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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1977 15 CENTS During today9s Knesset speech Sadat says Israel's security a must JERUSALEM (AP) - President Anwar Sadat told mem- Sadat will relum to Egypt tomorrow a satisified man. and I'm the televised spectacle of Sadal before the 120-member Knes- bers of the Israeli parliament today that Israel and the Arabs happy about that " set. should agree on measures to provide "full security " for Israel Asked during the Cronkite interivew if any agreement had The Egyptian people saw the same telecast, as did view- and that the 1)73 Arab-Israeli war "should be the last war " been reached about Palestinian representation at a Geneva ers in most of the rest of the world. The Egyptian president returned to the Knesset. Israel's peace conference. Begin replied: "We may We may " "No one would have ever conceived that the president of parliament, for an informal session at which Israeli deputies One Egyptian official said the Israelis were somewhat the biggest Arab state, which bears the heaviest burden and gave him their views and applauded after a member con- more forthcoming In the closed discussions than Begin was the top responsibility pertaining to the cause of war and gratulated him on the birth of a granddaughter Sunday. In his speech. peace in the Middle East, could declare his readiness to go to After hearing from eight of the members. Sadat replied the land of the adversary while we were still in a state of that "the main issue should be security for Israel ' The 3.S million citizens of Israel laid down their tools. war." Sadat said. "We are ready and have no objection to whatever mea- closed their shops and slammed their office doors to watch See Sadal says, page! sures that can be agreed upon to provide you with full secu- rity ... Whatever measures should be taken, we will ask the same for ourselves." He mentioned demilitarized lones and early warning sta- tions. "The other Issue is the October 1971 war should be the last war." Sadat continued "If we agree on security and no war again, whatever happens can be solved through peaceful negotiations or peaceful means." Sadat met with the Knesset members after three joint ap- pearances Sunday with Prime Minister Menahem Begin in which both spoke fervently of their desire for peace but nei- ther made any concession on the major issues dividing Israel and the Arabs. Sadat, the first Arab leader to visit Israel publicly since the founding of the Jewish slate 29 years ago. told the Israeli parliament Sunday that Egypt Is ready to live with Israel In "lasting and just peace." But he insisted Israel must withdraw from all territory occupried in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war and permit estab- lishment of a Palestinian state on the West Bank of the Jor- dan River Begin, Mltwlag Sadat to Ike rostrum, hailed the Kgyp- Uaa president tor his "caarage af heart" and said ke him sett was prepared to ga to tke capitals of his Arab nelgh- hsn. He called •• Arab leaders to opea peace irt,Mlitlo«s The late* T-thirt in hrael aid declared: "Everything must be negotiated and caa be negotiated." But Begin conspicuously avoided any mention of the Pa- Sadat hero lestinians, and referring to the occupied territories said. "We President Sadat, right and PM Begin at a news conference this morning did not take any strange lands We only returned to our own land" Although the two leaders failed to enunciate concessions in their three public meetings, they did achieve a measure of in Egypt good feeling and said they would continue their dialogue "to Howard: Avenue's bring about the signing of treaties at a Geneva peace confer- open BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - President Anwar Sadat's ad- ence." sides have been talking AT Ing in a unique moment in the streets. You would have dress to tbe Israeli parliament was greeted with support from In a joint interview with Walter Cronkite of CBS. Begin By JULIE MCDONNELL moderate Jordan, slencc from Saudi Arabia, a Palestinian vow each other. And now. they're history." to be here to understand the said his meetings with Sadat "laid a foundation for a real and JERUSALEM - The "ave- to assassinate him and calls by Syria and Libya for his over- talking TO each other. That It was the first time in the feeling." serious negotiation for the establishment of peace in our two nue is now open" for more throw can only be very go^d ' 28-year history of Israel that President Sadat spoke for countries." communication between Is- In Cairo, the Egyptian president's supporters prepared to an Arab leader addressed the 57 minutes to the Knesset, In another joint Interview with ABC's Barbara Walters. rael and the Arab world as a give him a hero's welcome home today The secretary-gener- Mr. Howard, who arrived Knesset. telling the Israeli people that Sadat said the Israeli and Egyptian ambassadors in the result of yesterday's historic al of Sadat's Center Partv estimated that up to 3 million per- here Wednesday with a While Mr. Howard said the Arabs recognize the exis- United States would be able to meet and talk together now. meeting of Egyptian Presi- 15 member Congressional de- there was "not that much tence of their state, but insist- something they have been unable to do in the past. "They • dent Anwar Sadat and Prime legation on a fact-finding new in Sadat's speech," he ing that Israel should with- Other view: Overthrow, as»a»»inate him never have been ready." he said. "Today they are ready." Minister Menahem Begin of tour, sal among the Israeli noted that the Egyptian presi- draw from all occupied Arab However, the risk Sadat took in coming to Israel was Israel. Rep James J How- legislators during Sadat's lands and accept the right of sons. Including many brought In by bus. train and truck, dent "stuck his neck way out quickly apparent in the Arab world The Syrian-controlled ard. D-NJ. said yesterday. speech, in the second row of the Palestinians to a home- would line the seven-mile route from the airport to the presi- in the Arab world" by becom- Saiqa Palestinian guerrillas called for his assassination. Syria "We watched a person-to- the gallery, directly facing land. dential mansion. ing the first Arab leader to and Libya called for his overthrow. person relationship bourn." the speakers, he said. openly set foot on Israeli soil. Mr. Howard said the Israeli Activity to Beirut and other Middle East capitals vlr- Many Israelis also fell let dawn by the two leaders' Mr. Howard said in a tele- "When we spoke to Presi- legislators listened to the laaly kilted yesterday is Arabs clustered around radios to "It was a momentous occa- Knesset speeches, as much by Begin's failure to make any . phone interview from his dent Sadat Wednesday." Mr speech "without reaction, un- kear the broadcast el Ike first speech by in Arab leader to sion." Mr. Howard said, not- caacrele gestures as by Sadat's firm restatement of the room at the King David Ho- Howard said, "he said that 70 til the end, when they gave Ike Kaeasel. Israel's parliament ing that while President Sa- Arab goals of total Israeli withdrawal and a Palestinian tel, here, shortly after listen- per cent of the problems In President Sadat a great round Sadat offered to make peace with the Jewish state and dat spoke in Arabic, and stole. ing to President Sadat's the Middle East were psy- of applause." recognized its right to exist, an unprecedented public con- Prime Minister Begin in speech before the Knesset, chological. This speech may Their applause was not In cession, but reittrated Arab demands for the return of all oc- Hebrew, he and other delega- Begin and Sadat met alone for an hour and 10 minutes the Israeli parliament. help eat away at some of agreement with what Sadat cupied territories and for a homeland for uprooted Palesti- tion members were equipped last night, and the Israeli prime minister told reporters: "It "It remains to be seen what those psychological differ- was saying, Mr. Howard said, nians. with earphones providing in- was a very excellent talk . I think we advanced the cause of the Impact of this will be." ences." but in recognition of the his- Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin, who spoke after peace.
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