The Visit: How Sadat's Visit to Jerusalem Changed the Israeli-Egyptian Conflict and the Course of History in the Modern Middle-East
Abstract
After three decades of war since the establishment of the state of Israel, Prime Minister Begin received Egyptian President, Sadat, in Jerusalem for what unfolded to be a historic visit. Through a review of the relevant preceding history, a description of the central individuals, the itinerary, and the momentous consequences of the visit, this paper categorizes this historic encounter of leaders of estranged nations and cultures as a standard of hope for peace in the Middle East.
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