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    "ocrText": "-2-\nD: But I think it is, too, in all of our interests that\nthere would be a number\nbecause of the Sadat\nsituation. I don't know if you saw the Prime Minister's\nstatement today about disengagement with Syria -- we don't\nwant to stay in the area.\nK: Will you do me a favor? Will you tell your GD people\nto shut up about what you may offer -- because the Syrians\nare not like the Egyptians. I wouldn't even have said you\ndon't want to stay in the area.\nD: Well, I will mention not to speak because I know in the\nstatus of forces agreements we will not be discussing\nanything beyond the line of the pre-67 war -- they want to have\nhalf the Golan Heights.\nK: What I would recommend, though -- just for your consideration.\nSadat seems to think that if Kinetra could be put under Syrian\nadministration don't answer me now -- and from my conversations\nwith Assad, I think you'd be better off if you could\ntwo kilometers beyond the October 6 line - to the UN - not to\nthem - but not let them come all the way forward.\nD: of course not. I passed to Israel your idea about the UNEF\nbuffer zone -- what you told me yesterday. I think\nK: Well, I think the Syrians would be happier without them.\nD: In any event whit what I think -- the thinking in Israel is\nthat there would be nothing that would be going beyond the\npre-Yom Kippur war and that the buffer zone will be beyond those\nlines, but I don't want to say this beens because right now\nthey are still discussing it. I'm not sure\nis so happy\nDayan is coming.\nK: Have them both come.\nD: Mr. Secretary, can I ask you something about your\nabout Mr. Sisco. He was today at the Subcommittee of the\nForeign Affairs Committee on the Middle East, and I'm not\ncriticizing\nK: Criticize him if you want to.\nD: Well, I wonder if you have any information. He said that\nthe number of Israeli prisoners in Syria is SO small -- much\nless than the Israelis anticipate -- \"When they hear the\nnumber, there will be such a hue and cry in Israel.\"\nK: I know nothing. I assure you that it is one theory that"
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