Sinai Disengagement Agreement - Vol. I - Gerald R. Ford ...

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SECRET 9
after the signature of this document, conclude the con- after the signature of this document, conclude
tingency plan for a military supply operation to Israel the contingency plan for a military supply
in an emergency situation.
operation to Israel.
13. It is the USG's position that;Egyptian
commitments under the Egypt-Israel Agreement, its
implementation, validity:and duration are not
conditional upon any act or developments between
the other Arab states and Israel. The USG
regards the Agreement as standing on its own.
13. The USG has obtained an Egyptian commitment~
that the Egypt-Israel Agreement, its implementation,
validity and duration are not conditional
upon any act or developmene. between
the other Arab states and Israel.
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14. The notes the Israeli position that
negotiati
with Jordan will be directed toward an
overall peace settlement at such time as conditions
are conducive to such a negotiation. M , y US
initiativel concerning negotiations wit~
be fully
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Jordan will
scussed with the GOI well id advance, and
every effort will be made to arrive at !a coordinated
position.
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14. The USG shares the Israeli position that
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negotiations with Jordan will be directed toward
an overall peace settlement once c
conducive to such a negotiation (
an interim agreement with Jordan).
initiative concerning negotiations
will be fully discussed iith the
advance and everv effort will be
at a coordinated positi
tions are
U.s.
Jordan
to arrive
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