A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files

PALESTINE-ISRAEL

1967–1969

Part 1: Political, Governmental, and National Defense Affairs

A UPA Collection from

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files

PALESTINE-ISRAEL February 1967–1969

PART 1: POLITICAL, GOVERNMENTAL, AND NATIONAL DEFENSE AFFAIRS

Subject-Numeric Categories: AID, DEF, and POL

Project Coordinator Robert E. Lester

Guide compiled by Eric H. Doss

A UPA Collection from

7500 Old Georgetown Road • Bethesda, MD 2081420814-6126

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Palestine-Israel, 1967–1969 [microform] / project coordinator, Robert E. Lester. microfilm reels. Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Eric H. Doss, entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Palestine-Israel, 1967–1969. ISBN 0-88692-783-8 1. Arab-Israel conflict—1967–1973—Sources. 2. Israel—History—20th century—Sources. 3. Palestine—History—20th century—Sources. 4. United States—Foreign relations—Middle East—Sources. 5. United States. Dept. of State—Archives. I. Lester, Robert. II. Doss, Eric H., 1980– . III. United States. Dept. of State. IV. University Publications of America (Firm) V. Title: Confidential U.S. State Department Central files. Palestine-Israel, 1967–1969. VI. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Palestine-Israel, 1967–1969. DS119.7 956.04'6—dc22 2006046531 CIP

Copyright © 2006 LexisNexis, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. ISBN 0-88692-783-8.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope and Content Note ...... v Source Note ...... vii Editorial Note ...... vii State Department Records Classification System, February 1963–July 1973 .... ix Subject File Outlines (with Secondary File Designations) ...... xv Country Abbreviations ...... xvii Sample Reel Index Entries ...... xxvii Abbreviations ...... xxix

Reel Index

Reel 1 Economic Assistance (AID)...... 1 Defense Affairs (DEF) ...... 3

Reel 2–4 Defense Affairs (DEF) cont...... 4

Reel 5 Defense Affairs (DEF) cont...... 13 Political Affairs and Relations (POL) ...... 13

Reels 6–13 Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont...... 15

Subject Index ...... 43

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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of American diplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developments throughout the world in the twentieth century. This edition consists of the Central Files for Palestine/Israel for the period between 1967 and 1969. The files are arranged according to the State Department Records Classification System, February 1963–1973. The subjects from the classification system included in this edition are AID (Foreign Economic Assistance), CSM (Communism), DEF (Defense Affairs), and POL (Political Affairs and Relations). This collection consists generally of cables and letters sent and received by U.S. diplomats and embassy personnel; reports on meetings between U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders; newspaper clippings and translations from journals and newspapers; transcripts of speeches; and reports and observations on political, military, and economic affairs. This collection begins with a small series of AID documents relating to the military and economic assistance provided to Israel. These documents contain information about the Food for Peace program administered by the United States as well as other humanitarian activities in the region. Some attention is given to Israel attempts at creating a nuclear desalination plant. One of the most contentious issues in the Middle East is the allocation and use of fresh water. Nuclear desalination was an option explored by the Israeli government to fulfill the fresh water requirements of the country. The AID section also contains documents relating to the mission work of Christian churches in the region, including the Lutheran World Relief foundation and Catholic Relief Services. Following the AID section, the Defense Affairs section provides details about the Israeli Defense Forces, including the air force and the navy. One of the more controversial issues involves the use of foreign nationals in the Israeli Defense Force (IDF). There are many instances of Jewish American citizens serving in the IDF, a situation that has caused tension between America and other Middle East countries. The physical boundaries of Israel were, and continue to be, a volatile subject in the Middle East. Many documents in the DEF section contain status reports concerning Jerusalem. The United Nations decreed that Jerusalem would be an international city, controlled by a multinational government. The Israeli government, however, considers Jerusalem the “eternal, undivided” capital of Israel, while the PLO hopes to create a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. The DEF section also provides an overview of arms sales between Israel and other countries. In addition to the documents concerning sales to Israel, a large portion of this section outlines the assistance Israel provided to other countries. This support often included Israeli-run training programs in foreign countries and/or the sale of military hardware. The largest section of the collection is the Political Affairs and Relations (POL) section. These documents address many topics, including resignations in the government and public works programs, the reassignment of ambassadors, and violations of the armistices between Israel and its neighbors. Many of the documents in this collection relate to the internal political situation in Israel. A great deal of attention is given to the formation and dissolution of governments in the Knesset, the Israeli parliament. The reports provide background and details about the appointment and

v resignation of prominent members of the government, including Moshe Dayan, Yigal Allon, and Ezer Weizman. In the POL section, many documents concern the fragile security situation faced by Israel. Due to the unsettled nature of Israel’s international borders, there existed a constant state of fear and concern that the country would be overrun by neighboring states or infiltrated by terrorists. Israel’s government responded with many different solutions, including the use of mines and minefields to protect the border and the restriction of travel within Occupied Palestine. The final reel of this collection covers the political situation in Palestine. Historically, the Palestinian people have had multiple organizations and governments claim to be their legitimate representative. This included Jordan and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). These documents contain information about the PLO and its various proposals to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Included in this section are details of the terrorist attack on an El Al plane in Athens, Greece by members of the People’s Front for the Liberation of Palestine. In addition to the documents concerning Occupied Palestine, the final reel also contains information about the armistice agreements between Israel and Syria and U.S. participation in the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization. In the Subject Index, as in the Reel Index, every effort is made to transliterate the proper name of any organization or person. The Communist Party of Israel is therefore referred to as Ha’Miflaga Ha’Komunistit Ha’Yisraelit. There are cross references from the common English name to the transliterated Hebrew name. Other collections of interest from LexisNexis include Confidential British Foreign Office Correspondence: Palestine and Transjordan, 1940–1946 and Palestine 1947– 1948. Of interest for scholars of the greater Middle East, LexisNexis offers Confidential U. S. State Department Central Files: Middle East Studies, a collection that includes documents pertaining to Egypt, Iran, Syria, Iraq and other countries in the region.

vi SOURCE NOTE

The documents in this collection have been microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, Maryland, Record Group 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Foreign Policy Files, Subject-Numeric Files, 1967–1969. The Subject-Numeric File categories included in this microfilm publication are Economic, Political, and Defense. The specific subject categories are AID (all types of aid), DEF (Defense), and POL (Political Affairs and Relations).

EDITORIAL NOTE

The Subject-Numeric Files for February 1963 through July 1973 are arranged by subject-numeric categories, not by country. Therefore, some file folders will contain multiple subject categories. In addition, some folders will have more than one country represented by a single subject category. LexisNexis has microfilmed all available documents relating to the subject categories listed above for the State Department’s country designation for Palestine-Israel. Only exact duplicates have been excluded. In addition to the documents, LexisNexis has filmed file folders when possible, and has microfilmed the documents as they are arranged at the National Archives. A small number of Document Withdrawal Sheets exist in the files and have been filmed. Withdrawal sheets itemize documents that have been withdrawn from the files by the National Archives staff for national security reasons. Withdrawal sheets note as much pertinent information as possible, such as the date of the document, the sender and recipient, and the subject of the withdrawn item.

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STATE DEPARTMENT RECORDS CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM, FEBRUARY 1963–JULY 1973

Essential to the effective administration of the State Department and its overseas posts is the management of records. In keeping with the State Department’s program to improve and modernize its administrative processes, the department developed a new comprehensive records classification system in February–March 1963 (used until July 1973). This new uniform file system enabled users to file and find material rapidly—the usefulness of recorded information being largely dependent upon the logical arrangement of records. The new system applied to both official and working files. The new system was based on several years of research and embodied many substantial contributions made by departmental and overseas personnel. An effort had been made to provide sufficient flexibility and subject matter coverage to meet the needs of offices and posts both large and small.

A. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

The new Records Classification System embodied a uniform official file system to be used throughout the department and its overseas posts. It was intended for use by operating offices as well as by departmental and post central files operations. The new system did not apply to certain types of case files, however, such as official personnel files, security investigative files, voucher files, and so forth. Offices continued to maintain chronological files where necessary or desirable.

B. ARRANGEMENT AND CONTENT

1. Subject File Outlines

The attached file outlines (which can be found immediately following this description of the classification system) compose the new file system. They were arranged within seven broad subject matter areas (known earlier as classes), with each area including specific subdivisions of related secondary and tertiary code symbols.

2. Special Instructions

a. International Organizations and Conferences This system provided a special method for handling records accumulated in large quantities by offices that were primarily interested in a specific

ix organization or conference rather than in the subject matter with which it dealt. Use of this special feature of the new file system afforded such offices a method for organizing this type of record material to meet their own reference needs within the framework of the new system. It proved of particular use to the Bureau of International Organization Affairs and to United States Missions to international organizations, such as the U.S. United Nations Delegation.

b. Commercial Officers This instruction to the system was prepared in cooperation with the Department of Commerce for the special guidance of commercial officers in their use of the new file system. It provided for pre-coding of commercial- economic reports with the appropriate subject matter code symbols.

c. Peace Corps Representatives This instruction to the system was prepared in cooperation with the Peace Corps for the guidance of its field representatives in records organization and maintenance. It prescribed the use of the appropriate administrative subject outlines for Peace Corps records administration.

d. U.S. Information Service (USIS) Special subject designations were developed in cooperation with the U.S. Information Agency for use by those posts at which USIS files were maintained by the post’s Central Records Unit. These designations were included in the Culture & Information subject outline.

C. TYPE OF SYSTEM

1. Subject-Numeric System

The new uniform file system was of the subject-numeric type. It was selected because of the flexibility that it provided for expansion purposes and the simplicity of file designations for marking purposes. A mnemonic symbol was selected for each of the fifty-five primary subjects for which file outlines had been developed. These symbols ranged from one to four letters in length and had been chosen because of their meaning or obvious relationship to the subject matter for which they stood. In some cases the symbol was identical with an office symbol (e.g., PPT for Passports & Citizenship, AV for Aviation (Civil)). In other cases the key letters in the primary subject constituted the symbol (e.g., CON for Consular Affairs (General), REF for Refugees & Migration, AGR for Agriculture (General)). While many small offices used the primary subjects alone, larger offices required further breakdowns of the primary subjects for more detailed subject matter coverage. Simple serial numbers were assigned to subject breakdowns at both the secondary and tertiary level. For example, a paper relating to the subject of agricultural production in general was classified AGR 12; a paper dealing with technological advances in agricultural production was AGR 12-1. The most detailed subdivision contained no more than four digits, making for a relatively simple file designation. Sample Reel Index entries with Subject- Numeric Codes are included with this introductory matter.

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Subject-Numeric Symbol

Primary Subject: Finance FN 6-1 Tertiary Subject: Loans

Secondary Subject: Domestic

2. Use of Identical Numbers for Similar Subjects

As an additional aid, the same number was assigned to similar secondary and tertiary subjects appearing in different subject file outlines. In most outlines the first five secondary subjects were standard (e.g., General Policy, Plans, and Programs; General Reports and Statistics; Organizations and Conferences; Agreements and Treaties; and Laws and Regulations). This same principle was applied to other similar or related subjects (e.g., Communist Bloc activities in aid, trade, and educational and cultural fields were assigned a “6” number—AID 6, FT 6, EDU 6, respectively; production and consumption was assigned a “12” number in the various industry outlines—AGR 12, INCO 12, PET 12).

3. Expansion of Existing Subjects

While no attempt was made to provide breakdowns for subject matter beyond the tertiary level, there were cases in which an office might want or need to subdivide a secondary or tertiary subject alphabetically by name, geographic location, or other appropriate breakdown. For example, papers relating to visits by foreign dignitaries were subdivided by name (e.g., POL 7 Visits— Adenauer); papers relating to a trade fair by location (e.g., TP 8 Fairs— Moscow); or papers relating to a thermal power project by type (e.g., FSE 12 Electric Power—Thermal).

Folder

Tertiary Subject: Primary Subject: Political POL 17–1 ISR-US Accreditation, between Affairs and Relations Israel and U.S.

Secondary Subject: Diplomatic and Consular Representation

D. SPECIAL FEATURES

1. Flexibility

Flexibility was an important feature of the uniform file system. The new system embodied an unusual amount of flexibility by providing users with several

xi methods of arranging material according to their specific requirements. Three important areas of choice are indicated below:

a. Subject vs. Geographic Arrangement Within each subject file outline, where appropriate, alternative ways of arranging material by subject or area/country were possible. An office interested only in a specific subject without regard to country selected the method of arrangement described above. An office that was primarily interested in specific subject matter but with a secondary concern for a geographic area or country selected the method described in Instruction “C” (Type of System). A geographic bureau or other office primarily concerned with a specific country used the method of arranging first by country and there under by subject described in Instruction “B” (Arrangement and Content).

b. Treatment of International Organizations and Conferences Most offices accumulated a varying amount of material on international organizations and conferences in which the U.S. government was represented or participated. The interests of each office and its responsibility for international organization and conference activities determined the amount of record material that it accumulated and the method by which it arranged material to meet user needs. An office that had a limited interest in such organizations and conferences and accumulated a relatively small quantity of papers probably found the “3” (Organizations and Conferences) classification within the appropriate subject outline adequate. An office that had a major interest in and responsibility for an organization such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), or the World Health Organization (WHO), however, adopted the method of arrangement described in Instruction “D” (Special Features). Under this arrangement a special subject file by title of organization was set up under the appropriate subject outline, using any of the secondary or tertiary breakdowns as necessary. The Bureau of International Organization Affairs, special missions to international organizations, and other offices that accumulated a large volume of material on a specific organization or conference used the special instruction method of arrangement. This instruction contained a standard list of administrative subjects common to international organizations and conferences. It also provided a unique method of arranging substantive program material relating to the specific organization or conference by selecting appropriate subjects, permitting an organizational approach within the framework of a uniform subject system.

c. Treatment of Industries and Commodities Because of the importance of the commercial-economic reporting program, special attention was given to the treatment of industries and commodities under the new file system. Specific subject outlines were developed for the most significant industries, such as Agriculture (General), Fuels & Energy, Petroleum, Telecommunications, and Transportation. With the exception of

xii Agriculture (General), these industry outlines covered the related commodities and products as well. To take care of the large number of other industries, commodities, products, and specific agricultural crops, an alphabetical guide was developed as an adjunct to the Industries & Commodities (General) outline. This list, referred to as INCO (specific), provided offices with a simple method of filing materials on specific commodities, regardless of whether they were in their natural or manufactured state. Instructions preceding the alphabetical listing offered users a choice of methods of arrangement within the list. For example, one office may have preferred to group all minerals and metals together while another office may have found it preferable to file by the specific mineral or metal.

