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resign—if what he had said indeed
represented his thinking. Herut
diehard MK Geula Cohen said
Dayan “is not worthy to represent
Israel.”
Even Labor Party chairman
Shimon Peres was highly critical of
Dayan's remarks. He noted that
those remarks would make the
“national consensus regarding the
PLO most fragile, if not smashed
outright." Peres said Dayan’s
statement would “sow confusion”
in the Israeli public and deplored
its timing, just before the new
Camp David talks.
However, Labor Party dove
Yossi Sarid congratulated Dayan
and said his assessment was long
overdue and faced up to realities.
Dayan also won backing from his
long-time suporter Likud (La’am)
hawk Zalman Shuval. Shuval said
k was only realistic to recognize
that the PLO had a major
influence upon the Palestinians in
the refugee camps.
Premier Menachem Begin
asserted Tuesday night that Dayan
had not enunciated or intended to
enunciate any change in the Israeli
policy on the PLO. Appearing
with Dayan at the Likud KnesSet
faction for a political debate, Begin
noted that Dayan “could have
phrased his remarks differently."
“But there is no change of
policy—that is the opinion of all of
us. (The PLO) are base murderers
whose aim is to destroy us and who
attack Jews because they are Jews.
There will be no negotiating with
them." Begin added: “I am
convinced that the Foreign
Minister did not intend any change
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
Patriarch Jacob had to toil for
seven years to get a wife. An
average wage-earner in Israel must
work seven years to afford to
purchase an apartment, a senior
official of the government housing
company told the Knesset's
Economic Committee recently.
According to Itamar Gelem, this
situation stems from a lack of
foresight by the government
during the years 1975-77. He said
there were far too few housing
starts in those years and urged the.
government to speed up the
construction of housing for young
in this policy.”
Dayan himself explained that in
the course of his morning lecture to
the war veterans he had listed the
PLO as one of the factors in the
Arab world complicating the peace
process. He said he had not
reconjmended that Israel
recognize the Fto not that the
PLO be considered a partner in the
negotiations.
couples and the needy.
Another official charged that
the government bureaucracy was
directly responsible for the fact
that the cost of a flat for a young
couple increases by IL 60,000
($3,000) every six months. The
MKs were warned that the
widening gap between the price of
housing and what young couples
can afford could lead to a revival of
the Black Panther movement. The
Black Panthers, mainly Jerusalem
slum dwellers, launched anti
government demonstrations in
1971 when the cost of housing rose
at a similar rate.
Israelis disgruntled
at high housing costs
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