Ivy,D"h11 ?7x Y1 DJWK Y71 ?7l 1111PD IIN I. VI IDUJ. RIFIU IUUJTI GY KXDJU !11'|1 1UD . l"!l1F1 7. IIN FITEIHII FIR TA1 TWAUFI DK l1'71?9? FITIYFID mt 1DJ 1117 IIYTIR 17731* .511 tnvana . EAA . 1 I UNDER SE CRETARY EAGLEBURGER ALKING POI - usr? wr The President ecretary have instructed me - 4: - On .. Cal]- militsyy o- We regard your act assurances made'inl2;eagoir;EURCtiY Contrary to a Series ?f Minister and th? Defense Min? 2 the Summ?f by the Of Occupying Beirut. lS EI that Israel had HQ I More immediately what the IDF . hours is contrary to statements aaddon? 1n?thQ last 36 Ot 80 IDF moves were limited and ma to Ambassador Draper that calm. esigned solely to keep the situation I must tell you that Israel's credibilit . has been severely here in Qashington by recent Israeli actions in west I We took those statements at face yalue, and conducted ourselves over the past 24 hours on the basis of those assurances. As a consequence, we appear to some to be the victim of a deliberate accusing us of having conspired 1 srae a a ong to ring about the capture of west Beirut. o- The Secretary asked you yesterday to convey our deep conviction that Israel should seriously consider this situation and Pull back. We_s?aid we wanted to hear from you. Today we find the IDP consolidating its positions. I want to reiterate strongly that the occupation by Israel of an Arab capital is a grave political mistake with far--reaching symbolic and concrete implications of;the most dangerous sort. I More immediately, the IDF military control of west Beirut threatens to block the very positive trend of Lebanese political reconciliation that has appeared in the wake of President-elect Gemayel's death} Specifically, the chances for a successful outcome of another election before Sarkis' term erpires next Thursday are directly impeded by Israel's occupation of West - Beirut. o- I an its forces out of West Beirut and back to the previous ceasefire lines immediately. Ie will also support Lebanon's request that the security Council adopt a resolution opposing Israel's action and ?~calling~for~withdrawa1 from west Beirut. If we can delay_ action in the Security Council on that resolution until SECRET . I oo . =a 2 9.2 -- SECRET 0 . oa Iv tomorrow, we shall do so. If we carnot, we will vote for a resolution today assuming it LS satisfactory to us. be making a strong public statement today here in Washington. .. Phlally, I haveto tell you that we are outraged by the shot at a U.S. Marine on American Embassy property by an .Att ].I"c010ne1. This comes after we conveyed to you- our for the safety of our people at our Chancery in A and artillery shells began falling near the "1our response was to assure us that "strict had b??h issued to the IDF to avoid endangering embassy and particularly the American Embassy. fired on our Marine at what was clearly known to be the American Embassy. We want an OI Ilrael?v.Lu`; . .. . ii'? uu pouwii - m?ii?u? .l . .q~r Ann "1'nn . 1**lan - we yi Qing]; I called you in under instruction of the President. Secretary Shultz is with President Marcos; otherwise he would have conveyed the following message himself. (Reads Talking Points) Arens: I'm not sure you guys know what you're doing. Yesterday when I talked to the Secretary, you raised this business of Israeli . - deception. I don't know where it's coming from, but some people are trying to build this up. I explained to the Secretary yesterday; the Prime Hinsiter of Israel, unlike most of us, is a man frunt?lassical tradition. He is a nan of honor, a man who keeps his word. what is being said here about his misleading you is completely false. The did not say 'precautionary measures". I looked back at- the transcript - it appears to have been taken down by a steno- grapher - and there are no such words from the P.N. So why this business of deception! I don't know ilo 1t is,or Ihy it is. I can only hope ue're 3 . 1; --4L QBGIEB I Veli0tes? Irbeliev the 0 1 Arens: No. 'This ld . 1S false. I can't understand how you cou sa th `y is after I r??d the Ph??QIg;ction of the transcript to 'lh? The Secretary is personally responsible for these Talking Points. . Arens: Then I'm really baffled. Let's?talk about substance. As I said to the Secretary, we have a difqerence of evaluation -- a difference of opinion on what's happening on the ground. We feld we had to move in quickly into H. Beirut in the wake of Bashir'siassassination. . Eagleburgerg He don't disagree that some action was necessary. The Secretaiy feels'however, that the Lebanese army could have handled this. i .. I Arens: HellJ let me say something I d1dn't spell outAf0r fear of soundiarkogant. I don't know where you get your impression of the Lebanese Army. So far it hasn't done a thing. Our guys die the fighting, our guys got killed. 