jordan us helped to negotiate a peace agreement in 1979 between israel and.
he us helped to negotiate a peace agreement in 1979 between israel and?
jordan
jarring's report was presented to the public on 4 january 1971. on 8 february, he submitted to the egyptian and israeli governments his most detailed plan for an egyptian-israeli peace treaty. egypt responded by stating that it would "only be willing to enter into a peace agreement with israel" after israel agreed to a set of 7 terms including the "withdrawal of the israeli armed forces from all the territories occupied since 5 june 1967." israel responded that it "views favourably the expression by the uar of its readiness to enter into a peace agreement with israel and reiterates that it is prepared for meaningful negotiations on all subjects relevant to a peace agreement between the two countries." another government statement said "as its condition for peace, egypt would have israel restore its past territorial vulnerability. this israel will never do." norman finkelstein writes that egypt's response was "uniformly interpreted as an affirmative reply to jarring's aide-mémoire, explicitly stating its readiness" to have a peace agreement with israel. israel's refusal to agree to a full withdrawal made, in finkelstein's view, a diplomatic settlement impossible and war inevitable.
jarring mission
from the inception of hezbollah to the present the elimination of the state of israel has been a primary goal for hezbollah. hezbollah not only opposes the government and policies of the state of israel, but also each and every jewish civilian who lives in israel. its 1985 manifesto reportedly states "our struggle will end only when this entity [israel] is obliterated. we recognize no treaty with it, no ceasefire, and no peace agreements." secretary-general nasrallah has stated, "israel is an illegal usurper entity, which is based on falsehood, massacres, and illusions," and considers that the elimination of israel will bring peace in the middle east: "there is no solution to the conflict in this region except with the disappearance of israel." in an interview with "the washington post", nasrallah said, "i am against any reconciliation with israel. i do not even recognize the presence of a state that is called 'israel.' i consider its presence both unjust and unlawful. that is why if lebanon concludes a peace agreement with israel and brings that accord to the parliament our deputies will reject it; hezbollah refuses any conciliation with israel in principle... when a peace agreement is concluded between the lebanese government and israel, we would surely disagree with the lebanese government about that, but we would not make any turmoil out of it." in 1993, during the oslo peace process, nasrallah and several other top hezbollah generals came out staunchly opposed to any final peace agreement between the israelis and palestinians to the point that they accused palestinian national authority president yasser arafat of blasphemy and treachery to the muslim people. their strong objections to the israeli-palestinian peace process is held to this day. jerusalem and the dome of the rock is used as a rallying point in hezbollah literature, media, and music for the destruction of israel and support for palestine.
ideology of hezbollah