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D:
Right, right.
K:
They've had their chance now.
D:
That is their opinion. That's the voters opinion. But Dayan and Eban
are reluctant to go to new elections. But we might have no choice. I
mean, we might have no choice and we will do this. But this explains,
Mr. Secretary, the [sensitivity ? ]. I want to tell you normally we are
not as bad as what appears now. Because this is really -- And on the other
hand, their daily [coup] going to town, every day they are calling the
government into parliament for a vote of non-confidence which means
the government has to express
They are spreading rumors that
we are capitulating to the Americans and the Syrians on the prison-- You
know, so this is the atmosphere in the country. They are talking about the
issues which are laden with emotion. So it's very easy to rally people
around in effect that you want the prisoners back. But I think the
answer the Prime Minister gave in Parliament, and even Eban had a
good answer yesterday in Parliament, explaining to them that nobody
disputes that we want the prisoners back. The question is how wisely
to do it.
K:
Exactly. Well, I think actually on the prisoner issue Eagleburger gave
you a briefing didn't he?
D:
Yeah, yeah.
K:
I was at a meeting. We are going to hear from the Syrians but we don't
know what it is yet. All I know is that Boumediene told us that we would
hear from the Syrians.
D:
On the timed visit?
K:
Well, about the prisoners in detail. But I think -- I gave you my judgment
that the proposal you made will be accepted.
D:
Yeah.
K:
And we have not yet had the absolutely final word.
D:
Yeah.
K:
Now, but my strong opinion is that these two maniacal Arabs who are
coming here want to take me out to the Middle East with them.
D:
Right.
K:
Because Boumediene has also written me that my appearance in the
Middle East would have a soothing effect on the population-- on the situation.
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