From Camp David To The Gulf

Name: From Camp David To The Gulf
Brand: Black Rose Books
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By: Adel Safty, Safty Safty

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Hardcover | 10 March 2026

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Set in the context of some of the current debates in the foreign policy literature, this book offers a general introduction to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict that concentrates on what took place at Camp David in 1978. Safty makes his position clear, and does a careful and responsible job in backing it up. The most interesting part is based on Arabic sources that are not otherwise accessible.

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Preface
Introduction	p. 1
Peace, Negotiations, Language and Propaganda
Can There be a Just and Enduring Peace in the Arab-Israeli-Palestinian Conflict?	p. 11
Sadat's Road to Camp David: Negotiations and Decision-making: From Sinai to Camp David and Blair House	p. 42
The Camp David Order: Reactions and Consequences	p. 96
Language and Propaganda: The Linguistic Management of Challenges to Media Interpretations of the Palestine Question	p. 138
The War Against Iraq
The Making of a Crisis	p. 177
Anatomy of Confrontation	p. 197
Negotiations or War?	p. 227
The New World Order	p. 254
Index	p. 273
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