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Message Type
Cipher - <del>⟦illegible⟧</del>
From: Beirut
Number: 218
To: Kh. M.
Date: 12 / 30 / 1982
Time: 2017
Received in seven parts
1/ The next few days are expected to witness important developments on the Palestinian
arena after ⟦Yasser Arafat⟧ decided to sort the position in favor of the decision he wants
to ensure that he is able to gather the Palestinian majority around him after the Tripoli events
2/ ⟦Yasser Arafat⟧ will call for meetings of the Central Committee of the ⟦Fatah Organization⟧ and the General Conference of the movement
and the Executive Committee and the Palestinian popular bodies. The aim of these meetings
is to exclude all elements that will oppose his new political plan, which will pave the way
for the formation of a government-in-exile ⟦n⟧ headed by Fahd al-Qawasmi or Karim Khalaf or one of
the West Bank notables, provided that the Executive Committee of the organization remains with its new
composition that will be formed after calling the National Council to meet ⟦n⟧
3/ The Executive Committee will be formed from Nile, Wadi, Al-Arabi, and Sanobar ⟦Fatah Organization, Democratic Front, Arab Liberation Front, People's Sa'iqa⟧
and the Palestinian Liberation Front ⟦Popular Front⟧ if Sanobar does not work with the opposing organization
which will be headed by Al-Fahoum ⟦n⟧ and ⟦Yasser Arafat⟧ will increase in the new Executive
Committee the number of independents ⟦n⟧
To be continued please
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Date: 12 / 30 / 1982
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Council of
the Revolutionary Command
Intelligence Presidency
General Secret Service Directorate
Secret
Number: 2965
Date: 17 / 3 / 1983
Information
To / Directorate of Information and General Records
Enclosed is the Beirut press telegram dated 12/24/983 regarding the reactions
to Yasser Arafat's visit to Cairo
Please be so kind as to take note ⟦line⟧ with appreciation.
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on behalf of/ Director General of the Secret Service
12/2
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Secret
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Embassy of the Republic of Iraq
Amman
Secret
Number: 1 / 1041
Date: 12/28/1983
Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Public Affairs Division M. 4 SH 1
Subject / Statement
Some members of the Palestinian National Council residing
in Jordan issued a statement in which they denounced Yasser Arafat's visit
to Egypt. Attached is the text of the statement.
No.: 805
Please be informed ⟦line⟧ with appreciation
⟦signature⟧
Director of the Public Affairs Division
(1 - 1)
Secret
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Embassy of the Republic of Iraq
Aden
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC
OF IRAQ
ADEN (P.D.R.Y.)
Secret:
Number: 8/1/232
Date: 28 / 12 / 1982
Ref. ::
Date ::
To / Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Political Department
Subject / New Orientations of the Palestinian Revolution
Our information from reliable Palestinian sources indicates that Yasser Arafat's plan for the future
of Palestinian action for the next stage aims to work on forming a political front
or a political alliance that includes Iraq, Jordan, and the Palestine Liberation Organization, provided that
this alliance is supported by the Arab Republic of Egypt. The organization will benefit from Iraq and Egypt
to support its position in its dialogue with Jordan.
On the other hand, Abu Ammar is now trying, during his presence in Sana'a, to take
gradual steps and strengthen his leadership after his visit to Egypt as follows:
1. Winning the support of the Fatah Military Council, which he is currently meeting in Sana'a, to give
legitimacy to his visit to Egypt.
2. Utilizing this support as a pressure card when meeting with the Fatah Central Committee to win its support
for this visit.
3. After obtaining the support of the Central Committee, he will proceed to the other resistance factions from
a strong position that enables him to face any criticism or condemnation of his visit.
The same source also indicates that the Fatah Central Committee has delegated Mr. Abbas Zaki,
the representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization in Aden, to travel to Sana'a today, 12/28/82,
with three members of the Revolutionary Council (including Dr. Nawal El Saadawi) and to meet
with Abu Ammar for the purpose of understanding the reasons, motives, and results of his visit to Egypt, and then urging him to travel
to Tunisia for the purpose of presiding over the Fatah Central Committee meeting and clarifying the justifications for his visit.
