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Meir says peace, no budging from land policy in Middle East
Israeli Premier Golda Meir declared that neither war nor threat of war would move Israel from its land and belief that peace with Arab states is the final outcome. She warned the Soviets may avoid deep involvement and urged secure borders while stressing negotiations with neighbors. Meeting in Tel Aviv, she noted Nasser’s death shifts Middle East dynamics and that peace remains Israel’s aim despite pressure. Sadat in Cairo accused the U.S. and Israel of leveraging Nasser’s death to prod surrender, while Egypt vows talks without coercion. Jordan faces renewed U.S. ammo help after civil conflict, as guerrilla bases and censorship disputes shape a fragile truce amid regional turmoil.
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