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Interim Agreement between Israel and Egypt (Sinai II)
Interim Agreement between Israel and Egypt (Sinai II)
Summary:
The agreement is pursuant to the 1974 separation-of-forces agreement following the Yom Kippur War. It provides for the Israeli withdrawal in Sinai to the eastern ends of the Mitla and Gidi Passes, creation of a UN-monitored buffer zone in the evacuated area, turning of the previous buffer zone into Egyptian territorys and Israeli withdrawal from the oil fields at Abu Rudeis and Ras Sudar. It was also agrees to open the Suez Canal to Israeli non-military cargo ships and to establish American early-warning stations in the area of the passes. The agreement was perceived as an important step towards reaching a comprehensive agreement in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 338.
Date:
04/09/1975
Country / Entity:
Egypt
Israel
Region:
Middle East & West Asia
Conflict / Issue:
Inter-State
Thematic:
Framework Agreements / Procedural Elements
Rule of Law
Amnesties/Immunities
Security Arrangements
Ceasefire/Cessation of Hostilities
Police
Military
Humanitarian and Refugee Issues
Socio-Economic and Development Issues
Wealth/Revenue Sharing
Natural Resources
Implementation Arrangements
Civilian Monitors
Military Monitors
Local and International supporting Actors
United Nations
Member States
Language:
English