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November 13, 1981 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-11-13

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Carrington Attitude on PLO, Saudi Plan
May Endanger Participation in
i Sinai -Force

LONDON (JTA) — Lord
not go away just because
Carrington, the British one did not like some as-
Foreign Secretary, said on pects of it."
Sunday there was "a good
Carrington's remarks
chance" that PLO head strengthened the belief that
Yasir Arafat would agree to he will meet Arafat soon,
guarantees for Israel's secu- possible after this month's
rity in a Middle East peace Arab summit in Fez, where
settlement.
the Saudis will seek to win
Speaking on British In- the backing of the PLO and
dependent Television, Car- other Arab League mem-
rington agreed that any bers for the Fand plan.
Arafat statement to that ef-
Particular significance
fect would have to be "good was attached to the com-
words" if they were to re- ment in Parliament last
move Israel's "legitimate
week by Labor party deputy
fears" that the PLO's ulti-
leader Denis Healey, the
mate goal was Israel's de- "shadow" Foreign Secre-
struction.
tary, that it would be a great
Carrington appeared -in- mistake for Britain to offer
different to Israeli and forces for the Multinational
American criticisms of his Force for the Sinai unless
visit last week to Riyadh, the United States "first
Saudi Arabia, as chairman
moved toward a more cohe-
of the Council of Ministers rent and constructive policy
of the European Economic in the Middle East."
Observers said this
Community (EEC). He
again praised the eight- meant that Lord Carrington
point "peace proposal" of- could count on broad bi-
fered by Saudi Crown Pr- partisan support for his con-
ince Fand and said mutual tention that there is little
mileage left in the Camp
recognition by each other by
Israel and the Palestinians David accords and that new
was an indispensible basis steps must be taken to solve
the future of the West Bank
for negotiations.
Carrington linked his and the Gaza Strip.
Carrington told jour-
readiness to meet Arafat
with "satisfactory assur- nalists in Riyadh that the
ances" by the PLO that it next stage would be to
recognized Israel's right obtain a resolution of the
United Nations Security
to live in security and
safety. But, he said, the Council involving the
Palestine Liberation
PLO would have to be in-
volved in any negotia- Organization in the peace
process
followed by an
tions because "it would

LORD CARRINGTON
international conference
under the Security Coun-
cil's auspices. Since the
Soviet Union is a perma-
nent member of the
council, this, like the long
moribund Geneva con-
ference would bring the
Russians back into the
Middle East peace
negotiations.
In Israel, Prime Minister
Menahem Begin and
Foreign Minister Yitzhak
Shamir have condemned
Carrington's statements,
and Carrington's linkage of
EEC participation in the
Sinai Multinational Force
and Observors (MFO) with
new statements on Mideast
negotiations outside the
Camp David process.
Israeli observers said the
warnings were intended
mainly to head off — or
moderate — an evolving
EEC statement on the Mid-
dle East which the Euro-
pean Common Market na-
tions plan to issue simul-
taneously with the an-
nouncement that several

member states would par-
ticipate in the Sinai force.
Britain, France, Holland
and Italy are expected to be
the European participants.
It is expected that the
EEC statement will re-
endorse the Venice declara-
tion and possible support
Saudi Arabia's eight-point
peace plan. The Knesset
this week categorically re-
jected both.
According to Israeli offi-
cials, Shamir wants to make
it clear that Israel would not
accept EEC participation in
the MFO with "strings at-
tached."

Civil Servants
Re-Elect Fiarman

CHICAGO — The Na-
tional Jewish Civil Service
Employees, Inc., an affiliate
of the National Council of
Jewish Government Em-
ployee Organizations, re-
cently held its 20th biennial
convention and 're-elected
Herman R. Fiarman as
president.
For information about the
organization, write Fiar-
man, 7075 N. Paulina,
Chicago, III. 60626.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 13, 1981

Private Ulpanim
Held in Moscow

ORT President

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
There are 57 teachers of
Hebrew and some 600 stu-
dents in small private ul-
panim scattered throughout
Moscow, according to a re-
cent immigrant, Michael
Nudler.
Briefing a session of the
"Brit Ivrit Olamit" ("World
Hebrew Union) executive in
Jerusalem this week, Nu-
dler warnedpf increased ef-
forts by the Soviet
authorities to hamper the
study of Hebrew. He said
there was no lack of
advanced-level textbooks,
but the ulpanim were
chronically short of basic-
level material.
Avraham Shenker, the
WHU chairman, called on
groups the world over in-
volved in teaching Hebrew
to "extend practical and
moral support" to the Mos-
cow ulpanim. The executive
passed a resolution con-
demning the Soviets' perse-
cution of the ulpanim as
contrary to Soviet law itself,
and called for public pres-
sure to be brought to be on
the Russian government.

Travel Meetings

TEL AVIV — The newly-
formed High Council for
Tourism will conduct a
Prime Minister's Confer-
ence on Tourism in Israel in
January.

NEW YORK — Beverly
Minkoff of Rockville
Centre, N.Y. has been re-
elected national president
of Women's American ORT.

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