Menachem Begin - Revision history

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RJJensen at 10:57, December 26, 2009

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Dadsnagem2 at 20:06, February 19, 2008

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 [[Category:European Jews]]

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	He was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]]. He and the [[Egypt]]ian leader, [[Sadat\|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords\|Camp David]]. It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.) The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.		He was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]]. He and the [[Egypt]]ian leader, [[Sadat\|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords\|Camp David]]. It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.) The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.
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 '''Menachem Begin''' (1913-1992) was an active member of [[Irgun]], a violent group that fought for the establishment of a Jewish state before [[Israel]]'s existence.  Irgun was responsible for the death of 91 people when they blew up the King David Hotel in [[Jerusalem]].  Nevertheless, in time he rose to political prominence in Israel and became Israel's leader.
-He was Prime Minister of  Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]].  He and the [[Egypt|Egyptian]] leader, [[Sadat|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords|Camp David]].  It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.)  The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.
+He was Prime Minister of  Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]].  He and the [[Egypt]]ian leader, [[Sadat|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords|Camp David]].  It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.)  The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.
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 [[Category:European Jews]]

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	He was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]]. He and the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] leader, [[Sadat\|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords\|Camp David]]. It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.) The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.		He was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]]. He and the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] leader, [[Sadat\|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords\|Camp David]]. It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.) The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.
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	He was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]]. He and the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] leader, [[Sadat\|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords\|Camp David]]. It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.) The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.		He was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the [[Camp David Accords]]. He and the [[Egypt\|Egyptian]] leader, [[Sadat\|Anwar el-Sadat]] along with United States President [[Jimmy Carter]], negotiated a peace treaty at [[Camp David Accords\|Camp David]]. It was the first peace treaty between Israel and an [[Arab]] neighbor. (Even though Egyptians are not literally Arabs, they are considered to be part of the Arab world.) The [[Sinai Peninsula]], occupied since the [[Six Day War]], was returned to Egypt. A future deal that was to include the [[West Bank]] never materialized.
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