Agreement On Disengagement Between Israel And Syria
3. The area between line A and the line designated as line B on the attached map shall be a zone of separation. It is in this area that the United Nations Disengagement Assistance Force, established in accordance with the Accompanying Protocol, will be deployed. The prisoners were repatriated immediately after the signing of the agreement (from 1 to 6 June 1974) and Israel withdrew from Mount Hermon and the enclave areas. The new demarcation line was completed on 26 June 1974. Contrary to what many expected to see, the withdrawal agreement between Israel and Syria not only lasted more than 45 years, but it is in effect from the moment it was signed. This is the longest successful agreement ever reached by Israel with an Arab country. 1. I would like to transmit to the Council the text of the withdrawal agreement between Israeli and Syrian forces, annexed to this report as Annex I, and the protocol to the withdrawal agreement between Israeli and Syrian forces concerning the United Nations Withdrawal Observer Force, which is set out in Annex II. E.
The provisions of paragraphs A, B and C shall be inspected by United Nations personnel, which include the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force under this Agreement. D. This Agreement and the attached map shall be presented by the military representatives of Israel and Syria in Geneva not later than 31 Signed on 19 May 1974 to the Egyptian-Israeli Military Working Group of the Geneva Peace Conference under the auspices of the United Nations, after the accession of a Syrian military representative to that group, and with the participation of representatives of the United States of America and the Soviet Union. The precise delineation of a detailed map and implementation plan for the troop withdrawal will be developed by military representatives of Israel and Syria in the Egyptian and Israeli military working group, who will agree on the stages of this process. The military working group described above shall begin its work to this effect in Geneva under the aegis of the United Nations within twenty-four hours of the signing of this Agreement. They will complete this task within five days. The withdrawal shall begin within 24 hours of the completion of the task of the military working group. The withdrawal process will be completed no later than 20 days after its launch. Das Abkommen über den Abzug (hebräisch: הסכם הפרדת הכוחות בין ישראל לסוריה, arabisch: اتفاقية فك الاشتباك) ist ein Abkommen zwischen Israel und Syrien, das am 31. Mai 1974 unterzeichnet wurde,[1], das offiziell den Jom-Kippur-Krieg und die anschließende Zermürbungsphase an der syrischen Front beendete. [2] C. There must be no armed forces in the area between line A and line A-l on the attached map.
Finally, Israel agreed to withdraw from all the territories occupied during the war, consisting of about 25 square kilometers (9.7 square miles) on the Israeli side of the Purple Line (1967 ceasefire line). In return, a buffer zone of 235 square kilometers (146 square miles) was formed on the Syrian side of this line. According to the testimonies of the participants in the hearing, the agreement took place until the signing of the agreement, on May 31, 1974 in Geneva (more than seven months after the declaration of ceasefire) negotiations on the smallest detail. The negotiations gave rise to many misunderstandings and indirectly caused the fire crises, such as when Israel agreed to regain control of Quneitra from Syria, with Syria interpreting it as if the area mentioned included the Avital and Bental mountains, while Israel only wanted the territory of the city itself. . . .