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

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tions, the u.s.; will take the position" that these are
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negotiations between the parties. Should thelU.S.
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desire to put forward proposals of its own, it willmake
every. e.ffort to coordinate with Israel its proposals'
with a-view to refraining from putting fo~ard proposals
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that Israel would consider unsatisfactory".)
The U.S~
will support the position that an overall settlement
with Syria in the framework of-_ a peace agree.rnent must
assure Israelis security from attack from the Golan Heights.
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The u.s. gives great weight to Israell~s'positionthat
peace agreement with Syria must be predicated on Israel
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remaining on the Golan Heights.
_language unacceptable to U.S.:
(Additional Israeli
The U.S. will not press
Israel to go do\~
from the Golan Heights.)
Sincerely,
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