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    "ocrText": "TELECON\n7-28-70 2:30 p.m.\nRogers/Kissinger\nK: The President is in transit. He left before the thing got through.\nR: Israel has raised a point which is very unfortunate. It may be\na device that they're using to\nthe whole initiative. They\nsay that because Jordan didn't accept the commitment to control the\nfedayeen, they don't feel Jordan makes them a partner to the agree-\nment. We told them that the King can't do that and that we recognize\nthat Israel has the right of decision and do what they're doing now.\nI have got Rabin coming in to tell him that this will be constructive.\nWe will tell him to put pressure on Jordan. If a ceasefire goes into\neffect\nIsrael response done to undercut the whole initiative.\nIt is a very serious matter. I wanted to tell you I am going to take\nthe same line with Rabin and it will not be necessary for President\nto take action.\nK: My former student delivered\nI don't see why their view vis-a-vis\nthe fedayeen is different if they accept a ceasefire.\nR: I don't either. They say that it is a fedayeen\nand that\nNasser will not observe it. Israel can manage the fedayeen with no\ntrouble. It appears that this is a way of shifting the whole initiative.\nI am going to talk to them and I am going to be firm and it may be\nnecessary for the President to take some action.\nK: I don't see what other view he would take.\nR: I don't either.\nK: Did Joe Sisco call you about 10 questions. I didn't know what he\nwas talking about.\nR: We'll try to keep you advised. The thing is moving SO fast.\nK: You are not modifying any of those\n.\nR: on the veto one, we will look at it sympathetically. We can't\napprove veto.\nThe President made some pretty\nannouncements about the\nGolon Heights.\nR: That can't possibly arrive now because Nasser has accepted\nthe proposal. So I'll try to give as much assurance as I can without"
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