their
lost strength. "In that case
they will pose a new threat
to Israel," but the decision
to act against them is a
political one and will have
to be taken by the Israeli
government," he said.
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