Word: processing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...threaten Begin's position as Premier, and it could well be muted in the wake of last week's atrocity. But much now depends on his talks in Washington. Should the Israelis conclude that Begin's intransigence was to blame for the failure of the peace process and a worsening relationship with the U.S., his government could still be in trouble...
...Administration has wanted to have Begin come to Washington ever since Sadat's visit in February. Officials are convinced that Begin wants peace but does not realize how close the process is to collapse. At his press conference, Carter said he had "no intention" of pressing Begin to make additional concessions. His main purpose, he said, would be to convey Egypt's latest negotiating position to the Israeli Premier and attempt to get direct Israeli-Egyptian talks resumed. He will advance Sadat's argument that the Egyptian President needs some indication of movement on the West Bank...
...Egyptians will be watching to see just how much leverage Carter has with Begin, especially in the face of all the activity by the Israel lobby against the President's plane-sale proposal. Carter insists that he is not "discouraged" about the peace process-yet. Says he: "We are going to stick with it even if it takes a lot of time and much abuse...
...Well, just as we embarked on a Peace Process, let us have a forces disengagement which would peacefully put an end to this counterattacking...
...receive the American proposal, which Israel received at the same time. Having agreed on the first disengagement of forces on the Egyptian front, we embarked on a new stage-the second stage in the Peace Process. And here I must reiterate that no one else except the United