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Israel, Egypt Committed
to Peace Process: Carter
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WASHINGTON (JTA) -
Former President Jimmy
Carter said that he had "no
doubt" that both Israel and
Egypt are committed to con-
tinuing the peace process
and are ready now to "move
aggressively" toward
negotiating an autonomy
agreement for the Palesti-
nian Arabs on the West
Bank and Gaza Strip.
Carter, interviewed on
-ABC-TV's "Nightline" pro-
gram from Plains, Ga.,
stressed that for an au-
tonomy agreement to be
achieved requires the U.S.
to place "the full weight and
prestige of the White House,
- the President and the Secre-
tary of State" behind the ef-
fort.
The former President,
who helped Israel and
Egypt negotiate the Camp
David agreements and their
subsequent peace treaty,
said he had "extensive tele-
phone conversations" with
Israeli Premier Menahem
Begin and President Hosni
Mubarak of Egypt.
He said both had as-
sured him that with Is-
rael's withdrawal from
Sinai completed, they
were "absolutely com-
mitted on their words of
honor, backed by their
own parliaments and
their nations, to carry out
the Camp David ac-
cords."
Friday, May 1, 1982 43
Carter said. He said that
now the U.S., Israel and
Egypt have no other
"agenda" than seeking an
autonomy agreement.
Carter maintained that if
the three countries could
come up with an acceptable
formula, the Palestinians
might be persuaded to ac-
cept it.
He said the Palestine
Liberation Organization
and the Palestinians had
"made a very serious mis-
take" by refusing to join the
talks.
He also noted the PLO
chief Yasir Arafat was
mistaken in not accept-
ing the U.S. conditions of
recognizing Israel's right
to exist and accepting UN
Security Council Resolu-
tion 242. -
Carter said that during
his Administration he had
contacts with the PLO
through third parties such
as Egypt, Jordan, Syria and
Saudi Arabia.
He said the Camp David
agreements did not bar PLO
members from participat-
ing in the negotiations,
either in the guise of West
Bank municipal officials or
as members of one of the
delegations from Arab
countries.
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The return of Sinai to
Egypt was the "first step
and might even be the most
difficult step" in the effort to
achieve a comprehensive
peace in the Middle East,
Reagan Supports
School Prayer
Amendment
WASHINGTON -
President Reagan, who pro-
claimed Thursday as a Na-
tional Day of Prayer, has
announced his support of a
proposed constitutional
amendment authorizing
voluntary group prayer in
public schools.
Proponents of school -
sponsored prayer have
pressed for an amendment
since the Supreme Court
ruled in 1962 that organized
prayer in the public schools
was a violation of the sep-
aration of church and state
clause found in the First
Amendment. Congress has
rejected such proposals five
times.
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AJCommittee
Parley in NY
NEW YORK - Israeli
Ambassador Moshe Arens,
Deputy Secretary of State
Walter J. Stoessel, Jr.,
Mayor Edward I. Koch of
New York, Governor
Richard Snelling of Ver-
mont, Ambassador Max
Kampelman, U.S. Court of
Appeals Judge Robert H.
Bork, and American Jewish
Committee President
Maynard I. Wishner head
the list of distinguished
speakers who will address
the AJC's 76th Annual
Meeting, which begins
Wednesday at the Grand
Hyatt Hotel in New York.
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