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Israel To Offer
New Autonomy Plan
Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel
will offer a partial
withdrawal from the Golan
Heights and present a
detailed proposal on Pales-
tinian autonomy when the
Middle East peace talks
resume. But its recom-
mended timetable for elec-
tions in the administered
territories may, in fact, be
too fast for the Palestinians,
who are deeply divided over
the autonomy question.
Israel this week signaled
its readiness to discuss ter-
ritorial concession on the
Golan Heights, as Arab for-
eign ministers met in
Damascus to discuss the up-
coming negotiations.
Israeli sources said
negotiators would offer
Syria a peace settlement
based on Security Council
Resolution 242, which calls
for withdrawal of forces from
the territories, though they
would only propose a partial
withdrawal.
This is in contrast to the
stand of the previous Likud
government, which excluded
the officially annexed Golan
Heights from the terms of
Resolution 242.
But Prime Minister Yit-
zhak Rabin reportedly has
instructed his negotiating
team to draw a distinction
between the Golan Heights
and the Sinai, which Israel
handed back in full to the
Egyptians under the Camp
David accords. Even under a
full peace agreement, Syria
will be told, Israel will not
withdraw from the entire
area of the Golan Heights. - (
The Arab foreign min-
isters in Damascus re-
portedly adopted a hard line
going into the talks, ap-
parently at the demand of
Syrian President Hafez
Assad.
The Arabs are furious at
the American rapproche-
ment with Israel, particular-
ly the agreement on exten-
ding loan guarantees in the
absence of a total freeze on
Israeli settlements in the_
territories.
Israel's position at the,-
talks faces opposition from
within. Heads of Jewish
councils in the Golan
threatened this week to take L,
"drastic measures" unless
they received assurances
that Israel would hold fast
against territorial com-
promises on the Golan.
Three mayors in the area
have asked to meet with
Rabin before the talks start.
In briefing the negotiating
teams, the prime minister_
also reportedly called for- fl
greater flexibility on the Pa-,
lestinian issue.
In contrast to previous
rounds, he instructed the
negotiators to discuss --
matters of substance raised
by the Palestinians, on con-
dition that they touch on
autonomy and not on long-
term solutions to the con-
flict.
German Neo-Nazis
Firebomb Hostel
Bonn (JTA) — Neo-Nazi
violence that began last
weekend in the northern
German city of Rostock has
escalated, culminating in
the firebombing of a hostel
for refugees seeking asylum.
About 1,000 right-wing ex-
tremists, including many
youths, fought police in pit-
ched battle in what was the
third consecutive night of
neo-Nazi violence.
The firebombing was the
culmination of days of
strong-arm efforts by the
neo-Nazis to penetrate the
hostel, despite all police
efforts to turn the attackers
back.
Earlier, authorities had
removed some 300 asylum-
c seekers from the hostel,
which had been the scene of
ongoing neo- Nazi attacks.
The refugees included
about 200 Romanian gypsies
and 115 Vietnamese. There
were some reports that some
Vietnamese were still inside
when the building wa.
firebombed.
Street battles between the-_
right-wing extremists and
more than 1,000 police had
gone on since Saturday, con-
tinuing into the morning
hours after days of seeming-
ly non-stop assault.
The authorities said they,
were obliged to take action
because of concern for the
foreigners' lives.
The escalation of attacks
has alarmed all of Ger-
many's political parties an
renewed debate over this
country's attitude toward
non-Germans.
Television stations here
ran long clips showing local,
townspeople hailing the
young extremists in their
battles with the police.