Israel-Egypt Treaty, 40 Years Later: The Forgotten Adviser Who Drove Camp David Negotiators Crazy
Israeli official Meir Rosenne assumed the role of bad cop in the eyes of Carter, Kissinger and Begin, but his thoroughness ensured a sustainable peace deal
The signing of the treaty between Israel and Egypt on the White House lawn on March 26, 1979 marked Israel's first peace agreement with an Arab country. The memoirs of one Israeli official, who adpoted the role of bad cop during the negotiations 40 years ago didn't hesitate to lead the talks to the brink of collapse, tell of the many hurdles on the road that led there.
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