Former Israeli official recounts diplomatic negotiations with Clinton, Blair, Chirac and Arafat post‑Camp David
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The passage is a retrospective narrative of diplomatic outreach after the 2000 Camp David summit. It mentions high‑profile leaders but provides no new factual leads, financial details, or allegations Claims personal contacts with President Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, and Jacques Chirac regarding Arafe Describes a diplomatic mission involving Israeli officials Shlomo‑Ben Ami, Amnon Lipkin, Yossi Bei
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