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PAGE 2 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE September 12, 1986
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Rabin vows to ‘fight terror
constantly and everywhere’
by Yaacov Ben Yosef
Special to The Southern Israelite
On again, off again summit on
w ASH INGTON (Polakoff)—Egypt and Israel have agreed on
a formula for resolution of the Taba dispute, and Prime Minister
Shimon Peres and President Hosni Mubarak were to have met
Thursday as scheduled in Alexandria, according to reports from
Cairo at press time. The terms for settling the dispute have not been
disclosed.
While Israeli negotiators say they have already approved the
formula, the Egyptian cabinet was to met in an emergency session
to consider it. Israeli negotiator David Kimche said that the
agreement resolved the two outstanding points: the choice of neu
tral arbitrators to judge the dispute, and the location of a border
marker in the disputed region.
Israel would find and retaliate After Peres heard about Shar-
JERUSALEM—The hijacking
in Karachi and the terrorist attack
on the synagogue in Istanbul over
the weekend diverted attention from
efforts to advance the Mideast peace
process. Prime Minister Shimon
Peres’ hope to hold his long-antici
pated summit with Egypt’s Presi
dent Hosni Mubarak this Thurs
day looks thin.
Whether or not Peres meets Mu
barak this week, the prime minister
will fly to Washington where he
will hold talks next Monday with
President Reagan.
The two terror attacks, leaving
20 hostages dead in Karachi, and
22 Jews dead in Istanbul, appeared,
according to Israeli officials, to be
the work of Abu Nidal, the Pales
tinian terror leader, or some other
Palestinian terror group. There was
much talk, accordingly, that Israel
might retaliate for the attacks, but
against which targets no one could
say for sure. Two of the 22 Jews
were Israelis in Turkey on business
trips.
It was considered unlikely that
Israel would unleash a retaliation
on the eve of the Israel-Egypt
summit for fear of providing Mu
barak with an excuse to torpedo
the meeting.
Peres said on Israel TV Satur
day evening: “We will pray for
those murdered. But we will do
more than pray. We will not rest
until we chop off the murderous
arm that carried out the (Istanbul)
attack.”
Then on Monday, Defense Min
ister Yitzhak Rabin vowed that
against whomever carried out the
attack on the Neve Shalom Syn
agogue in Istanbul. “We must fight
terror constantly and everywhere,”
he said on Israel Radio before fly
ing off to the United States. “We
must seek them out (terrorists) and
strike at them.”
Meanwhile, Israel’s Trade and
Commerce Minister Ariel Sharon
raised a storm of controversy Sat
urday evening when he said on
Israel Radio: “The concessions to
the PLO, King Hussein, to King
Hassan and the grave concessions
on Taba, have all been understood
as signs of Israeli weakness.
“They have invited the aggres
siveness of Palestinian terror...The
ceaseless pursuit of dubious and
baseless peace plans at a time when
our enemies are waging an unceas
ing war against us, has contributed
to the weakening of Israel’s defenses
and alertness and has rendered
Jews in Israel and abroad even
more vulnerable to Palestinian
terror.”
on’s remarks, he walked into the
weekly Sunday Cabinet meeting,
spoke for 10 minutes about the
Istanbul and Karachi attacks, and
then adjourned the session—until
Sharon retracted what he had said.
Labor Party Cabinet ministers,
upon emerging from the meeting,
condemned Sharon and said he
had no place in the Cabinet. Likud
ministers were tight-lipped: not one
of them defended Sharon. One
usual supporter of Sharon’s, Inte
rior Minister Yitzhak Peretz, as
sailed him for provoking internal
dissent “while Jewish blood was
still wet on the ground.”
Were it not for the fact that
Peres and Likud Foreign Minister
Yitzhak Shamir are due to switch
jobs Oct. 14, Sharon’s remarks
might have created a major govern
ment crisis. Ordinarily, once Peres
had indicated that he might fire
Sharon, as was implicit in his
demand that he retract his words
or else, Shamir would have rushed
to Sharon’s defense—threatening
the future of the two-year-old na
tional unity government.
But, this time, Shamir, eager to
take over as prime minister, an
nounced almost immediately that
he saw no reason to turn Sharon’s
comments, however unwise, into a
crisis.
By Sunday afternoon Sharon
had offered a written apology to
Peres, but the prime minister said
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