George John Tenet5 June 2001
Is sent by President Bush to the Middle East to build on ceasefire efforts after renewed Israeli-Palestinian violence.
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Is sent by President Bush to the Middle East to build on ceasefire efforts after renewed Israeli-Palestinian violence.
Meets Israeli officials to discuss steps for reducing violence and restoring security cooperation.
Meets Palestinian Authority representatives to encourage renewed coordination on ceasefire implementation.
Reviews security conditions with Israeli counterparts as part of American efforts to stabilize the ceasefire process.
Discusses local security arrangements connected to the wider Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire initiative.
Presents proposals intended to reduce clashes and improve communication between Israeli and Palestinian security services.
Urges Palestinian leaders to take practical measures against renewed violence and support ceasefire efforts.
Consults with Israeli defense and intelligence officials on monitoring compliance with proposed ceasefire terms.
Continues shuttle diplomacy aimed at translating ceasefire understandings into operational security commitments.
Reports back to the Bush administration on the status of Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire discussions and remaining obstacles.
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