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The World

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United States role," Shoval said when
asked about the proper balance for
American intervention. "Ideally, it
should be a somewhat different
American role."
At his speech at the Washington
Institute for Near East Policy, where
he was offered the aspirin, Shoval said
if the United States becomes a "judge"
in the peace talks, it "could create
bilateral disagreements in the future
between us and the U.S."
"We would rather have disagree-
ment with our Arab interlocutors than
with America," he said.
By way of illustration, Shoval said
negotiations for both the Egyptian
and Palestinian peace accords began
without the United States at the table.
This does not mean that the deals
could have been closed without the
United States, he added. "As it says in
the book of Genesis, America saw that
it was well and came to play a leading
role."
Even though this role led to the
Oslo accords, which Shoval continues
to criticize, the ambassador, like his
government, promises to press ahead
with the peace process.
Shoval danced around his opposi-
tion to the Oslo accords with the
help of a dictionary. "I wouldn't say
that my government is devoted to
the Oslo agreement — that we are
affectionate, fond or loving towards
it," he said. "But I can say, unequiv-
ocally, that we are committed to it. I
know that committed also means to
be consigned to a mental - institution
for the insane — some on the right
may think so, but this is not what I.
mean." ❑

Romanian Promises
Restitution

Jerusalem (JTA) — Romania's prime
minister vowed during a visit to Israel
to back legislation to return to Jews
property confiscated during and after
World War II.
Radu Vasile met with Israeli Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who
praised his Romanian counterpart's
sensitivity toward Jews.
The World Jewish Restitution
Organization estimates that there are
thousands of communal properties
and as many as hundreds of thousands
of private properties owned by Jews in
Romania that were confiscated by the
Nazis and by the postwar Communist
government.

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