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Israel Offers
To Negotiate

Jerusalem (JTA) — Israel
says it is willing to resume
negotiations with Egypt for a
compromise solution to their
border dispute over Taba.
Yosef Ben-Aharon, director
general of the prime
minister's office, said June 16
on Israel radio that Premier
Yitzhak Shamir is prepared
to reopen the talks under the
auspices of the legal adviser
to the U.S. State Department,
Abraham Sofaer.
The Taba dipute was sub-
mitted to an international ar-
bitration panel in March,
after more than a year of
hearings in Geneva. Its ver-
dict, which will be binding
under international law, is ex-
pected in September.

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