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Israeli Political Analyst Shmuel Katz
Sees Government Coalition Possibility
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Shmuel Katz, noted Is- shown his realism in the
raeli political analyst and selection he has made of party may lead it to approv-
newspaper columnist, dur- Yigal Cohen-Ograd as fi- ing a coalition government.
Another of his predic-
ing his visit here last week nance minister.
tions
is that after the U.S.
approved of Israel Prime
Katz was even more op-
Minister Yitzhak Shamir's timistic in his view of future Presidential election of
1984 there will be more
approach to the economic political adjustments in Is-
problem.
rael. Asserting that Likud pressure for a Palesti-
Stating that austerity is a apparently retains the nian state. He cautioned
necessity, Katz said that the popular support and seems on approaches to what
views of panic are both destined to retain govern- has been termed the set-
tlements issue. He pre-
exaggerated and unrealis- ment leadership, he said
tic. Adopting a more op- that the predicament in fered to call it the need
timistic attitude, he said which the Labor Alignment for communities and he
added that individuals
that Premier Shamir has finds itself as the opposition
are settling in Judea and
Samaria and that there is
a cordial relationship
with the Arabs who bene-
fit greatly from the serv-
ices provided for them by
the Israeli administrative
sources. He termed re-
ports of violence exagg-
erations, admitting that
there are dissenting
groups that cause the ag-
gravations.
His emphasis was on the
fact that Arabs and Jews do
live in harmony in Israel,
that the 17 percent of Arabs
who form an important
element in the population
are not destructive and that
they share citizenship. He
insisted this is applicable to
Judea and Samaria.
He chose to correct -a
statement by President
Reagan in his recent press
conference when he said
that Syria claims parts of
Lebanon and Jordan to be
considered belonging to a
Greater Syria. Katz warned
that what Syria claims is
that all of Lebanon, Jordan
and also Israel are part of a
Greater Syria and that the
implied danger should be
viewed on such a basis.
His warning was for vigi-
lance in viewing Syria as a
major danger to the peace of
the entire Middle East.
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JDC Initiates
Foster Care
for Elderly
JERUSALEM — Foster
homes are being studied as
a possible alternative to
nursing homes or other
forms of institutional care
for Israel's aged, according
to a report by The American
Jewish Joint Distribution
Committee (JDC) Brook-
dale Institute of Gerontol-
ogy and Adult Human De-
velopment.
The instjtue is directing a
pilot project under the au-
spices of the Israel Ministry
of Labor and Social Affairs.
Under the program, a fos-
ter family recognized by the
Ministry receives 13,000
shekels ($145) a month for
each elderly man or woman
under its care. For this the
foster family is expected to
provide room and board,
laundry service, and help
with bathing and dressing if
needed. They are also ex-
pected to accompany the
residents to doctors for med-
ical checkups and provide
them with the warmth and
affection of a family home.
If you cannot carry your
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you will be a water-carrier
when you are old.
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