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Settlements Not Helpful to Autonomy Talks: Haig
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Secretary of State Alexan-
der Haig urged Israel not to
increase its settlements on
the West Bank while the
autonomy negotiations
with Egypt are in process
Haig, in Egypt for Presi-
dent Anwar Sadat's funeral,
said he was assured by Pres-
ident Hosni Mubarak and
Israeli Premier Menahem
Begin of their willingness to
move ahead in the au-
tonomy talks which will be
resumed Oct. 21.
"We would hope that dur-
ing this process there would
not be a further enlarge-
ment of the West Bank set-
tlements and we made that
clear," Haig said in an in-
terview from Cairo on the
NBC-TV "Meet the Press"
program on Sunday.
Richard Allen, Presi-
dent Reagan's national
security adviser, in an in-
terview on the CBS-TV
"Face the Nation" prog-
ram also said the Ad-
ministration does not
consider the West Bank
settlements to "be help-
ful." He added that the
Administration con-
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Ours are broader," Haig
said.
Vice President George
Bush said last week that the
United States, "having lost
a great friend" in the death
of Sadat, must now "honor a
commitment to another
friend in the Middle East,
Saudi Arabia" by selling it
the promised five AWACS
and other military equip-
ment.
Speaking at the National
Press Club, Bush said "No
single foreign policy matter
on the immediate agenda is
more important that this
sale — especially now." He
maintained that this was
the key to the Reagan Ad-
ministration's broad Middle
East strategy.
The Secretary of State
denied that his statement
Saturday that Egypt was
America's "foremost" friend
in the Middle East
downgrades Israel's posi-
tion with the United States.
He said the historic Ameri-
can commitment to Israel
was "clear, unique and un-
challengeable" and that he
could foresee no cir-
cumstances under which
this would change.
When Allen was asked
about Haig's statement
he said the secretary
meant that Egypt was
America's foremost
friend among the "mod-
erate Arab nations."
Both Haig and Allen con-
tinued to call for Congres-
sional approval of the sale of
AWACS reconnaissance
aircraft and other advanced
weaponry to Saudi Arabia. '
He denied that he had
asked Begin to drop his op-
position to the arms pac-
kage for the Saudis. He re-_
pasted that Begin has the
"right and obligation" to
express the view of the gov-
ernment and people of Is-
rael in opposition to the
sale." But his (Begin) re-
sponsibilities are not
America's responsibilities.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA)
— The National Conference
of Bishops of Brazil sent, for
the first time in its history,
New Year's greetings in the
name of the Catholic
Church to the Jewish com-
munity. The message,
signed by Msgr. No
Lorscheiter, also expressed
gratitude for the acceptance
of an invitation "for a religi-
ous dialogue on a national
level."
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tinues not to have any
comment on their legal-
ity.
But both Haig and Allen
stressed that the most im-
portant outcome following
Sadat's death by assassina-
tion last week is that
Mubarak and Begin
pledged to continue the au-
tonomy talks. Haig stressed
that the United States was a
"full partner" in these talks
and said it will "raise the
Level" of its representatives
at the talks if that was
deemed necessary.
At present, the United
States is represented at the
autonomy talks by its Am-
bassadors to Egypt and Is-
rael respectively, Alfred
Atherton and Samuel
Lewis.
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