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This Central Intelligence Agency compilation of Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) material collects Israeli radio and press coverage of the Middle East peace talks from September 1978. It includes Prime Minister Begin's address to the nation before the Camp David summit and his airport statement on departure. It also contains opposition and Peace Now reactions, an interview with Moshe Arens and Hayyim Bar-Lev, parts of the Knesset debate on the Camp David accords, and remarks on Yamit settlers. The document makes no mention of UFOs.
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PPROVED FOR RELEASE CIA ISTORICAL COLLECTIONS DIVIS ON AR 70-14 13NOV201 V. 13 Sep (3 - N 12 ISRAEL MK Amnon Rubinstein has said that all of As-Sadatts demands were achieved. He fore-neua oppositiun to the agreement even within the Likud faction. Nevertheless, hesaid that his party would support the government's position. In his opinion, in re-turn for those concessions the government could have signed the same agreement 9 monthsago, ;-LK'?rzji Bar'am, acting chairman of the Alinement Knesset faction, has announced that+h fatilon wll convene today to decide on an initial position regarding the agreements. Alinement M4KBar.-Lev said that as far as we have learned this was dctitlessiy a greatachievement for Carter but there was also vagueness regarding Judaea, Samaria and theSinai. It seems to him that Israel has made total concessions in this connection.However, on the whole, a basis was created for the continuation of the negotiations. MAFAM MK Mo'ir Talmi said that the agreements were an opening for a future of peacein the region, According to his assessment what is being talked about is a saparateagreement with Egypt and this will lead us to a grave decision on th' fate of the settlennts in the Yamit region. In his judgment, an exchange of territory will solve the problem of the Israeli settlements in the Sinai. MK Mair Wilcnr from RAKJt, basing himself on the details, has said that no basicproblemi was solved. The only things solved perhaps were the problems of Carter,As-Sadat and Degin who are planning, in his opinion, a military alliance. REPORT ON JOINT NUCLEAR REACTCRS DENIED TA161920Y Jerusalem Domestic Television Service in Hebrew 1830 GMT 16 Sep 78 TA [Text] Energy and Infrastructure Minister Yizhaq Moda'i denied this evening to ourpolitical correspondent Elimelekh Ram the report appearing in the Boston HERALD todayaccording to which Israel proposed to Egypt a joint operation of two nuclear reactorsin the Sinai, The paper claimed that Minister Moda'i was urgently summoned to CampDavid in order formally to present the proposal to the Egyptians. Mr Modari told ourcorrespondent that this is totally unfounded. He was recently in the United Statesbut was not invited to Camp David and the entire report is fictitious. B0BS EXPLODE IN JERUSALEM; SEVEN LIJURED NC160937Y Jerusalem Domestic Service in Hebrew .0900 GMT 16 Sep 78 NC [Excerpts] This morning two bombs exploded near the Jaffa gate in Jerus alem Sevenpersons sustained light injuries. The hospital to which they were taken has announcedthat all .of them will be sent hcme today. The Jerusalem police .commander has noted that merchants located near the site of theexplosion had maintained a very poor state of alert, in spite of information effortsmade by the police. HANDGRENADE THR0WN AT IDF BUS IN W4. BANK TA181006Y Jerusalem Domestic Service in Hebrew 1000 GMT 18 Sep 78 TA - Text) A handgrenade was hurled at a bus carrying soldiers rear the old mosque ofAl-Birah. The handgrenade exploded on the road. No casualties were inflicted and nodamage was done, Security forces combed the area and arrested several suspects. II
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