DTIC ADA165952: Egypt’s Role in the Middle pdf

DTIC ADA165952: Egypt’s Role in the Middle

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For the first time in many years, all of the key players in the Arab-Israeli conflict are coordinating their efforts in an attempt to revive the peace process. The problems associated with achieving a framework for negotiations are many, and they are mentioned throughout this paper. In the past, peace talks have been guided by an outside force (usually the United States), but this latest proposal has come from the actual parties to the conflict through their own efforts. Egypt, which has always been the key Arab player in the Middle East peace process, maintains a vital role in the process today. In this paper, Egypts’s current and historical role in the Middle East process is examined

• Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
• Date: 1/22/1986
• Year: 1986
• Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Creighton, John J, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE COLL WASHINGTON DC, *EGYPT, *MIDDLE EAST, *POLITICAL NEGOTIATIONS, UNITED STATES, PEACETIME, ARABS, CONFLICT, ISRAELIS

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