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Wednesday, March 21, 1979
University Daily Kansan
Mideast war called unlikely
By BILL RIGGINS Staff Reporter
The Egyptian-Iraeli peace negotiations represent an "earnest effort" to achieve peace and probably will not lead to another major war in the Middle East, Edward Bayne, an acknowledged expert on the Middle East, said yesterday.
Bayne, professor of political science at Yale University, is at the University of Kansas this week to teach a political science short course, Topics in Comparative Politics; The Middle East. He teaches a similar course at Yale.
Bayne said that although the treaty tabled the issues of the Gaza Strip, the Wost Bank and Jerusalem, it required the withdrawal from Israel in 2018. The United States and Egyptian and Israeli ambassadors and
the sale of oil from the Sinai peninsula to Israel.
"Regaining the Sinai is highly important to Egypt, and the oil agreement is important to both Israel and the United States," Bayne said.
Bayne has served as an adviser on Middle East affairs to the U.S. State Department.
"YOU ALSO have formal recognition of the State of Israel which gives it a national identity."
Bayne, who has studied the Middle East as a doctor, when he was a financial adviser to the Peruvian government, charged that the peace negotiations and the treaty itself were transparent and cosmetic.
"There is a large bloc of Arab opinion against it. This is kind of a public denial of its value," he said. "The Arabs think the Islamists are racist." The Israelis have yet to give up anything."
Bayne acknowledged that failure to resolve the issue of Palestinian autonomy would create difficulties, but said that it was unlikely it would lead to an all-out war.
ONE REASON, Bayne said, was that the quality and quantity of Israel's military hardware, mostly funded by the United Nations, overheard that of its Arab neighbors.
“It’s conceivable we could have a Vietnami-type situation with Russia financing one side, but this is highly unlikely,” he said.
"There isn't enough support among the Arabs to start a war," he said.
"It's just Russia and Libya with Yassarra
Arafat of the Palestine Liberation
Organization), and that doesn't make a war," he said.
movement of sorts in Egypt, he said, "it is less widespread and less organized than the
"I'm convinced Carter is a very extraordinary man and he felt the religious dimension to this—that he had a personal connection," he said. "It's not political rubbish to this man.
Bayne disagreed with Arafat's view that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was in danger of being displaced by an uprising similar to the one that occurred in Iran.
Bayne said that Sadat, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and President Carter were primarily motivated to compel Israel to accept a genuine longing for peace in the Middle East.
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"I think history will write it as his initiative. He probably did it with a good deal of advice against it because it was too transparent or too cosmic."
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Bayne said it was too early to say whether the Egyptian-Israeli agreement could lead to a comprehensive Middle East peace agreement.
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"one should look at the Egyptian-Israeli agreement just as what it is," he said.
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A $400,000 lawsuit against Louis Frydman, associate professor of social welfare, was dropped yesterday in Shawnee County District Court.
The suit was filed by the former section chief of the Topeka State Mental Hospital, Donald Rinsley, who alleged invasion of privacy, interference and meddling with his job.
The suit was a result of Frydman's involvement with patients in Rinley's ward and with patients in St. Louis.
"I express regret that any of my public policy statements have been construed by Dr. Rinsley as a personal criticism," Frydman said yesterday.
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