THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

10 Friday, June 4, 1982

50 Senators, Sharon Believe Arms Can Be Defeated

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Israel had been supplying
Iran with small quantities
of arms. He said he deliber-
ately confirmed those re-
ports while in the U.S. in
order to clear Israel's name
of the smear of being Iran's
major arms supplier." No
America-made equipment
was involved and quantities
shipped were very small,
the Defense Minister said.
Sharon's interview was
taped after American offi-

cials had intimated that
they had no prior knowl-
edge of the Israeli arms
sales to Iran, but before the
State Department issued a
detailed denial of prior
knowledge. Sharon said he
had warned Administration
officials against
strengthening Iraq against
Iran because Iraq repre-
sented a major threat to Is-
rael.
According to Sharon, the
regime of the Ayatollah

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Rosenberg Case
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Ruhollah Khomeini was
just as bad as that of Sad-
dam Hussein of Iraq. But
the conflict had to be viewed
in a long-range context.
Iraq is more of a destabiliz-
ing influence in the region
thatn Iran, however ex-
tremist the Teheran regime
may be at present, Sharon
said.
"For months we have
been saying this to
American officials, and
telling them of the limited
supplies we have been
shipping to Iran," Sharon
said. He said the matter
had also been raised by
Israel in conversations
with Egyptian officials.
He suggested that the
American denial of prior
knowledge might be part of
a –pressure campaign
against Israel. In that con-
nection he cited reports that
Israel is currently sending
arms to Argentina, which

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Committee, endorsing the
request for a Judiciary
Committee appointment of
a commission of inquiry to
study and report on the
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Israel vehemently denies.
According to Sharon, Is-
rael's relations with the
U.S. are based on a common
view of regional dangers,
but there are some dif-
ferences of approach in deal-

ing with those problems. He
said there were good
chances to block proposed
U.S. arms sales to Jordan if
steps are taken early
enough with the aid of Is-
rael's friends in the U.S.

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