2. Detailed Instructions (Miscellaneous)

In addition to the instructions above, alternative methods of arrangement, detailed statements, or explanations of the coverage of specific secondary and tertiary breakdowns of the primary subject were provided on an ad hoc basis. Specific cross-references to related subject matter within the same or in other outlines were also indicated. Classifiers found these instructions useful in determining proper file designations, particularly in the case of subject matter that may not have been familiar to them.

3. Country Symbols

A list of standard country abbreviations, used for coding papers relating to specific countries, is contained in this guide.

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SUBJECT FILE OUTLINES (with Secondary File Designations)

Culture and Information CUL Cultural Activities (USIS) EDU Education and Culture EDX Educational and Cultural Exchange INF Information Activities (General) MP Motion Pictures (USIS) PPV/PPB Press, Publications and Visuals; Press and Publications (USIS) RAD Radio (USIS) TV Television (USIS)

Economic AGR Agriculture AID [Foreign] Aid AV Aviation (Civil) E Economic Affairs (General) ECIN Economic Integration FN Finance FSE Fuels and Energy FT Foreign Trade INCO Industries and Commodities (General) INCO Industries and Commodities (specific) IT Inland Transport LAB Labor and Manpower OS Ocean Shipping PET Petroleum PO Postal Affairs STR Strategic Trade Control TEL Telecommunications TP Trade Promotion and Assistance TR Transportation (General)

Political and Defense CSM Communism DEF Defense Affairs INT Intelligence POL Political Affairs and Relations

Science AE Atomic Energy SCI Science and Technology SP Space and Astronautics

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Social HLTH Health and Medical Care REF Refugees and Migration SOC Social Conditions

The Administrative subject outline relates exclusively to the functioning of diplomatic posts and personnel. The Consular subject outline relates exclusively to the functioning of consular offices and passport, visa, and protective services.

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COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONS

A ADEN Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Perim Island, Socotra Island) AFG Afghanistan AFR Africa AFRE East Africa ALB Albania ALG Algeria AM SAMOA American Samoa (Tutuila Island) AMSTERDAM I Amsterdam Island ANDAMAN IS Andaman Islands ANDORRA Andorra ANG Angola (Benguela, Cabinda, Landana, Portuguese West Africa) ANT Antarctica ARAB Arab countries ARC Arctic ARG Argentina ARMENIA Armenia ASCENSION I Ascension Island ASIA Asia ATL O Atlantic Ocean AUS Austria AZORES Azores

B BAH IS Bahama Islands (Great Inagua, Inagua, San Salvador) (see also BWI) BAHREIN IS Bahrein Islands BALEARIC IS Balearic Islands BALI Bali BALKAN ST Balkan States BALTIC ST Baltic States BANGKA IS Bangka Islands BAS Basutoland BECH Bechuanaland BEL Belgium BENELUX Benelux

xvii BERMUDA Bermuda BHU Bhutan BIS ARCH Bismarck Archipelago BOL Bolivia BONIN IS Bonin Islands BRAZ Brazil BR BORNEO British Borneo (North Borneo) BR GU British Guiana BR HOND British Honduras BR S AFR British South Africa BRUNEI Brunei BUL Bulgaria BURMA Burma BURUNDI Burundi BWI British West Indies (Abaco, Acklin, Andros, Anguilla, Antigua, Barbados, Barbuda, Caicos, Cat, Cayman, Crooked, Dominica, Eleuthera, Exuma, Grenada, Grenadines, Harbour, Leeward, Long, Mayaguana, Montserrat, Morant Cays, Nevis, New Providence, Pedro Cays, Perico, Ragged, Redona, Rum Cay, St. Christopher, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Sombrero, Turks, Watlings, Windward)

C CAM Cameroon, Federal Republic of CAMB Cambodia CAN Canada (Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Newfoundland, Labrador) CANARY IS Canary Islands CAPE VERDE IS Cape Verde Islands (Boa Vista, Branco, Brava, Fogo, Luzia, Maio, Santo Antao) CARIB Caribbean Area C AFR Central African Republic CEN AM Central America CEYLON Ceylon CHAD Chad, Republic of CHILE Chile CHINA China CHICOM China (Communist) CHINAT China (Nationalist) (Formosa, Penghu, Pescadores Islands, Taiwan) CHRIS I (INDIAN O) Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) (Australia) CHRIS I (PAC O) Christmas Island (Pacific Ocean) (British) COCOS (KEELING) IS Cocos (Keeling) Islands

xviii COL Colombia COM BLOC Communist Bloc (Sino-Soviet Bloc) COMORO IS Comoro Islands CONGO Congo (Brazzaville) (formerly Middle Congo, now Republic of the Congo) COSTA RICA Costa Rica CRETE Crete CROZET Crozet Island CUBA Cuba (Isle of Pines) CYP Cyprus CZ Canal Zone, U.S. (Panama Canal Zone) CZECH Czechoslovakia

D DAHOMEY Dahomey, Republic of DEN Denmark DOM REP Dominican Republic DUBAI Dubai (Trucial States)

E E AFR East Africa ECUADOR Ecuador (Galapagos) E EUR Eastern Europe (Iron Curtain countries) E GER East Germany (Russian Zone) EL SAL El Salvador (Salvador) ENTENTE ST Entente States EST Estonia ETH Ethiopia (Eritrea) EUR Europe

F FAEROE IS Faeroe Islands FALK IS Falkland Islands FAR EAST Far East FIJI Fiji Island FIN Finland (Aland Islands) FR France FR GU French Guiana (Cayenne) FR INDIA French India FR POLY French Polynesia (Leeward, Marquesas, Society, Tahiti) FR SOM French Somaliland (Djibouti) FR W AFR French West Africa

xix FR WI French West Indies (Guadeloupe, Marie-Galente, Martinique, St. Barthelemy) F WORLD Free World

G GABON Gabon, Republic of GAMBIA Gambia GER (POL) Germany, Polish Administration GER Germany GER B Berlin GER E German Democratic Republic (East Germany) GER W Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) GHANA Ghana GIB Gibraltar GIL & ELLICE IS Gilbert and Ellice Islands GREECE Greece GREENLAND Greenland GUAM Guam GUAT Guatemala GUIN Guinea, Republic of

H HAI Haiti HOND Honduras HK Hong Kong HUNG Hungary

I ICE Iceland INDIA India (Daman, Diu, Goa, Pondicherry) INDOCH Indochina INDON Indonesia (Borneo, Celebes, Java, Lombok, Molucca, Netherland Indies, Sumatra) IRAN Iran (Azerbaijan) IRAQ Iraq IRE Ireland (Irish Free State) ISR Israel IT Italy IV CST Ivory Coast, Republic of the IWO JIMA Iwo Jima (see Volcano Islands)

xx J JAM Jamaica JAP Japan JOHNSTON I Johnston Island JORDAN Jordan

K KENYA Kenya KOR Korea KURIL IS Kuril Island KUW Kuwait, State of

L LACCADIVE IS Laccadive Islands LAOS Laos LAT AM Latin America LATVIA Latvia LEB Lebanon LIB Liberia LIBYA Libya (Benghazi, Cyrenaica, Tripoli) LIECH Liechtenstein LITH Lithuania LUX Luxembourg

M MACAO Macao MADEIRA Madeira MALAG Malagasy Republic (Madagascar) MALAYA Malaya (Federated Malay States, Malacca, Perlis, Selangor, Pahang, Perak, Penang, Trengganu) MALDIVE IS Maldive Islands MALI Mali, Republic of MALTA Malta MANCH Manchuria MARCUS IS Marcus Islands MAURITANIA Mauritania, Islamic Republic of MAURITIUS Mauritius MAYOTTE IS Mayotte Islands MEDIT Mediterranean MEX Mexico MID EAST Middle East MIDWAY IS Midway Islands MIQUELON IS Miquelon Islands

xxi MONACO Monaco MONG Mongolia MOON Moon MOR Morocco MOZ Mozambique (Portuguese East Africa) MUSCAT & OMAN Muscat and Oman

N N BORNEO North Borneo (British Borneo) NEPAL Nepal NETH Netherlands NETH ANT Netherlands Antilles (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Leeward, Netherlands West Indies, St. Eustatius, Windward) NEW CAL New Caledonia (Chesterfield, Huon, Isle of Pines, Loyalty, Wallis Archipelago) NEW GUIN New Guinea NEW HEBR New Hebrides NIC Nicaragua NICABAR IS Nicabar Islands NIGER Niger, Republic of NIGERIA Nigeria, Federation of N IRE Northern Ireland N KOR North Korea NOR Norway NORFOLK I Norfolk Island NR EAST Near East N VIET North Vietnam NZ New Zealand (Cook, Kermadec)

O ORKNEY IS Orkney Islands OUTER SP Outer Space

P PAC IS Pacific Islands PAC O Pacific Ocean PAK Pakistan PAL Palestine PAN Panama PAPUA Papua PAR Paraguay PERU Peru PHIL Philippines, Republic of

xxii PITCAIRN I Pitcairn Island POL Poland PORT Portugal PORT GUIN Portuguese Guinea (Bijagoz, Bolama) PORT INDIA Portuguese India PR Puerto Rico

Q QATER [QATAR] Qater [Qatar]

R REDONDA IS Redonda Islands REUNION IS Reunion Islands RHOD & NYAS Rhodesia and Nyasaland Federation RUM Rumania RWANDA Rwanda, Republic of RYU IS Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa)

S SA South America S AFR South Africa, Republic of (Cape of Good Hope) SAHARA Sahara SAN MARINO San Marino SAO TOME & PRIN Sao Tome and Principe SARAWAK Sarawak SAUD Saudi Arabia SCAND Scandinavia SCOT Scotland SENEG Senegal, Republic of SEY Seychelles SHETLAND IS Shetland Islands SING Singapore (Straits Settlements) S LEONE Sierra Leone SOL IS Solomon Islands (Bougainville) SOMALI Somali Republic S KOR South Korea S PAC South Pacific SP Spain SP GUIN Spanish Guinea (Annobon, Fernando Po, Rio Muni) ST HELENA I St. Helena Island (Gough) ST PIERRE IS St. Pierre Islands SUDAN Sudan SUR Surinam (Dutch Guiana, Netherlands Guiana)

xxiii S VIET South Vietnam SW AFR South-West Africa SWAZ Swaziland SWE Sweden SWITZ Switzerland SYR Syrian Arab Republic

T TANGAN Tanganyika THAI Thailand (Siam) THE CONGO Congo (Leopoldville) (formerly Belgian Congo, now Democratic Republic of the Congo) TIBET Tibet TIMOR Timor TOGO Togo, Republic of TONGA IS Tonga Islands TRIESTE Trieste TRIN & TOB Trinidad and Tobago TRISTAN I Tristan de Cunha Island TRUCIAL OMAN Trucial Oman TRUCIAL ST Trucial States (Dubai, Abu Dhabi) TT PAC Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (Caroline, Eniwetok, Mariana, Marshall, Palau) TUN Tunisia TUR Turkey

U UAR United Arab Republic UGANDA Uganda UK United Kingdom (England, Great Britain, Wales) UR Uruguay US United States of America USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Siberia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine) U VOLTA Upper Volta, Republic of

V VAT Vatican City VEN Venezuela VIET Vietnam VIR IS (UK) Virgin Islands (U.K.) (see also BWI) VIR IS (US) Virgin Islands (U.S.) (St. Croix, St. John, St. Thomas) VOLCANO IS Volcano Islands (Iwo Jima)

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W W AFR STATES West African States WAKE I Wake Island W EUR Western Europe W GER West Germany W HEMIS Western Hemisphere WI West Indies W NEW GUIN West New Guinea (Irian, Netherlands New Guinea) W SAHARA Western Sahara W SAMOA Western Samoa WORLD The World

Y YEMEN Yemen YUGO Yugoslavia

Z ZAN Zanzibar

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SAMPLE REEL INDEX ENTRIES

Entries in the Reel Index refer to specific documents within a Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files collection. The documents are arranged by the Subject File Outlines noted in the “State Department Records Classification System, February 1963–July 1973,” contained in this guide. In order to improve access to some subject categories, LexisNexis has included selected “major topics” (enclosed in brackets) on the line below the subject description. In addition, for categories that are over one hundred pages, LexisNexis has subdivided these groups by month and year. The four-digit number on the far left represents the frame number at which a particular Subject-Numeric Classification begins. This is followed the Subject-Numeric symbol, a country code, and an explanation of the Subject-Numeric Classification. The samples below provide a description of the arrangement of the information in a representative State Department Central Files guide.

Subject Category

Country Abbreviations Defense (DEF)

0530 DEF 12 W GER Armaments

0628 DEF 12-1 W-GER Armaments: Research and Development. Testing. [German rocket testing in Sardinia; ICBMs.]

Subject-Numeric Symbols Selected Major Topics

Frame Political Affairs and Relations (POL) Numbers Subject 0125 POL 6 W GER Prominent Persons Descriptions [Franz Josef Strauss; Konrad Adenauer; LBJ; analysis of Willy Brandt.]

0125 December 1964 Chronological Frame 0172 November 1964 Subdivision Numbers 0222 October 1964 by Month 0258 September 1964 and Year 0280 August 1963

0318 POL 1 W GER-RUM General Policy. Background.

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ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations have been used three or more times in this guide.

I/S MAC Israel/Syrian Arab Republic Mixed Armistice Commission

HKJ/I MAC Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan/Israel Mixed Armistice Commission

PLO Palestine Liberation Organization

UAR United Arab Republic

UK United Kingdom

UN United Nations

UNTSO United Nations Treaty Supervision Organization

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REEL INDEX

Entries in this index refer to specific documents within Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, Palestine-Israel, 1967–1969, Part 1: Political, Governmental, and National Defense Affairs, Subject-Numeric Categories: AID, CSM, DEF, and POL. These documents are arranged by the Subject File Outlines noted in the “State Department Records Classification System, February 1963–July 1973,” on page ix. See the Sample Subject File and Reel Index entries highlighted on page xxvii for a description of the arrangement of the information in this guide. For some subjects, UPA has included additional topics (enclosed in brackets) following the subject description. In addition, for those subjects numbering more than one hundred pages, UPA has subdivided these groupings chronologically by month and year. UPA has filmed these documents as they are filed at the National Archives. In some cases, there are documents that appear to have been mislabeled by the Department of State. UPA has retained the original subject numeric symbol and, within brackets, enclosed a different subject numeric symbol and its accompanying subject citation. UPA has microfilmed the documents as they are arranged in the original collection, even when it is apparent that a document has been misfiled. Many reel index entries include country abbreviations. A Country Abbreviations list can be found on page xvii of this guide. The four-digit number on the far left represents the frame number at which a particular subject numeric classification begins.

