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Noting that most of the members of the Israeli delega- tion to the United Nations and many members of their families are survivors of the Nazi concentration camps who had been ruthlessly shot, shipped away or horribly ex- perimented upon, Netanyahu asked whether the Jordanian diplomat suggests that Israeli policy is similar to these at- rocities. As for the Israeli military rule on the West Bank, the Is- raeli envoy claimed it is the most benign military occupa- tion in history. He also said that during Jordan's rule of the West Bank, more Palesti- nian Arabs had left their land than under Israel rule. Netanyahu also asked whether Madadha spoke about the Holocaust out of ignorance or arrogance. He said it was the responsibility of all members of the United Nations that such talk not take place again. Earlier Netanyahu told the, General Assembly that the Middle East is rife with con- flicts and disputes and that the Arab-Israeli conflict is only one of them. "In recent decades, virtually every Arab state has been in partial or full-scale war — with at least one of its Arab neighbors. Not one part of the Arab world is an exception to this melancholy rule." But despite this fact, Netanyahu charged, most of the discussions about achiev- ing 'peace' in the Middle East focus exclusively on the Arab- Israeli conflict and ignore the pervasive violence that char- acterizes the Arab world." Netanyahu, who devoted the major part of his address to the various conflicts between Arab countries in the Mideast, said that the Arab-Israeli con- flict consists of two elements: "First, the propensity of Arab political culture to employ vio- lence to resolve conflicts at all levels. Second, the Arabs' re- fusal to contemplate any non-Arab sovereignty in their midst, whatever its borders — a refusal which remains al- most unanimous." He continued, "While the specific enmity to Israel is de- eply rooted in this general in- tolerance, Israel's sin is par- ticularly odious in Arab eyes. For the Jews of Israel are the only non-Arab people to have successfully defied Arab domination and achieved in- dependence." The ambassador also said that even when one examines the level of casualties, the Arab-Israeli conflict does not deserve primary attention. He argued that while the number of fatalities of all Arab-Israeli wars in the last 36 years • is some 50,000, the Iran-Iraq war, in comparison, has claimed a minimum of 200,000 lives, and Egypt's invasion of Yemen claimed the lives of 230,000 Yemenis and 30,000 Egyptian troops. "The toll exacted by the Lebanese civil war was 100,000 dead. In the Sudan alone, a half-million died and nobody knows the exact number of Kurds killed by Iraq." Netanyahu said that he in- tends to discuss the Arab- Israeli conflict in detail when the debate on the "Palestinian Problem" opens at the General Assembly next week. Refusenik Continued from Page 1 Section's continuing efforts on behalf of Soviet Jews. Mrs. Stern said the section has "helped refuseniks ever since there's been a problem" and in the past had adopted a Soviet Jewish family. Ms. Tauber re- ferred to an NCJW project which helped refuseniks find lost relatives believed to be living in the Detroit area. The speakers include Sister Ann Gillen. executive director of the National Interreligious Task Force on Soviet Jewry; Yuri Shtern, a former re- fusenik; and Rev. James . Lyons, executive director of the Ecumenical Institute for Jewish-Christian Studies. Stern is an economist who emigrated from the Soviet Union to Israel. He is an executive board member and a founder of the Center for In- formation on Soviet Jewry in Jerusalem. The program also will fea- ture Russian and Yiddish songs sung -by Geri Levit and Janet Pont. The women have performed together and sepa- rately for many years. They