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The 18 pages that link to Sinai Peninsula, each with the reason it gives.

• Camp David AccordsRelated: Israel’s return of Sinai to Egypt was the accords’ central territorial provision.

• Anwar SadatRelated: The peace settlement linked Israeli withdrawal from Sinai to Egypt’s recognition of Israel.

• Egypt–Israel peace treatyRelated: The treaty required Israel to withdraw from the peninsula and return it to Egyptian sovereignty.

• Gulf of AqabaRelated: Its eastern shore forms one side of the gulf.

• Gulf of SuezRelated: Its western coast forms the gulf’s eastern boundary.

• War of AttritionRelated: Israel occupied Sinai in 1967, while Egypt sought to recover it.

• Sinai and Palestine campaignRelated: Its desert terrain made water supply and railway construction central to the advance.

• IsmailiaRelated: The canal and bridge near Ismailia mark a major approach to Sinai.

• Ismailia GovernorateRelated: The governorate extends east of the canal onto the peninsula’s western edge.

• South Sinai GovernorateRelated: South Sinai’s security and development are intertwined with the wider peninsula.

• EilatRelated: Its eastern shore approaches Eilat across the Gulf of Aqaba.

• Isthmus of SuezRelated: It lies immediately east of the isthmus, across the Gulf of Suez and canal corridor.

• Suez GovernorateRelated: The governorate faces Sinai across the southern Gulf of Suez.

• Catherine of AlexandriaRelated: Tradition locates Catherine’s relics at the monastery bearing her name on Mount Sinai.

• El Ferdan Railway BridgeRelated: The bridge’s railway connection reaches this peninsula from Egypt’s main rail network.