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Israel Election
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may prove
to be an election
liability.
Not a single woman ap-
pears on the Herut list in a
viable position, and the
Liberal party likewise elected
a male and Ashkenazi-
dominated list. The final
Likud list also includes places
for Tami's Aharon
Abuhatzeira and Ometz's
Yigael Hurwitz. Supporters of
electoral reform, like
Minister of Communications
and Economic Planning Gad
Ya'acobi, described these par-
ty conventions as circuses. "A
constituency system," he ex-
plains, "would allow the peo-
ple rather than party central
committees to select Knesset
members."
The smaller parties also
had their problems. The Na-
tional Religious Party moved
further to the right, putting
the hawkish Avner Sciaki at
the head of its list instead of
the more moderate Zevulun
Hammer, who considered set-
ting up his own party then
decided against it. However,
as a result of the NRP's
rightward shift a new centrist
religious party will contest
the next election.
There will also be a new
centrist liberal party in the
election. Rafael Eitan,
formerly of the right-wing
Techiyah will head his own
Tzomet list, while the faces in
Techiyah and the left-wing
Shinui and Citizens Rights
Movement will remain the
same. Ultra-Orthodox Agudat
Yisrael's list is selected by its
rabbinical sages and as a
result, leader Avraham
Shapira has been asked to
stand down. Former Labor
Arab MK Abed el Wahab
Daroushe will head his own
independent Arab list, while
left-wing Mapam, headed by
Yair Tzaban, will not include
Mohammed Wattad who has
joined the Hadash Com-
munist party.
On most issues, Labor and
Likud agree. On economics,
both support capitalist
reforms as opposed to the
traditionally socialist
framework. Even with respect
to the intifada, both parties
concur that violent distur-
bances must be put down but
on the "Who is a Jew?" ques-
tion, the Likud tends to sup-
port the religious parties cal;
for the recognition of only Or-
thodox conversions.
The major election issue is,
of course, the future of the ad-
ministered territories. Labor
supports territorial com-
promise, negotiated with Jor-
dan in the the framework of
an international conference.
"If Israel is to remain Jewish
and democratic," said Foreign
Minister and Labor leader
Shimon Peres, "then
demography dictates that ter-
ritorial compromise is a
necessity."
The Likud espouses a
Greater Israel policy, in-
cluding Judea, Samaria and
Gaza. They, however, also
want direct talks with Jor-
dan, but have not indicated
whether territorial conces-
sions are possible. "An inter-
national conference will be a
disaster for Israel," says
Prime Minister and Likud
leader Yitzhak Shamir. "It
would result in the world's
powers imposing a solution on
us."
Many pundits see the up-
coming election as a
crossroads in Israel's ex-
istence, for, depending on who
is elected we will see attempts
to create either a smaller, but
Jewish democratic society, or
a larger, nationalist, religion-
oriented society. Despite a
more hawkish atmosphere in
Israel at present in response
to the Arab uprising, the opi-
nion polls indicate that once
more the elections will be
inconclusive.
World Zionist Press Service
''''°••11 NEWS
Allies Ban
Party In Berlin
Bonn (JTA) — The neo-Nazi
National Democratic Party is
not welcome in West Berlin.
The Allied military corn-
manders have banned the
NPD from .participating in
the January 1989 elections
for the town parliament. The
NPD was not permitted to
hold its convention in West
Berlin or any other
gatherings.
This was in line with
longstanding Allied policy to
prohibit any neo-Nazi ac-
tivities in West Berlin. The
western portion of the divid-
ed city is still under the
overall authority of the
Western Allies — the United
States, Britain and France.
The NPD is legal in West
Germany, but at present is
not represented in the federal
or state parliaments.
Kalmanson Is
Hadassah Head
Chicago — Carmela Efros
Kalmanson of West Hemp-
stead, N.Y., was elected na-
tional president of Hadassah,
at the organization's 74th Na-
tional Convention in Chicago.
She succeeds Ruth Popkin,
who had held the post since
1984.