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dary and tertiary boycotts of
companies doing business
with Israel "in practice."
Echoing a theme stressed
in recent days by the Clinton
administration, Mr.
Christopher said that the
Palestinians, whom the
boycott was initially suppos-
ed to help, would suffer from
its continuation.
"One of the arguments
that we're making that I
think is really hitting
home," he said, "is the
argument that the boycott at
the present time is likely to
hurt the Palestinians be-
cause of their joint activities
with the Israelis."
On the other hand, as Sen.
Wofford pointed out in his
question, U.S. government
figures show that Saudi
Arabia's requests to U.S.
companies for boycott-
related information actually
went up in recent months.
Mr. Christopher told the
panel he was "impatient"
with the continuation of the
boycott.
In a related development,
members of Congress in-
troduced legislation urging
the Arab League to lift the
boycott, both the aspect af-
fecting Israel and that affec-
ting companies doing busi-
ness with the Jewish state.
The resolution was in-
troduced in the House of
Representatives by Rep.
Peter Deutsch, D-Fla., and
in the Senate by Sen. Frank
Lautenberg, D-N.J.
The resolution says that
the boycott has a negative
impact on the Middle East
peace process.

Negev Speedster
Was A Diplomat

Tel Aviv (JTA) — When a 30-
mile, high-speed chase ended
in Eilat, Israeli police finally
nabbed a diplomat late for
meetings.
The Chinese ambassador
to Egypt, accompanied by
his wife, were in a green
Mercedes with Arabic
license plates that was
careening through the
Negev.
The driver's speed and the
fact that he failed to halt at
police orders and crashed
through road barriers had
led the police to believe that
a terrorist attack was in
progress.
But when the car was
finally brought to a halt at a
massive barrier across a
road just outside Eilat, the
driver claimed diplomatic
immunity and presented
documents showing that he
was the Chinese ambassador
to Cairo. ❑

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