THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34 Friday, July 15, 1983
Begin Called Father-Figure
TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
Arye Eliav, former
secretary-general of the
Labor Party, writes in the
left-wing newspaper Al
Hamishmar that Menahem
Begin has been popular
with the Israeli electorate
because he projects an
image as a father-figure.
Criticism of the Likud
government is generally di-
rected at the Likud gov-
ernment and not at Begin
himself, Eliav wrote. He
said most Israelis are cur-
rently enjoying both guns
New Encyclopedia Judaica Volume Documents 1970s
and butter (relatively good
domestic economy despite
high defense costs) and as
long as this situation con-
tinues Begin will be dif-
ficult to defeat.
By DR. DAVID GEFFEN
World Zionist Press Service
From 3 p.m.
JERUSALEM — "A de-
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and in Jerusalem that has
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Jerusalem Mayor Teddy
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