Former Israeli official recounts July 2000 phone calls with President Clinton about land swaps and Jerusalem sovereignty ahead of Camp David summit

Former Israeli official recounts July 2000 phone calls with President Clinton about land swaps and Jerusalem sovereignty ahead of Camp David summit The passage provides a first‑person account of Clinton’s direct involvement in negotiating land‑swap proposals and limited Palestinian sovereignty in East Jerusalem. It mentions specific dates, locations, and the political calculus behind the summit, offering a concrete lead for investigators to verify the timing of calls, the identities of the Israeli officials involved, and any related diplomatic communications. However, the excerpt lacks explicit evidence of wrongdoing, financial transactions, or illegal conduct, limiting its impact to a moderate investigative value. Key insights: Clinton phoned the Israeli official on July 4 from Camp David about summit preparations.; Discussion of possible land swaps and limited Palestinian sovereignty in East Jerusalem.; Reference to a planned Camp David summit to begin on July 11, 2000.