Reel 1 Frame No.

Economic Assistance (AID)

0001 AID 1 ISR General Policy. Plans. Coordination. [Training, Vietnam.]

0004 AID 13 ISR Counterpart Funds [Local currency.]

0010 AID (US) ISR Aid [Military assistance; economic assistance; nuclear desalting; local currency; development loans; terrorist activities.]

0059 AID (US) 1-1 ISR General Policy. Plans. Coordination: Presidential Determinations.

0062 AID (US) 8 ISR Grants. Technical Assistance. [Nuclear desalting.]

1 0065 AID (US) 7-2 ISR Program Operation: Program Investigation [War on Hunger.]

0066 AID (US) 8 ISR Grants. Technical Assistance. [Educational assistance.]

0077 AID (US) 8-6 ISR Grants. Technical Assistance.

0078 AID (US) 9 ISR Loans

0098 AID (US) 10 ISR Supporting Assistance

0099 AID (US) 12 ISR Non-agricultural Excess Property

0104 AID (US) 13 ISR Counterpart Funds [Local currency; research assistance.]

0137 AID (US) 15 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program

0167 AID (US) 15-2 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Reports and Statistics

0169 AID (US) 15 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program [Local currency.]

0236 AID (US) 15-4 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Agreements

0268 AID (US) 15-6 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Surplus Commodities

0281 AID (US) 15-7 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Program Transactions

0282 AID (US) 15-8 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Commodity Sales for Foreign Currency (Title I)

[0282 July 1968] 0287 December 1969 [0294 September 1969] 0295 October 1969 0303 August 1969 0305 July 1969 0320 June 1969 0322 May 1969 0327 April 1969 0351 November 1968 0357 October 1968 0369 July 1968 0382 March 1968 0394 February 1968 0402 December 1967 0407 November 1967 0412 September 1967

2 0414 August 1967 0446 July 1967 0466 June 1967 0467 April 1967 0470 March 1967 0492 February 1967 0498 January 1967

0503 AID (US) 15-9 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Famine Relief and Other Assistance (Title II) [War on Hunger; Lutheran World Federation; Catholic Relief Services; school lunch program; Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE); food for work agreements; food for freedom; Lutheran World Relief.]

0593 AID (US) 15-10 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Barter. Charity Uses. Voluntary Agencies. (Title III) [Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE); food for work, West Bank.]

0601 AID (US) 15-11 ISR PL 480. Food for Peace Program: Dollar Credit Sales (Title IV)

Defense Affairs (DEF)

0608 DEF 7 ISR Visits. Missions. [Israel military capabilities.]

0620 DEF 6-8 ISR Armed Forces: Mobilization. Demobilization. [Military pensions; military dependents; widows and widowers.]

0635 DEF 6-3 ISR Armed Forces: Air Force

0637 DEF 6-2 ISR Armed Forces: Navy

0640 DEF 6-12 ISR Armed Forces: Exercises. Maneuvers.

0646 DEF 6-3 ISR Armed Forces: Air Force

0649 DEF 6-1 ISR Armed Forces: Army

0654 DEF 6 ISR Armed Forces [PLO; guerilla warfare; U.S. citizens in Israeli military; dual citizenship.]

0724 DEF 1-3 ISR Policy. Plans. Readiness: Military Capabilities.

0727 DEF 1 ISR Policy. Plans. Readiness.

3 0759 DEF ISR Defense Affairs

0763 DEF 1 ISR Policy. Plans. Readiness. [Border security.]

0773 DEF ISR Defense Affairs [Diversion of water from Jordan River.]

0780 DEF 9-4 ISR Defense Affairs [Dual citizenship; Nationality Law; U.S. citizens in Israeli military; U.S.–South Yemen break in diplomatic relations]

0780 October 1969

1006 DEF 9-7 ISR Defense Affairs

1009 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

Reel 2

Defense Affairs (DEF) cont.

0001 DEF 9 ISR Military Personnel [Foreign citizens in Israeli army; diversion of water from Jordan River.]

0018 DEF 9-3 ISR Defense Affairs

0022 DEF 8 ISR Exhibitions, Shows, and Parades [Jerusalem status; HKJ/I MAC; Jerusalem parade; Israeli Independence Day; UNTSO.]

0022 May 1967 0079 April 1967 0137 March 1967 0152 February 1967

0169 DEF 8 ISR Exhibitions, Shows, and Parades [Independence Day, Israel; Jerusalem status.]

0169 October 1968 0173 May 1968 0196 April 1968

0264 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0266 DEF 9-4 ISR Defense Affairs [U.S. citizens in Israeli army.]

4 0298 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0305 DEF 12 ISR Armaments [U.S.-Israel arms sales; mutual security; France-Israel arms sales.]

0330 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0334 DEF 12 ISR Armaments [Nuclear weapons; nuclear nonproliferation.]

0340 April 1969 0345 February 1969

0352 DEF 12 ISR Armaments [U.S.-Israel arms sales; France-Israel arms sales; French arms embargos; nuclear weapons.]

0352 December 1969 0367 November 1969 0372 September 1969 [0374 November 1969] 0375 September 1969 0380 August 1969 0387 July 1969 0390 June 1969 0391 May 1969 [0406 July 1969] 0411 April 1969 0417 January 1969 [0446 March 1969] 0447 January 1969

0472 DEF 12-1 ISR Armaments: Research and Development. Testing. [Nuclear weapons.]

0489 DEF 12 ISR Armaments [U.S.-Israel arms sales; sinking of Israeli destroyer.]

0489 December 1967 0491 November 1967 0494 October 1967 0549 September 1967 0550 August 1967 0554 July 1967 0568 June 1967 0581 May 1967 0589 April 1967 [0593 February 1967]

5 0598 April 1967 0599 January 1967 [0603 February 1967]

0605 DEF 12-1 ISR Armaments: Research and Development. Testing. [Arms race, Middle East; nuclear weapons.]

0615 DEF 12-4 ISR Armaments: Production. Repair.

0617 DEF 12-1 ISR Armaments: Research and Development. Testing. [Nuclear weapons.]

0622 DEF 12-4 ISR Armaments: Production. Repair. [U.S.-Iran military sales.]

0627 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0628 September 1967

0654 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales; Middle East arms race; limitation of U.S. arms sales, Middle East.]

0654 October 1967

0712 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales; France-Israel arms sales.]

0712 November 1967

0734 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [France-Israel arms sales; U.S.-Israel arms sales; U.S.- Jordan arms sales; USSR-Arab arms sales; Britain-Israel arms sales.]

0734 December 1967 0803 January 1967 [0807 February 1967] [0808 March 1967] [0813 April 1967] [0816 May 1967] [0828 June 1967] [0859 July 1967] [0866 August 1967] [0879 September 1967] [0891 December 1967] [0922 January 1968] [0952 February 1968]

6 [0967 March 1968] [0972 April 1968]

0979 DEF 12-5 IRAQ Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0982 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [France-Israel arms sales; U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

Reel 3

Defense Affairs (DEF) cont.

0001 DEF 12-5 ISR cont. Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [France-Israel arms sales; Denmark-Israel arms sales; U.S.-Israel arms sales; U.S.-UAR relations; landmines; nuclear nonproliferation.]

0007 September 1968 0022 June 1968 [0060 July 1968] [0074 August 1968] 0083 January 1968 [0103 February 1968] [0108 May 1968] [0131 June 1968] [0147 July 1968] [0154 August 1968] [0170 December 1968] [0175 May 1968] [0177 February 1968] [0193 December 1968] [0203 November 1968] [0208 October 1970] [0210 October 1968] [0247 December 1968] [0281 November 1968] [0286 December 1968] [0299 November 1968] [0358 October 1968]

0416 DEF 9-8 US-ISR Defense Affairs [U.S.-Israel military equipment sales.]

0418 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales; Zionism.]

0418 October 1968 0419 September 1968

7 0460 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [UK-Israel arms sales; arms embargo, France; peace initiatives; U.S.S. Liberty.]

0461 February 1969 [0468 January 1969] 0487 February 1969 0510 January 1969

0598 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [Australia-Israel arms sales, U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0599 April 1969 0621 March 1969

0647 DEF 12 ISR Armaments

0648 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0648 February 1969

0683 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms and military equipment sales.]

0684 June 1969 0690 May 1969 0776 April 1969

0769 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0770 July 1969 [0780 August 1969]

0795 DEF 12-5 IRAN Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0796 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0798 DEF 12-5 IRAN Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0799 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0800 DEF 12-5 IRAN Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0801 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0801 August 1969 0809 July 1969

8 0836 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0837 December 1969 0879 November 1969 0892 October 1969 [0895 December 1969] [0896 November 1969]

0913 DEF 13 ISR Logistical Matters

0914 DEF 17 ISR Military Transportation

0921 DEF 17-1 ISR Military Transportation: Flight Clearances. Overflights.

0922 DEF 17 ISR Military Transportation

0934 DEF 19 ISR Military Assistance

0935 DEF 19-4 ISR Military Assistance: Agreements

0936 DEF 19-8 ISR Military Assistance

0938 DEF 18 ISR Arms Control and Disarmament

0940 DEF 17-1 ISR Military Transportation: Flight Clearances. Overflights.

0942 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0946 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0948 DEF 17-1 ISR Military Transportation: Flight Clearances. Overflights.

0949 DEF 19-9 ISR-BIAFRA Military Assistance

0951 DEF 19-9 ISR-BURUNDI Military Assistance

0952 DEF 19 ISR-CHAD Military Assistance

0953 DEF 19-9 ISR-CHAD Military Assistance

0956 DEF 19-9 ISR-BURUNDI Military Assistance

0960 DEF 19-9 ISR-CHAD Military Assistance

0962 DEF 19-9 ISR-ETH Military Assistance

0971 DEF 19 ISR-ETH Military Assistance

0973 DEF 19 ISR-KENYA Military Assistance

9 0974 DEF 7 ISR-IT Visits. Missions.

0975 DEF 7 ISR-LIB Visits. Missions.

0976 DEF 19-9 ISR-ETH Military Assistance

0978 DEF 1 ISR-NEAR E Policy. Plans. Readiness.

0979 DEF 19-9 ISR-PHIL Military Assistance

0980 DEF 7 ISR-S AFR Visits. Missions.

0983 DEF 19-9 ISR-S LEONE Military Assistance

0984 DEF 19-9 ISR-TANZAN Military Assistance

0985 DEF 19-9 ISR-THE CONGO Military Assistance

0990 DEF 7 ISR-UK Visits. Missions.

0991 DEF 19-9 ISR-UGANDA Military Assistance

0998 DEF 19 ISR-UGANDA Military Assistance

1003 DEF 19-9 ISR-UGANDA Military Assistance

1005 DEF 19 ISR-UGANDA Military Assistance

1011 DEF 19-9 ISR-THE CONGO Military Assistance

1012 DEF 19 ISR-UGANDA Military Assistance

1013 DEF 19-9 ISR-THE CONGO Military Assistance

Reel 4

Defense Affairs (DEF) cont.

0001 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [USSR-Arab arms sales; U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0001 October 1969 0008 September 1969

0072 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales; Israel-Iran military equipment sales.]

0072 December 1969

10 0073 November 1969 0075 October 1969 [0098 September 1969] [0101 August 1969] 0111 October 1969 [0129 September 1969] 0131 October 1969 0138 September 1969

0223 DEF 12-5 IRAN Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0228 DEF 12-5 ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0253 DEF 19-8 ISR-US Military Assistance

0255 DEF 7 ISR-US Visits. Missions.

0258 DEF 15-5 ISR-US Bases. Installations: Base Facilities.

0262 DEF 7 ISR-US Visits. Missions.

0271 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0272 DEF 7 ISR-US Visits. Missions.

0285 DEF 4 ISR-US Collective Defense Pacts and Alliances

0286 DEF 7 ISR-US Visits. Missions.

0291 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0315 DEF 12-5 US-ISR Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0316 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0319 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0335 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0336 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0429 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0430 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms and military equipment sales.]

0430 June 1967 0461 May 1967 0463 April 1967

11 0472 March 1967 0511 February 1967 0523 January 1967

0531 DEF 19-9 US-ISR Military Assistance

0541 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [Arms race; U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0541 December 1967 0579 November 1967 0582 October 1967 [0641 July 1967] 0652 August 1967

0668 DEF 19-8 US-IRAN Military Assistance

0670 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0751 POL 17 N KOR Military Assistance

0753 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0768 DEF 19-8 US-JORDAN Military Assistance

0770 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0806 DEF 19-8 US-JORDAN Military Assistance

0809 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0810 DEF 19-8 US-JORDAN Military Assistance

0812 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0901 DEF 19-8 US-JORDAN Military Assistance

0905 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0905 June 1968 0912 May 1968

0937 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0937 September 1968 [0981 August 1968] 0984 September 1968 0994 August 1968 1019 July 1968

12 Reel 5

Defense Affairs (DEF) cont.

0001 DEF 19-8 US-ISR cont. Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms sales.]

0045 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0046 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms sales; U.S.-Arab relations.]

0046 November 1968 0049 October 1968

0165 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms sales; U.S.-Arab relations.]

0165 December 1969 0185 November 1969 0189 October 1969 0198 September 1969

0213 DEF 19-8 US-MOR Military Assistance

0214 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms sales; Occupied Palestine; Israeli expansionism; third-party arms sales.]

0311 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0315 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance

0316 DEF 19 US-ISR Military Assistance

0317 DEF 19-8 US-ISR Military Assistance [U.S.-Israel arms sales; third-party arms sales.]

Political Affairs and Relations (POL)

0358 POL ISR Political Affairs and Relations

0375 POL 1 ISR General Policy. Background. [Elections; Four-Power Talks; Occupied Palestine; Reshimat Po’aley Yisrael; resettlement of Palestinian refugees; USSR-Middle East policy; Soviet Jewry; Sinai Peninsula.]

