Map of Israeli-Egyptian agreement signed with initials on September 1st, 1975
Printed map, which displays the deployment of the Israeli and Egyptian forces in the Sinai Peninsula.
On side of map, signed in handwriting: American Minister of Foreign Affairs, Henry Kissinger; Prime Minister Yitzchak Rabin; Commander in Chief of the Israel Defense Forces Motta Gur and Defense Minister Shimon Peres (two signatures, one in English and one in Hebrew). 50x35 cm. Very good condition. Creases.
"The military forces of the parties shall be deployed in accordance with the following principles:
(1) All Israeli forces shall be deployed east of the lines designated as lines J and M on the attached map.
(2) All Egyptian forces shall be deployed west of the line designated as line E on the attached map.
(3) The area between the lines designated on the attached map as lines E and F and the area between the lines designated on the attached map as lines J and K shall be limited in armament and forces.
(4) The limitations on armament and forces in the areas described by paragraph (3) above shall be agreed as described in the attached annex.
(5) The zone between the lines designated on the attached map as lines E and J will be a buffer zone. In this zone the United Nations Emergency Force will continue to perform its functions as under the Egyptian-Israeli Agreement of 18 January 1974.
(6) In the area south from line E and west from line M, as defined on the attached map, there will be no military forces, as specified in the attached annex.
B. The details concerning the new lines, the redeployment of the forces and its timing, the limitation on armaments and forces, aerial reconnaissance, the operation of the early warning and surveillance installations and the use of the roads, the United Nations functions and other arrangements will all be in accordance with the provisions of the annex and map which are an integral part of this Agreement and of the protocol which is to result from negotiations pursuant to the annex and which, when concluded, shall become an integral part of this Agreement".
(Clause 4 of the Interim Agreement, from the Knesset website).

Nine letters in English, with signatures of past and present politicians and prime ministers. Sent to the United States, 1980s-90s. English.
*Ariel Sharon, two letters (Minister of National Infrastructure). * Yitzchak Rabin (Minister of Defense).* Binyamin Netanyahu (Ambassador to the UN). * Shimon Peres (Deputy Prime Minimster and Foreign Affairs Minister) - long letter. * Aba Eben, three letters (Chairman of Foreign Affairs and Security Committee). * Ehud Olmert (Knesset Member). Various sizes and conditions.

Prof. Yeshayahu Leibowitz, letter to C. Glick, in regard to drafting yeshiva students to the army. [Jerusalem], 1975.
"Ben Gurion, Moshe Dayan and Shimon Peres wholeheartedly agreed to excuse yeshiva studentsג€¦ because they understood that this arrangement causes desecration of G-d's name, disgrace to the Torah and destroys religionג€¦ and for this they are assisted by rabbisג€¦". Leaf 12.5 cm. Good condition, creases and folding marks. Tear to upper right corner.

Wilson, Thomas Woodrow. 28th President of the United States, letter to Herman Bernstein. Washington, October 1914.
Bernstein (1876-1935), Jewish-American journalist, writer and diplomat, U.S. ambassador to Albania and a renowned fighter against anti-Semitism. The letter includes greetings on the occasion of the establishment of a Jewish newspaper, The Day, established and edited by Bernstein. Typewritten on official White House stationery, with a handwritten signature by Wilson. 22.5 cm. Good condition, stains and folding-marks.