10 Friday, October 2, 1981
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Iraqi Reactor Raid Contributes to An Uneven Diplomatic Year
By WALTER EYTAN
World Zionist Press Service
JERUSALEM — Dip-
lomatically this has not
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been a bumper year for Is-
rael.
The steps which have had
to be taken in defense of Is-
rael's security have not
been well received by gov-
ernments or public opinion
elsewhere. Even friendly
foreigners have been out-
spoken in their criticism,
and sometimes condemna-
tion, of what has seemed to
them to be a lack of sensitiv-
ity or excessive harshness
on Israel's part.
Israel has fotind itself
faced with the agonizing
choice between safeguard-
ing its security and curry-
ing favor abroad. Clearly
the former had had to take
precedence over the latter.
The result has been a de-
cline in Israel's "popular-
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ity," as recorded these days
by the pollsters.
In one instance — the
destruction of Iraq's
atomic reactor — world
opinion, on second
thoughts, has begun to
grasp that Israel may
have rendered a service
to all. It has shown up the
inadequacy, even hypoc-
risy, of most measures
taken internationally up
to now to ensure the
non-proliferation of nu-
clear arms. However
much Israel's action may
have been officially "de-
plored," it has brought
about some general
recognition that people
must take more seriously
this threat to humanity's
very existence.
On the debit side there
has also been the Knesset's
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"Jerusalem Law" which led
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ital to Tel Aviv. This conse-
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It would be disingenuous to
gloss over the setback this
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Israel has placed great
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"frameworks," Israel had
never felt too comfortbale
with the Carter regime. As
a vaunted "strategic asset"
to the free world, it seemed
likely that Israel would be
more positively assessed by
a President who had a more
realistic, down-to-earth ap-
proach to the Soviet
menace.
The more eagerly
Europe, as organized in
the EEC (European Eco-
nomic Community), has
been striving to play a
political role in world af-
fairs, the less firm has
been Israel's trust in its
motives. Europe's "initia-
tive" of 1980, formulated
in ten points of which
nine favored the Arabs,
has lain somewhat in
abeyance, but the im-
pulse which produced it
is still there.
If the obstacles cannot be
removed, at least they can
be surmounted — and all Is-
raelis are determined that
they shall be.
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