Israel prefers to call it a meeting of two delegations: Jordanian-Palestinian and Israeli.

The true way to peace is to hold negotiations with a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

However, its officials have indicated that it would negotiate with a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

But when it comes to the permanent solution, we would like to do it with a Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

The agreement set guidelines for an international peace conference that would be attended by a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

Labor has long favored the American idea of an international peace conference including a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

Third, would Israel demand a veto on the makeup of a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation?

But the conference would not have veto power over any settlement negotiated between Israel and a Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

Palestinian representation will be within the Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.

The conference would have no powers beyond launching direct talks between Israel and a Jordanian-Palestinian delegation.