0441 POL 1-2 ISR General Policy. Background.

13 0453 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Levi Eshkol diplomatic visits; USSR-Arab arms sales; Joseph Saphir diplomatic visits.]

0506 POL 12 ISR Political Parties [Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit; Reshimat Po’aley Yisrael.]

0510 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Levi Eshkol diplomatic visits; Abba Eban diplomatic visits; sinking of the Elat; Israeli settlements; Occupied Palestine; Palestinian refugees; Tiran Island.]

0607 POL 6 ISR Prominent Persons [Elections.]

0607 September 1969 0614 August 1969 0623 May 1969 0659 November 1968 0662 October 1968 0671 September 1968 0676 July 1968 0684 May 1968 0714 February 1967

0715 POL 6-2 ISR Prominent Persons: Congratulations and Condolences

0722 POL 6-3 ISR Prominent Persons: Awards and Gifts [Private relief actions.]

0752 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Occupied Palestine; sinking of Israeli ships; USSR influence in Middle East; Abie Nathan; Jerusalem status; David Ben-Gurion 80th birthday.]

0752 October 1967 0786 September 1967 0796 July 1967 0800 June 1967 0819 May 1967 0837 April 1967 0852 March 1967 0885 February 1967

0903 POL 8 ISR Neutralism. Non-alignment.

0904 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Nuclear weapons.]

14 0914 POL 2 ISR General Reports and Statistics [Sephardic Jews; elections; chronological reports; fedayeen attacks.]

Reel 6

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 2 ISR cont. General Reports and Statistics [Palestinian refugees.]

0001 March 1969 0025 February 1969

0041 POL 2 ISR General Reports and Statistics [UNRWA; Fatah; chronological reports; U.S.-Middle East policy change; Palestinian refugees.]

0041 June 1969 0049 March 1969 0052 January 1969 0063 December 1968 0104 October 1968 0113 July 1968 0120 June 1968 0128 May 1968 0149 March 1968 0151 February 1968 0152 December 1967 0154 October 1967 0162 August 1967 0166 July 1967 0175 May 1967 0179 April 1967 0202 January 1967 [0207 August 1969]

0210 POL 2-3 ISR General Reports and Statistics: Politico-Economic Report

0239 POL 2-4 ISR General Reports and Statistics: Politico-Military Reports

0241 POL 5 ISR Laws

0265 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings.

0287 POL 7 JAP Visits. Meetings.

15 0288 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Elections; Abba Eban diplomatic visits; Suez Canal.]

0288 December 1968 0292 November 1968 0296 October 1968 0312 September 1968 0342 August 1968 0365 May 1968 0372 April 1968 0378 March 1968 0383 February 1968 0391 January 1968

0415 POL 12-3 ISR Political Parties

0421 POL 12-6 ISR Political Parties

0426 POL 12-3 ISR Political Parties

0432 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings.

0432 January 1968

0567 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0569 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings.

0597 POL 12 ISR Political Parties

0606 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch.

0608 POL 12 ISR Political Parties [Mifleget Ha’Poalim Ha’Meuhedet; Ha’Miflaga Ha’Komunistit Ha’Yisraelit; Occupied Palestine; Gush Herut-Liberalim.]

0608 December 1968 0616 November 1968 0640 September 1968 0647 August 1968 0664 July 1968 0670 June 1968 0688 May 1968 0690 April 1968

16 0695 POL 12 ISR Political Parties [National Religious Party; Mifleget Poalim Meuhedet.]

0695 July 1968 0697 June 1968 0703 March 1968 0713 February 1968 0715 January 1968

0729 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Golda Meir diplomatic visits; peace initiatives; Palestinian refugees; Tiran Island.]

0729 September 1969

0786 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Peace initiatives; Golda Meir diplomatic visits; Abba Eban diplomatic visits.]

0786 December 1969 0797 October 1969 0803 September 1969

0808 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [AIPAC; AFL/CIO; Golda Meir diplomatic visits; economic assistance to Israel.]

0808 December 1969 0845 October 1969

0883 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Golda Meir diplomatic visits; peace initiatives; Abba Eban.]

0883 June 1969 0913 May 1969 [0926 June 1969] 0929 May 1969 0952 April 1969 0958 March 1969 0996 February 1969

Reel 7

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 7 ISR cont. Visits. Meetings. [UAR-Israel peace negotiations; U.S.-USSR negotiations regarding UAR-Israel peace proposals.]

17 0016 POL 12-3 ISR Political Parties [Summary of Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit convention; Ha’Milflaga Ha’Komunistit Ha’Yisraelit; Soviet Communist Party support of Arab Nationalist Liberation Movement.]

0048 POL 12-6 ISR Political Parties [Death of Abba Khoushy.]

0050 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings. [Golda Meir visit to U.S.; U.S.-USSR negotiations regarding UAR-Israel peace proposals; Arab reaction to Meir visit; U.S.-Israel weapons sales; Abba Eban U.N. speech; Israel involvement in East African affairs.]

0050 October 1969 0056 September 1969 0098 August 1969 0103 July 1969 0149 June 1969

0165 POL 12 ISR Political Parties [Knesset candidate lists; Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit internal politics Israel occupation of Gaza Strip, Sinai Peninsula, and Golan Heights.]

0252 POL 15 ISR Government [1969 Knesset elections; conflicts within Six-Day War national unity government; appointment of Moshe Dayan to Minister of Defense; appointment of Menachem Begin to Minister without Portfolio.]

0323 POL 13-1 ISR Non-party Blocs: Labor Organizations [1965 Knesset elections table of votes.]

0329 POL 13-2 ISR Non-party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups. [Arab-Israeli interaction in youth groups.]

0349 POL 13 ISR Non-party Blocs

0351 POL 13-2 ISR Non-party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups.

0353 POL 13-1 ISR Non-party Blocs: Labor Organizations

0356 POL 13-2 ISR Non-party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups.

0362 POL 13-3 ISR Non-party Blocs: Ethnic and National Minorities [Rights of Palestinian refugees and Druze.]

0371 POL 13 ISR Non-party Blocs

18 0372 POL 13-3 ISR Non-party Blocs: Ethnic and National Minorities

0374 POL 13-2 ISR Non-party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups.

0375 POL 13-1 ISR Non-party Blocs: Labor Organizations

0377 POL 13-3 ISR Non-party Blocs: Ethnic and National Minorities [Enrollment of Arabs at Hebrew University; Al Yom; history and military service requirements of the Druze.]

0386 POL 13-9 ISR Non-party Blocs: Nationalist Organizations [Herut party platform; Menachem Begin.]

0400 POL 13-10 ISR Non-party Blocs: Extremist Organizations [Fedayeen terrorism.]

0402 POL 13 ISR Non-party Blocs [Arab worker slowdown; Ha’Histadrut Ha’Klalit shel Ha’Ovdim B’Eretz Yisrael Arab Membership.]

0428 POL 12-5 ISR Political Parties

0430 POL 12 ISR Political Parties [Peace proposals; One-State solution; Shimon Peres response to One-State proposal; United Labor Front formation; Ha’Milflaga Ha’Komunistit Ha’Yisraelit support for Six-Day War; return of Palestinian refugees to the West Bank; political party positions on Occupied Territories; Ha’Milflaga Ha’Komunistit Ha’Yisraelit-Soviet split; Moshe Dayan.]

0432 November 1967 0437 October 1967 [0446 December 1967] 0453 September 1967 0492 August 1967 0514 July 1967 0523 June 1967 0531 May 1967 0536 April 1967 0547 March 1967 0552 February 1967 0556 January 1967

0564 POL 12-1 ISR Political Parties

19 0566 POL 14 ISR Elections [1969 Knesset elections; Ha’Histadrut Ha’Klalit shel Ha’Ovdim B’Eretz Yisrael elections.]

0566 November 1969 0577 October 1969 0618 September 1969 0629 August 1969 0634 June 1969 0645 May 1969 0650 April 1969 0655 March 1969 0658 January 1969 0662 March 1968 0663 August 1967 0669 January 1967

0672 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Lack of public support for Levi Eshkol government; I/S MAC; Abba Eban; Israeli position on nuclear disarmament.]

0722 POL 15-4 ISR Government: Administration of Government

0724 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Public opinion of U.S. fleet visits; Abba Eban visit to U.S.; Israel nuclear policy.]

0724 April 1967

0760 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Levi Eshkol.]

0760 May 1967

0796 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Levi Eshkol peace proposals.]

0796 June 1967

0822 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [U.S. support for Israel during Six-Day War; Moshe Dayan plan for Arab-Israeli relations; Israeli settlements in Occupied Territories; disputes over Tiran Island; Abba Eban.]

0822 December 1967 0858 November 1967 0889 October 1967 0973 September 1967

20 0993 August 1967 1028 July 1967

Reel 8

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 15-2 ISR Government: Legislature [Details of Labor Unity government, 1969.]

0021 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Moshe Dayan statements on peace proposals; Menachem Begin; Abba Eban speech on peace proposals; Bahjat Talhouni statements on peace proposals; Israel nuclear capabilities and participation in nuclear nonproliferation agreements.]

0021 December 1968 0049 November 1968 0076 October 1968 0120 September 1968 0126 August 1968

0128 POL 12 ISR Political Parties

0130 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch.

0142 POL 15 ISR Government

0144 POL 12 ISR Political Parties

0146 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Arab-Israeli peace process; Golda Meir resignation as Labor Secretary; Yosef Almogi; Israel nuclear capabilities; Israel position on Occupied Territories.]

0146 August 1968 0149 July 1968 0201 June 1968 0255 May 1968

0274 POL 7 ISR Visits. Meetings.

21 0279 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Levi Eshkol statements on peace proposals; Yigal Allon; Michael Elizur; discussion of assimilation of West Bank Palestinians into Jordan.]

0279 April 1968 0313 March 1968 0337 February 1968 0375 January 1968

0393 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Death of Levi Eshkol; impact of Eshkol death on Israel foreign policy; rumors of Eshkol cause of death; Abba Eban; proposed Israeli settlements, including Sharm el- Sheikh; Yigal Allon resignation from multiple ministry positions.]

0393 February 1969 0505 January 1969

0527 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Al-Aqsa mosque fire.]

0527 August 1969

0538 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Israel rejection of U.S. peace proposal; Levi Eshkol statement on weakness of UN.]

0538 December 1969 0559 June 1969

0581 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Ezer Weizman appointment to Minister of Transportation.]

0581 July 1969

0618 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Golda Meir statements on peace proposals; 1969 Knesset election results; U.S. involvement in peace proposals; Moshe Dayan possible split from Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit; death of Levi Eshkol.]

0618 December 1969 0658 November 1969 0682 October 1969 0699 September 1969 0707 March 1969

0848 POL 6 ISR Prominent Persons

22 0852 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Economic outlook and forecast; public opinion of Golda Meir; Moshe Dayan possible split from Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit.]

0897 POL 15-2 ISR Government: Legislature [Policies of unity government; composition of unity government; 1969 Knesset elections names list; Israel- Jordan peace proposals; East Jerusalem status.]

0946 POL 15-3 ISR Government: Judiciary [Palestinian lawyer boycott of Israeli courts.]

0974 POL 15-4 ISR Government: Administration of Government [Arabic curriculum in Israel.]

Reel 9

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 16 ISR Independence. Recognition. [Spain-Syria international aid.]

0007 POL 17 ISR Diplomatic and Consular Representation [Taxation of U.S. consular premises; U.S. refusal to recognize Israeli control of East Jerusalem.]

0098 POL 17-2 ISR Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges. [Diplomatic passports and visas; Allenby Bridge Crossing.]

0108 POL 17-3 ISR Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Diplomatic and Consular Lists

0111 POL 23-9 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Rebellion. Coups. [Opposition to occupation in the West Bank; fighting between al-Fatah and PLO.]

0117 POL 23-10 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Control [Poland Jewish emigration; Arab deportation to the East Bank; USSR Jewish emigration; West Bank trade restrictions; Gaza travel restrictions; aliya.]

0119 September 1969 0120 August 1969 0122 June 1969 0127 April 1969 [0130 July 1969] [0132 May 1969]

23 0136 December 1968 0140 July 1968 0145 June 1968 0165 May 1968 0188 March 1968 0193 February 1968 0204 January 1968 0213 December 1967 0223 October 1967 0225 August 1967

0235 POL 23-11 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Observation

0238 POL 27-8 ISR Military Operations: Looting

0239 POL 27-9 ISR Military Operations: War Damage [Israeli demolition of homes.]

0241 POL 17-4 ISR Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs [Israel Independence Day celebrations.]

0241 September 1969 0280 April 1969 [0289 March 1969] 0292 April 1969 0294 December 1968 0296 June 1968 0299 May 1968 0305 April 1968 0328 December 1967 0349 May 1967 0364 April 1967 0374 March 1967 0387 February 1967 0392 January 1967

0397 POL 23 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency. [Arab Israeli cooperation with terrorists; Syria-al-Fatah relations.]

0426 POL 23-6 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Agents.

0427 POL 23-7 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Subversion. Espionage. Sabotage.

0430 POL 23 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency.

24 0431 POL 23-7 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Subversion. Espionage. Sabotage. [Attack on Chrysler plant in Nazareth.]

0436 POL 23-4 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: (Reserved for Future Use).

0438 POL 23-7 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Subversion. Espionage. Sabotage. [Israel use of mines and minefields to protect borders.]

0472 POL 23-8 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Demonstrations. Riots. [U.S. Embassy bomb threats; Vietnam anti-war protests; West Bank travel restrictions; planned Arab strikes in Jerusalem and West Bank.]

0526 POL 23-7 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Subversion. Espionage. Sabotage.

0528 POL 23-8 ISR Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Demonstrations. Riots. [Vietnam anti-war protests.]

