That this House notes and contrasts the comments of the Islamic Jihad movement, as reported on Al-Quds Palestinian Arab radio on 2nd July, calling on all heroic workers to mount operations to stab Soviet Jewish Immigrants with knives in order to confuse the enemy and sow fear in his ranks, with those of Mr Simcha Dinitz, Chairman of the Jewish Agency, as quoted on Voice of Israel on 25th June, that 65,000 immigrants had arrived in Israel since the previous April, 50,000 of them from the Soviet Union, but only 215 had settled in the administered, occupied territories; further notes the letter from Prime Minister Shamir to President Gorbachev and the speech by Housing Minister Sharon, both of which made it clear that Israel has no policy of settling immigrants outside the borders of pre-1967 Israel; and hopes that western Governments will now recognise that Arab criticism is fundamentally against any Jewish immigration to Israel proper, just as it is hostile to any such immigration of Jewish refugees from Hitler's barbarism to mandatory Palestine from 1920 to 1948.

That this House notes and contrasts the comments of the Islamic Jihad movement, as reported on Al-Quds Palestinian Arab radio on 2nd July, calling on all heroic workers to mount operations to stab Soviet Jewish Immigrants with knives in order to confuse the enemy and sow fear in his ranks,...

That this House notes the public statement by the Saudi Foreign Minister on 2nd June that, at his meeting in Jeddah with the United Kingdom Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs that day, the two sides discussed extensively the dangers of Soviet Jewish emigration to occupied Palestine and the negative repercussions this emigration will have on the security and stability of the area; but is confident that the Secretary of State would have re-affirmed Britain's total and long standing support for Soviet Jewish emigration to Israel in its pre-1967 borders, where in fact the vast majority of the Soviet Jews are actually settling.

That this House notes the public statement by the Saudi Foreign Minister on 2nd June that, at his meeting in Jeddah with the United Kingdom Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs that day, the two sides discussed extensively the dangers of Soviet Jewish emigration to occupied Palestine and...