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Appendix R
Proposed U.S. Statement
In view of the statement issued by the PLO earlier today and as part of
our commitment to advance the cause of peace in the Middle East and to
hold concerned parties accountable, the U.S. government has decided to
make the following statement:
1. The U.S. appreciates the courage and leadership of the PLO and
welcomes its renewed commitment to peace and the renunciation
of terrorism.
2. The PLO statement has clearly underlined the utility of the
PLO-U.S. dialogue as a means to strengthen our resolve to fight
terrorism and advance the cause of peace. Consequently, the U.S.
has decided to upgrade and expand its dialogue with the PLO so
more substantive issues can be discussed and diplomatic avenues
explored.
3. The U.S. views the policy of the new Israeli government which
states that it will seek to "enhance, expand and develop" Jewish
settlements in the Occupied Territories as representing a new
obstacle for peace.
4. As the U.S. continues to oppose the building of Jewish settle-
ments in the Occupied Territories, it declares that no American
funds will be provided for the purpose of aiding the settlement of
Soviet Jews in Israel until the Israeli government commits itself
publicly not to "enhance, expand or develop" Jewish settlements
in the Occupied Territories.

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Publication Information: Book Title: U.S.-PLO Dialogue: Secret Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution. Contributors: Mohamed Rabie - author. Publisher: University Press of Florida. Place of Publication: Gainesville, FL. Publication Year: 1995. Page Number: 192.
    
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