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Israel / Elections #275968

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Mar 14, 1981
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(Studio) Moshe Dayan's political activities in Israel, in light of upcoming elecs. there, outlined.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer

(Tel Aviv, Israel) [Ze'ev SHAHAM, PEOPLE - criticize and praise Dayan.] Dayan's role in Israel recalled encompassing war for independence, Suez Canal clash, 1973 war; films, photos shown. [Ze'ev SHAHAM ("sic") - criticizes Dayan.] (Iden. confused on broadcast) [DAYAN - justifies his actions.] His recent meeting with President Anwar Sadat and possibility of his candidacy discussed. [DAYAN - thinks he should try whether he succeeds or not.] Dayan's position on Palestinian issue mentioned. [Aviram HANOCH - recalls Dayan's popularity.] Aspects of Dayan's personality noted.
REPORTER: Bob Simon

Reporter(s):
Schieffer, Bob;
Simon, Bob
Duration:
00:04:00

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