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| Text of Israeli statement on violenceJERUSALEM (CNN) -- The following is a text released by the Israeli government which Israeli officials said both Israeli and Palestinian officials had agreed to: "Joint Statement on the Cessation of Violence"
"The Israeli and Palestinian sides have agreed tonight to issue a joint call for the cessation of violence. "I hereby call all forces and parties to refrain from violence, incitement and the use of force in order to restore peace and calm. "We undertook to work together to implement the Sharm El-Sheikh understandings as presented by President Clinton at the closing of the Sharm El-Sheikh Summit last month. These understandings shall be implemented in the manner concluded between Chairman Arafat and Prime Minister Barak on the night of November 1, 2000. "The sides share the hope for a future of stability, prosperity and peace, when two separate political entities will co-exist side by side in good neighborly relations. The sides undertake to exert every effort to realize this dream of Peace of the Brave in dignity, fairness and mutual respect." RELATED STORIES: Car bomb kills 2 in Jerusalem, but new truce deal still on RELATED SITES: United Nations |
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