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Negotiators share PLO’s views, says Arafat's aide
WASHINGTON. Jan 19 : A senior Palestine Liberation Organization(PLO) official Saturday insisted that Palestinian negotiators at Middle East peace talks shared the PLO's views. reports AFP
The Palestinian delegation at the talks 'Is 100 per cent united with Its people and Its leadership.' said Nabil Shaath, a top aide to PLO chief Yasser Arafat. Shaath said that for the Palestinian people, the PLO was that leadership
There la absolutely no chance of creating a wedge.' Shaath told a conference of Arab-Americans.
While US law bars entry into the country by PLO members. Shaath was allowed Into the United States under a waiver granted by Secretary of State James Baker. The PLO official was not scheduled to meet with US officials during
the visit.
The latest round of the bl lateral Arab-Israeli negotiations ended In Washington Thursday without the parlies agreeing on a venue or an exact date for the next round
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Faris Boucz told Voice of Lebanon radio station his Syrian-backed government would not attend the Moscow talks cltlier.
He said be had briefed the Russian Ambassador to Lebanon on what he termed Israel's policies to Isolate the Arab states which he said would lead to the failure of any peace talk*
The Bahrain dally Al-Ayam quoted Nabil Sliaath. an adviser to PLO chief Yasser Arafat, as saying the Palestinian delegates would withdraw from the Middle East peace process if Washington provides Israel with 10 billion dollars in loan guarantee.
Palestinians say lire guran tees would allow Israel to divert funds to the building of new settlements In the occupied territories and to cover the cost of resettling Immigrants from the former Soviet Union.
On his return to Egypt. Moussa played down his apparent failure to persuade Syria to attend
But Moussa confirmed that Egypt. the one Arab country to have made peace with Israel, would attend the talks.
Diplomats In Cairo expressed little surprise at Sy ria s stand They have said all along they wouldn t go unless there was progress In the bilaterals.' said one western diplomat. There was very little Egypt could do to change that"