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The 16 pages that link to Egypt–Israel peace treaty, each with the reason it gives.

• Camp David AccordsBroader topic: It converted the accords’ bilateral framework into a binding treaty and timetable for withdrawal.

• Yom Kippur WarRelated: The war helped create the diplomatic conditions for Egypt’s separate peace with Israel.

• Anwar SadatBroader topic: It turned the Camp David framework into a formal peace between the countries.

• Menachem BeginBroader topic: Begin’s government accepted Israeli withdrawal from Sinai in exchange for peace with Egypt.

• Sinai PeninsulaRelated: Its phased Israeli withdrawal restored Sinai to Egypt by 1982.

• Israeli–Palestinian peace processCompared with: It demonstrates a bilateral land-for-peace agreement distinct from the Palestinian negotiations.

• Abraham AccordsCompared with: Unlike Egypt’s treaty, the accords normalized relations without first ending an active war between signatories.

• Hosni MubarakRelated: Mubarak preserved the treaty and Egypt’s strategic partnership with the United States.

• United Nations Security Council Resolution 242Related: It implemented withdrawal and mutual recognition in a major case linked to Resolution 242.

• War of AttritionCompared with: It resolved the territorial conflict left open by the 1970 ceasefire.

• Moshe DayanRelated: Dayan helped negotiate the agreement as foreign minister, extending his legacy beyond wartime leadership.

• Blockade of the Gaza StripRelated: Its security framework shaped later arrangements concerning Egypt's border with Gaza.

• North Sinai GovernorateRelated: The treaty shaped the security arrangements governing North Sinai.

• South Sinai GovernorateRelated: Its implementation returned the peninsula, including South Sinai, to Egyptian control.

• Egyptian–Libyan WarRelated: The treaty later entrenched the foreign-policy divergence that had fueled Libyan opposition.

• Politics of IsraelBroader topic: It demonstrates how Israeli governments have used negotiation to secure formal peace with a neighboring state.