0537 POL 33-5 ISR Waters. Boundaries: Continental Shelf.

0539 POL 29 ISR Arrests. Detention. [PFLP hijacking of El Al plane in Rome, Italy.]

0577 POL 30 ISR Defectors and Expellees

0584 POL 30-1 ISR Defectors and Expellees: Asylum Policy

0586 POL 32 ISR Territory. Boundaries.

0590 POL 32-2 ISR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Delimitation. Mapping.

0596 POL 17 ISR-AFR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0606 POL 17 ISR-ARG Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0612 POL 17 ISR-AUS Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0613 POL 17 ISR-BARBADOS Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0614 POL 17 ISR-BEL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0616 POL 17 ISR-CAMB Diplomatic and Consular Representation

25 0618 POL 17 ISR-BEL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0621 POL 17-5 ISR-BEL Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0623 POL 17 ISR-BOTSWANA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0626 POL 17 ISR-BUL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0628 POL 17-5 ISR-BUL Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0630 POL 17 ISR-BURUNDI Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0632 POL 17-5 ISR-BUL Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0635 POL ISR-BURUNDI Political Affairs and Relations

0637 POL 17 ISR-BURUNDI Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0638 POL 17 ISR-C AFR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0640 POL 17 ISR-CAM Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0645 POL 17 ISR-CAMB Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0651 POL 17 ISR-CAN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0653 POL 17 ISR-CHAD Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0655 POL 17 ISR-CUBA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0656 POL 17 ISR-CYP Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0663 POL 17 ISR-CZECH Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0669 POL 17-5 ISR-CZECH Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0670 POL 17 ISR-EQ GUIN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0671 POL 17-1 ISR-GUIN Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation

0672 POL 17 ISR-ETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0680 POL 17-4 ISR-ETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs

26 0682 POL 17-5 ISR-ETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0685 POL ISR-E EUR Political Affairs and Relations

0688 POL 17 ISR-FR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0689 POL 17 ISR-FIN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0691 POL 17 ISR-FR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0699 POL 17 ISR-FR SOM Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0701 POL 18 ISR Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Voting irregularities in East Jerusalem; 1969 Knesset elections; exclusion of Arab voters in East Jerusalem; housing construction in East Jerusalem; civilian administration in occupied West Bank; Israeli destruction of Ahmediye and Sauraman (villages); economy of the West Bank; Druze in the Golan Heights; Israeli settlements in the West Bank.]

0787 POL 18 IT Provincial, Municipal, and State Government

0789 POL 18 ISR Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Farming in the Latrun; planned Arab strikes in Jerusalem and West Bank; prospective peace settlements; Jerusalem naming controversy.]

0862 POL 18-1 ISR Provincial, Municipal, and State Government: Elections

0873 POL 19 ISR Government of Dependencies

0878 POL 17 ISR-W GER Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0894 POL 17 ISR-GABON Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0896 POL 17 ISR-W GER Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0899 POL 17 ISR-GUAT Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0909 POL 17 ISR-GUIN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0910 POL 17 ISR-HAI Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0925 POL 27 ISR-HUNG Military Operations

0927 POL 17 ISR-INDIA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0935 POL 7 IT Visits. Meetings.

27 0938 POL 17 ISR-INDIA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0942 POL ISR-IRAN Political Affairs and Relations

0945 POL 17 ISR-IRAN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0948 POL ISR-IT Political Affairs and Relations

0953 POL 17 ISR-IT Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0955 POL 17-5 ISR-IT Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0956 POL 17 ISR-IV CST Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0960 POL 17-5 ISR-IV CST Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

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Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL ISR-JORDAN Political Affairs and Relations [Israel-Jordan peace proposals; planned Arab strikes in Jerusalem and West Bank.]

0001 November 1969 0007 September 1969 0012 June 1969 0021 March 1969 0024 February 1969 0025 November 1968 0028 October 1968 0031 September 1968 0035 August 1968 0040 July 1968 0047 May 1968 0057 March 1968 0064 February 1968 0079 October 1967 0081 August 1967 0083 July 1967 0088 March 1967

0105 POL 1 ISR-JORDAN General Policy. Background. [Arab reaction to war with Jordan.]

0112 POL ISR-JORDAN Political Affairs and Relations

28 0132 POL 23-10 ISR-JORDAN Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Control.

0133 POL 1 ISR-JORDAN General Policy. Background.

0135 POL 23-10 ISR-JORDAN Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Control.

0136 POL 27 ISR-JORDAN Military Operations

0137 POL 27-14 ISR-JORDAN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0141 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0145 POL 27-14 ISR-JORDAN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0147 POL ISR-JORDAN Political Affairs and Relations

0154 POL 27 ISR-JORDAN Military Operations

0155 POL 27-14 ISR-JORDAN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice. [HKJ/I MAC; farming in the Latrun.]

0179 POL 31-1 ISR-JORDAN Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations.

0180 POL 27-14 ISR-JORDAN/UN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0181 POL 31-1 ISR-JORDAN Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations.

0183 POL ISR-JORDAN Political Affairs and Relations

0185 POL 31-1 ISR-JORDAN Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations.

0188 POL 27-14 ISR-JORDAN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0191 POL ISR-S KOR Political Affairs and Relations

0206 POL KOREA Political Affairs and Relations

0207 POL 1 ISR-S KOR Political Affairs and Relations

0209 POL 17 ISR-KENYA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0211 POL 32-1 ISR-JORDAN Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Al-Fatah; Jerusalem status; HKJ/I MAC; Sammu raid.]

0211 June 1969 0215 May 1968 0219 February 1968 0222 January 1968 0227 August 1967

29 0229 May 1967 0250 April 1967 0279 March 1967 0341 February 1967 0350 January 1967

0381 POL 32-1 ISR-JORDAN/UN Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0385 POL 33-1 ISR-JORDAN Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International [Diversion of waters from Yarmuk River.]

0393 POL ISR-ROM Political Affairs and Relations

0408 POL 17 ISR-ROM Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0412 POL 17 ISR-RWANDA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0414 POL ISR-S AFR Political Affairs and Relations

0432 POL 17 ISR-S AFR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0436 POL ISR-SAUD Political Affairs and Relations

0438 POL 31-1 ISR-SAUD Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations.

0452 POL 32-6 ISR-SAUD Territory. Boundaries: Island Claims. [Tiran Island.]

0459 POL 33-4 ISR-SAUD Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters.

0460 POL ISR-SING Political Affairs and Relations

0470 POL 17 ISR-SING Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0472 POL ISR-S LEONE Political Affairs and Relations

0474 POL 1 ISR-S LEONE General Policy. Background.

0475 POL 17-5 ISR-S LEONE Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0476 POL 1 ISR-SOMALI General Policy. Background.

0480 POL ISR-SP Political Affairs and Relations

0486 POL ISR-SUDAN Political Affairs and Relations

0487 POL 17 ISR-SWAZ Diplomatic and Consular Representation

30 0494 POL ISR-SWITZ Political Affairs and Relations

0497 POL 17 ISR-SWITZ Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0502 POL ISR-LEB Political Affairs and Relations

0549 POL 27-14 ISR-LEB Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0559 POL 32 ISR-LEB Territory. Boundaries.

0560 POL 32-1 ISR-LEB Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0604 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0605 POL 32-1 ISR-LEB Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0616 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0618 POL 32-1 ISR-LEB Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0667 POL 33-4 ISR-LEB Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters

0672 POL 17 ISR-LESOTHO Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0678 POL ISR-LUX Political Affairs and Relations

0680 POL ISR-SYR Political Affairs and Relations

0713 POL ISR-MALAG Political Affairs and Relations

0715 POL ISR-MALAWI Political Affairs and Relations

0717 POL 17 ISR-MALAWI Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0721 POL ISR-MALAYSIA Political Affairs and Relations

0722 POL 17 ISR-MALDIVE IS Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0723 POL 17 ISR-MALI Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0729 POL ISR-MALTA Political Affairs and Relations

0731 POL 17 ISR-MALTA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0735 POL ISR-MAURITIUS Political Affairs and Relations

31 0739 POL 17 ISR-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0742 POL ISR-MOR Political Affairs and Relations

0744 POL ISR-NEPAL Political Affairs and Relations

0746 POL 17 ISR-NEPAL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0754 POL 17 ISR-NETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0767 POL 17 ISR-NIC Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0769 POL 17-5 ISR-NIGER Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0772 POL 17 ISR-NIGERIA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0776 POL 17 ISR-NOR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0779 POL 17 ISR-NZ Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0783 POL ISR-PAK Political Affairs and Relations

0784 POL 17 ISR-PERU Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0786 POL 17 ISR-PHIL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0787 POL ISR-PHIL Political Affairs and Relations

0788 POL 17 ISR-PHIL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0790 POL ISR-POL Political Affairs and Relations

0811 POL 1 ISR-POL General Policy. Background.

0821 POL 17 ISR-POL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0824 POL 27-14 ISR-SYR Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0829 POL 27 ISR-SYR Military Operations

0830 POL 27-14 ISR-SYR Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0830 June 1967 0831 April 1967 0843 March 1967 0851 February 1967 0898 January 1967

0953 POL 27-14 ISR-SYR/UN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

32 0956 POL 31-1 ISR-SYR Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations.

0967 POL 32 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries.

Reel 11

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Palestinian liberation theories; cultivation of Israel-Syria demilitarized zone.]

0001 April 1968

0177 POL 23-8 IT Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Demonstrations. Riots.

0178 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Israel-Syria border skirmishes; I/S MAC; USSR-Syria relations.]

0178 April 1967 0203 March 1967

0232 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Israel-Syria prisoner exchange; escalation of tensions on Israel-Syria border.]

0232 January 1968 0235 September 1967 0237 July 1967 0239 June 1967 0241 May 1967

0335 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR/UN Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0359 POL 32-2 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Delimitation. Mapping.

0362 POL 33-4 ISR-SYR Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters.

0364 POL 17 ISR-TANZAN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0384 POL 17 ISR-THE CONGO Diplomatic and Consular Representation

33 0386 POL ISR-THE CONGO Political Affairs and Relations

0389 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Diversion of water from Jordan River; Israel-Syria border skirmishes; cultivation of Israel-Syria demilitarized zone.]

0389 February 1967 [0422 January 1967] 0444 February 1967 0458 January 1967

0608 POL 23-9 JORDAN Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Rebellion. Coups.

0610 POL 32-1 ISR-SYR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0669 POL ISR-TUR Political Affairs and Relations

0670 POL 1 ISR-TUR General Policy. Background.

0676 POL ISR-UAR Political Affairs and Relations [Israel nuclear weapons production.]

0702 POL 1 ISR-UAR General Policy. Background.

0706 POL 17 IT-UAR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0708 POL 27 ISR-UAR Military Operations

0721 POL 27-7 ISR-UAR Military Operations: Prisoners of War. Hostages. Civilian Internees. [Israel-UAR prisoner exchange.]

0723 POL 27-14 ISR-UAR Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0726 POL 31-1 ISR-UAR Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations.

0728 POL 32-1 ISR-UAR Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0749 POL 17 ISR-UGANDA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0759 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0759 May 1967 [0773 December 1968] [0774 November 1968] 0775 May 1967 [0783 June 1967]

34 [0788 October 1967] [0789 December 1967] [0802 October 1967] 0821 December 1967 0836 November 1967 0850 September 1967 0853 August 1967 0855 July 1967 0868 June 1967 0879 May 1967 [0888 April 1967] 0890 May 1967 0914 March 1967 0918 February 1967 0920 January 1967

0924 POL 17 ISR-UK Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0926 POL ISR-UK Political Affairs and Relations

0936 POL 17 ISR-UK Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0939 POL 3 ISLAMIC Organizations and Alignments

Reel 12

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 17-1 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation [Yitzhak Rabin.]

0006 POL 17 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0008 POL 17-1 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation

0030 POL 17 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0032 POL 17-1 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation

0070 POL 1 ISR-US General Policy. Background.

0086 POL 4 ISR-US Agreements. Treaties. [Official U.S. policy regarding Israel sovereignty; U.S. principals of Middle East peace.]

35 0115 POL 1 ISR-US General Policy. Background. [Arms control policies.]

0134 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0154 POL 1 ISR-US General Policy. Background. [Palestinian refugee policy.]

0203 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0276 POL IRAN-US Political Affairs and Relations

0280 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations [U.S.-Israel arms sales; Yigal Allon; Tiran Island; U.S.S. Liberty claims.]

0280 September 1968 0310 August 1968 0317 July 1968 0327 June 1968 0336 May 1968 [0351 September 1968] 0355 April 1968 0363 March 1968 0370 February 1968 0371 January 1968 [0430 October 1968] [0436 October 1969]

0438 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations [Nuclear nonproliferation treaty.]

0438 December 1969 [0440 July 1969] 0442 December 1969 0454 November 1969 [0458 December 1969] [0459 August 1969] 0467 November 1969 0473 October 1969 0478 September 1969 0489 August 1969 [0506 October 1969] 0509 August 1969 0512 July 1969 0517 December 1968 0521 November 1968 0539 July 1968 [0540 April 1969] [0541 July 1969]

36 [0542 June 1969] [0546 March 1969]

0548 POL 15-1 ISR Government: Head of State. Executive Branch.

0549 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0583 POL 17 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0667 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0681 POL 17 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0689 POL ISR-US Political Affairs and Relations

0693 POL 17 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0693 April 1969 0694 June 1969 0702 January 1969 0704 August 1968 0709 July 1968 [0730 January 1969] [0732 December 1968] [0733 November 1968] [0737 December 1968] [0738 November 1968] [0742 February 1969] [0743 January 1969] [0750 September 1968] 0758 June 1968 0767 May 1968 0772 March 1968 0787 February 1968 0796 January 1968 0799 December 1967 0800 September 1967 0803 April 1967 [0805 May 1967] [0808 June 1967] [0809 May 1967] [0811 July 1967] [0813 August 1967]

0815 POL 17-1 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation

0815 September 1969 0816 July 1969 [0822 October 1969]

37 [0834 September 1969] 0842 July 1969 0843 June 1969 [0847 July 1969] 0849 June 1969 [0850 July 1969] 0852 April 1969 0853 March 1969 0857 October 1968 0861 September 1968 0867 August 1968 [0871 September 1968] 0872 July 1968 [0877 August 1968] 0878 June 1968 0882 April 1968 [0887 June 1968] [0888 May 1968] 0889 April 1968 [0894 June 1968] 0895 April 1968 [0901 May 1968] 0902 February 1968 0905 January 1968 [0908 April 1968] 0910 January 1968 [0914 February 1968]

0921 POL 17-2 ISR-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges.

0935 POL ISR-S VIET Political Affairs and Relations

0937 POL ISR-USSR Political Affairs and Relations

0966 POL 1 ISR-USSR General Policy. Background.

0967 POL 17 ISR-USSR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0974 POL 17-5 ISR-USSR Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0975 POL ISR-VAT Political Affairs and Relations

0976 POL ISR-S VIET Political Affairs and Relations

0990 POL 17 ISR-S VIET Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0991 POL ISR-YUGO Political Affairs and Relations

38 0995 POL 1 ISR-YUGO General Policy. Background.

