AS ARABS AND ISRAELIS STRUGGLE FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST - Herbert W Armstrong - October 1971

Herbert W Armstrong

To examine the key issues standing in the way of Middle East peace, Executive Editor Garner Ted Armstrong and members of our television production team interviewed Arab and Israeli diplomats and political leaders at the United Nations and in the Middle East, Here is their report, There is no question that both Israel and the Arab states fervently desire peace. During interviews and talks with officials on both sides, it was not difficult to detect a series of like sounding desires from both sides for a cessation of hostilities. Ambassador Toukan, chief representative of Jordan at the United Nations told us: "On behalf of the Arabs, I say that nobody would like to resume hostilities." Mayor Teddy Kollek of Jerusalem and other Israelis we talked with expressed the same sentiments on behalf of Israel. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library