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To: Gersh Avery who started this subject	5/23/2002 5:02:50 PM
From: Thomas M.	of 6945

On Israel's unwillingness to accept Sadat's 1971 peace offer, see the comments by General Haim Bar-Lev, a cabinet member in the Meir and Rabin governments: "I think that we could obtain a settlement on the basis of the earlier [pre-June 1967] borders. If I were persuaded that this is the maximum that we might obtain, I would say: agreed. But I think that it is not the maximum. I think that if we continue to hold out, we will obtain more." ("Towards A New Cold War" p.461) (note that in 1977, Israel accepted worse terms that the 1971 Sadat offer).

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