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retired Israeli general who met
frequently with Yasser Arafat on
behalf of the government said that
Arafat is the person Israel should come
to an agreement with in negotiating
peace.
"I don't know when, and I don't
know who is going to replace him,"
said Maj. Gen. Shlomo Gazit, but, "I
can almost give you a guarantee when
he does disappear there will be quite a
period of instability."
The general sought to convey an ana-
lytical profile of the peace process during
his two weeks here as scholar in resi-
dence for the Labor Zionist Alliance,
Na'amat USA and the Jewish
Community Council of Metropolitan
Detroit.
Gazit, 73, was the
first administrator of
the Administered
Territories (West
Bank) after the Six-
Day War and also
served as head of mil-
itary intelligence. He
was the prime minis-
Maj. Gen.
ter's delegate to Arafat Sh io mo Gazit
in 1995-96, during
the Rabin/Peres government.
Through their relationship, Gazit
said he changed his opinion of Arafat,
from being a shortsighted tactician to
a master politician — a long-term
strategist of substance.
Signing peace agreements with all
of Israel's bordering neighbors would
bring stability and preempt threats
from other nations, such as Iraq, Gazit
said. But he advocates coming to
terms before any of the following
changes might occur:
• Arafat dies
• Islamic rule is adopted in bordering
areas
• An Arab nuclear weapon is developed
• The U.S. loses its status as the only
world superpower
• A fatigue in Israeli society compro-
mises military performance
Gazit appreciated the welcome he
received March 21 at the University of
Michigan in Dearborn as compared to-
his previous visit of 1988. Speaking there
then during the height of the Intafada
(uprising) of Palestinian youths in Israel,
Gazit needed police to escort him
through a crowd of Arab protesters. 111