Location: Camp David (Think of it like a summer camp for politicians!)
Goal: Peace between Israel ๐ฎ๐ฑ & Egypt ๐ช๐ฌ
Main Points
๐ถ Israeli Walkout: Israel said "Bye-Bye" to Sinai. ๐ต
๐ช๐ฌ Sinai Back to Egypt: Just like when you borrow something and give it back, Sinai was to return to Egypt in 3 years. Time to reunite!
๐ข Sailing Fun!: Israel gets a free pass! They could sail freely through the Suez Canal & the Straits of Tiran. (Psst! Want to know where these places are? ๐ Check page 56 map).
When?: 6 months post Camp David. Imagine waiting half a year to get your online delivery!
Main Point: Both countries finally swiped right! ๐ They recognised each other's right to peace within secure boundaries.
Reactions
๐ฎ๐ฑ Israel: Feeling good! They traded land (like a swap deal in a game) for peace & made the biggest Arab military power, Egypt, neutral. Score!
๐ช๐ฌ Egyptians: Mixed feels here.
Happy Majority: Proud of their leader, Sadat, for keeping Egypt's interests a top priority. Felt like they'd done a lot for Arab buddies, and now it was time for some self-love.
Angry Minority: Some, mainly the religious bunch, didn't like the new friendship with Israel. They felt betrayed, like when your BFF joins the opposing football team.
๐ Global Reaction: Round of applause! ๐ People loved this big step in Arab-Israeli ties.
๐ Arab World: Not thrilled. They thought Sadat broke the team's unity. Like when a band member goes solo and leaves the band behind. Result? Egypt got the cold shoulder. Arab League even packed its bags from Cairo to Tunisia.
Sadat's End: Sadat, unfortunately, didn't get to enjoy peace for long. He was assassinated in 1981 by Islamic extremists from the army during a parade. Think of it as a tragic twist in a movie. ๐ข
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Location: Camp David (Think of it like a summer camp for politicians!)
Goal: Peace between Israel ๐ฎ๐ฑ & Egypt ๐ช๐ฌ
Main Points
๐ถ Israeli Walkout: Israel said "Bye-Bye" to Sinai. ๐ต
๐ช๐ฌ Sinai Back to Egypt: Just like when you borrow something and give it back, Sinai was to return to Egypt in 3 years. Time to reunite!
๐ข Sailing Fun!: Israel gets a free pass! They could sail freely through the Suez Canal & the Straits of Tiran. (Psst! Want to know where these places are? ๐ Check page 56 map).
When?: 6 months post Camp David. Imagine waiting half a year to get your online delivery!
Main Point: Both countries finally swiped right! ๐ They recognised each other's right to peace within secure boundaries.
Reactions
๐ฎ๐ฑ Israel: Feeling good! They traded land (like a swap deal in a game) for peace & made the biggest Arab military power, Egypt, neutral. Score!
๐ช๐ฌ Egyptians: Mixed feels here.
Happy Majority: Proud of their leader, Sadat, for keeping Egypt's interests a top priority. Felt like they'd done a lot for Arab buddies, and now it was time for some self-love.
Angry Minority: Some, mainly the religious bunch, didn't like the new friendship with Israel. They felt betrayed, like when your BFF joins the opposing football team.
๐ Global Reaction: Round of applause! ๐ People loved this big step in Arab-Israeli ties.
๐ Arab World: Not thrilled. They thought Sadat broke the team's unity. Like when a band member goes solo and leaves the band behind. Result? Egypt got the cold shoulder. Arab League even packed its bags from Cairo to Tunisia.
Sadat's End: Sadat, unfortunately, didn't get to enjoy peace for long. He was assassinated in 1981 by Islamic extremists from the army during a parade. Think of it as a tragic twist in a movie. ๐ข
Dive deeper and gain exclusive access to premium files of History HL. Subscribe now and get closer to that 45 ๐
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