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By YITZHAK RABI
In the aftermath of the
war in Lebanon the Israeli
left finds itself in deep
trouble," but it is not "al-
together dead." This is the
assessment of Dr. Meir
Payil, one of the leaders of
the shrinking Israeli left,
who was a member of the
Knesset between 1974 and
1980 representing the Sheli
Party.
In an interview with the
Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Payil, sharply at-
tacked the policies of the
Likud government and
what he described as "a
growing wave, a dangerous
and a dirty one, of
nationalism and racism in
Israel directed against the
Arabs and against living in
peace with them."
He charged that as a re-
sult of the war in Lebanon,
Israel has been caught up in
"a terrible campaign of in-
citement" against the peace
movement by attacking the
"peaceniks" as people "who
really do know what the
Mideast is all about."
Payil, 56, is presently at
New York's Columbia
University as a visiting
scholar. A military histo-
rian, Payil, who has the
rank of colonel (res.) in
the Israeli army, is work-
ing on a book dealing
with the-character of the
Israeli army military
leadership, which he
hopes to complete during
his one-year research at
Columbia.
Payil also charged that
after the massacre of Pales-
tinian civilians in west Be-
irut by the Christian
Phalangists, the Begin gov-
ernment intensified its "in-
citement" by branding cri-
tics of the government as
"traitors." He said that the
attacks on the Israeli left
come not only from govern-
ment sources but from the
Labor Alignment as well.
The Alignment, Payil
said, points to Sheli and the
left when it is under fire for
being against the mas-
sacre," Payil quoted the
Our deeds are seeds of
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bringing forth their harvest
in eternity.
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argument which he said the
Alignment uses. "In these
circumstances, Sheli finds
itself between the Likud
and Labor which hit it from
all sides," he said. "It is a
difficult situation."
Payil conceded that the
Israeli left — which he iden-
tifies as Sheli — is a tiny
fraction of Israeli society.
"But we are not isolated," he
asserted. "We are the most
progressive element in Is-
rael today." He claimed that
there will be no revival of a
socialist movement in Israel
as long-as the Labor Party is
intact. "They are the obsta-
cle to the renaissance of the
left in Israel," he said.
Asked to describe
Premier Menahem Begin,
Payil said, "He is not a
fascist, although he is a
radical nationalist on the
verge of being a racist
But I would not say that
he is a racist. However,
many racist people can
function under his wing."
Continuing Payil said,
"Begin is the most galuti
(Diaspora-minded) leader
Israel ever had and by that
he breaks with the atheistic
tradition of his own leader,
Zeev Jabotinsky. Begin
shows clear signs of a leader
of an East European Jewish
community."
According to Payil, the
reign of the Likud is "a pass-
ing episode." He warned,
however, that if it proves to
be otherwise, "this is the
end of Zionism. What's hap-
pening in Israel is that the
war against the Arabs is
being perpetuated and
there is an escalation in the
flight away from
egalitarianism and equal-
ity.
"As a result many people
are going to leave Israel
while the number of olim
will decrease. Finally, I ex-
pect that the galut will take
over Zionism."
believe it."
Mary Ann Maxin, Execu-
rs:of,:the Student
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Israeli Leftist Fears
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(Copyright 1982, JTA, Inc.)
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