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June 18, 1982 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1982-06-18

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18 Friday, June 18, 1982

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Israel Alarmed Over American
Arms to Hostile M.E. Nations

American weapons and
sophisticated military
(Seven Arts Features)
equipment whether or not
The stock of Northrop the buyer has any intention
Corp. is rising because the of making peace. That - pol-
Reagan Administration icy has — quite under-
plans to sell the Northrop - standably — alarmed Is-
produced F5G jet fighter, rael, which sees the Arab
along with shoulder-held states that surround her ac-
Stinger heat-seeking mis- quiring a lethal arsenal and
siles, to the Kingdom ofJor- escalating still further the
dan. But there is no mention quantitative advantage in
of any demand that King military might they enjoy
Hussein support the Camp over the Jewish state.
David peace process by com-
To Israel's fears that all
ing to the negotiating table. this war material poses a
The proposed arms sale grave threat to her very
underscores the failure of survival, the Pentagon re-
President Reagan's Middle plies soothingly that Is-
East policy, which consists rael's qualitative advan-
of promoting the sale of tage more than makes up
for her lack of numbers.
However, a quantita-
tive superiority can be-
come a qualitative one;
when enough numbers
are against you, better
equipment and better
personnel cannot pre-
vail. This situation is fast
approaching in the Arab
Israel equation.
Lethal weapons in the
hands of Saudi Arabia and
Jordan will make it difficult
if not impossible for them to
stay out of any Middle East
war. Until our huge arms
sales to Saudi Arabia in

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1978 and 1981, the royal
family could claim that it
was too poorly equipped to
join the attacks against Is-
rael launched by Egypt and
Syria in 1967 and 1973.
Similarly, Jordan was
able to successfully plead an
insufficiency of arms when
it rejected Arab pressure to
join the Yom Kippur war
against Israel. But with
huge amounts ofpotent U.S.
arms in Saudi and Jorda-
nian hands, this argwneri
can no longer be made.
The ultra-sophisticatea
equipment in Arab hands
means that Israel's civilian
centers will be exposed to
Arab attack. Even if Israel
could win a war against one
or more Arab states, it
would suffer terrible
casualties and pay a terrible
price for victory.
Israel worries, justifiably
so, for her safety. Ameri-
cans concerned about our
own country's best inter-
ests, which lie in a Mideast
at peace, must also be trou-
bled by the madness of a
White House policy that
imperils the safety of our
best friend and only demo-
cratic ally in the region and
heightens both the likeli-
hood and carnage of war.

State Department Role
in Nazi Cover-Up _ Seen

Both the State Depart-
ment and then-President
It is believed that the Jimmy Carter vigorously
State Department has de- denied the charges against
liberately been withholding the high ranking diplomat.
According to Carter, the
24 volumes of evidence per-
taining to an accused Uk- State Department had
rainian Nazi collaborator "fully investigated" the
whose more than 20 years of Soviet accusationsjinding
employment by that U.S. them "patently false." For
agency was ended only by several years, the WAr-
variv matter dropped out of
his recent death.
Dr. Constantine, War- sight.
Included among the 24
variv, the Foreign Service
offier accused of collabora- volumes on file at the
tion during the Holocaust, State Department are
had been the deputy per- certified copies of certain
manent representative to SS documents showing
UNESCO (United Nations clearly that the late dip-
Educational, Social and lomat had in fact been an
Cultural Organization) in employee of the Rovno-
Paris, passed away in early SS during 1942-1943.
Legal action for the public
April.
A sizeable dossier has release of the State De-
been maintained in the partment's 24-volume "in-
"active" files of the U.S. vestigation" of the War-
Justice Department's Office variv case has been in-
of Special Investigations itiated.
The Nazi documents
(OSI), the prosecution unit
responsible for carrying out which are among the State
Department's 24 volumes
the deportation/
denaturalization trials of on the Warvariv matter do
accused Nazi war criminals clearly establish that the
and collaborators residing late, high-level career dip-
lomat was at the very least
in the United States.
Warvariv, a 58-year-old an employee in days-gone-
native of Rovno- in the by of the Rovno SS, with all
Ukraine, was the center that implies in the terror
of a controversy between decrees and "Aktions" ca
the governments of the tied out in that Ukraink_
United States and the city.
In addition to the several
USSR during 1977-1978.
While attending an in- key posts and honors which
ternational conference in the late Constantine War-
Tbilisi, Soviet Georgia, offi- variv held while in the em-
cials there had tried to ploy of the U.S. State De-
blackmail him into spying partment, the official
for the Soviet Union, War- obituary noted with evident
variv claimed. The Soviets pride: "His decorations in-
countered that the diplomat cluded the State Depart-
had collaborated with the ment's Meritorious Honor
Nazi SS in Rovno and was and Superior Honor
Awards."
wanted for "war crimes."

By CHARLES ALLEN, JR.

(Copyright 1982, JTA, Inc.)

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