Friday, August 21, 1982 5 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Israel to Launch Peace Drive After Syria, PLO Exit , 557-6644 Monday thru Thursday, 9 AMto 5 PM Friday 9 AM to 4 PM 1-1 nip rip nians should have a role in determining the conditions under which they live. * * * Israel Forms Refugee Committee JERUSALEM (JTA) — Israel has launched a new initiative in an effort to di- rectly deal with the problem of Palestinian refugees in both Lebanon and the occu- pied territories of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The committee, which will be lead by Minister- Without-Portfolio Mor- dehai Ben-Porat, met Mon- day for the first time. The committee members will include Defense Minis- ter Ariel Sharon, Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, Deputy Premier David Levy, Justice Minister Moshe Nissim, Economic Minister Yaacov Meridor and Development and Sci- ence Minister Yuval Neeman. Meridor already deals specifically with refugees resulting from the fight- ing in Lebanon. 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Doctors said the child was completely swathed, as shown in the UPI photo, be- cause that is the standard .procedure of dealing with an infant whose arm has been broken to prevent un- necessary movement dur- ing medical treatment. Photographs of the ap- parently now healthy baby were published in Israeli papers Sunday. Copies have been sent to the Israel Em- bassy in Washington. aNNO• NNW Times Daily Nation-Wide Delivery /3 tit tl Aot An 'Over-Exposed' Victim? TEL AVIV (JTA) — An allegedly armless child, whose picture is reportedly displayed on President Reagan's desk as a symbol of suffering in Lebanon, turns out to be a boy, not a girl as alleged, with both arms intact. The child, identified as FRUIT ASKETS would undertake the finan- cial expenses involved, in the project. Two delicate issues which the committee may deal with, although nothing has been decided, concerns property of Jews left behind in Arab countries and the issue of Arab property in Is- rael. le T lj presented to the Security Council, but sources in Paris express the hope that the U.S. will reconsider the draft, at least in its updated version, in view of "the new voices coming these days from Washington." This re- ferred to recent declarations by Secretary of State Shultz and Defense Secretary Cas- par Weinberger, both of whom have stated that a solution of the Palestinian problem is a priority issue. Egyptian and French dip- lomatic sources say one aim of the joint draft resolution is to save face for the PLO after its defeat in Lebanon. Cheysson, in an inter- view, stated: "We believe that negotiations must be held with the Palesti- nians, , and for these negotiations their only known partner is the PLO. The Americans do not say that, or are not in a position to say that, be- cause of their commit- ments to Israel." However, Cheysson noted an important development on the part of the U.S. with the stance taken by Shultz. The U.S. Secretary of State Said Sunday in an interview on NBC-TV's "Meet the Press" program that the Camp David peace process can be interpreted in many ways and that the Palesti- ot (Continued from Page 1) a 90-minute meeting be- also stated, in response to a tween Egyptian Minister of question, that settlements State for Foreign Affairs in the occupied areas were Boutros Ghali and French "not constructive" to a com- Foreign Minister Claude prehensive peace in the Cheysson. The essence of the effort, Mideast." _ _ An effort to launch a joint Ghali told reporters is to Franco-Egyptian- Middle find "an overall political East peace plan got under- solution" to the Palestinian way in Paris on Tuesday at problem. Ghali said that the expulsion of the PLO forces from Lebanon was not a solution to the Palestinian problem, which he said is the right of the Palestinian people to self- determination. . Although both sides re- frained from detailing the elements of what was dubbed "a renewed Franco-Egyptian dip- lomatic initiative" on the Mideast in general and the Palestinian problem in particular, it is be- lieved that both countries will soon publish an up- dated version of their joint draft resolution submitted to the United Nations Security Council on July 2. The draft, which was criticized by Israel, calls on Israel and the PLO to mutually recognize each other, thus providing the foundation for the long- JEWISH range solution of the Pales- NATIONAL FUND. tinian problem. 27308 SOUTHFIELD The United States re- SFLD, MI. 48076 jected the draft when it was Daily—Hospital Sympathy Advertising Social Events Bar Mitzvahs 4