November 1973
Shuttle Diplomacy
Begins postwar shuttle diplomacy between Israel and Arab states.
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Begins postwar shuttle diplomacy between Israel and Arab states.
Uses shuttle diplomacy to bring Israeli, Arab and Palestinian representatives to Madrid.
Mediates final understandings between Israeli and Palestinian leaders before the Hebron agreement is concluded.
Calls for Israeli and Palestinian security officials to resume effective coordination through a joint security committee.
Secures Israeli and Palestinian approval for a work plan built around a mutual comprehensive ceasefire.
Meets Israeli officials to discuss steps for reducing violence and restoring security cooperation.
Presents proposals intended to reduce clashes and improve communication between Israeli and Palestinian security services.
Continues shuttle diplomacy aimed at translating ceasefire understandings into operational security commitments.
Travels to the region to press for a ceasefire after Operation Defensive Shield.
Represents US policy toward Palestinians as the administration states support for a reformed Palestinian state beside Israel.
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