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The 29 pages that link to Camp David Accords, each with the reason it gives.

• Six-Day WarRelated: They led to Israel’s withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula captured in 1967.

• Jimmy CarterRelated: Carter mediated the negotiations that led Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin to sign the accords.

• CeasefireRelated: They illustrate how negotiation can move beyond a ceasefire toward a state-to-state peace treaty.

• George H. W. BushRelated: As special envoy to China in 1974, Bush helped administer U.S. diplomatic relations during a period of regional negotiation.

• Two-state solutionRelated: They introduced a diplomatic framework for Palestinian autonomy, though not an independent state.

• IsraelRelated: They led to Israel’s first peace treaty with an Arab state.

• Sinai PeninsulaRelated: They set the terms for returning the peninsula to Egyptian sovereignty.

• Israeli occupation of the West BankRelated: Their autonomy proposal shaped later debates but did not end Israeli control.

• United Nations Security Council Resolution 242Related: The accords led to a peace treaty and Israeli withdrawal from Sinai, applying the land-for-peace approach associated with Resolution 242.

• LikudRelated: Begin’s government negotiated the accords and agreed to withdraw from Sinai.

• Boutros Boutros-GhaliRelated: His Egyptian diplomatic career developed amid the negotiations and aftermath of the accords.

• Moshe DayanRelated: As foreign minister, Dayan took part in negotiations that led to the accords.

• Khalid of Saudi ArabiaRelated: The accords reshaped Arab diplomacy during Khalid’s early years as king.

• North Sinai GovernorateRelated: They set the framework for returning the peninsula to Egyptian sovereignty.

• Kurt WaldheimRelated: The accords were a major Middle East diplomatic development during Waldheim's UN tenure.

• Egyptian–Libyan WarRelated: Sadat's move toward negotiations with Israel intensified Gaddafi's opposition before the war.

• IsraelRelated: They paved the way for the first peace treaty between Israel and an Arab state.