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Israel ready to talk WB, Gaza issue
WASHINGTON, Nov 22 Imeh Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir said today he would be willing to discuss the future of Israeli settlements in the oc cupied territories in peace ne gotlattona with Arabs report agencies
Shamir told reporters after meeting President George
part of the territorial problem and the territorial problem wC be discussed and negptl ated In the negotiations '
Shamir to a brief exchange with reporters before depart mg for New Yorii, described his 50 minute session with Bush as "very friendly' and emphasised that Israel was ready to negotiate on all que* ttona.
*We are the most inter ested to have peace in the Middle East* he said
The United State* ha* for mally proposed holding bilat era! peace talks between Isra ell* and Arabs in Washington from December 4. the Stale Depart ment announced tn Washington on Friday
Slate Department spoke* woman Margaret Tutwiler ma de the an nounceme nt shortly after visiting Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir met with President George Hush
She said that invitations to be talks had been sent out by the State Department Thur* day evening.
It was Important to get back to the bargaining table Tutwiler said
Shamir had made a last ditch effort to shift the ne go notion* to the Middle East, but the sources, insisting on ano nymlty said InVttatlou* were scheduled for early December in Washington
The PLO warned today that the Israeli labour Party s recognition of Palestinian ns ttonal rights could backfire and harm the Middle East peace process because it contrast* ■ luirpiy with the polhie* of right wing leaders In Israel
Spokesman Ahmad Abder rahman told AFP that Thursday ■ decision lacked 'political boldness* although it wit a 'half way step towards* a resolution fully recognising Pale*tin»an national tight*
The Palestine Liberation Organisation. *sid Abderra hman was hoping that Israel s Ixsbor Party would 'hilly accept tlie res lltle* apable of lie I pl ng to advance the peae prtx-r** '
Instead, a party rongrrs*motion to "recognise Palestinian national rights' for the first time rather than "seif determination' was an attempt to avoid facing the real Issues. Abderrahman said.
This attitude helps in no way to advance the peace process... (but Jt could) spur (Israeli Prime Minister) Yitzhak Shamir and his Likud Bloc to pursue maneuvers aimed at slowing down this process,' warned Abderrahman.
He urged the Labour Party and its leader Shimon Peres to be "more audacious and speak out in favour of an (Israeli) withdrawal from the Arab and Palestinian occupied territories.
Members of the Palestinian delegation to Middle East peace talks flew to Moscow on Friday to discuss their fears that Soviet Jewish immigrants to Israel will be settled tn the occupied territories.
Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Arens secretly visited China for talks Just after the Madrid Middle East peace conference, security sources said