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JERUSALEM (AP) Under U.S.
pressure to cancel a lucrative arms deal
with China, Israel welcomed Chinese
President Jiang Zemin on a historic
visit Wednesday to the Jewish state, ce
menting ties first forged in secret near
ly two decades ago.
The high-profile recognition of Israel
by one of the world’s major powers was
seen as strong proof here that the days
of diplomatic isolation are over for
good. However, the new status also
brought new problems for Israel, such as
juggling the divergent interests of its
strongest ally and a powerful new friend.
Israeli Prime Minister I.hud Barak
welcomed Ziang less than 24 hours af
ter meeting at the White House with
President Clinton, w ho urged the Is
raeli leader to cancel the planned sale
of a sophisticated airborne surveillance
system to China.
Clinton expressed deep displeasure
and warned that the deal, potentially
worth $2 billion, could undermine Is
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said an Israeli official who attended
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Israel’s deputy defense minister,
Ephraim Such, said Israel was com
mitted to selling at least one surveil
lance plane to China, w hich reported
ly has the option to order three to seven
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that alter the first plane is sold, the deal
could be frozen indefinitely to appease
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