0996 POL 17 ISR-YUGO Diplomatic and Consular Representation

Reel 13

Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL PAL-SYR Political Affairs and Relations

0003 POL PAL-TUN Political Affairs and Relations

0005 POL 17 PAL-YEMEN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0007 POL 3 PAK (LA) Organizations and Alignments

0010 POL PAL-USSR Political Affairs and Relations

0014 POL 27-12 PAL Military Operations: War Crimes and Criminals

0015 POL 27-14 PAL Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice.

0019 POL 32-5 PAL Territory. Boundaries: Internationalization of Territory. Guaranties.

0021 POL 30 PAL Defectors and Expellees

0024 POL 3 PAL-ENTITY Organizations and Alignments [PLO budget; PLO two-state solution.]

0039 POL 27-4 PAL/UN Military Operations

0051 POL 3 PAL-ENTITY Organizations and Alignments [PLO; alleged establishment of Republic of Palestine; Arab peace proposals.]

0138 POL 27-4 PAL/UN Military Operations

0141 POL 3 PAL-ENTITY Organizations and Alignments

0154 POL 27-4 PAL/UN Military Operations

0155 POL 19 PAL-TT/UN Military Operations

0158 POL 3 PAL-ENTITY Organizations and Alignments [Bombing of El Al office in Athens, Greece; Yasir Arafat visit to Kuwait.]

0158 December 1969

39 0167 October 1969 0170 July 1969 0174 June 1969 0187 April 1969 0192 March 1969 0194 December 1968 0196 April 1968 0198 February 1968 0199 January 1968 0207 December 1967 0220 October 1967 0223 September 1967 0228 May 1967 0232 March 1967 0259 February 1967 0269 January 1967 [0276 June 1967] [0278 May 1967] [0293 April 1967] [0294 February 1967] [0299 January 1967] [0301 May 1967]

0326 POL 27-4 PAL/UN Military Operations

0328 POL 13 PAL Non-party Blocs

0332 POL 13-9 PAL Non-party Blocs: Nationalist Organizations [National Sacrifice Front for the Liberation of Palestine.]

0335 POL 13-10 PAL Non-party Blocs: Extremist Organizations

0350 POL 15 PAL Government

0353 POL 23-10 PAL Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Control

0362 POL 15-4 PAL Government: Administration of Government

0368 POL 17-4 PAL Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs

0369 POL 17-14 PAL/UN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0371 POL 3 PAL Organizations and Alignments

0377 POL 3 PAL/UN Organizations and Alignments [Palestine Conciliation Commission.]

0461 POL 27-14 PAL/UN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice. [I/S MAC.]

40

0516 POL 28 PAL Government of Occupied Areas

0519 POL 27-4 PAL/UN Military Operations

0549 POL 27-14 PAL/UN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice. [I/S MAC; UNTSO.]

0610 POL 27-4 PAL/UN Military Operations

0611 POL 27-14 PAL/UN Military Operations: Truce. Cease-Fire. Armistice. [U.S. military participation in UNTSO.]

0616 March 1968 0624 February 1968 0629 January 1968 0633 December 1967 0639 November 1967 0645 September 1967 0649 July 1967 0654 June 1967 0667 April 1967 0703 March 1967

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SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major subjects and geographic locations in this microform publication. The first number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 6: 0808 directs the researcher to Frame 0808 of Reel 6. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial section of this guide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film. This index uses the terminology and spellings used in the original documents.

AFL-CIO Agreements and treaties 6: 0808 military assistance 3: 0935 Africa political 12: 0086 Biafra 3: 0949 U.S. 12: 0086 Botswana 9: 0623 Ahmediye (village) Cameroon, Federal Republic of 9: 0640 destruction 9: 0701 Central Africa 9: 0638 Air Force Central African Republic 9: 0638 1: 0635, 0646 diplomatic and consular representation Airspace disputes and violations (Israel) 9: 0596 Jordan 10: 0179–0181, 0185 French Somaliland 9: 0699 Saudi Arabia 10: 0438 Gabon, Republic of 9: 0894 Syria 10: 0956 Guinea, Republic of 9: 0671, 0909 United Arab Republic 11: 0726 Ivory Coast, Republic of 9: 0956–0960 Al-Aqsa mosque Kenya 3: 0973; 10: 0209 fire 8: 0527 Lesotho 10: 0672 Al-Fatah Liberia 3: 0975 conflict with PLO 9: 0111 Malagasy Republic 10: 0713 general 6: 0041; 10: 0211 Malawi 10: 0715, 0717 relations with Syria 9: 0397 Mali, Republic of Aliya (Jewish immigration) Mauritius 10: 0735 9: 0117 Morocco 10: 0742 Allenby Bridge crossing Niger, Republic of 10: 0769 9: 0098 Nigeria 10: 0772 Allon, Yigal Rwanda, Republic of 10: 0412 general 8: 0279; 12: 0280 Somali Republic 10: 0476 resignation from ministry positions Sudan 10: 0486 8: 0393 Swaziland 10: 0487 Almogi, Yosef Tanzania 3: 0984; 11: 0364 8: 0146 Tunisia 13: 0003 Al Yom (newspaper) see also Burundi 7: 0377 see also Chad, Republic of American Israel Political Affairs see also Congo (Leopoldville) Committee see also Sierra Leone 6: 0808 see also South Africa, Republic of Arabic see also United Arab Republic (UAR) Israeli language curriculum 8: 0974

43 Arab Nationalist Liberation Movement 4: 0001–0072, 0228, 0315, 0430, support from Soviet Communist Party 0541, 0670; 5: 0001, 0046, 0165, 7: 0016 0214, 0317; 7: 0050; 12: 0280 Arabs U.S. limitations 2: 0654 enrollment at Hebrew University 7: 0377 Arrests and detention Ha’Histadrut Ha’Klalit shel Ha’Ovdim 9: 0539 B’Eretz Yisrael 7: 0566 Asia Israeli citizens 9: 0397 India 9: 0927, 0938 Israeli interaction in youth groups Japan 6: 0287 7: 0329 Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of Israeli peace process 8: 0146 10: 0206 peace proposals 13: 0051 Korea, Republic of 10: 0191, 0207 reaction to Golda Meir visit 7: 0050 Malaysia 10: 0721 reaction to war with Jordan 10: 0105 Maldive Islands 10: 0722 U.S. relations 5: 0046, 0165 Nepal 10: 0744, 0746 voter suppression in East Jerusalem New Zealand 10: 0779 9: 0701 Singapore 10: 0460–0470 worker slowdown 7: 0402 see also Cambodia Arafat, Yasir see also Pakistan visit to Kuwait 13: 0158 see also Philippines, Republic of Argentina see also Vietnam, Republic of diplomatic and consular representation Athens, Greece (Israel) 9: 0606 bombing of El Al office 13: 0158 Armaments Australia development and testing 2: 0472, 0605, arms sales to Israel 3: 0598 0617 diplomatic and consular representation general 2: 0305, 0334–0352, 0489; (Israel) 9: 0612 3: 0647 Austria procurement and sale 1: 1009; 2: 0264, diplomatic and consular representation 0298, 0330, 0627–3: 0836, 0946; (Israel) 9: 0612 4: 0001–0228, 0315 Barbados production and repair 2: 0615, 0622 diplomatic and consular representation Armed forces (Israel) 9: 0613 air force 1: 0635, 0646 Bases and installations exercises and maneuvers 1: 0640 U.S. 4: 0258 general 1: 0654 Begin, Menachem Israel Defense Force 1: 0649 7: 0252, 0386; 8: 0021 mobilization and demobilization 1: 0620 Belgium navy 1: 0637 diplomatic and consular representation Arms control and disarmament (Israel) 9: 0614–0621 3: 0938 Ben-Gurion, David Arms control policies 80th birthday 5: 0752 3: 0460; 12: 0115 Biafra Arms race military assistance 3: 0949 general 4: 0541 Border security Middle East 2: 0605, 0654 1: 0763 Arms sales Botswana U.S. 2: 0298–0305, 0352, 0489, 0627, diplomatic and consular representation 0654–0734, 0982; 3: 0001–0418, (Israel) 9: 0623 0598, 0648–0769, 0801–0836;

44 Boycotts Citizenship of Israeli courts by Palestinian lawyers dual 1: 0654, 0780 8: 0946 Collective defense pacts and alliances Bulgaria U.S. 4: 0285 diplomatic and consular representation Communist Party of Israel (Israel) 9: 0626–0632 see Ha’Milflaga Ha’Kommunistit Burundi Ha’Yisraelit diplomatic and consular representation Congo (Leopoldville) (formerly Belgian (Israel) 9: 0630, 0637 Congo, now Republic of the Congo) military assistance 3: 0951, 0956 diplomatic and consular representation political relations with Israel 9: 0635 (Israel) 11: 0384 Cambodia military assistance 3: 0985, 1011, 1013 diplomatic and consular representation political relations with Israel 11: 0386 (Israel) 9: 0616, 0640–0645 Continental shelf Cameroon, Federal Republic of 9: 0537 diplomatic and consular representation Cooperative for Assistance and Relief 9: 0640 Everywhere (CARE) Canada 1: 0503, 0593 diplomatic and consular representation Counterinsurgency (Israel) 9: 0651 agents 9: 0426 Caribbean nations Cuba Barbados 9: 0613 diplomatic and consular representation Cuba 9: 0655 (Israel) 9: 0655 Haiti 9: 0910 Cyprus Catholic Relief Services (CRS) diplomatic and consular representation 1: 0503 (Israel) 9: 0656 Ceasefires and armistices Czechoslovakia Jordan 10: 0137, 0145, 0155, 0188 diplomatic and consular representation Lebanon 10: 0549 (Israel) 9: 0663–0669 Palestine 13: 0015 Dayan, Moshe Syria 10: 0824, 0830 appointment as Minister of Defense United Arab Republic 11: 0723 7: 0252 Central African Republic general 7: 0430 diplomatic and consular representation plan for Arab-Israeli relations 7: 0822 9: 0638 possible split from Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Central America Ha’Isra’elit 8: 0618, 0852 Nicaragua 10: 0767 statements on peace proposals 8: 0021 Chad, Republic of Death and dying diplomatic and consular representation Eshkol, Levi 8: 0393, 0618 (Israel) 9: 0653 Khoushy, Abba 7: 0048 military assistance 3: 0952–0953, 0960 Defectors and expellees Charitable organizations 9: 0577, 0584; 13: 0021 Catholic Relief Services 1: 0503 Defense affairs Cooperative for Assistance and Relief collective defense pacts and alliances Everywhere 1: 0503–0593 4: 0285 Lutheran World Federation 1: 0503 general 1: 0759, 0773–1006; 2: 0018, Lutheran World Relief 1: 0503 0266; 3: 0416 Chrysler company logistical affairs 3: 0913 attack on 9: 0431 military capabilities 1: 0724

45 Defense affairs cont. French Somiland 9: 0699 military visits and missions 1: 0608; Gabon 9: 0894 3: 0974–0975, 0980, 0990; 4: 0255, general 9: 0007 0262, 0272, 0286 Germany, Federal Republic of 9: 0878, policy and readiness 1: 0727, 0763; 0896 3: 0978 Guatemala 9: 0899 U.S. 3: 0416 Guinea, Republic of 9: 0671, 0909 Defense pacts and alliances Haiti 9: 0910 general 4: 0285 immunities and privileges 9: 0098; U.S. 4: 0285 12: 0921 Demonstrations, protests, and riots India 9: 0927, 0938 Chrysler plant, Nazareth 9: 0431 Iran 9: 0945 general 9: 0472; 11: 0177 Italy 9: 0953 Italy 11: 0177 Ivory Coast 9: 0956 Denmark Kenya 10: 0209 arms sales to Israel 3: 0001 Lesotho 10: 0672 Deportation Malawi 10: 0717 of Arabs to East Bank 9: 0117 Maldive Islands 10: 0722 Diplomatic and consular representation Mali 10: 0723 (Israel) Malta 10: 0731 acceptability and accreditation 9: 0671; Mexico 10: 0739 12: 0001, 0008, 0032, 0815 Nepal 10: 0746 Africa 9: 0596 Netherlands 10: 0754 Argentina 9: 0606 New Zealand 10: 0779 Australia 9: 0612 Nicaragua 10: 0767 Barbados 9: 0613 Nigeria 10: 0772 Belgium 9: 0614, 0618 Norway 10: 0776 Botswana 9: 0623 Peru 10: 0784 Bulgaria 9: 0626 Philippines 10: 0786, 0788 Burundi 9: 0630, 0637 Poland 10: 0821 Cambodia 9: 0616, 0640–0645 Romania 10: 0408 Canada 9: 0651 Rwanda 10: 0412 Central Africa 9: 0638 Singapore 10: 0470 ceremonial and social affairs 9: 0241, South Africa 10: 0432 0680; 13: 0368 Swaziland 10: 0487 Chad 9: 0653 Switzerland 10: 0497 change in status 9: 0621, 0628, 0632, Tanzania 11: 0364 0669, 0682, 0955, 0960; 10: 0475, taxation of U.S. consular property 0769; 12: 0974 9: 0007 Congo (Leopoldville) (formerly Belgian UAR 11: 0706 Congo, now Republic of the Congo) Uganda 11: 0749 11: 0384 UK 11: 0924, 0936 Cuba 9: 0655 U.S. 12: 0001–0032, 0583, 0681, 0693– Cyprus 9: 0656 0815 Czechoslovakia 9: 0663 USSR 12: 0967 diplomatic and consular lists 9: 0108 Vietnam, Republic of 12: 0990 Equatorial Guinea 9: 0670 Yugoslavia 12: 0996 Ethiopia 9: 0672 Finland 9: 0689 France 9: 0688, 0691

