e — THE BULLETIN — Thursday. January 13,1983
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The war^ is -showing greater signs of strain on the lra(f|iSw-Thc fact that Baghdad requested (and received) S30 billioh of aid from Saudi Arabia and ^as just applied for a $500 million loan ^ from the EEC indicates a dire shortage of financial resources. No similar requests have been made by Iran, Iraqis population of 13.5 million is only a third of Iranfsand tmditionany used t<^a higher standard of>liviagi Thus cutbacks an¥fopd shortages are more acutely felt. If Khomeini maintains the political i^nd military pressure it can only work.in the long run in His-favor.
For this reason~Tehran has rejected any. attempb at concitiation. The official Iranian demands include payment by Iraq of $150 billion as war reparations. This has little chance of being met even if Saddam expressed willingness to meet it.
To the Saudis arid the Gulf States the threat from Iran is of greater inimediate concern than any other Middle- East problem. Besides cuhivating the exiled Iraqi Shiitc leader Hojatoleslam Mohammed Baqir Hakin who is already being branded as Iraqis ^forthcoming Khomeini"—the Ayatollah has already set his crusading sights on Bahrain.
He claims that its historic Persian attributes necessitate its incorporation in a Greater Iran. Riyadh fears that the impoverished Shiite masses of Qatar, Kuwaiti the UAE and even Eastern Saudi Arabia may be within persuasive range of Khomeini*s rhetoric. The aphorism hysterically chanted by Tehran's Revolutionary Guards — **the forces of Islam recognize ho bord^rs*^ is emerging as a threatening re^lity^
IRAQ'S PRESIDENT SADDAM HUSSilN shown fn full leflalla.
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TEL.AViy -J The offiqigl , Olympic souy^,nir<\bag ^nd.-; other plastic bags in useatthe Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1984 will be made in Israel. The Gal-Weissfeiler.! Judusr V tries of H0I0131 !^ig^e(|,4§Pi.v; exclusive contract ^ith. the 5 Los Angeles Olympic Organs izing Committee after having won a world tender for the supply of plastic iMigs. JTA-
Frwn^Page'S;': -^^^ Arabs. It is also a strong; tranquilizer foi- any residual dreams of Arab hatipnal rights to the West Bank and Jerusalem. Some may argue that large
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nuihbers of Jews will not move to J udea aiid Samaria to attenuate the. high concentration of Arabs in these districts. Yet, Israel can set priorities and allocate monies for this enterprise, lax incentives and two parallel high-speed commuter trains — running from niew Jewish suburbs around ancient Hebron and Nablus to the populated cQastal plain — would do m6^e^to eiicourage Jews to move east than all the national aiid religious exhortations to
Others' wilf ai^^e that Jordan may not coopierate. King Hussein continues to shun peace with Israel. Since most of his subjects are already Palestinian Arabs, he fears absorbing many more. Hussein/ignores the reality that it is Israel which protects and guarantees his country*s sovereignty. Israel will not> long allow Hashemite stub-borness. Other leaders can be found in Jordan who will know how to exercise responsibility as the Arab State of Palestine in peaceful relations with the Jewish State of Palestine. These tw<> states have enough economic mat^ ters to manage in common to warrant establishing a confederation, with the Jordan River as its living artery.
Still others would claim that the petro-industrial complex, with itsi growing power base in th^ Wcsterii democracies, will work against such a solution to the problem of Palestine be<^use of its ties to Arab^ oil and money. Since the Saudis pay protection money to the terrorist PLO, it will be argued, any plaiis for the area niust first be cleared through the PLO command.
Despite what Europ^ns say, however^ the United States should display leadership for peace and security. We should not be, deterred; from supporting a construe-tiye evolution in Palestine becaiise of inordinate fears about not -i>eing ablc^ to continue to; recycle^ petrodollars back to^Aihcrica , throughjthe various; feudal. entities in Arabia. • indeed have, both p^ and money, on condition: that ^ donVflinch.
In Slim, Israel can absorb the-West Bank, gi^nt autonomy to its Arab intuibita^^^^^^^^^ aiid ^feguard its Jicwishhess ^ tppJ^ "Oiilikc thev^^ eitpuisimi th^i s<^ i$rapl ^ have advocated^ can ^
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civility and according to democratic procedures. It would be a mistake for Americans to oppose IsraeKs national enterprise in the highlands of Western Palestine surrounding Jerusalem because of erroneous or loose assumptions.
if Reagan wishes to oppose expanded Israeli settlem^t on th^ West Bank bec9LUse of a^ rational petrodollar or ist" view of the UtS. natibi^l interest, so be it. 6ut let him not think that such a perspective is necessanly in the b^st interests of the Jewish' State.
Israel's enterprise js not **imperialism'' or "manifest destiny- as practiced in our own pasi^^ but rather security in its most profound sense -r-the geopolitical integrity and
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