THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 25, 1982 5 Israelis Backed by Lebanese, Renewal of PLO Terror Predicted (C$ntinued from Page 1) invasion has been long overdue. Having failed politically and diplomati- cally to rid Lebanon of Sy- rian and Palestinian occu- pation, we became more and more convinced that Leba- non could only be freed by military action," Chamoun said. He added that because of PLO behavior in Lebanon and its attacks across the border with Israel, "we knew that there would come a time when Israel would ave to perform that surgi- peration which we had unable to accomplish." Chamoun, whose party has backed the leader- ship of Major Saad Had- dad in that country's southern enclave,' noted that Lebanese Christians had warned Palestinian and Arab leaders that the PLO behavior in his country would ultiMately evoke an Israeli re- sponse. He said that "warnings also went to the Western world which was at one time prepared to 'see Lebanon disappear under the Pales- tinian and Syrian boat, not Daily—Hospital Sympathy FRUIT . BASKETS 1 3 Times Daily .Nation-Wide Delivery $ 1795 RODNICK- McINERNEY'S 772-4350 'S- CE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND 27308 SOUTHFIELD SFLD, MI. 48076 557-6644 Monday thru Thursday, 9 AM to 5 PM Friday 9 AM to 4 PM KEREN KAYEMETH LEISRAEL realizing that in so doing wounded, orphaned or made they were in reality making a refugee. of Lebanon a gift to the "It is a serious mistake for Soviet Union." peace in the Middle East if But he stressed that the the present crisis is ad- outcome of Israel's action dressed only in Syrian or Is- was a 'greater source of raeli terms without ad- worry to his party than the dressing the concerns of the invasion itself. "Will this fi- Lebanese people. The U.S. nally mean freedom, secu- should be committed to sus- rity and the end of a night- tain the sovereignty and in- mare," he asked, "or will tegrity of Lebanon and U.S. pressure once again make sure that it will not be force a solution of com- compromised in any way." promise which will satisfy Meanwhile, informed no one and just perpetuate the miseries of the inhabi- sources in Jordan have pre- dicted a new wave of ter- tants of that region?" rorist activity by Palesti- Iri response to a question, Chamoun offered a series of nians in Western Eruope, steps to bring an end to the directed primarily against fighting and the restoration Jewish targets but at American isntitutions as of authority to the Lebanese well, the Dutch newspaper army and government. NRC Handelsblad reported He called for a "complete withdrawal of all foreign Tuesday. The paper's corre- troops from Lebanon i" be- spondent in Amman, Harm ginning with the Palesti- Botje, said that according to nians, who would be fol- the Jordanian sources, a lowed by Syria's forces and fierce debate is going on finally by those of Israel. among Palestine Liberation Chamoun also appealed for Organization and other ter- the establishment of a mul- rorist leaders who have tinational force "to help the taken refuge in west Beirut Lebanese army control the after the defeat of the PLO by Israel in Lebanon. situation in Lebanon." The radical wing of the Calling American par- PLO appears to be pre- ticipation essential, he said "The United States `Nailing, the sources said, cannot remain outside particularly the group and just looking over the around George Habash fence." Also essential for who heads the Popular a lasting solution, Cha- Front for the Liberation moun said, is the holding of Palestine. Habash and his followers of free preidential elec- haye concluded that as a re- tions and the receipt of substantial foreign polit- sult of the rout of the PLO in Lebanon, large-scale ter- ical and economic aid. In Detroit on Wednesday, rorist activity abroad is the "enforce the the Detroit Free Press only way to * * * printed the following letter Begin Describes to the editor, written by Dan Ferris of the Katayeb Capitol Session Charitable Organization: JERUSALEM — Upon "Americans of Lebanese descent are appalled by the his return to Israel on Wed- coverage of news about nesday, Prime Minister Lebanon. Too many voices Menahem Begin called his have been raised about the session with U.S. Con Israeli invasion. Compared gressmen before his depar- to that, only few articles ture as "very good, bene- were written about the Sy- ficial, and even warm." He rian - PLO occupation for said the "troubling" ques, tions he was asked did not the last seven years. "To the majority of offend him. He said one Lebanese, the PLO - Syrian member of the Senate forces are unique only in the praised Israel's action in _ferodity of their violence. Lebanon and 4tone young Their actions have hardly Senator, who made the best been matched in callous speech I heard in a long brutality since Hitler's time," praised the Lebanon Holocaust. More Lebanese operation but castigated people have been killed by Begin's West Bank policies the Syrians and the PLO and urged a cut in U.S. aid than in all Arab - Israeli because of it. Begin said he responded wars, including the latest to this by observing that aid one. "The roots of the "is not a one-way street." Congressional observors Lebanese crisis lie in the influx of hostile Palesti- described the session as one nian and Syrian forces of the toughest sessions and other foreign ele- with a foreign leader ever.' Meanwhile, several ments into Lebanon. The PLO camps became hundred Israeli women training grounds for in- demonstrated in Jerusalem ternational terrorists. on Wednesday against the The Syrian army, which war in Lebanon as - new entered Lebanon as a fighting erupted between peacekeeping force, has Syrian and Israeli forces become an army of occu- along the Beirut-Damascus pation committing road. In Washington, Israeli genocide against the in- nocent Muslim and Ambassador Moshe Arens Christian Lebanese civi- told the National Press Club that Israel had de- lians. stroyed the PLO during the "As a result of the foreign Lebanese fighting, making intervention, one of every it unnecessary for Israel to four Lebanese people have ever have to negotiate with either been • killed, the terrorists. rights" of the Palestinian people to self-determination and a homeland, Botje re- ported. During his two days of talks with - President Re- agan, Prime Minister Begin this week advocated estab- lishment of a multi- national force in Lebanon, led by the U.S., to keep the peace: The Reagan - Begin talks- were described as "blunt" by observers. The President told Begin, according to observers, that he would be "less than enthusiastic" about U.S. participation because of problems this proposal would encounter in Con- gress. But according to the official, the President "will make a final decision at the appropriate time in the best interests of the peace and security of the region." While Reagan and Begin were meeting in the White House _on Tuesday, some 1,500 persons gathered G. Lafayette Park and then 1 ,11=1111, • ■ 1. i marched past the White . House in a demonstration of solidarity with Israel. Sen. Alan Cranston (D-Calif.), who addressed the rally which was spon- sored by the Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington, said the Israeli military oper- ation provides an historic opportunity to stabilize the region, including ef- forts to ensure Israel's security. Cranston said that with the military defeat of Soviet-made Syrian weapons by the American-made Israeli weapons, the U.S. will no longer be susceptible to Saudi Arabian or Jordanian threats to buy Soviet mili- tary equipment. He also called for the withdrawal of foreign forces, including Israel, from Lebanon. 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