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THE ASSOCIATION FOR PEACE

12th April 1970.

Professor Joshua Lederberg,
Department of Genetics,
School of Medicine,
Stanford University,
STANDORD, Calif. 94305
U.S.A.

Dear Prof. Lederberg,

Thank you for your,reply to our pamphlet "Four
Solutions",

Half a century ‘of freat power involveméint*in the
Middle East conflict does not seem to have solved very
much. While we certainly do not intend to advocate
unilateral neutrality on Israel's part, we are striving
for a more serious solution than merely "containing ter-
rorisnm",

¥et as 5 you yourself suggest, the great powers are

not currently determining Israel's future ~ whether they
wish to ornot.— since the problems invaglving our future

~ refugees, terrorism, etc. - can only be solved by Israelis
‘and Arabs. With this in mind, we are sending you, under
separate cover, our latest publication, "The Middle East

in the Year 2000", which*seeks to involve people like
yourself in an effort to encourage a long-range, regional
view of the Middle East conflict. We would be happy to
receivé your comments. — oe

Sincerely yours,

A
Dan Bavly
Secretary

Roma, C.P. 6204, Italia. Tel Aviv, 5, Ahuzat Bayit St., P.O.B. 17197. Tel. 50216. WAV ond) je - Cal fi

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