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Beit-Hallahmi believes
Israel will be forced to retreat
and decline as the right-wing
is deposed, but the current
situation is the reverse. The
Palestinian uprising has the
Israeli right on the ascendan-
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Hittin, which he cites as the
decisive battle in which
Saladin defeated the
Crusaders. This time,
however, I expect the outcome
to be different.

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Africa have formed an
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Israel voted for the 1962
United Nations sanctions
against South Africa. He
repeats familiar rumors of
their involvement in nuclear
weapons development and
other areas of cooperation,
but presents no new evidence
to support his charges. He
argues by assertion in the
hope that linking the two
countries will reinforce Arab
propaganda equating Israel,
South Africa, Zionism,
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unhappy that Israelis are not
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opinion is to repudiate and
condemn the arrogant,
divisive and intrusive posi-
tion in meeting with the PLO
leader.
The group, it seems, was
duped and exploited by
Arafat for propaganda pur-
poses, thus embarrassing and
doing harm to the image of
Israel. Fortunately, these
idealogues are not threatened
with ten bullets as Arafat
threatened the mayor of
Bethlehem.
The intellectual vacuum of
the participant was mani-
fested by his defense that the
PLO attacked Jews in Rome
and London, and therefore he
was right to be concerned.
How does that give him the
right to negotiate for Israel?
What concessions did he offer
on behalf of World Jewry?
What guarantee did he offer
Israel in the event of a crisis?
Rosensaft's logic echoes
that of the hijackers of the
TWA demanding that the U.S.
squeeze Israel to make im-
possible concessions. The
same "leader" further shows
his naivete and ignorance by
his defense that the PLO
representatives were "conser-
vatively dressed and seemed

educated," as if that should
determine Israel's security
issue.
One must reflect on the
character of our "leadership"
that permits such irresponsi-
ble and irrational behavior.

Dr. Milton J. Steinhardt
North Miami Beach, Fla.
Editor's Note: Kaplan reported on
Rosensaft's speech to Labor Zionist
Alliance Branch 960. Her report
did not defend or condemn
Rosensaft.

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Like most Israelis, I am con-
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absence of Jewish tourists,
especially from the United
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As a result, our hotels are
empty and we are suffering a
loss of much needed foreign
currency. But, as important
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greatest need is moral sup-
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presence of large numbers of