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PAGE 6 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE October 17, 1986
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by Joseph Polakoff
TSI’s Washington correspondent
WASHINGTON—Negev Joint
Venture, a private company headed
by Armand Hammer, chairman of
Occidental Petroleum, is to start
test drilling this month on its con
cession area in the northern Negev
desert following 18 months of pre
liminary seismic work to locate oil.
The 88-year-old Hammer has
said that NJV has “excellent chan
ces” of finding oil in commercial
quantities. Dr. Moshe Goldberg,
head of Israel’s oil exploration,
said he is “encouraged and optim
istic about the prospects.” Hammer
discovered Libya’s oilfields in the
1960s.
NJV’s concession, in which
Hammer has said the seismic work
has produced some very interest
ing finds, covers about two million
acres, or about 40 percent of Israel’s
land area. In the past 10 years of oil
search, Israel has spent more than
$250 million on exploration work,
two-thirds of it put up by the
government, but it produced “only
one tiny find, near Avad, eking out
an insignificant 100 barrels a day,”
The Financial Times of London
has reported.
Israel, which depends on import
ed fuel for 98 percent of its energy
requirements, consumes about
150,000 barrels of oil a day. It has
long-term purchasing contracts with
Egypt, Norway, Mexico and Ecua
dor. Its imports this year are esti
mated to cost $1,100 million. That
is down from the close to $2 billion
spent in 1985 but still represents
nearly 10 percent on non-military
imports.
Noting that past indications by
Western geologists were that re
coverable oil and gas reserves could
be as high as 500 million barrels,
enough to last for 10 years at pres
ent consumption rates, the Finan
cial Times added “but the cold
shoulder given to Israel by the
major international oil companies,
largely because of their Arab inter
ests, coupled with the allegedly
inferior quality of survey work has
so far not allowed that promise to
be fulfilled.”
Renewed interest also is being
shown by foreign oil companies in
the offshore region of the Mediter
ranean adjacent to Egypt’s El Arish
field in the Sinai that Israel had
developed before it gave the Sinai
to Egypt as part of their peace
treaty.
Buchanan believes Demjanjuk
‘miscarriage of justice’ victim
by Margie Olster
NEW YORK (JTA)—Patrick
Buchanan, White House director
of communications and a long
standing critic of the Justice De
partment’s Office of Special Inves
tigations (OSI), has published a
column contending that John Dem
janjuk is “a victim himself of a mis-
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carriage of justice” and his case
may be “the American Dreyfus
case.”
Demjanjuk, 66, was indicted in
Jerusalem on Sept. 29 on four
counts of war crimes and is accused
of being “Ivan the Terrible,” a
sadistic guard at the Treblinka
concentration camp where some
900,000 Jews were killed.
Buchanan, in his column, wrote
that after a thorough review of the
facts of the Demjanjuk case, he
believes the accused man is a vic
tim of mistaken identity.
Buchanan’s column appeared in
the Washington Post on Sept. 28
and carried a footnote saying the
article expressed his personal
views and not those of the adminis
tration. He detailed the history of
the Demjanjuk case and cited what
he claimed were numerous testi
monies of Treblinka survivors who
all gave identical accounts of a
revolt in Treblinka in which a pri
soner latally stabbed a man identi
fied as“Ivan” in 1943.
In an unprecedented case, the
U S. extradited Demjanjuk to Israel
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in February to stand trial for Nazi
war crimes and stripped him of his
U.S. citizenship. Demjanjuk was a
retired auto mechanic for the Ford
Motor Co., in Cleveland, Ohio.
Demjanjuk has claimed since
the outset of the proceedings
against him that he is innocent and
served as a Ukrainian conscript in
the Red Army who was later cap
tured by the Germans. After
spending time in POW labor camps,
Demjanjuk said he served in the
“Vlasow Army” in a Ukrainian,
anti-Soviet unit which defended
Prague during a Russian advance.
But those who prosecuted Dem
janjuk in the United States, namely
the former head of the OSI, Alan
Ryan Jr., alleged that Demjanjuk
never went to a POW camp but
instead defected to the Nazi side
and became a guard outside the
Treblinka gas chamber who blud
geoned men with a six-foot metal
pipe and mutilated women and
children on their way to the gas
chambers.
The prosecution’s case in Israel
hinges on the positive identifica
tion by Treblinka survivors of a
photograph of Demjanjuk from a
document provided by the Soviet
government during the proceedings
in the U.S. Buchanan said the
Soviets fabricated the document,
an old identity card.
Meanwhile the Cleveland Plain
Dealer reprinted Buchanan’s col
umn after a Ukrainian church group
mounted a support campaign lor
Demjanjuk in that city.
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church
in the Free World sent a represen
tative, Bishop Antony, to Israel to
attempt to attend the Demjanjuk
trial as an observer. Some 40,000
Ukrainian-Americans live in Cleve
land.
A spokesperson for Cleveland’s
United Ukrainian Organizations
said they, too, believe that Dem
janjuk has been falsely accused.