March 26 in American History
At the White House, President Carter brought together Egypt's Sadat and Israel's Begin to sign a historic peace treaty — the first between Israel and an Arab nation, forged in the Camp David Accords. It has held for decades since. A reminder that patient American diplomacy can achieve what seemed impossible.
In 1979: the Egypt-Israel peace treaty is signed. At the White House, President Carter brought together Egypt's Sadat and Israel's Begin to sign a historic peace treaty — the first between Israel and an Arab nation, forged in the Camp David Accords.
At the White House, President Carter brought together Egypt's Sadat and Israel's Begin to sign a historic peace treaty — the first between Israel and an Arab nation, forged in the Camp David Accords. It has held for decades since. A reminder that patient American diplomacy can achieve what seemed impossible.
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