…For 27 years the nearest to peace in the embattled Middle East was an armistice that began on the Island of Rhodes in 1948, with interruptions in 1956, 1967 and 1973 and a war of atrition in 1970. Now the hope nestling in the hearts of all Israelis and their friends everywhere for a genuine peace is receiving a new measure of encour- agement. On the Egyptianborder,.at least, there is some assurance of an interruption in warmongering for the co...…
…Dulzin Fights to Be Named as Sapir's Successor 411111 ■ LEON DULZIN State Department Topographic Testimony: Israel in Vast Area of Arab Possessions Commentary Page 2 VOL. LXVII, No. 24 JERUSALEM (JTA) — Leon Dulzin, acting chairman of the executives of the World Zionist Organization and the Jewish Agency, declared Tuesday that anyone seeking to succeed the late Pinhas Sapir as chairman "will have to challenge me." Dulzin said, in an inter...…
…Israel and U.S. Discuss Aid and Sinai Agreement WASHINGTON (JTA) — A four-member delegation began dis- cussing Israel's request for American economic and military aid with Undersecretary of State Joseph J. Sisco Wednesday. Heading the Israeli team is Arnon Gafni, director general of the Ministry of Finance. The other members are: Ephraim Dovrat, David Kochav and Yitzhak Elrom. They discussed Israel's request for a re- ported $2.8 billion in e...…
…Dinitz Claims U.S. Support for Israel Not Unsatisfactory Auschwitz and Babi-Yar: Shaded Martyrdoms Historical Truth Defended by Golda Meir WASHINGTON (JTA) — If the Israeli government is anx- ious or critical about. U.S. official attitudes towards obtaining a second interim accord in the Sinai, or shipments of weapons to the Middle East, Israeli Ambassador Simha Dinitz is not reflect- ing them publicly. After a 90-minute meeting Tuesday wit...…
…EDITORIAL Guilt of 'Re-Assessors:' An Appeal to Reason to the American People After four months of secretly conducted negotiations on the status of the disengagement of military forces in the Sinai desert, the haze is vanishing and it is becoming clearer by the day that diplomatic blundering has increased rather than diminished ani- mosities in the Middle East. After four months of pressures on Israel to keep making con- Pr–sion upon concess...…