46 Diplomatic and consular representation Economic outlook and forecast (Palestine) 8: 0852 UN 13: 0369 Educational assistance Yemen 13: 0005 1: 0066 Diplomatic immunity and privileges El Al (airline) U.S. 12: 0921 bombing of Athens office 13: 0158 Diplomatic passports and visas hijacking by the People’s Front for the 9: 0098 Liberation of Palestine 9: 0539 Diplomatic visits Elath (ship) Eban, Abba 6: 0288, 0786, 0883 sinking of 5: 0510 Eshkol, Levi 5: 0453, 0510 Elections general 5: 0510 general 5: 0375, 0914; 6: 0288; 7: 0566 Meir, Golda 6: 0729–0883 Ha’Histadrut Ha’Klalit shel Ha’Ovdim Saphir, Joseph 5: 0453 B’Eretz Yisrael 7: 0402 Disputed territories 1969 Knesset 7: 0252, 0566; 8: 0618 Latrun 9: 0789; 10: 0155 state and local government 9: 0862 see also East Jerusalem Elizur, Michael see also Jerusalem 8: 0279 see also Occupied Palestine Equatorial Guinea see also Sinai Peninsula diplomatic and consular representation see also Tiran Island (Israel) 9: 0670 Diversion of water Eshkol, Levi Jordan River 1: 0773; 2: 0001; 11: 0389 death 8: 0393, 0618 Yarmuk River 10: 0385 diplomatic visits 5: 0453, 0510 Druze (ethnic minority) general 7: 0760 civil rights 7: 0362 government’s lack of public support in Golan Heights 9: 0701 7: 0672 history 7: 0377 impact of death on Israel foreign policy military service requirements 7: 0377 8: 0393 East Africa peace proposals 7: 0796; 8: 0279 Israeli involvement 7: 0050 on weakness of UN 8: 0538 Eastern Europe Ethiopia political relations with Israel 9: 0685 diplomatic and consular representation East Jerusalem (Israel) 9: 0672, 0680, 0682 Arab voter suppression 9: 0701 military assistance 3: 0962–0971, 0976 housing construction 9: 0701 Ethnic groups and minorities status of 8: 0897 7: 0362, 0372, 0377 U.S. refusal to recognize Israeli claims see also Arab Israelis 9: 0007 see also Druze voting irregularities 9: 0701 Europe Eban, Abba Austria 9: 0612 diplomatic visits 6: 0288, 0786, 0883 Cyprus 9: 0656 general 5: 0510; 7: 0672, 0822; 8: 0393 Denmark 3: 0001 speech on peace proposals 8: 0021 Eastern Europe 9: 0685 UN speech 7: 0050 Finland 9: 0689 visit to U.S. 7: 0724 Greece 13: 0158 Economic assistance Hungary 9: 0925 general 1: 0010 Luxembourg 10: 0678 to Israel 6: 0808 Malta 10: 0729, 0731

47 Europe cont. Foreign relations (Israel) Netherlands 10: 0754 Burundi 9: 0635 Norway 10: 0776 Congo (Leopoldville) (formerly Belgian Romania 10: 0393, 0408 Congo, now Republic of the Congo) Spain 9: 0001; 10: 0480 11: 0386 Switzerland 10: 0494, 0497 Eastern Europe 9: 0685 Turkey 11: 0669, 0670 Iran 9: 0942 Vatican City 12: 0975 Italy 9: 0948 see also Belgium Jordan 10: 0001, 0112, 0147, 0183 see also Bulgaria Korea 10: 0206 see also Czechoslovakia Lebanon 10: 0502 see also France Luxembourg 10: 0678 see also Italy Malagasy Republic 10: 0713 see also Poland Malawi 10: 0715 see also United Kingdom Malaysia 10: 0721 see also Yugoslavia Malta 10: 0729 Executive branch Mauritius 10: 0735 6: 0606; 7: 0672, 0724–0822; 8: 0021, Morocco 10: 0742 0130, 0146, 0279–0852; 12: 0548 Nepal 10: 0744 Exhibitions, shows, and parades Pakistan 10: 0783 2: 0022, 0169 Philippines 10: 0787 Expansionism Poland 10: 0790 5: 0214 Romania 10: 0393 Extremist organizations Saudi Arabia 10: 0436 7: 0400; 13: 0335 Sierra Leone 10: 0472 Fatah Singapore 10: 0460 see Al-Fatah South Africa, Republic of 10: 0414 Fedayeen terrorism South Korea 10: 0191, 0207 5: 0914; 7: 0400 Spain 10: 0480 Federation of Labor (Israel) Sudan 10: 0486 see Ha’Histadrut Ha’Klalit shel Switzerland 10: 0494 Ha’Ovdim B’Eretz Yisrael Syria 10: 0680 Finland Turkey 11: 0669 diplomatic and consular representation UAR 11: 0676 (Israel) 9: 0689 UK 11: 0926 Flight clearances and overflights U.S. 4: 0271; 5: 0358; 6: 0567; 3: 0921, 0940, 0948 10: 0141; 11: 0759; 12: 0134, 0203, Food for Peace Program 0280, 0438, 0549, 0667, 0689 agreements 1: 0236 USSR 12: 0937 commodity sales 1: 0282 Vatican 12: 0975 dollar credit sales 1: 0601 Vietnam, Republic of 12: 0935, 0976 famine relief 1: 0503 Yugoslavia 12: 0991 Food for Freedom 1: 0503 Foreign relations (Palestine) Food for Work 1: 0503 Syria 13: 0001 general 1: 0137, 0169 Tunisia 13: 0003 program transactions 1: 0281 Four Power Talks reports and statistics 1: 0167 5: 0375 surplus commodities 1: 0268 Foreign policy U.S. 12: 0070, 0115, 0154

48 France Guatemala arms embargo 2: 0352 diplomatic and consular representation arms sales to Israel 2: 0305, 0352, (Israel) 9: 0899 0712–0734, 0982; 3: 0001 Guerilla warfare diplomatic and consular representation 1: 0654 (Israel) 9: 0688, 0691 Guinea, Republic of French Somaliland diplomatic and consular representation diplomatic and consular representation (Israel) 9: 0671, 0909 (Israel) 9: 0699 Gush Herut-Liberalim Gabon, Republic of 6: 0608 diplomatic and consular representation Ha’Histadrut Ha’Klalit shel Ha’Ovdim (Israel) 9: 0894 B’Eretz Yisrael Gahal Arab membership 7: 0402 see Herut elections 7: 0566 see Gush Herut-Liberalim Haiti Gaza Strip diplomatic and consular representation Israeli occupation 7: 0165 (Israel) 9: 0910 travel restrictions 9: 0117 Ha’Milflaga Ha’Komunistit Ha’Yisraelit General policy, plans, coordination general 6: 0608; 7: 0016 presidential determinations 1: 0059 split with Soviet Communist Party Germany, Federal Republic of 7: 0430 diplomatic and consular representation support for Six-Day War 7: 0430 (Israel) 9: 0878, 0896 Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan/Israel Golan Heights Mixed Armistice Commission (HKJ/I Druze 9: 0701 MAC) Israeli occupation 7: 0165 2: 0022; 10: 0155, 0211 Government Hebrew University administration 7: 0722; 8: 0974; enrollment of Arabs 7: 0377 13: 0362 Herut composition of unity government party platform 7: 0386 8: 0897 Hijacking dependencies 9: 0873 of El Al plane 9: 0539 details of 1969 Labor unity government Home demolitions 8: 0001 by Israel 9: 0239 Eshkol lack of public support 7: 0672 see also Village destruction executive branch 6: 0606; 7: 0672, Hungary 0724–0822; 8: 0021, 0130, 0146, military operations 9: 0925 0279–0618, 0852; 12: 0548 Immigration general 7: 0252; 8: 0142; 13: 0350 aliya 9: 0117 judiciary 8: 0946 Independence legislature 8: 0001, 0897 9: 0001; 12: 0086 unity government conflicts during Six- Independence Day, Israel Day War 7: 0252 2: 0022, 0169; 9: 0241 unity government policies 8: 0897 India Grants and technical assistance diplomatic and consular representation 1: 0062, 0066–0077 (Israel) 9: 0927, 0938 Greece Athens 13: 0158

49 Internal security and counterinsurgency Japan agents 9: 0426 visits and meetings 6: 0287 demonstrations, protests, and riots Jerusalem 9: 0472, 0528; 11: 0177 naming controversy 9: 0789 general 9: 0397, 0430 parade 2: 0022 rebellion and coups 9: 0111; 11: 0608 planned Arab strikes 9: 0472, 0789; subversion and espionage 9: 0427, 10: 0001 0431, 0438, 0526 status of 5: 0752 travel control 9: 0117, 0235; 10: 0132, see also East Jerusalem 0135; 13: 0353 Jews and Judaism International assistance Aliya 9: 0117 counterpart funds 1: 0004, 0104 Sephardic Jews 5: 0914 general 1: 0010 Soviet Jewry 5: 0375 non-agricultural excess property 1: 0099 Zionism 3: 0418 policy and plans 1: 0001 Jordan program investigation 1: 0065 airspace disputes and violations supporting assistance 1: 0098 10: 0179, 0181, 0185 Iran assimilation of Palestinians 8: 0279 arms sales 3: 0795, 0798, 0800; foreign policy 10: 0105, 0133 4: 0072, 0223 military operations 10: 0136, 0137, diplomatic and consular representation 0145, 0154, 0155, 0188 (Israel) 9: 0945 political relations with Israel 10: 0001, political relations with Israel 9: 0942 0112, 0147, 0183 political relations with U.S. 12: 0276 rebellion and coups 11: 0608 U.S. arms sales 2: 0622 territory disputes and violations 10: 0211 Iraq travel control 10: 0132, 0135 arms sales 2: 0979 truces and armistices 10: 0137, 0145, Israel Defense Forces 0155, 0188 foreign citizens 2: 0001 U.S. arms sales 2: 0734 general 1: 0649 waters and boundaries 10: 0385 U.S. citizens 1: 0654, 0780; 2: 0266 Jordan River Israel/Syria Mixed Armistice Commission diversion of water 1: 0773; 2: 0001; (I/S MAC) 11: 0389 7: 0672; 11: 0178; 13: 0461, 0549 Judiciary Italy 8: 0946 demonstrations, protests, and riots Kenya 11: 0177 diplomatic and consular representation diplomatic and consular representation (Israel) 10: 0209 (Israel) 9: 0953, 0955 military assistance 3: 0973 internal security and counterinsurgency Khoushy, Abba 11: 0177 death 7: 0048 military visits and missions 3: 0974 Knesset political relations with Israel 9: 0948 1969 elections 7: 0252, 0566; 8: 0618; Rome 9: 0539 9: 0701 state and local government 9: 0787 candidate lists 7: 0165 visits and meetings 9: 0935 votes in 1965 7: 0323 see also Vatican City Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of Ivory Coast, Republic of the political relations with Israel 10: 0206 diplomatic and consular representation (Israel) 9: 0956, 0960

50 Korea, Republic of Malawi political relations with Israel 10: 0191, diplomatic and consular representation 0207 (Israel) 10: 0717 Kuwait political relations with Israel 10: 0715 visit of Yasir Arafat 13: 0158 Malaysia Labor organizations political relations with Israel 10: 0721 AFL-CIO 6: 0808 Maldive Islands general 7: 0323, 0353, 0375 diplomatic and consular representation Labour Party (Israel) (Israel) 10: 0722 see Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’lsra’elit Mali, Republic of Landmines diplomatic and consular representation 3: 0001 (Israel) 10: 0723 Latrun Malta farming 9: 0789; 10: 0155 diplomatic and consular representation Laws and regulations (Israel) 10: 0731 6: 0241 political relations with Israel 10: 0729 Lawyers Mapam Palestinian boycott of Israeli courts see Mifleget Ha’Poalim Ha’Meuhedet 8: 0946 Mauritius Lebanon political relations with Israel 10: 0735 military operations 10: 0549 Meir, Golda political relations with Israel 10: 0502 diplomatic visits 6: 0729–0883 territorial waters 10: 0667 public opinion 8: 0852 territory and boundaries 10: 0559 resignation as Labor Secretary 8: 0146 territory disputes and violations statements on peace proposals 8: 0618 10: 0560, 0605, 0618 visit to U.S. 7: 0050 truces and armistices 10: 0549 Mexico Legislature diplomatic and consular representation 8: 0001, 0897 (Israel) 10: 0739 Lesotho Middle East diplomatic and consular representation Iraq 2: 0979 (Israel) 10: 0672 Kuwait 13: 0158 Liberia Morocco 10: 0742 military visits and missions 3: 0975 South Yemen 1: 0780 Likud Tunisia 13: 0003 see Gush Herut-Liberalim U.S. policy change 6: 0041 see Herut USSR influence 5: 0752 Loans see also Iran 1: 0078 see also Jordan Local currency see also Lebanon 1: 0004, 0104, 0169 see also Occupied Palestine Lutheran World Federation see also Pakistan 1: 0503 see also Saudi Arabia Lutheran World Relief see also Syria 1: 0503 see also United Arab Republic (UAR) Luxembourg Miflaga Datit Le’umit political relations with Israel 10: 0678 6: 0695 Malagasy Republic political relations with Israel 10: 0713

51 Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit Mutual security general 5: 0506 2: 0305 internal politics 7: 0165 Names list, 1969 Knesset elections summary of convention 7: 0016 8: 0897 Mifleget Ha’Poalim Ha’Meuhedet Nathan, Abie 6: 0608, 0695 5: 0752 Military assistance National Religious Party agreements 3: 0935 Miflaga Datit Le’umit 6: 0695 U.S. 1: 0010; 3: 0934, 0936, 0942, Nationalist organizations 0949–0973, 0976, 0979, 0983– general 7: 0386; 13: 0332 0985, 0991–1013; 4: 0253, 0291, National Sacrifice Front for the 0316–0937; 5: 0001–0317 Liberation of Palestine 13: 0332 Military capabilities Palestine Conciliation Commission 1: 0608 13: 0377 Military dependents People’s Front for the Liberation of 1: 0620 Palestine 9: 0539 Military operations see also Palestine Liberation cease-fire and armistice 10: 0137, 0145, Organization (PLO) 0155, 0180, 0188, 0549, 0824, Nationality Law 0830, 0953; 11: 0723; 13: 0015, 1: 0780 0461, 0549 National Sacrifice Front for the general 9: 0925; 10: 0136, 0154, 0829; Liberation of Palestine 11: 0708; 13: 0039, 0138, 0154, 13: 0332 0155, 0326, 0519, 0610 Navy looting 9: 0238 1: 0637 prisoners of war and hostages 11: 0721 Near East truces and armistices 13: 0611 defense policy 3: 0978 war crimes and criminals 13: 0014 Nepal war damage 9: 0239 diplomatic and consular representation Military pensions (Israel) 10: 0746 1: 0620 political relations with Israel 10: 0744 Military personnel Netherlands 2: 0001 diplomatic and consular representation Military transportation (Israel) 10: 0754 flight clearances and overflights 3: 0921, Neutralism 0940, 0948 5: 0903 general 3: 0914, 0922 Newspapers Military visits and missions Al Yom 7: 0377 general 1: 0608; 3: 0974, 0975, 0980, New Zealand 0990; 4: 0255, 0262, 0272, 0286 diplomatic and consular representation Italy 3: 0974 (Israel) 10: 0779 Liberia 3: 0975 Nicaragua South Africa, Republic of 3: 0980 diplomatic and consular representation UK 3: 0990 (Israel) 10: 0767 U.S. 4: 0255, 0262, 0272, 0286 Niger, Republic of Mines and minefields diplomatic and consular representation for protection of Israel borders 9: 0438 (Israel) 10: 0769 Morocco political relations with Israel 10: 0742

