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Mideast talks bogged down
WASHINGTON. Dec 18 . There is little evidence that the first five days of Arab Israeli peace talks narrowed differences on cither procedure of substance, reports AP.
The Israeli team has announced plans to return home Wednesday night, and there Is no agreement as yet us to when and where the next round of talks will be held.
Inar atmosphere plagued by mistrust built up over decades, Israeli negotiators have been holding separate talks with Syrian and Lebanese teams and with a Joint Palestinian-Jordanian delegation.
On the latter discussions. President Bush implored negotiators to resolve their differ ences over procedure so they could talk about fate of Israeli-held territories on the West Bank and Gaza Strip and other divisive issues
The l*aicstlnians. eager to
be accorded the status of an independent entity, want to meet with the Israelis alone but Israel has insisted the Palestinians be a part of the Jordanian delegation.
Meeting with reporters Tuesday night after yet another fruitk-ss round of talks, Israeli spokesman Ellakim Rubinstein counseled patience.
"We believe we arc having good conversations with our friends in the Palestinian -Jordanian (dck-galfon) even in this situation now. We believe we can do belter," Rubinstein said. As a gesture to the Arab media present, he offered some remarks in Arabic.
Israel has suggested that the deadlock be broken by beginning within the frame worked of a Joint Palestinian-Jordanian delegation, breaking up into separate tracks and then reconvening as a Joint forum under a preset timetable.
Of the three sets of talks.
perhaps the most difficult has been the Israeli-Syrian one.
"No progress at all yet." Syrian delegate Bushra Kanafani said Tuesday
The two sides have become bogged down on the question of sequence. The Syrians arc demanding the unconditional return of the Golan Heights, captured by Israel in the 1967 Middk- East War. while Israel wants the initial phase of the talks to locus on security guarantees.
It is "very clear that the Israeli dictionary does not have the word withdrawal,'" Ms Kanalanl saki.
The Israelis, meanwhile, complained about Syria s vote against Monday's UN General Assembly repeal of a 1975 resolution equating Zionism with racism. They contended the move was proof that Syria still doesn't recognise the right of Jews to live In Israel.