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fering the greatest promise of
violent confrontation.

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And we are all more in-
terested in criminals than in
victims. For every book about
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dred about the offender.
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sheep? They just packed their
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the lectures and briefings was
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unified Jewish support and
understanding. The 51 na-
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represented in these sessions
affirmed "their sense of uni-

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ty and identification with the
embattled nation of Israel?'
Noting that President Her-
zog and Prime Minister
Shamir had given assurances
that Israel's "policy of
restraint" in dealing with the
violence will be adhered to,
the concluding statement em-
bodied the hope that "such
policy will be uniformly im-
plemented?'

Tel Aviv (JTA) — Israeli
military analysts differed
Monday on the degree of
danger Israel faces from the
sale of Chinese CSS-2
intermediate-range missiles
to Saudi Arabia.
China confirmed its sale
Monday and said it trusted
the Saudis to keep their pro-
mise to use the missiles only
for defense. The Chinese also
stressed they are not equipp-
ing the missiles with nuclear
capacity.
Experts at Tel Aviv Univer-
sity's Jaffee Center for
Strategic Studies noted that
the CSS-2 could create havoc
if armed with nuclear
warheads. The missile, also
known as the Dong Feng-3,
will be the first intermediate-
range ballistic missiles in-
troduced into the Middle
East.
But they pointed out that
these missiles, first produced
in 1970, are obsolete and
notoriously inaccurate.
Although they have a range
of 2,000 miles, they often miss
their targets by as much as
two miles. Israel's jet bombers
can deliver far greater
payloads with pin-point ac-

curacy, according to the
experts.
They also pointed out that
the Saudis can well claim
that their main interest is
against potential enemies
other than Israel. The
missiles can reach parts of the
Soviet Union, Iran and Libya
and can be used to defend
Pakistan, a Saudi ally, if it is
threatened by India, a
nuclear power.

Anniversary May
Draw 2,000

New York (JTA) — Up to
4,000 Jews from some 20
countries are expected to con-
verge on Warsaw during the
third week of April for obser-
vance of the 45th anniversary
of the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising.
Zbigniew Unger, director of
the Orbis Congress Bureau in
Warsaw and a major
organizer of the convocation,
estimated during a recent
visit to the U.S. that Israel
would send more than 1,000
delegates and that Jewish
youth groups would send
more than 1,500, including
300 from the United States.