For your kind information, with appreciation ⟦line⟧
The Ambassador
Taha Aziz Hassan
A copy to:
Revolutionary Command Council - Arab Gulf Office: For your kind information, with appreciation.
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EMBASSY
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
TUNIS
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Embassy of
the Iraqi Republic
Tunis
General Affairs Department
Secret
Number: 828
Date: 12 / 26 / 1983
To / Ministry of Foreign Affairs - General Affairs Department
Subject / Abu Ammar's visit to Cairo
Source No. 4786 provided us with the information below, which was obtained from some members of the
Palestine Liberation Organization and the head of the new Palestine Labor Union, Haidar Ibrahim.
Abu Ammar's visit to Cairo and his meeting with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak sparked various
Palestinian reactions, as there was a prior agreement for Abu Ammar's visit to Egypt and what was agreed upon was:
1- That the meeting with Hosni Mubarak take place in Port Said and not Cairo.
2- In the event that the meeting is not held in Port Said, the following shall take place:
Yasser Arafat goes to Aden then Algeria to meet the prisoners of Ansar camp, after which he heads to
Baghdad and Jordan, and during this period Abu Iyad would have gone to Egypt to pave the way for Arafat's visit
and the meeting with Hosni Mubarak.
However, what happened during Arafat's arrival in Port Said was that he received a grand reception in which
senior Egyptian officials, national figures, and Egyptian opposition parties participated, headed by
the Egyptian Prime Minister, his Foreign Minister, and the Governor of Port Said. The Egyptian Air Force
and Navy also participated in the reception by escorting the ships carrying Arafat and the Palestinians from the moment
they entered Egyptian territorial waters.
In Port Said, a meeting took place between Arafat and the Egyptian Prime Minister, who told Arafat that Egypt
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EMBASSY
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
TUNIS
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
⟦Secret⟧
Embassy of
The Republic of Iraq
Tunis
General Affairs Division
No.:
Date:
N.:
Date:
⟦line⟧ opens its arms to the heroic Palestinians and they are ready to take positive stances in favor of
the Palestinian cause. This had a great impact on Arafat in addition to the official and popular
reception with which he was met to agree to meet Hosni Mubarak in Cairo, and this decision was without
the approval of the orders of the Palestine Liberation Organization, and the reason is that Arafat knew in advance that
if they were informed of that, the organization would not agree, and for this reason he ignored informing them.
The leadership of the organization tried to contact Arafat via the private line that connects them with him, but
their attempts failed because Arafat closed this line from his side, and the organization sent
a telegram to Arafat calling on him to come to Tunis within 36 hours, but he ignored this telegram
or did not receive it because he closed the device.
The meeting between Arafat and Hosni Mubarak created different reactions, including:
1- Palestinian reactions
A- The dissident organizations supported by the Syrian regime issued statements denouncing and challenging the meeting
and considered it a complement to the Camp David Accords, and they wanted through their statements to overthrow the role and leadership of the
Palestine Liberation Organization, headed by Arafat, and to highlight the role of Syria and the dissidents as the ones serious about working
for the liberation of Palestine, as well as highlighting the role of the dissident leadership.
B- Nayef Hawatmeh issued a statement in this regard and also called the Liberation Organization (Abu
Iyad) and demanded the necessity of dismissing Arafat from the organization.
C- The Liberation Organization, as well as the Students and Youth Union and the Palestine Labor Union, issued statements
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EMBASSY
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
TUNIS
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Embassy of
The Republic of Iraq
Tunis
General Affairs Division
Number:
Date:
They denounced the meeting, and a number of members of the organization's leadership also made statements and criticized Arafat, and we can
consider that as follows:
First. The timing of the visit in this circumstance, as it was a surprise to the Palestinians and Arabs.
