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Ambassador Dinitz/Secretary Kissinger
March 23, 1974
1:00 PM
D: Hello
K: Communications from your Government which Eagleburger has handed
to me. Let me make a number of points: First of all, I am sending it
back to you, I refuse to accept it, and you can tell them that.
D: This is not the communications that I was suppose to hand to you.
K: At any rate. Just tell them I have refused to accept the first part
of it in any form in which it has been communicated. Secondly, if you
think if it is in your interest to bring this matter to a head while I am
in Moscow, you go right ahead and do it.
D: But we don't think it is in our interest to bring it to a head.
with
K: Thirdly, if Dayan doesn't come, I'll rodraw from the negotiation
and state publicly what has happened and you do what you want.
And then we will put somebody else in charge here. We have now
communicated to other Governments that Dayan is coming. Your behavior
is
outrageous and frivolous and you know dam well we have told Sadat
they should be removed by the time we fly our next plane. yOu know very
well that he has told us the tanks would be removed and has not refused
to withdraw the artillery. I have communicated with Fahmy yesterday
so it is entirely up to you, if you want to play domesticate politics
you go ahead and do it, but I think and you just communicate this to the
Prime Minister, I don't care to debate it. I cannot accept this communication
in any of its points. We are talking about 72 lousy artillery piéces which
we have told you we would get removed and if you can't understand why
we wanted to get to Sadat personally for the first time we flew a mission
and why it was SO desircable to do if after the embargo had been lifted
then and why we wanted to have the military photographer interpreter
there who could explain it to him.
D: We understand this.
K: So then the first part of your thing is just totally unacceptable but
if you don't like our reconnaissance you do your own reconnaissance,
we would be delighted to stop it.
D: Can I say something Mr. Secretary.
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