52 Nigeria One-State solution diplomatic and consular representation general 7: 0430 (Israel) 10: 0772 Peres response 7: 0430 Norway Organizations and associations diplomatic and consular representation general 7: 0323, 0329, 0349, 0351, (Israel) 10: 0776 0353, 0356, 0371, 0374, 0375, Nuclear desalting 0400, 0402; 13: 0328, 0335 1: 0010, 0062 nationalist 7: 0386; 13: 0332 Nuclear disarmament see also Extremist organizations Israeli position on disarmament 7: 0672 see also Labor organizations Nuclear nonproliferation see also Youth organizations 2: 0334; 3: 0001; 12: 0438 Pakistan Nuclear weapons Nepal 10: 0783 general 2: 0334, 0352, 0472, 0605, political relations with Israel 10: 0783 0617; 5: 0904 political relations with Palestine Israel production 11: 0676 13: 0007 Israeli capabilities 8: 0021, 0146 Palestine Conciliation Commission Israeli participation in nonproliferation (PCC) agreements 8: 0021 13: 0377 Israeli policy 7: 0724 Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Occupied Palestine budget 13: 0024 defectors and expellees 13: 0021 conflict with al-Fatah 9: 0111 diplomatic and consular representation general 1: 0654; 13: 0051 13: 0368 two-state solution 13: 0024 extremist organizations 13: 0335 Peace proposals general 5: 0214, 0375, 0510, 0752; Dayan statements 8: 0021 6: 0608 general 3: 0460; 6: 0729, 0786, 0883; government 13: 0350, 0362, 0516 7: 0430 internationalization of territory Israeli rejection of U.S. proposal 8: 0538 guaranties 13: 0019 Israel-Jordan proposal 8: 0897; Israeli position on 7: 0430; 8: 0146 10: 0001 Israeli settlements 7: 0822 prospective 9: 0789 liberation theories 11: 0001 UAR-Israel negotiations 7: 0001 military operations 13: 0015, 0155 U.S. involvement 8: 0618 nationalist organizations 13: 0332 U.S. principles of Middle East peace occupied civilian government 9: 0701 12: 0086 organizations and associations U.S.-USSR negotiations on UAR-Israel 13: 0328, 0335 7: 0001, 0050 political affairs and relations 13: 0024, People’s Front for the Liberation of 0051, 0141, 0158, 0371 Palestine refugees 5: 0375, 0510; 6: 0001, 0041, hijacking of El Al plane 9: 0539 0729; 7: 0362, 0430; 12: 0154 Peres, Shimon travel control 13: 0353 response to One-State solution 7: 0430 truces and armistices 13: 0015 Peru war crimes and criminals 13: 0014 diplomatic and consular representation see also East Jerusalem (Israel) 10: 0784 see also Extremist organizations see also Gaza Strip see also West Bank

53 Philippines, Republic of Rebellion and coups diplomatic and consular representation 9: 0111; 11: 0608 (Israel) 10: 0786, 0788 Reclassified documents military assistance 3: 0979 2: 0979 political relations with Israel 10: 0787 Reports and statistics Poland general 5: 0914; 6: 0001, 0041 diplomatic and consular representation politico-economic reports 6: 0210 (Israel) 10: 0821 politico-military reports 6: 0239 foreign policy 10: 0811 Republic of Palestine Jewish emigration 9: 0117 alleged establishment 13: 0051 political relations with Israel 10: 0790 Research and development Political affairs and relations (Israel) armaments 2: 0472, 0605, 0617 organizations and alignments 11: 0939 Research assistance policy and background 5: 0375, 0441; 1: 0104 10: 0105, 0133, 0474, 0476, 0811; Reshimat Po’aley Yisrael 11: 0670, 0702; 12: 0070, 0115, 5: 0375, 0506 0154, 0966, 0995 Romania prominent persons 5: 0607, 0715, 0722; diplomatic and consular representation 8: 0848 (Israel) 10: 0408 Political affairs and relations (Palestine) political relations with Israel 10: 0393 government of occupied areas 13: 0516 Rome, Italy organizations and alignments 13: 0007, hijacking of El Al plane 9: 0539 0024, 0051, 0141, 0158, 0371, 0377 Rwanda, Republic of Political parties diplomatic and consular representation general 5: 0506; 6: 0415–0426, 0597, (Israel) 10: 0412 0608–0695; 7: 0016–0048, 0165, Sammu raid 0428–0564; 8: 0128, 0144 10: 0211 Gush Herut-Liberalim 6: 0608 Saphir, Joseph Herut 7: 0386 diplomatic visits 5: 0453 Miflaga Datit Le’umit 6: 0695 Saudi Arabia Mifleget Ha’Poalim Ha’Meuhedet airspace disputes and violations 6: 0608, 0695 10: 0438 United Labor Front 7: 0430 political relations with Israel 10: 0436 see also Ha’Milflaga Ha’Kommunistit territorial claims, islands 10: 0452 Ha’Yisraelit territorial waters 10: 0459 see also Mifleget Ha‘Avoda Ha’Isra’elit Sauraman (village) see also Reshimat Po’aley Yisrael destruction 9: 0701 Prisoners of war and hostages School lunch program 11: 0721 1: 0503 Private relief actions Sephardic Jews 5: 0722 5: 0914 Prominent persons Settlements awards and gifts 5: 0722 5: 0510; 8: 0393 congratulations and condolences Sharm el-Sheikh 5: 0715 proposed Israeli settlement 8: 0393 Rabin, Yitzhak Ships and shipbuilding 12: 0001 sinking of Elath 5: 0510 Rafi sinking of Israeli destroyer 2: 0489 see Reshimat Po’aley Yisrael

54 Sierra Leone Sudan diplomatic and consular representation political relations with Israel 10: 0486 (Israel) 10: 0475 Suez Canal foreign policy 10: 0474 6: 0288 military assistance 3: 0983 Swaziland political relations with Israel 10: 0472 diplomatic and consular representation Sinai Peninsula (Israel) 10: 0487 general 5: 0375 Switzerland Israeli occupation 7: 0165 diplomatic and consular representation Singapore (Israel) 10: 0497 diplomatic and consular representation political relations with Israel 10: 0494 (Israel) 10: 0470 Syria political relations with Israel 10: 0460 airspace disputes and violations Sinking of Israeli ships 10: 0956 5: 0752 cartography 11: 0359 Six-Day War cultivation in DMZ 11: 0001, 0389 conflicts in unity government 7: 0252 escalation of tensions on Israeli border U.S. support 7: 0822 11: 0232 Somali Republic Israel border skirmishes 11: 0178, 0389 foreign policy 10: 0476 Israel prisoner exchanges 11: 0232 South Africa, Republic of military operations 10: 0824, 0829, 0830 diplomatic and consular representation political relations with Israel 10: 0680 (Israel) 10: 0432 political relations with Palestine military visits and missions 3: 0980 13: 0001 political relations with Israel 10: 0414 relations with al-Fatah 9: 0397 South America territorial waters 11: 0362 Argentina 9: 0606 territory and boundaries 10: 0967 Guatemala 9: 0899 territory disputes and violations Peru 10: 0784 10: 0604, 0616; 11: 0001, 0178, South Yemen 0232, 0389, 0610 break in U.S. relations 1: 0780 truces and armistices 10: 0824, 0830 Soviet Communist Party Syrian Arab Republic split with Ha’Milflaga Ha’Komunistit see Syria Ha’Yisraelit 7: 0430 Talhouni, Bahjat support for Arab Nationalist Liberation statements on peace proposals 8: 0021 Movement 7: 0016 Tanzania Soviet Jewry diplomatic and consular representation 5: 0375 (Israel) 11: 0364 Spain military assistance 3: 0984 international aid to Syria 9: 0001 Taxation political relations with Israel 10: 0480 of U.S. consular property 9: 0007 State and local government Territorial waters elections 9: 0862 10: 0459, 0667; 11: 0362 general 9: 0701–0789 Territory and boundaries Status of Jerusalem delimitation and mapping 9: 0590; 2: 0022, 0169; 10: 0211 11: 0359 Strikes and lockouts disputes and violations 10: 0211–0381, Arab 9: 0472, 0789; 10: 0001 0560–0618; 11: 0001, 0178–0335, Subversion and espionage 0389, 0610, 0728 9: 0427, 0431, 0438, 0526 general 9: 0586; 10: 0559, 0967

55 Territories and boundaries cont. political relations with Israel 12: 0937 internationalization of territory political relations with Palestine guaranties 13: 0019 13: 0010 island claims 10: 0452 relations with Syria 11: 0178 Territory disputes and violations Soviet Jewry 5: 0375 Jordan 10: 0211 United Arab Republic (UAR) Lebanon 10: 0560, 0605, 0618 airspace disputes and violations Syria 10: 0604, 0616; 11: 0001, 0178, 11: 0726 0232, 0389, 0610 diplomatic and consular representation United Arab Republic 11: 0728 (Israel) 11: 0706 Terrorism foreign policy 11: 0702 bombing of El Al Athens office 13: 0158 Israel prisoner exchanges 11: 0721 hijacking of El Al plane, Rome, Italy military operations 11: 0708, 0723 9: 0539 peace proposals 7: 0001, 0050 U.S. Embassy bomb threat 9: 0472 political relations with Israel 11: 0676 see also Fedayeen terrorism prisoners of war and hostages 11: 0721 Third-party arms sales relations with U.S. 3: 0001 5: 0214, 0317 territory disputes and violations 11: 0728 Tiran Island truces and armistices 11: 0723 5: 0510; 6: 0729; 7: 0822; 10: 0452; United Kingdom (UK) 12: 0280 arms sales to Israel 2: 0734 Travel control and observation diplomatic and consular representation 9: 0117, 0235; 10: 0132, 0135; 13: 0353 (Israel) 11: 0924, 0936 Truces and armistices military visits and missions 3: 0990 10: 0137, 0145, 0155, 0180, 0188, political relations with Israel 11: 0926 0549, 0824, 0830, 0953; 11: 0723; United Labor Front 13: 0015, 0461, 0549 formation 7: 0430 Tunisia United Nations (UN) political relations with Palestine diplomatic and consular representation 13: 0003 (Palestine) 13: 0369 Turkey United Nations Relief and Works Agency foreign policy 11: 0670 for Palestine Refugees in the Near East political relations with Israel 11: 0669 (UNRWA) Uganda 6: 0041 diplomatic and consular representation United Nations Treaty Supervision (Israel) 11: 0749 Organization (UNTSO) military assistance 3: 0991, 0998, 1003, U.S. participation 13: 0611; 2: 0022; 1005, 1012 13: 0549 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics U.S. Navy (USSR) public opinion on fleet visits 7: 0724 Arab arms sales 2: 0734; 4: 0001; U.S.S. Liberty 5: 0453 claims 12: 0280 diplomatic and consular representation general 3: 0460 (Israel) 12: 0967, 0967 Vatican City foreign policy 12: 0966 political relations with Israel 12: 0975 influence in Middle East 5: 0752 Vietnam, Republic of Jewish emigration 9: 0117 diplomatic and consular representation Middle East policy 5: 0375 (Israel) 12: 0990 negotiations with U.S. on UAR-Israel Israeli economic assistance 1: 0001 peace proposal 7: 0001, 0050

56 political relations with Israel 12: 0935, West Bank 0976 economy 9: 0701 Vietnam war Israeli settlements 9: 0701 anti-war protests 9: 0472, 0528 opposition to occupation 9: 0111 Village destruction planned Arab strikes 9: 0472, 0789; Ahmediye and Sauraman 9: 0701 10: 0001 see also Home demolitions return of Palestinian refugees 7: 0430 Visits and meetings trade restrictions 9: 0117 3: 0974–0975, 0980, 0990; 4: 0255, travel restrictions 9: 0472 0262, 0272, 0286; 5: 0453, 0510, Widows and widowers 0752, 0904; 6: 0265–0288, 0432, 1: 0620 0569, 0729–0883; 7: 0001, 0050; Yarmuk River 8: 0274; 9: 0935 diversion of water 10: 0385 see also Military visits and missions Yemen War diplomatic and consular representation Six-Day War 7: 0252, 0822 (Palestine) 13: 0005 War crimes and criminals Youth organizations 13: 0014 7: 0329, 0351, 0356, 0374 War on Hunger Yugoslavia 1: 0065, 0503 diplomatic and consular representation Waters and boundaries (Israel) 12: 0996 boundary and international 10: 0385 foreign policy 12: 0995 continental shelf 9: 0537 political relations with Israel 12: 0991 territorial waters 10: 0459, 0667; Zionism 11: 0362 3: 0418 Weizman, Ezer appointment as Minister of Transportation 8: 0581

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he U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of American diplomatic reporting on political, military, social, T and economic developments throughout the world in the twentieth century. This edition consists of the Central Files for Palestine/Israel for the period between 1967 and 1969.

This collection consists mostly of messages sent and received by U.S. diplomats; reports on meetings between U.S. and foreign government officials; newspaper clippings and translations from newspapers; transcripts of speeches; and reports on political, military, and economic affairs. These documents cover a wide range of topics, from nuclear desalination to details about the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), including the air force and the navy.

One of the more controversial issues involves the use of foreign nationals in the IDF. There were many instances of Jewish American citizens serving in the IDF, a situation that caused tension between the United States and some Middle East countries.

Of particular interest, many documents in this collection contain status reports concerning Jerusalem. The United Nations decreed that Jerusalem would be an international city, controlled by a multinational government. The Israeli government, however, considers Jerusalem the “eternal, undivided” capital of Israel, while the PLO hopes to create a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital. Indeed, the physical boundaries of Israel were, and continue to be, a volatile subject.

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