Talks begin at peace conference
Wednesday,
ing four lie
MADRID, Spain
|A1*) Israelis
and Arabs held
historic talks
aimed .it overturn
cades of hostility
and war in the Middle Hast
President Hush implored them
to strike a deal centered on ter
ritorial compromise and perma
mint treaties
"Peace ill the Middle hast
need not be a dream," Hush
said at the opening of the first
peace talks m a generation
Soviet President Mikhail
Gorbachev forcefully 'seconded
the call for compromise "It
would be unforgivable to miss
this opportunity," he said
However, in a chilling re
'.minder of the Middle bast's
bloody politics, an Iranian law
maker influential with t.eba
nese terrorists said Wednesday
all peace conference partici
pants should be killed
Hut such extreme opposition
to the i (inference was the ex
ception, not the rule, in much
of the Arab world "The battle
for peace begins," said a banner
headline Wednesday in jor
dan's biggest newspaper. Al
Kai
Syria. Israel's most implaca
bit; foe. stuc k to its traditional
hard line Alter the c eremonial
opening of the conference,One
Syrian official in Madrid said
Damascus might pull out of the
peace process unless there are
key Israeli com essions
The Palestinians, too. e\
pressed disappointment that
ltusii did not openly hac k their
demand for a free/e on settle
ments in the aw c upted lands, or
specifically express support for
Palestinian statehood
Hut many in Madrid were ex
pressing optimism despite deep
differences
Secretary ol State James
Baker, who spent months set
ting up the conference, said Is
raid and its Arab neighbors he
gan In crawl” toward peace
Hut at a news conferenc e alter
Wednesday's talks, lie admitted
no agreement had lieeri reached
bn where planned bilateral
talks would lie held
'"It is very irnportant that
these bilateral talks take place.-'
Baker said it is (where) we
hope Um ri'iil substam i’ will
lake place ”
At .1 separate news confer
tsin e, a top Israeli offit ial. Dep
ntv foreign Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu, said. I think on
the whole this has been a very
good day for the prosper Is ol
peace"
We come here with an open
heart and an open ml nil"’
kernel Abu Jal>er. the lordanian
foreign minister, said at his
new s conference
Still, Kgvpti.m foreign Minis
ter Aim Mousse who met w ith
Israeli I’rinie Minister Yitzhak
Shamir on Wednesday, said
there were a lot" ol obstacles
ahead
Kgypt is the only Arab < oun
try to have ever made peace
with Israel, and Mousse was
tin' first Arab delegate to ad
dress tlie gathering
In ins speech, he demanded
recognition of the rights ol I’al
estimans. denounced |ewtsh
settlements ill occupied lands
and insisted Israel should not
exercisea monopoly over Je
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