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

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missiles with conven~ional
warheads,' with 'a view to
considering Israel's requests sympathetically. The U.S•. _
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Administration will submit annually ~or approval by the
U.S. Congress a request for military and economic
assistance in order to help meet Israel's economic arid
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military needs.
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Realizing as I do the importance of the Interim Agreeme,nt
to the 'Middle Eastern situation as a whole, the U.s. will
make every possible effo:t to assist in the establishment
of conditions in which the Agreement will he observed
without being subjected to prEssures or.deadlines.
(Israeli proposed language:
In the spirit of the special relationship existing between
the U.s. and Israel, the u.s. will not put forward nor
support during the duration of the Interim Agreement, new
peace settlement,. which Israel would consider unsatisfactory.
The U.s. will consult with Israel in order to reach agree­
.ment with Israel on the modalities, nature and
of such proposals.)
(u.s. proposed language:
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In the spirit of the special reiationship existing
the U.s. and Israel and in light of the determination of
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both sides to avoid'~ situation in which the u:s. and