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Friday, December 16,1977
Editor's Corner
A Change for the Future
"It is possible to take care of the future only if we
examine the ever-changing realities, not with the eyes of
yesterday and the day before, but with an insight into the
stream of change."
 David Ben-Gurion
We speak of the future a great deal, the future of
Jewish heritage and Jewish culture, the future of the State
of Israel. No one can say for certain what the future will
bring, but it is a universal truth that the future brings
change. It is not enough merely to sit back and wait for
those changes to occur. As every successful businessman
knows, we must make those changes ourselves.
On Sunday evening, contributors of $5,000 and more
to the Combined Jewish Appeal-Israel Emergency Fund
campaign of the Jewish Federation of South Broward, will
gather at Temple Beth Shalom in Hollywood for the 1978
CJA-IEF annual Shomrai Dinner. The event marks the
official kick of f of the campaign.
Those who attend, who give to their fullest capability,
are performing a mitzvah for the future of the whole
Jewish people, as are those who will participate in the 1978
CJA-IEF campaign whatever their financial situation and
capability.
We urge everyone who can,to attend Sunday night's
dinner. It will be a message to the people of Israel, the
Jews of our community and the world that we will not
allow our future to be less than it can be, less than it
should be, less than it must be.
The war against terror must be fought by all of us.
The battle for freedom from want and fear is everyone's
battle; and, when the victory is won, it will be everyone's
victory. We Are One.
The Waldheim Goof
The upcoming conference in Cairo should be viewed
as another step forward in the long road to a com-
prehensive peace settlement in the Middle East, a step
that follows the successful talks between Egyptian Presi-
dent Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem
Begin in Jerusalem.
That is why many found it difficult to understand
why it took the Carter administration so long to agree to
go to the meeting along with Egypt and Israel.
Harder to understand than the U.S. delay to join
Israel and Egypt in peace talks was the surprise an-
nouncement by United Nations Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim after he said that he will have a repre-
sentative at Cairo that there should be a meeting at the
UN of all parties to the Mideast dispute after the Cairo
conference and before the Geneva conference is held. The
Israelis rightfully rejected this saying with Sadat the next
step after Cairo is the Geneva conference.
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Was Waldheim acting on his own in an effort to get
the UN into the act, or was he acting for the Soviet Union
which has been trying to wreck the Sadat initiatives?
Sadat himself outlined the Soviet reasoning most clearly
when he told the Egyptian Peoples Assembly: "The
Soviets wanted us to live in a no-war, no-peace situation
because as they analyzed it, they thought they would not
have a role in the Middle East if peace were established."
Instead of trying to throw a monkeywrench into the
operations, Waldheim should have been using his office to
try to persuade the Soviet Union, Syria, Jordan and
Lebanon to go to Cairo.
How Dare They Make Peace?
UNLESS PLANS have
changed, by the time this is in
print Egypt's Ambassador
Ashraf Ghorbal will have ap-
peared in an address before the
Synagogue Council of America in
New York.
I remember a political series
published several years ago
detailing Ghorbal's extensive
anti-Semitic activities in
Argentina and my own vitriolic
comment on it.
A letter to me from the
Egyptian Embassy in Wash-
ington vigorously denied the
truth of the series. I have kept
the letter in my files all this time,
and on every occasion that I have
come across it, accidentally or
otherwise, I could sense the aura
of the enemy bursting forth from
the envelope.
NOW, Ghorbal not only ap-
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pears in an address before the
Synagogue Council of America,
but suddenly it is reported that
he is an old and steadfast, if
secret, friend of Rabbi Henry
Siegman, executive vice presi-
dent of the Council.
Surely, this is millennial. Or is
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it? Shakespeare wonders in King
Henry VI, "For how can tyrants
safely govern home/ Unless
abroad they purchase great
alliance?"
This is the principle that
motivated the Arab leaders in
their Algerian meeting last week.
They see a threat to their hege-
monies in the puissant possibility
of peace between Israel and
Egypt. I can understand their
politics, even if they are para-
doxical politics.
THE WHOLE western world
is changing because of the vast
migration into it of Middle
Eastern and African populations
 a migration that is causing the
kind of human relations challenge
mainly we, in the U.S., seem best
to be meeting because, for gener-
ations, we have had so much
more experience with it than, say,
the Europeans, who are only in
the last decade beginning to bear
what often is the frank burden of
it.
At the same time, there is a
disproportionate movement of
import dollars, pounds and
marks from west to east that is
far more disruptive to the sur-
vival index of the western nations
than the movement of the peoples
into the western midst, difficult
as that in itself has been for the
west to bear.
In geopolitical terms, this
means that the Middle Eastern
and African nations, which
ironically we continue to call
"emerging" and/or "have-not"
nations, in fact have us on the
ropes with their material wealth
and indifference to the needs of
their own people.
THEY ARE willing to suck
out our economic bone marrow
through their export oil policies.
They unsettle our social and
political structure by en-
couraging the emigration of
populations into our midst that
they'd rather not commit them-
selves to support.
On the other hand, they are
unwilling to tolerate western
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Vanessa Redgrave's PLO Push
Vanessa Redgrave, who is currently
starring with Jane Fonda in Julia, a film
about the Nazi era, based on Lilian Hell-
man's memoir Pentimento, appears to have
taken up a new cause the destruction of
the Jewish State.
"She told me Israel has no right to exist,"
comedian Joey Adams reports. "She said
that as long as Israel exists, there will never
be peace in the Middle East so it must be
destroyed."
ACCORDING TO Adams, Redgrave -
who is known for her radical left, Trotskyite
political views telephoned him the other
day to seek the assistance in promoting a
"documentary" on the Arab struggle against
Israel, a film she claimed she had produced
with Yasir Arafat, chief of the Palestine
Liberation Organization.
Adams, who has helped raise some $200
million for Israel, was stunned.
"1 couldn't believe it," he recalled. She ob-
viously didn't know who I was or what I
believed in, or she wouldn't have called me in
the first place. At first, I thought she was
kidding or something. I asked her if her film,
which she said she wanted to get on tele-
vision, was balanced; if it presented both
sides of the Middle East issue. "Oh no," she
said, "there is only one side Israel is a
racist, fascist state and it has to go."
IRONICALLY, Redgrave, as Julia, plays
a Jewish woman who sacrifices her life
fighting the Nazis.
"And she told me the Jews she might
have said the Zionists helped Hitler
during the war," Adams said. "She must be
very sick."
Redgrave could not be reached for com-
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Combat Arab Propaganda on Campus
Dec. 26 7:30 P.M., guest: Morris Amitay, executive
director of the American Israel Public Affairs
Committee-at Michael Ann Russell JCC.
Dec. 28 7:30 P.M.,guest: Yuvall Netzer, consul general
of Israel at Atlanta Films, singing, music,
talafel, conversation at JCC Hollywood
Extension, 2838 Hollywood Blvd.