Second. To absorb the resentment promoted by the Syrians and Palestinian dissidents in
their statements, which intended to discredit the PLO under the leadership of Arafat.
Third. In accordance with the commitments approved in the Palestinian National Council held
in Algeria not to contact Egypt except after an Arab position is taken regarding that.
Fourth. Fear of division and fragmentation that may affect the organization.
Information circulating among Palestinians indicates that Arafat will postpone his visit to Tunisia for another period in
order for the negative reactions sparked after his meeting with Hosni Mubarak to end.
2- Among the other reactions:
A- The visit caused a major dispute between Egypt and Israel, which considered the meeting a blow to the Camp
David Accords because of the great reception in which the Egyptian masses participated, which stirred their enthusiasm and feelings
in favor of the Palestinians and their cause significantly.
B- America supported the meeting and considered it a stimulating step for moderate Arab governments to adopt a policy that is more
flexible for solving the Palestinian issue.
The new Palestine Workers' Union delegation was supposed to travel to Baghdad on Tuesday, however
they informed us on Sunday evening of the postponement of their visit to Baghdad in order to travel to North Yemen.
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EMBASSY
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
TUNIS
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Embassy
of the Republic of Iraq
Tunis
General Affairs Section
Secret
Number :
Date :
N.:
Date ::
And participating in the reception of Arafat and the Palestinians with him.
We have learned that a private plane departed from Tunis and headed to North Yemen carrying members of the leadership
of the PLO and members of the Union of Palestine Workers and the General Union of Palestine Students and Youth and some
Palestinian figures.
For your kind information... with appreciation
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Manager / General Affairs Section
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Embassy of the Socialist Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia
Iraqi Interests Section
Cairo
Embassy of the Socialist Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia
Division of Iraqi Interest Care
Cairo
⟦coat of arms⟧
Number: 816
Date: 12/20/82
To/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Special Office - General Affairs Division
Sub/ Information
Your letter S/1524 on 11/6/1982
The accuracy of the information in your above letter has not been confirmed to us
despite extensive investigation by our sources.
For your kind information... with appreciation
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<del>Acting Head of General Affairs Division</del>
⟦The Director⟧
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Form No. (6)
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Revolutionary Command Council
Intelligence Presidency
General Secret Service Directorate
Secret
No. / ⟦S/⟧ 9800
Date / 15 / 12 / 1982
Notification
To / Directorate of Information and General Records
Your notification 12315 on 11 / 12 / 1983
Attached is a report received from one of our sources containing information about the exchange of letters
between Yasser Arafat and the Egyptian President.
Please be informed ... with appreciation.
Attachments
Copy of report
For/ Director General of the Secret Service
(1-1)
Secret
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Karim
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Embassy of the Republic of Iraq
Beirut - Lebanon
Iraqi Interests Care Section
Consular Department
Embassy of the Socialist Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia
Iraqi Interests Section
Cairo
Number: 218 / Tender
Date: 18 / 8 / 1981
To / Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Directorate of Administration and Finance / Baghdad
Subject / Advance
1 / 282 / 8 / 18 on 1981/8/18 we send you herewith
a list of maintenance expenses for the residence of the Administrative Attaché in
Cairo in the amount of (125) one hundred and twenty-five Egyptian pounds
Please kindly approve the payment with appreciation.
