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[[File:04-carter-sadat-begin-20190325-cdtrilateral109-ac.jpg|right|250px|thumb|(''left to right'') Begin, Carter, Sadat.]]
[[File:04-carter-sadat-begin-20190325-cdtrilateral109-ac.jpg|right|250px|thumb|(''left to right'') Begin, Carter, Sadat.]]
The '''Camp David Accords''' were a peace agreement between [[Egypt]] and [[Israel]] signed in 1979, leading to the first recognition of Israel by an [[Arab]] state. President [[Jimmy Carter]] brokered the deal between Israeli prime minister [[Menachem Begin]], and Egyptian president [[Anwar Sadat]], who both won the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] in recognition of their achievement.
The '''Camp David Accords''' were a peace agreement between [[Egypt]] and [[Israel]] signed in 1979, leading to the first recognition of Israel by an [[Arab]] state. President [[Jimmy Carter]] brokered the deal between Israeli prime minister [[Menachem Begin]], and Egyptian president [[Anwar Sadat]], who both won the [[Nobel Peace Prize]] in recognition of their achievement. Sadat was assassinated in 1981 by [[jihad]]is who regarded him as a sellout and traitor for making peace with infidels and [[Jew]]s.
The Accords basically consisted of a commitment by the [[United States]] to contribute an equal amount of foreign aid to [[Egypt]] annually that the US provided to [[Israel]]. Israel agreed to give up the [[Sinai]] Peninsula and its [[oil]] wells, which Israel occupied since the [[6 Day War]] of 1967, in what was dubbed a "land for peace" deal. Egypt agreed not to furnish or allow [[weapon]]s smuggling to militants and extremists through its border with Gaza and Israel.
The Accords basically consisted of a commitment by the [[United States]] to contribute an equal amount of foreign aid to [[Egypt]] annually that the US provided to [[Israel]]. Israel agreed to give up the [[Sinai]] Peninsula and its [[oil]] wells, which Israel occupied since the [[6 Day War]] of 1967, in what was dubbed a "land for peace" deal. Egypt agreed not to furnish or allow [[weapon]]s smuggling to militants and extremists through its border with Gaza and Israel.