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The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Friday, November 18,1977
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"we must not let it slip
away."
CARTER WARNED, "As
difficult as peace through
negotiations will be in the
Middle East, the alternatives of
stalemate and conflict is in-
finitely worse. It is time to use
the mutual strength and the
unique partnership between
Israel and the United States 
and the influence of you and
others who have a deep interest
and concern to guarantee a
strong and permanently secure
Israel at peace with her neigh-
bors and able to contribute her
remendoi. resources toward the
realization <>f human rights and a
>etter and more peaceful life
throughout the world."
Interpretation and reaction
varied widely among those inter-
viewed by the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency immediately
following the address. Some were
inclined to see the President's
main thrust as directed towards
Senate Republican Minority
Leader Howard Baker of Ten- 
nessee, who had told the WJC
the day before that the Carter
Administration is playing
"Russian roulette" with Israel.
SOME JEWISH communal
leaders mainly thought it repre-
sented a challenge to them and
saw only nuances of improve-
ment in "trigger words" such as
the West Bank settlements and
"legitimate rights" of Pales-
tinians that the President
reiterated in his address. "This
speech does not change the basic
situation," a well-placed Jewish
leader observed. "If this was
intended to change our attitude,
it won't have that effect."
One highly respected observer
saw the President trying to
correct "the bad feeling that has
been created" by his policy. In
this connection, he noted the
President's emphasis on con-
tinued support of Israel and his
"preference" against a Pales-
tinian state.
"However," his observer
added, "his use again of
legitimate rights can create mis-
conceptions in the Arab mind
and thus present difficulties on
the road to peace. On the other
hand, the President's use of
milder phrasing about Israeli
settlements by emphasizing
'civilian' and not calling them
'obstacles to peace' is an im-
provement."
IN HIS address, Carter listed
the three key issues in Mideast
diplomacy on the establishment
of effective security measures,
coupled to Israeli withdrawal
from occupied territories and
agreement on final, secure and
recognized borders; the normal-
ization of political, economic and
cultural relations between Israel
and the Arabs, and a resolution
of the Palestinian problem.
Regarding the Palestinian
problem, Carter spoke of the
need to respect the "legitimate
rights" of the Palestinians but
reiterated an earlier announced
position that "we ourselves do
not prefer an independent Pales-
tinian state on the West Bank."
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The term, "legitimate rights,"
aroused anger in Israel and in
the American Jewish community
when it was first used in the
U.S.-Soviet joint declaration
Oct. 1.
"WE MAY be facing now the
best opportunity for a perma-
nent Middle East peace settle-
ment in our lifetime," Carter
said. "We must not let it slip
away. Well-meaning leaders in
Israel, in the Arab nations, and
indeed throughout the world are
making an unprecedented and
concerted effort to resolve deep-
seated differences in the Middle
East.
"This is not a time for in-
temperance or partisanship. It is
a time for strong and responsible
leadership and a willingness to
explore carefully and thought-
fully the intention of others."
He asked Israel to dispel its
distrust of the Arab states and
not resign themselves to un-
ending conflict in the Mideast.
"With such an attitude of resig-
nation, Israel would never have
been created, and with such an
attitude peace would never be
achieved." Carter also stated
that "much still needs to be done
to remove the suspicions that
exist in Israel about Arab in-
tentions."
He noted, however, that the
Arab states involved in the
conflict with Israel "are in-
creasingly willing to work
towards peace treaties" and no
longer "dispute Israel's right to
live within secure and recognized
borders."
TEL AVIV (JTA) Three groups of settlers com-
prising 65 families moved into the Beth El army camp north of
Ramallah and into the abandoned Nabi-Saleh police compound
northwest of Ramallah on the West Bank.
IT WAS indicated that these will be the last settlements
for the time being in the Judaea and Samaria regions because
the government wants to avoid further friction with the
United States.
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