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• / August 25, 1975 A , , • . I _____________________~____._::.~s~E~e~B~E~'f~- AGREEMENT BETWEEN EGYPT AND ISRAEL ARTICLE I The Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Government of Israel: Resolve that the conflict between them and in the Middle East should not be resolved by military force but ~ peaceful means; Recall that the <strong>Agreement</strong> concluded by the Parties January 18, 1974, within the framework of the Geneva Peace Conference, constituted a first step towards a just and darable peace according to the provisions of Security Council Resolution 338 of October 22, 1973; and Are determined to reach a final and just peace settle.ent by means of negotiations called for by Security Council Resolution 338 and as a significant step towards that end, ARTICLE II (1) The Parties hereby undertake not to resort to the threat or use of force or armed blockade against each other. «2) The Parties have given a further written assarance to the Government of the United States of America to this effect.) f.e. ':": .• r",.~~'", ::: .~_ ~.~ _'-:'1o.ll?/()3 -SEeMT
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