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10- his SECRUS -7- #291, April 13, 1 p.m.; from Jerusalem up but that it was the death sentence of Tulkarm, which has lived on rich land that Abdullah surrendered. Palestine Arabs are bitter with Abdullah, Britain and US. They contend that our inactivity amounted to pressure upon Abdullah to sign. It is obvious from Comay's statement of Israel's cerritorial claims that she is in direct contraventlon of US policy When I told Comay that he was certainly aware that President and Secretary had only recently reaffirmed to Sharret US views on territorial settle- ment she replied, "yes, but we hope to change Washington's mind". GENERAL COMMENT: In spite of all Department has done since January, Israel has stiffened rather than modified her position. Armistice talks emphasized Arab weakness because, as Bunche told me, Israel gave at no point and Arabs gave at every point where concession was necessary. Israel intends to exploit that weakness to the maximum. Again it seems to me that Israeli position has brought into question whole US policy as to Palestine. One matter of concern is that unfair arrangements sponsored by UN and approved by US would have serious repercussions in Middle East and tend to discredit US, besides provid- ing good basis for exploitation by unfriendly powers. BURDETT JSP:EFC ARCHIVES AND NATIONAL RECORDS SERVICE* DECLASSIFIED E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E) Dept. of State letter, . By NLT- HC 2 NARS Date 8.26.75

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