91.   Israel and Syria are still technically at war because of the strategic plateau.

92.   Israel had demanded early-warning stations on the strategic plateau and Damascus refused.

93.   Israel has proposed a phased withdrawal over nearly five years without specifying the depth of the pullout from the strategic plateau.

94.   Israel then insisted it be allowed to have an early warning system on the strategic plateau but the demand was flatly rejected by Damascus.

95.   Israel wants to place early warning stations on the strategic plateau in the event of a withdrawal, but Syria has refused the idea pressing instead for satellite surveillance.

96.   Israel wants to place early warning stations on the strategic plateau, but Syria has repeatedly refused preferring air surveillance.

97.   Israel wants to place early warning stations on the strategic plateau, but Syria has repeatedly refused, preferring air surveillance.

98.   Israel has proposed a phased pull-out from the strategic plateau, during which Syria would begin normalizing relations with Israel.

99.   A full Israeli pullout from the strategic plateau is a steadfast Syrian demand, and Clinton repeatedly refused to elaborate on why he felt there had been progress.

100.   A US general was to visit the Golan Heights on Monday to examine security arrangements in case of an Israeli withdrawal from the strategic plateau, US officials said.