ly, December 16,1977
The Jewish Floridian and Shofar of Greater Hollywood
Page 13
tow Dare They Make Peace?
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aces in their part of the
as a quid pro quo in-
which once were ad-
Jly colonial, influences
iisly now no longer so, but
they continue for the sake
jitical advantage to brand as
calling them "Zionist,"
list," "racist."
are highly emotional
for at-home African and
consumption largely
to justify their one-
|relationship to us and to
govern home," as Shake-
put it, but they are
agless in terms of today's
Mk.
IE specific, they are self-
lies. In the case of the
Sgypt peace initiative,
Libya last week they
ched as if it were the
plague, this is the first
ly indigenous movement
has known since the
the Israel-Arab impasse
fears ago.
juld be nice to dismiss this
paradox as a Middle
kfrican problem ex
Unfortunately, that,
nld be a self-serving lie,
i in our behalf, designed to
! the kind of greed that is
eristic of the nouveaux
enerally, which certainly
never managed to avoid
*' hy should we expect the
the Africans to avoid
hat it is their turn at bat?
the way in which the
[ its "allies," for example
have reacted to the
igypt initiative dis-
us from claiming it as a
initiative under any
nances and makes the
?frican determination to
lai all the more absurd.
i understand the Russian
t toward the peace
The Russians are as
ent as any other schizo-
But last week,
em Begin was in London
lly begging Prime Min-
"aghan to appreciate the
of events as a possible
future generations, and
(ly failed.
all, Callaghan demanded
what if the other Arabs,
to say those who met in
, turn the oil faucet off
What if Qadaffi and
prevail and not, say,
How could Callaghan
appreciate peace at the
 of Britain's comfort?
was Whitehall, the
ll of the Mandate era, in a
how that ignorance is
on, that history teaches
that the capacity to
fiends for past sins is not
experience governments
TAKE President Carter,
I, the prophet of peanuts,
ranted to be the Mideast
all on his own, and who
dw been cast aside so
for all the Sadat-Begin
to the contrary, by the
^8 a ries-suddenly-turned-
Carter's resentment has
i than skilfully disguised,
[the least.
the Americans, French,
us, .el al. 'inderstand best
iition by division. Fight a
nen resolve the ideological
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frorn the Jewish Federa-
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struggle that no military
maneuver can resolve, which is to
say, create two new independent
fountainheads of the unresolved
problem, the allegedly Com-
munist (east-dominated) entity
ultimately to gobble up the
allegedly democratic (west-dom-
inated) entity by tacit agreement
between the warring parties, the
west perfectly willing to accept
the suicidal arrangement
because, until their Armageddon,
they can exploit the arrangement
economically.
What it looks like objectively
is this: the west and the west-
dominated entity, like an ostrich,
bury their heads in the sand as if
past experience has taught them
nothing, preferring instead to see
the resolution as an end; the east
and the east-dominated entity see
the division merely as another
stage in the final war.
For example: two Koreas, two
Vietnams, two Chinas, two
Germany s.
WHAT Jimmy Carter and,
presumably Jimmy Callaghan,
are preaching increasingly these
days is two Palestines, joining
the Arabs in this absurdity in
order to ignore the fact that the
original Palestine partition plan
of Nov. 30, 1947 established one
Palestine and one Israel.
In the 1948 war, Jordan an-
nexed the first Palestine to make
it her West Bank, now occupied
by Israel. Why, then, a second
Palestine? To which western
opportunism can only respond:
why not?
Ashraf Ghorbal's appearance
before the Synagogue Council of
America is as profound an answer
to this question couched in
Egypt's own fear of a second
Palestine entity as was Anwar
Sadat's appearance before the
Knesset in Jerusalem.
It is, despite the western
concern that things are getting
out of hand their hand a
prophecy of a separate Israel-
Egypt peace, however much
Washington, London and
Moscow resent it, and however
much the other Arab nations
insist they will not tolerate it.
THE Israel-Egypt peace initi-
ative shows what liars we are,
much like the Arabs themselves,
in our high falutin' idealism.
Unless there's profit we can see
to turn in it, we don't give a fig
for peace.
What a delight, therefore, at
least for the moment, that Jeru-
salem and Cairo have both waved
the umpires off the field.
The Arab enemy is trans-
parent. But us? We need our self-
exaltation as minions of human-
ism deflated. How sweet it is that
when Ghorbal appeared before
the Synagogue Council, he didn't
first ask for Jimmy Carter's
okay.
I never thought I would quote
Gamal Abdel Nasser in this
context. But if the time for peace
is near, and we don't like it
because it doesn't profit us, let
the extremists, both Arab and
western, "choke on their fury" as
Egypt and Israel attempt to
negotiate that goal.
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