Documents / FOIA release
This Central Intelligence Agency compilation of Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) material collects Israeli radio and press coverage of the Middle East peace talks from September 1978. It includes Prime Minister Begin's address to the nation before the Camp David summit and his airport statement on departure. It also contains opposition and Peace Now reactions, an interview with Moshe Arens and Hayyim Bar-Lev, parts of the Knesset debate on the Camp David accords, and remarks on Yamit settlers. The document makes no mention of UFOs.
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PPROV "D Fel pEASE CIA HISTORICAL C LLECTIONS DIVISION AR 70-14 13 V20:1ru r pintof vew-when we did not have Jez-., lem--Ben-Gurion sa- _-::ver, from a border pon oviw erepared to make peace with us on these ths is what we have and if the Arabs are p t _rs we will do so. __ i7, with ?rit'e Minister Eshkol and a national unity g r t,-- d we not offet gu3ez Canal and the Jcrdan River and we took the Golan aeights nd fr -aking of peace with a withdrawal from Sinaith suitalet arrangements toainsureedom shipping, and a retarn of the Golan Heigh wi thisbitand tinsure y scuzrces o° the Jordan River? Did we not offer this? I am neither criticizirng nor -- th atta hnw o eative answer rom Egypt and Syria we decided in= th ia tat hntil they (?came) but established settlements in accordance -_ - -^ ..:: i°_a "- intsthey (?name)a. and in Judaea and ; ta-richians o. Gl °ront s--on the Golan Heights and in Sinaird i eaend har c- lan"a idy -asno way to advance toward peace or toward the achievement - ya. tnang d - -id that it was not the settlements that would determine borde f we c ime a peaid at fet but that the borderline would determine .,b~driL:° a.-chieved a Peace agreement bu httebo the bestoofdourtminimal because we were dealing with ourselves e es there were " _-_ .nd nationa' =cniderat.ons-not the desire to expand endlessi - w y desGnoa ci favor or against the Allon plan; there were questions aroun far wesho ld setle Siavc or ldgains etl a a i a e t of Al Arish or be -- , sihld setle Sinai; should we oe -endlessly sought territory, but this pre- - dith thae on opprio:cthe solution was that ie were discussing matters only canen diff.rt3tconsider what the Arabs would agree to. However, we . - - s o;,ssir g only; with ourselves. - - in the same thing. Teds Camp David we faced a disadvantage and an advantag o the same this The dis- '"atgewswhtw sawa in realityr was not siilar to our dream and this was also an r:face.; t -:a"a is aitywas we -David was no dream but reality, dvntge as-ady nae wsas thae rwat that Cwar mo app oaching but this is a ,advag.8 - _ i h reality that we are no: - te-oror a ret p opohlther ae tw sides and not a reality that we have creared to make l -e°. ,n hptis not tre only country and was not the first country prep rttal _ wth. ors.J n,_y 5cially in the past 2 years--the Jordanian Government as epare to reach a full peace agreement with us. This lappened d ng the Rabin go e.t d, if I am not mistaken, rin e e There w-ere lengthy deliberations with the Joreement withthem. which laste icr a nn tine and the Rabin government did not reach agr f m-a side r-ark here; when we did not manage to influenee dnotrdenigrate Goverment nte a ccipting cur concept--the Allon plan, let us say--We d che ecae ouselves and did notcail t ~a^ overnment unsuccessful, worths tanhaduhe conducted Jordan d d n otaoc o proPosals. I did not hear anybody say tha tre netotiations ae -ouldhave convinced King Husayn to accept Allon's plan. tthe truth__Lhat what we neant is unacceptable to the Jordanian -eet h-awhatitid-waen epared to accept. That was not a question Wcer:said--and this~ =t orpses we are not prepare_ oacpfhnens n ueos ofcverrr-ty _On ility or all those terms of lefthadedness and numer uhse c° cpabi-- - s do it better. This may be done better. Howevert ccati.cs i "l sga~rb concept prevailing in each Arab coutry and.what we wat, a pn ..w when the United States, in the framework of those w- ~y,.to , -;;.t we ;rans -- ."eth finde atatay out oftecnlt, "ant, on or"er to help the two parties to fin lacey the fEytam airfield, proposals c at a ~.nt T sraeli, air base be set up to rep -- oposdd not agU.
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