24 Friday, May 1, 1982
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Unlearned Lessons in El Salvador
`Israel and Arabs Aiding the PLO'
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JERUSALEM (ZINS) —
The former Israeli com-
mander of Judea and
Samaria believes that re-
cent Israeli and Arab
policies are forcing the Arab
population in the territories
toward the Palestine Liber-
ation Organization.
(Res.)
Gen.
Major
Raphael Vardi said in a
radio interview that "dis-
banding the municipalities
. . . is turning moderates
into radicals."
He added that Jordan's
decision at the Rabat Con-
ference to give up its claim
to the territories and turn
the matter over to the PLO,
and international recogni-
tion of the PLO, is forcing
residents of the territories
to accept the PLO.
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By REV. FRANKLIN
LITTELL
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National Institute
on the Holocaust
PHILADELPHIA — On
April 11, Pope John Paul II
appealed to the community
leaders in El Salvador to
bring peace to a land long
torn by civil war and ter-
rorism. His message, corn-
municated by Rev. Jesus
Delgado, centered in an
admonition to form a gov-
ernment of "national un-
ity." As nearly as one can
judge by several comments
by State Department offi-
cials, this is also the pro-
gram of the Administration
in Washington.
It is a terrible mistake,
demonstrating again how
little is learned from past
experience.
When will church and
political leaders in the free
world, supposedly con-
cerned for liberty and jus-
tice, learn that embracing
fascists in a coalition is no
effective response to Mar-
xist insurgency?
In terms of percent-'
ages, the voters of El Sal-
vador, in spite of intimi-
dation and risk to their
lives, turned out en masse
to give President Duarte
a mandate to press for-
ward with democratic re-
form and rural renewal.
"Against the bullets we
have voted."
But with the seats in the
Assembly divided as they
are, with "rotten boroughs"
counting Assembly seats to
counter-balance the mas-
ses, with a badly split par-
liamentary situation, a co-
alition of fascists and reac-
tionaries is now probable.
All this is presented in
the name of "national un-
ity," and the chairmen and
voices from our own State
Department are as blind to
the implications as were
their predecessors blind to
the implications of a Nazi
parliamentary victory in
1933 and 1934.
Polarization of choices is
the favorite tactic of ter-
rorists and totalitarians. I
shall never forget a conver-
,
Yigal Allon:
Hero of Israel
sation with a very decent
German layman in 1939,
who expressed quietly his
contempt for Hitler and the--
Nazis, but then concluded,
"We had no good choice: it
was either the Nazis or the
Communists." Now, more
than 40 years later, the
same mistake is being made
in El Salvador.
A "national unity" gov-
ernment in El Salvador,
with the fascists in the
dominant position, will
simply guarantee that the
revolutionary actions of
the "left" will continue
unabated — and with-
considerably more eco-
nomic and political
tification than they h
had up to now.
More than that, they will
have the support of Marxist
cadres throughout Latin
America, as well as the as-
sistance of governments in
the area already taken over
by the Communists or their
fellow travelers.
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JERUSALEM — Yigal
Allon, who died in February
1.980 at tke age of 61, was a
founder fof the Palmach
(Hagana commando units)
and its commander from
1946 to 1948.
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parts of the country from
the Arab invaders in the
War of Independence. Al-
lon, a founding member of
Kibutz Ginossar in the
north, where he was buried,
was-a Cabinet minister and
Deputy Prime Minister in
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Jewish Week
Council Resigns
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Eleazar Lipsky, counsel for
the Jewish Week since
1970, has resigned.
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novelist anddramatist, has
been active in Jewish af-
fairs and Jewish journalism
all his life. Prior to World
War II, he was editor of the
New Palestine.
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president of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency and
sewed in that post till 1967.
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the Tog, the Yiddish daily,
after the death of its owner,
David Shapiro, and its pur-
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