: Does anyone know where George Tenent is?

("Tenet", not "Tenent".) Not really. I find a reference to him, but not a quote from him or even a reported sighting, 17-Oct, BBC:

Tuesday, 17 October, 2000, 23:10 GMT

Secret security agreement reported

Palestinian police will have to hold fire under the reported agreement

Israeli TV has reported what it describes as a "secret security

agreement" at the Sharm el-Sheikh accords which promised

"immediate war" in response to the threat of terrorist attacks.

The five-point agreement is also said to have called for the rearrest

of the Hamas leaders released by the Palestinians.

The TV quoted the clauses of the agreement as follows:

Immediate war will be waged against the threat of terrorist

attacks.

All 14 senior Hamas and Islamic Jihad activists who were

released, including Muhammad Dayf and Abu-Hannud, will

be rearrested.

The Palestinian police will be immediately ordered to hold

their fire.

All incitement broadcasts will cease.

The sides acknowledge that the only armed Palestinian

personnel are to be the Palestinian Authority's policemen.

The TV added that the

understanding of the last clause

was that the Tanzim militia would

be disarmed.

The Tanzim is an armed group

associated with Yasser Arafat's

Fatah organization.

One of Israel's key demands in

efforts to end the recent violence

has been the disarmament of the

Tanzim.

Palestinian denial

The claims of a secret agreement

were immediately explicitly denied

by the Palestinians, who described them as "fabrications".

But BBC correspondent John Leyne said that various attempts

have been made in the past to set up meetings between Israeli and

Palestinian security chiefs under the chairmanship of CIA head

George Tenet.

Mr Tenet was reported to be in the region at the time of the summit,

and our correspondent says it is quite possible that such a meeting

did take place.

It is more doubtful whether the detailed understandings which the

TV reported really were an agreement or simply matters under

discussion.