9 so 3 (After reading Talking Points). Right now the UN is a resolution asking your forces to depart from Beirut_ He'll try to. delay it for 24 hours, but if it comes up we'll support it. ALE Before I came here, I called Shamir. He told me the situation ir: Beirut is now quiet. He also told me we coordinated with the Lebanese Army. I d0n't know what to make of this business about being misled. That's a fabrication. Now y0u're going to make things worse by supporting a UN resolution put forth by the guys who killed Bashir. That's against your interest. Why do it? It doesn't help your objectives, and it's not going to help gelt a stable government in place. Our COITIUOR objectives are attainable, but we've got to work together and not at cross-purposes. We should avoid this openly confrontational inode. . If you think this will scare us, you're wrong. gsglebugger: The paper speaks for itself. I want to add, however, that there isn't any deus ex machina out there working to destroy your credibility. On the basis of Draper's report, we got the impression that your action will be of a limited nature. Now we find that you're spread throughout West Beirut not just the crossing points. If there's been any doubt what our position would be once you did this, then we've been at fault. As to our dffering estimates of the situation. Shultz said the Lebanese couldnanage the situation. No one doubts they are not as capable as the Israelis, but that doesn't mean they couldn't have I I handled thi Pur evaluation is that they could have -- now we'1l neverknow who has right. Your action has made thaeimpossible. You may what you're doing vis-a-vis spec1f1c ob,1ect1ves in H. Beirut, but maybe not the larger picture. You know we objected to your going in; Lewis and Draper have been telling you this for morths. Our response shouldn't come as a surprise. i . Arens: (llnderstatedh Actually it comes as a shock. Eoglebuggeiz It sh0uldn't. - I . . Areas: All ourlstetements 1n recent months involved the rennval of ll terror! H. Beirut. He differed on one question: Does .--Tit rqlre Ii on I. Beirut to achieve this objective? discussed. le preferred, of course. to . .svrs - Im as an nu., an (the situation during tri 1 I go in, can any zrational man assume that once the PLO was out of Beirut, Israel would tjen Q0 in? That': not logical. You have to be a lawyer to make that argunent. gis: I'm not! a lawyer, I'm an engineer. But in light of what happened let me, ask you this: Do you think that if Bashir was alive, we would have gpne in? ll I Eaglebuggerc No, of course not. But that doesn't justify your move. I I grensr You agreed with us that the IDF is the only responsible force able to stabilise the situation. I read the PM's words to Sec. Shultz. I Maybe Draper garbled it up. I I Eaglebugger: We could accept your initial move, as long as they were I neasured. I Areas: ,Clear?ly}Sec. Shultz chose to disregard the points I read him over . - the telephone. don't understand why. As to the incident with the U.S. marine, I want to offer my personal I apologies. Obviously no harm was meant. I Ietamhu: lt's'now almost l2 noon. Could you tell us if the State Dept. briefing will refer to the so?called deception? I r' I (Reads briefing draft which included phrase about Israeli action being "contrary to assurancesQQ Netanyahu: If there's still time, I would suggest you delete this, particulark the Draper business. Otherwise you'll give us no choice but to defend our credibility by setting the record straight. we'll end up in a shooting war with each other, and that's not good for either of us. Argnsi (After Netanyahu remarked to him in Hebrew): I think that's right. You may leave us no choice but to make the PM-Draper transcript public to put things straight. Eagleburgerz Go ahead, although I don't think the press briefing will include a reference to the PH's conversation. The thing ls getting very sticky. The French have said their mission is surrounded by Israeli tanks. The French and Italian Embassies have been hit by shells.- Agni: All this merely confirms what we've been telling you. 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