NE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim
Arens Ends Israeli Boycott of Arab Leaders
BETHLEHEM (JTA) —
Defense Minister Moshe
Arens made a first visit
Tuesday to Mayor Elias
Freij of Bethlehem and his
councillors and ended what
in effect has been a three-
year boycott by Israeli lead-
ers of Arab mayors in the
occupied territories.
Arens was greeted on the
steps of the large, modern
municipal building by Freij,
in the second meeting in two
days between the two men.
They first met Monday in
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Arens' office in Tel Aviv but
that meeting was described
by Freij as a "getting to
know you" event whereas
the meeting Tuesday was
described as "a working
visit" lasting nearly an
hour. The topics discussed
were mainly local matters
— such as grants for re-
building the local market-
ing, simplified proessing of
permits to cross bridges to
Jordan and reunification of
families and release of pris-
oners held by Israel for se-
curity reasons.
Arens promised that most
of the demands would be
favorably reviewed.
But both Freij and
Arens said the meeting
was the start of a
dialogue which would in-
clude - political issues.
Arens told reporters
after the meeting that, "of
course" he could not
promise "that on those is-
sues I will not have dif-
ferences with the
Mayor." He also com-
mented that the meeting
was proof "that Arabs
and Jews should live
peacefully in this part of
the country."
Observers said the visit to
Bethlehem could indicate a
change in the attitude of Is-
raeli authorities toward
West Bank Arab leaders.
During the time Ariel Sha-
ron was Defense Minister,
there were few Israeli con-
tacts with the urban leader-
ship, with emphasis placed
on the rural leadership, par-
ticularly in support of the
announces that
pro-Israel Village Leagues.
The new trend at the De-
fense Ministry is to revive
dialogue with the urban
leadership, which was flow-
ering when the late Moshe
Dayan was Defense Minis-
ter.
The observers said one
initial result would be an
extension of Israeli dialogue
with pro-Jordan elements,
such as Hikmat al Masri of
Nablus, a former speaker of
the Jordanian Parliament,
who was also received Mon-
day by Arens.
The weakness of the new
Defense Ministry's policy is
that the pro-Jordan Pales-
tinian Arab elements will
not move politically without
King Hussein's approval.
They rejected the Camp
David accords, accepted by
Israel, and accepted
President Reagan's peace
initiative, rejected by Is-
rael.
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Only 3.2 percent of
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him while he was favored
by 14.5 percent among
Labor voters — about the
same proportion from
Labor supporting Begin
as Likud leader.
Asked for their prefer-
ences among Labor Party
leaders, the respondents
gave former Premier Yit-
zhak Rabin first place, with
an overall preference vote of
39.6 percent. This included
nearly 37 percent among
Likud supporters and 47.5
percent among Labor sup-
porters.
Former President Yit-
zhak Navon took second
place in overall popularity
with 23.5 percent, which in-
cluded preference from 34.4
percent among Likud sup-
porters and 12.9 percent
among Labor backers.
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In addition to meeting
separately with Masri
and Freij, Arens also met
with Suleiman al Astal,
the mayor of Khan Yunis
in the Gaza Strip. These
meetings were described
as the first in a series of
contacts with represen-
tatives of the territories,
contacts frozen since the
war in Lebanon.
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But most observers felt
that no immediate political
fruits were likely to grow
out of the meetings, a point
made by Freij who said,
after the meetings, "pre-
sently, there are no condi-
tions for a political momen-
tum."
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Likud Backers Favor Begin
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
massive 78 percent of sup-
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raelis favor Premier
Menahem . Begin, as do
nearly 16 percent of suppor-
ters of the Labor Party, ac-
cording to results of the
latest public opinion poll in
The Jerusalem Post.
Begin is the choice of 42
percent of the Israeli electo-
rate overall.
The runner-up in popu-
larity among Israelis is
former Air Force comman-
der Ezer Weizman, who is
favored by 8.7 percent.
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Navon was followed by
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MORALITY IN THE '80s
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