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1. Israeli Archive Document: Letter to Walter Eytan from Bennike Acknowledging Israeli Letter o Intent Concerning B'not Ya'acov Canal and Requesting Discussion After Scheduled UN Talks

Israeli Archive Document: Letter to Walter Eytan from Bennike Acknowledging Israeli Letter o Intent Concerning B'not Ya'acov Canal and Requesting Discussion After Scheduled UN Talks

2. Israeli Archives Document: Letter to Lt. Col. Aryeh Shalev, September 9, 1953

Israeli Archives Document: Letter to Lt. Col. Aryeh Shalev, September 9, 1953

3. Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Bennike to Sharett acknowledging receipt of a meeting requested concerning Israeli work on B'not Ya'acov

Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Bennike to Sharett acknowledging receipt of a meeting requested concerning Israeli work on B'not Ya'acov

4. Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Sharett to Bennike concerning suspension of work on the B'not Ya'acov canal

Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Sharett to Bennike concerning suspension of work on the B'not Ya'acov canal

5. Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Bennike to Sharett explaining reasons for his delay in meeting with the Israelis

Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Bennike to Sharett explaining reasons for his delay in meeting with the Israelis

6. Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Bennike to M. Sharett Indicating Corretions in Israeli Transcript of Their Conversation on 15 October 1953

Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Bennike to M. Sharett Indicating Corretions in Israeli Transcript of Their Conversation on 15 October 1953

7. Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Sharett to Bennike agreeing to provide requested information and questioning the timing of the request

Israeli Archive Document: Letter from Sharett to Bennike agreeing to provide requested information and questioning the timing of the request