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American Jewish leaders are
standing by and waiting.
For the record, the majority
of Jews in Israel range from
vaguely traditional to
stringently Orthodox. When
Israelis see the yarmulke
gang coming to Israel identi-
fying with the people of Israel
they are impressed.
Once the crisis is over many
Israelis will come to reap-
praise their relations with
Jews of America: which
American Jews showed a ge-
nuine solidarity and which
American Jews paid lip ser-
vice to the idea .. .

Zev Davis
Natzrat 'Illit, Israel

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Prof Rebuts
Intifada Article

The Bal Shem Tov was once
shown a summary of a talk he
had delivered. His response
should be a caution to
reporters everywhere: "I said
one thing, you heard a second,
you wrote a third."
Several friends have shown
me your (March 15) story on
my Intifada Deaths seminar
at Wayne State's Center for
Peace and Conflict Studies.
Never in.my career have I had
an article so distort my words
or research findings.
An innocent reader could
come away thinking this was
an Israel-bashing harangue
rather than a funded research
project that has generated
four seminars and three
publications. For the sake of
my friends and students who
read your paper, please let me
respond.
First, your featured "quote"
is unauthentic. What I said
was that the shift from Rabin
to Arens at Defense produced
an almost instantaneous drop
in deaths and that Rabin
himself pursued different
strategies across time, some
more deadly, some less.
When a member of the au-
dience asked whether I had
said deaths were "entirely a
result of Israeli policy" I told
him that was not correct and
reminded him that I had just
presented statistics showing
how both sides at times
created an environment that
made death more (or less) pro-
bable. The words you cite are
words I disputed at the time
and that I specifically said
were inconsistent with both
my data and my conclusions.
Second, I was shocked at
the bizarre statement at-
tributed to me that "in the
first two years 80 percent of
the Palestinians killed" were
probable executions. My data
show that through 1989 16
percent (86 of 552) shooting
deaths fulfill one or more pro-
bable assassination criteria

(such as being shot in the
head at close range). The
statement is not even close to
anything I said.
Third, David Gad-Harf —
who did not attend the talk
and had not read my article —
suggests I did not address
killings among Palestinians.
Not true. I told the seminar
that the several hundred
intra-communal deaths fell
into three categories: official
executions approved by a PLO
committee chaired by Arafat;
vigilante executions of alleg-
ed collaborators by local
militants; and murders done
for personal reasons.
There is no way to know
how many are in each
category but Israeli
authorities say nearly half of
those killed through 1989 had
"some ties to Israeli in-
telligence." I noted that
Arafat had condemned
unauthorized killings, and
that the PLO is concerned
about them because of the
1936 revolt, which
deteriorated into factional
warfare.
As I said at the time, I have
tried to locate additional data
on those individuals but have
not been successful. (And in-
cidentally, a request to the
Israeli government has gone
unanswered).
Fourth, I do not know who
funds data collection in
Jerusalem and did not
answer the question, in spite
of what the article says. (In
the U.S., professors and
newspapers pay for monthly
reports). I can appreciate that
someone might suspect an
organization headed by a
political activist, but the real
issue is one of data reliabili-
ty, not of political tendency.
I discussed at some length
my efforts to check Data Base
figures against those of the
Israeli military, the Israeli
human rights group
B'Tselem, the U.N., and
newspaper reports, among
others. In every check, Data
Base figures are confirmed as
accurate and reliable.
Finally, your article does a
disservice to a gentleman
• who raised some thoughtful
questions. Tagging him a
"Jewish questioner" reveals a
sectarian orientation unwor-
thy of professional jour-
nalism. He did not identify
himself as a Jew and he
deserved the right to discuss
the data without being put in-
to a category that denied him
the dignity of his individu-
ality.
Any reader who would like
a copy of my article can write
me do UM-D, 4901 Evergreen
Road, Dearborn 48128.

Ronald R. Stockton
University of Michigan — Dearborn

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