Dear Mr. President
In response to your request, I can confirm that, within one month after the completion of Israel’s withdrawal to the interim line as provided for in the Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel, Egypt will send a resident ambassador to Israel and will receive a resident Israeli ambassador in Egypt.
The President,
The White House
Dear Mr. Prime Minister
I have received a letter from President Sadat that, within one month after Israel completes its withdrawal to the interim line in Sinai, as provided for in the Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel, Egypt will send a resident ambassador to Israel and will receive in Egypt a resident Israeli ambassador.
I would be grateful if you will confirm that this procedure will be agreeable to the Government of Israel.
His Excellency Menachem Begin,
Prime Minister State of Israel.
Dear Mr. President
I am pleased to be able to confirm that the Government of Israel is agreeable to the procedure set in your letter of March 26, 1979 in which you state:
“I have received a letter from President Sadat that, within one month after Israel completes its withdrawal to the interim line in Sinai, as provided for in the Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel, Egypt will send a resident ambassador to Israel and will receive in Egypt a resident Israeli ambassador.”
The President,
The White House
Identical Letters from President Jimmy Carter to President Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat and Prime Minister Menachem Begin on the American Commitments Towards the Two Parties
The White House
Washington
Dear Mr. President:
I wish to confirm to you that subject to the United States Constitutional Process:
In the event of an actual or threatened violation of the Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel, the United States will, on request of one or both Parties, consult with the Parties with respect thereto and will take such other action as it may deem appropriate and helpful to achieve compliance with the Treaty.
The United States will conduct aerial monitoring as requested by the Parties pursuant to Annex I of the Treaty.
The United States believes the Treaty provision for permanent stationing of the United States personnel in the designated limited force zone can and should be implemented by the United Nations Security Council. The United States will exert its utmost efforts to obtain the requisite action by the Security Council. If the Security Council fails to establish and maintain arrangements called for in the Treaty, the president will be prepared to take those steps necessary to ensure the establishment and maintenance of an acceptable alternative multinational force.
His Excellency Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat,
President of the Arab Republic of Egypt.
The White House Washington
Dear Prime Minister:
I wish to confirm to you that subject to the United States Constitutional Process:
In the event of an actual or threatened violation of the Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel, the United States will, on request of one or both Parties, consult with the Parties with respect thereto and will take such other action as it may deem appropriate and helpful to achieve compliance with the Treaty.
The United States will conduct aerial monitoring as requested by the Parties pursuant to Annex I of the Treaty.
The United States believes the Treaty provision for permanent stationing of the United States personnel in the designated limited force zone can and should be implemented by the United Nations Security Council. The United States will exert its utmost efforts to obtain the requisite action by the Security Council. If the Security Council fails to establish and maintain arrangements called for in the Treaty, the president will be prepared to take those steps necessary to ensure the establishment and maintenance of an acceptable alternative multinational force.
His Excellency Menachem Begin
Prime Minister of the State of Israel.