Baker says PLO must discipline leader to keep talks
Secretary of State Baker told the Senate committee the PLO must discipline a top leader and publicly condemn the May attack on Israel to avoid ending dialogue with the United States. He cited allied pressure to maintain dialogue while stressing U S resolve to fight terrorism and pursue peace. The remarks followed talk of NATO unity, nuclear treaties, and regional moves in Angola and Germany.
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Arab states warn Israel's new government could lead to war
In Cairo Egypt and Jordan voices warned that Israel's new right wing government under Yitzhak Shamir threatens peace and could trigger war. President Mubarak discussed Middle East developments with President Bush while King Hussein called the cabinet dangerous to regional stability and Syria warned of a bloodier future conflict.
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Israel Rebuffs Land Demands Amid Uprising Fallout
Israel’s new conservative government signals tighter policy on West Bank and Gaza settlements and endorses deportation of Palestinian revolt leaders. It clashes with U.S. calls for restraint while inviting UN Secretary-General to send an envoy to investigate alleged abuses.
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