Now "Zei Nahara" .. Signature of peace agreement between Egypt and Israel on March 26, 1979

After discussions between the two parties at the Camp David Presidential Retreat in Maryland and the continuation of negotiations, the Camp David Agreement was signed on September 17, 1978, between President Anwar Sadat and the Prime Minister. Former Israeli occupation regime, Menachem Begin, and signed under the auspices of former US President Jimmy Carter.

The agreement was followed by an Arab position opposed and even hostile to Egypt: the only practical decision in the history of the League of Arab States condemning the suspension of membership from Egypt to the League of Arab States and the parties' efforts for peace and the signing of the treaty, Sadat and Peugeot won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1978, The Arab Countries, there is some years, have made large concessions to Israel, with the exception of a few of these countries.

The glorious October war and the failure of the full program of Resolution 338, as well as the unsuccessful results of shuttle talks pursued by the US Secretary of State, culminated in a deadlock and the Stop almost total peace talks and paved the way for a peace agreement. "Sadat hoped that an agreement between Egypt and Israel" Similar agreements reached with other Arab states with the Israeli occupation state, Begin began to be convinced that negotiations with a large Arab state were one of the best negotiations with a group of countries through peace with the largest Arab military force or isolating "Egypt" from the rest of the Arab world.

Sadat said in a speech to the People's Assembly that he was "ready to join them in the state of Israeli occupation" and to address the Knesset and to to liaise with the Israelis in order to find a just and comprehensive settlement. November 11, 1977

Menachem Begin, Prime Minister of the State of Israel, welcomed Sadat's initiative and invited him to visit occupied Palestine, before traveling to Jerusalem and pronouncing a speech setting out his point of view on the Arab-Israeli conflict, as well as proposals for a settlement of the dispute. On March 26, 1979, following the Camp David talks, the two parties signed the "Israeli-Egyptian Peace Treaty", which was aimed primarily at ending the state of war and establishing friendly relations. between Egypt and Israel and the withdrawal of the occupying power. It results from Sinai, captured in 1967 after the Six Day War and ensuring Israeli ships cross the Suez Canal and the beginning of talks to create autonomy for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.