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Iraqi Chargé d'Affaires
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1981/8/20
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Revolutionary Command Council
Presidency of Intelligence
Directorate of Information and General Records
12215 Information M3/Sh3
11 / 12 / 1983
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To / General Secret Service Directorate
Please provide us with your information regarding the latest developments in
Egyptian-Palestinian relations, especially following Mubarak's welcoming of
Arafat's expected visit to Egypt, as well as Arafat's statements regarding his desire
to move his leadership to Egypt... with appreciation
⟦signature⟧
On behalf of / General Director
Karkh
M : 12/10
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12 / 27
Council of the
Revolutionary Command
Intelligence Presidency
General Secret Service Directorate
Number: 922 S Kh
Date: 26 / 12 / 1978
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Notice
S 1 / S Kh
Attached is a report received from one of our sources containing information
about an exchange of letters between Yasser Arafat and the Egyptian President
For your kind review - - - with appreciation
Attachments
(1) Report
⟦signature⟧
20 S Kh
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Embassy of the Republic of Senegal
in Cairo
Section for the Care of the Interests of the Tunisian Republic
Secret
Cairo on ⟦line⟧
Cipher Telegram No. 55 dated 10/30/1983 (By Pouch)
Based on diplomatic sources in close contact with the Egyptian leadership, an
exchange of messages took place between Mr. Yasser Arafat and the Egyptian President in recent days STOP
President Mubarak received an urgent appeal from the Chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization
to use his influence and friendships for rapid intervention to save the Organization
from total collapse STOP In his response, President Mubarak recommended, according to the same sources,
the following measures:
- Accepting the invitation to hold a meeting of the Palestinian Council.
- Resuming dialogue with King Hussein in preparation for reviving the US
President's project, considering that this project represents the last chance for
the Palestinian leadership STOP
Other sources report that Egyptian officials hold the Organization's leadership
responsible for the state it has reached, a situation that cannot be ignored in the trends of
Egyptian diplomacy and in its contacts with other Palestinian parties, especially figures from
the West Bank and Gaza. /.
⟦signature⟧
Hedi Drissi
Embassy of Senegal
Cairo
Section for the Care of the Interests of the Tunisian Republic
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Special Office
Public Affairs Division
(Please refer to the full number)
Confidential
Number: 10/1/1044
Date: 1977/7/6
To / Iraqi Interests Section / Cairo / Public Affairs Division
Subject / Information
We have learned that the Egyptian government provided military aid to the Fatah organization (Arafat's group)
An official source from the Abu Musa group stated that he saw a ship flying the Egyptian flag
that had docked near the port of Tripoli carrying military equipment.
Please review and follow up on the matter and inform us of the details... with appreciation.
Head of Public Affairs Division
⟦Also please mention the source and as you mentioned⟧
⟦Purely⟧
(1-1)
Confidential
⟦Republic of Iraq - Ministry of Foreign Affairs⟧
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Special Office
Public Affairs Department
Republic of Iraq
Secret
(Please refer to the full number)
Number: 1545 / Sh
Date: 6 / 11 / 1983
To / Embassy of the Republic of Iraq / Beirut / Public Affairs Department
Subject / Information
We have learned that the Egyptian government provided military aid to the Fatah organization (Arafat's group)
An official source from the Abu Musa group had stated that he saw a ship carrying the Egyptian
flag anchored near the port of Tripoli carrying military equipment.
Please review, follow up on the matter, and inform us of the details... with appreciation.
Head of Public Affairs Department
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(1-1)
Secret
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Republic of Iraq
Secret
Revolutionary Command Council
Intelligence Presidency
Directorate of General Secret Service
Information / Section 1 / ⟦19551⟧
Date ⟦24 / 8 / 1978⟧
To / Directorate of Information and General Records
We have learned the following:-
1. There is a Palestinian radio broadcast from Cairo Radio, but under the direction of the government
Egyptian and consistent with its political positions and under its supervision.
2. Attempts were made a month ago by the Palestine Liberation Organization regarding the installation of
Radio equipment in Egypt, but the Egyptian government refused on the basis that this
would subject the Camp David Accords to a breach, and they do not wish for that.
3. The Liberation Organization owns more than one radio station in most Arab countries.
4. The person called (Makram), assistant director of the Palestine Liberation Organization radio, is currently visiting the country
to receive (Large Nagra) type recorders from the Iraqi Ministry of Information.
Please kindly be informed... with appreciation.
p.p. Director General of the Secret Service
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Copy to /
Arab Liberation Movements Office / For your kind information .. with appreciation.
