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Called Top
Israeli Priority

Tel Aviv (JTA) - President
Chaim Herzog exhorted
Israelis last week to treat
the absorption of immi-
grants "as the most pressing
challenge in our list of na-
tional priorities."
"We must divert to it the
energies of our very best
people," he said in a nation-
ally televised address.
The president alluded to
shortcomings in the absorp-
tion process, stating flatly
that Israel seems not to have
been prepared for the mas-
sive influx of olim, mainly
from the Soviet Union.
As the country celebrated
the 42nd anniversary of its
independence, the president
reminded it of the "miracle
of the opening of the gates"
of the Soviet Union to Jew-
ish emigration.
"Yet sadly, even this
marvelous hour vouchsafed
to us by history is not free of
difficulties and shortcom-
ings," he said.
"The Arab world, to be
sure, has united in opposi-
tion to aliyah - the soul and
essence of Zionism. But we,
for our part, discover short-
comings in our own ranks -
unnecessary difficulties,
defects, neglect. Inevitably,
one wonders how we were
not prepared for the massive
aliyah that we knew to be
imminent," Herzog said.
"Very rarely does history
grant us great oppor-
tunities," he said. "We must
recognize its generosity to-
day and exploit it to the full,
for we cannot know what
tomorrow will bring.
"One thing is certain: Jew-
ish history will never forgive
us if we fail to live up to the
greatness of this hour," Her-
zog said.

Assad Into Drug
Trade, Say
Police

Jerusalem (JPFS) — Direct
involvement by top Syriar
leaders, including President
Hafez Assad, has escalated
the trade in hard drugs in \
Lebanon and made it the co-
caine capital of the Middle
East, according to Israel'
police officials.
The top brass in Syria '
long been involved in r
trafficking in Lebar
Bekaa Valley, said
Berger, chief of the
Criminal Investiga
Department.
Drug barons in Syria_
army uniforms are ac-
cumulating enormous sums.

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