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Syria rejects Israeli offer for partial pullout from Golan
WASHINGTON. Sept 15 Syria's chief negotiator on Monday ruled out a partial Israeli withdrawal on the Golan Heights as a solution to more than four decades of conflict, reports AP.
But Muwuffiq al-Allaf wilh held judgment on Ihc new proposal the Israeli negotiator, Prof. Itamar Rabinovich, brought with him as peace talks resumed al the Stale Department after a 10-day rc-
"1 think it provides an excellent basis for further progress." said Rabinovich, a Tel Aviv University professor. "I very much hope our Syrian Interlocutors will rise to the occasion."
Before the break. Israel and Syria had for the first time begun to talk about a settlement based on UN Security Council land-for-peace resolutions.
Al-Allaf told reporters he did not want to Judge Israel s proposal before seeing II. But he stressed Syria was demanding Israel give up all of the strategic Golan Heights, which Israel annexed in 1982.
The subject of negotiations is a comprehensive peace." the Syrian diplomat said. "In a peace process for a comprehensive peace you do not talk about partial withdrawal or partial solutions."
In Jerusalem, meanwhile.
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin warned Syria to expect no Israeli readiness for land concessions until Syria defines what It means by peace.
Rabin said Israel hnd yet to hear from Damascus whether It agreed with Israel's definition of peace: "Open borders, diplomatic relations, embassies. normalization of contacts between us."
Last week. Rabin said Israel was willing to negotiate an interim security arrangement with Syria while negotiators worked toward a comprehcn slvc peace.
Rabinovich described the proposal Israel Intended to give Syria as 'very carefully prepared' and as containing some creative thinking and a lot of god wfll."
He said he hoped Syria "will rise to the occasion and that a fruitful dialogue will develop on the basts of this paper."
On two other fronts. Israel resumed negotiations with Jordan and with Lebanon. Talks with a Palestinian delegation were scheduled for later In the day.
In a goodwill gesture. Israel Is offering Jordan some of the waler a bountiful rainfall produced this year. Talks on water resources in the region involving some two-dozen nations are due to open here on Tuesday.