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Secret
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General Secret Service Directorate
Directorate ( )
Division ( )
Form No. (2)
(A)
Opinion and Decision
Assistant Director General
198 / /
⟦Refer for research to ...⟧
Division Director
20 / / 198
Mr. Division Director, Respected
Please be kind enough to review regarding the monitoring of the Palestine Liberation Organization radio, and I support
the proposal regarding referring the information to the liberation movements and coordinating with
the radio in the event that we are able to coordinate with them, with appreciation
Head of Department
20 / 8 / 1982
⟦Mahmoud ...⟧
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To the Respected Director of the "First" Division
Subject: Palestinian Radio Broadcasting
1- Information from a source indicated that the Palestine Liberation Organization is considering
moving its radio broadcasting center to Egypt for geographical reasons
and in search of freedom of expression
2- After verifying the information through our station in Tunisia, it responded as follows:
A- There is currently radio broadcasting in Cairo under the direction of the Egyptian government
B- Attempts were made a month ago regarding the installation of radio equipment in Egypt
but the Egyptian government refused because it affects its cleanliness, as was said. It adds
C- The Organization owns more than one radio station in almost most Arab countries
D- This was mentioned by the assistant director of the PLO radio station named (Makram), who
is currently visiting the country to receive recorder devices (large memory) from
the Iraqi Ministry of Information
Please kindly review, and your order to refer it to the Movements Department and Office
given that the goal of moving the radio broadcast to Egypt is nothing but
a regular Palestinian step and a form of restoring
Egyptian-Palestinian relations and strengthening Palestinian media
to confront Israeli media
We will follow up on the results of the matter with our front in Cairo
With appreciation
⟦signature⟧
Abdul Karim Abdul Rumayd
18 / 8 / 1982
p.p. Head of the Palestine Department
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EMBASSY
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
TUNIS
N.
Date:
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⟦810⟧
Embassy of
the Iraqi Republic
Tunis
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Secret
General Affairs Division:
Number: 525
Date: 10 / 8 / 1983
To / Ministry of Foreign Affairs - General Affairs Division
Subject / Palestinian Radio Broadcast
Your letter No. SH1 / 866 dated 23 / 7 / 1983
1 - There is currently a Palestinian radio broadcast from Cairo Radio but under the direction of the Egyptian
government, consistent with its political positions and under its supervision.
2 - Attempts were made a month ago by the Organization regarding the installation of radio equipment in Egypt
but the Egyptian government refused that on the basis that it would subject the Camp David Agreement
to a breach and they do not wish for that.
And it is not in moving its radio broadcast to Egypt. As the Organization owns more than one station in almost most Arab
countries. This is what was mentioned by the assistant director of the Palestine Liberation Organization radio station named
(Makram), who is currently visiting the country to receive (Large Nagra) type recorders from the Iraqi Ministry of Information.
Kindly be informed... with appreciation.
M / General Affairs Division
Secret
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(Please refer to the full number)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Special Office
General Affairs Division
Secret
Number: Sh/826
Date: 7 / 27 / 1982
To / Embassy of the Iraqi Republic / Tunis / General Affairs Division
Subject / Verification of information
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We have learned the following:-
That the Palestine Liberation Organization is considering moving its radio broadcasting center to Egypt for
geographical reasons, and the Palestinian leadership stipulates, in the event that its radio broadcasting moves to Cairo,
that it possesses its freedom of expression.
Please verify the accuracy of the information and inform us ⟦line⟧ with apprecia⟦line⟧tion.
Head of General Affairs Division
7/21
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Secret
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Al-Risala Magazine
Al-Dustour has learned from Tunisian sources close to the Palestine Liberation Organization that they
are considering moving their radio broadcasting center to Egypt, for geographical reasons, and the
Palestinian leadership stipulates, in the event that the center moves to Cairo, that it possesses its freedom
of expression.
