Israel the Peaceful Belligerent, 1967–79 by Amnon Sella
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314-5; 1981, pp. 334-5. I 48 Israel the Peaceful Belligerent, 1967-79 decline in the labour force employed in agriculture.
No matter how much Begin and his foreign minister, Moshe Dayan, objected to Resolution 242, the Israeli Government was committed to the diplomatic framework based on 242 unless and until it stated otherwise. This diplomatic commitment, supplemented by many anticipated advantages, was a guarantee of at least an appearance of continuity in Israeli foreign policy oriented to the idea of Egypt first. The major difference between the Rabin and Begin governments was rooted in their attitudes towards the West Bank.
The major similarities and differences between the Rabin and Begin governments' approach to a possible settlement are somewhat summarily indicated in the following list. Rabin 1. Egypt first 2. Territorial compromise with Jordan 3. Territorial compromise with Syria 4. Step-by-step agreements 5. Military interim agreements with political elements 6. No complete withdrawal in any of the territories. Begin 1. Egypt first 2. No partition of the West Bank 3. Vague concept66 4. Comprehensive agreement 5.