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Israel, Palestinians prepare for summit amid political crisis
WASHINGTON. July 10; Is-rael and the Palestinians continued preparations today for a high-risk Camp David summil amid a raging political crisis in Jerusalem and dire warnings ol violence should the peace talks fail, reports AFP.
With Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat expected here late Monday and early Tuesday, their summit host. US President Bill Clinton, predicted long-term trouble if quick action was not taken.
"If the parties do not seize this moment to make more progress, there will be more hostility and more bitterness, perhaps even more violence." Clinton wrote in a Newsweek magazine column.
In Sunday morning television appearances, the president's top aides offered similar stark assessments, promoting the Camp David gathering as a
possible last chance to avert a downward spiral into war.
"There Is a possibility th.it. if there Is not a resolution, there could be tin* descent Into violence." said Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on ABC's "This Week" program
"That is why we want make sure we are giving the maximum effort." she said, noting the looming September 13 deadline the two sides have set for reaching a final accord
Arafat has vowed to declare a Palestinian state by that date with or without an agreement with Israel -• promises (hat have unnerved the Israelis and the US mediators and led to fears of renewed violence.
September 13 is "about nine weeks away, and if there Isn't an agreement by that point, 1 believe you're going to have an unravelling," Clinton's national security adviser. Sandy Berger, said on the CBS pro-
gramme "Face The Nation."
We know that without an agieement (here is a ccr(aln path to turmoil The path to an agreement Is uncertain, but i is certainly a preferable path.'' he idded.
Senior Israeli and Palestinian officials joined the US chorus of urgency in (he (alks
"1 know that failure at Camp David would lead to despair, and despair may lead to eruptions of violence." Israeli Deputy Defence Minister Ephraim Such told CNN's "Late Edition."
He said the military must tie prepared for failure, which he termed "unthinkable because everything would collapse and there are no winners from violence."
On the same programme, chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat said his side wanted nothing more than a peace deal and did not want to
see any resumption of violence.
We don't want an escalation of violence. Nobody can benefit horn violence." he said 1 think It's the moment ol truth I think we have to exert every possible effort Io ensure the sin ess of the summit ."
The parties remain deeply divided on core Issues: borders of a future Palestinian state; the status of Jerusalem: the late of some 3.5 million Palestinian refugees and of some 150.000 Jewish settlers.
US officials are hoping the deadline and Arafat's Intention to proclaim statehood, will prod the negotiators to reach an accord but Barak's bargaining position appears increasingly fragile as his shaky coalition at home verges on collapse
On Sunday, three right-wing parties abandoned the government, setting the stage for a no-confldence vote on Monday.