Al-Dustour Magazine
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Revolutionary Command Council
Presidency of Intelligence
General Secret Service Directorate
Information / Section 1 / ⟦13911⟧
Date: ⟦18⟧ / 6 / 1982
Republic of Iraq
Secret
To / Directorate of Information and General Records
We have learned the following:-
1. Hosni Mubarak intends to form a provisional Palestinian government based in Cairo, and
some Egyptian officials have proposed this through the media, but the current situation does not help
to establish this government for the following reasons:-
A. The Palestine Liberation Organization is not fully satisfied with Egypt, especially the
reactions towards Israel's invasion of Lebanon.
B. The Egyptian authorities leaked news of an upcoming visit by Arafat to Egypt, which is absolutely not pending
due to Egypt's positions towards Israel and the Camp David Accords.
C. Egypt hopes, through Mitterrand's recent visit to Egypt, to obtain support and endorsement
and recognition from France for the Palestine Liberation Organization, but this did not happen, which diminished the
Egyptian role in this regard.
D. The messages exchanged between King Hussein and Mubarak regarding Egypt's support for forming a
confederal union between Palestine and Jordan.
2. The Iraqi newspaper Al-Thawra published on 19 / 12 / 1981 news stating (Arafat will
visit Egypt in early February, according to this statement by Mr. Khaled Mohieddin, Secretary-General of
the National Progressive Unionist Party) and that this visit will come after the completion of
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Agreement to choose Cairo as the headquarters for a meeting held by Arab popular organizations.
03 Intensive contacts took place between Arafat and Mubarak through representatives belonging to the independent wing in
the recent Palestinian National Council in Algeria.
04 A meeting between Arafat and Mubarak was possible during the Non-Aligned Summit in Delhi, but
this meeting was aborted, but in New Delhi, a secret meeting actually took place between Osama El-Baz
and Abu Jihad, and it was rumored that El-Baz conveyed an oral message from Mubarak to Arafat stating that
the PLO must grant King Hussein a mandate to speak on its behalf before time runs out on
the Reagan project because the Americans informed the Egyptian President that time is no longer in favor of the Arabs
and that America cannot stop the process of Judaizing the West Bank and building settlements unless King Hussein
comes forward now as a negotiator on the basis of the Reagan project.
Please be informed... with appreciation.
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For / Director General of the Secret Service
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Revolutionary Command Council
Presidency of Intelligence
General Secret Service Directorate
Information / 7 / 12274
Date 8 / 6 / 19
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Iraqi Republic
Secret
To / Office of Arab Liberation Movements ⟦line⟧
One of our sources reported the following :-
A number of Egyptian opposition leaders participated in the Palestinian conference held in Algeria
Among them was Khaled Mohieddin, who spoke with Yasser Arafat regarding two main points:
1. The Palestinians should not take a negative stance toward Egypt.
2. He appealed to Yasser Arafat to request a meeting of the Joint Arab Defense Council
And to invite Egypt to participate in this meeting, even if Egypt does not attend
The Palestinian revolution would have an influential position within the Egyptian authority.
Please be informed and let us know your opinion on the above ... with apprec⟦line⟧iation
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On behalf of / Director General of the Secret Service
Copy to /
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G. S. S. D. / Section 1 / For your kind information ... with apprec⟦line⟧iation
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General Secret Service Directorate
Form No. (2)
Directorate ( )
(A)
Opinion and Decision
Section ( )
Assistant Director General
198 / /
⟦Please review, thank you⟧ ⟦...⟧ ⟦Basim Hosni⟧ ⟦...⟧ ⟦Top Secret⟧
⟦...⟧ ⟦Cairo⟧
⟦...⟧
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Section Manager
198 / / 8
⟦Dear Respected Section Manager⟧
⟦For review, writing regarding the children of the Egyptian President Yasser Arafat⟧
⟦Information will be witnessed from Beirut to M 2 - -⟧ ⟦For verification⟧
⟦...⟧
Head of Department
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