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Overtures
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Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger turned his full at-
tention to the Arab-Israeli
conflict. Prime Minister
Gold Meir came to Wash-
ington and Mr. Kissinger-
began his "shuttle diploma-
cy" trips to the Middle East
to talk to both Arab and
Israeli leaders.
As part of an Oct. 22, 1973,
United Nations resolution
which called for an immedi-
ate cease-fire, plans for Arab
and Israeli negotiations
were put in motion. But
those talks fizzled.
As the Palestinian Libera-
tion Organization grew in
strength in the following
years, terrorist attacks
against Israel increased. The
Jewish state decided in 1982
to take the offensive, attack-
ing the PLO's military and
political infrastructure in
Beirut and southern Leb-
anon. President Ronald
Reagan agreed Israel should
not be subjected to violence
from the north and sent in
U.S. marines as part of a
multi-national peacekeeping
force. U.S. envoy Philip
Habib arrived in Lebanon.
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situation is
completely
different than in
previous eras."
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Yet, while Secretary of State
George Schultz accepted
Israel as an ally, he made it
clear the Palestinian conflict
had to be resolved.
In September 1982, Mr.
Reagan unveiled a peace in-
itiative to resolve the Arab-
Israeli conflict and the Pa-
lestinian issue. The plan
suggested that self-
government by the Palestin-
ians in the West Bank and
Gaza Strip in association
with Jordan offered the best
chance for a durable peace.
Mr. Reagan urged Israel to
freeze settlements in the ter-
ritories, but assured Israeli
leaders it would maintain its
commitment to Israel not to
recognize or negotiate with
the PLO until the PLO rec-
ognized Israel's right to exist.
Believing the plan went
beyond the Camp David
agreement, the Israeli
government rejected it.
Now, almost 10 years later
and after fighting a suc-
cessful war against Iraq,
American officials are once
again eager to help settle the
Arab-Israeli conflict. But the
question remains, will it
work?