Jerusalem IS not a bad place to be in for a column on terrorism, so long as due care is exercised over definitions.
I came to Jerusalem at the invitation of the new Jonathan Institute, named after the brilliant young leader of the raid on Entebbe, who lost his life there. Mr. Begin heads the Committee, followed by Moshe Dayan (now recovering from surgery for a malignant tumor) and most of the famous names in Israel’s brief history. Also present were Senator Henry Jackson, George Bush, Vladimir Bukovsky, Jacques Soustelle, and others—all here to consider the problem of state support for terrorism, and what to do about it.




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