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Ephraim Sneh:
Need to negotiate.

New Push
In PLO Talks

Jerusalem (JTA) — The seri-
ous strains that have emerg-
ed this week in relations
between Palestinian leaders
in the administered ter-
ritories and Palestine Lib-
eration Organization offi-
cials in Tunis have given
new momentum to those
forces here advocating direct
talks between Israel and the
PLO.
Foreign Minister Shimon
Peres has been among the
most vocal of top Israeli offi-
cials on this possibility, in-
dicating over the weekend
that Israel would talk with
whomever was the most
moderate among the Pales-
tinians.
When asked specifically
about direct talks with the
PLO, he did not discount the
possibility, answering,
"Everything in its due
course."
Echoing Mr. Peres' views,
Deputy Foreign Minister
Yossi Beilin hinted at the
possible need to negotiate
directly with the PLO under
certain circumstances.
Similar views were ex-
pressed by Labor Knesset
member Ephraim Sneh, who
is considered close to Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
However, Mr. Rabin
himself is known to oppose
strongly any inclusion of the
PLO in the peace process. He
was quoted as telling a
group of American Jewish
leaders in a conference call
that the Israeli government
will continue to negotiate
only with Palestinian repre-
sentatives from the ter-
ritories.
"We are not negotiating
with the PLO, even if we are
not preventing contact with
them," he was quoted as tell-
ing members of the Con-
ference of Presidents of
Major American Jewish
Organizations.

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