Camp David Accords Annotated Bibliography

Primary Sources:
"Address Before a Joint Session of the Congress on the Camp David Meeting on the Middle
East," September 18, 1978.Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American
Presidency Project. http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=29799.
This source documents the address that Jimmy Carter stated before the Camp
David Meeting with congress. This helped me further understand Carters stand
on the peace between Egypt and Israel and how he has a better understanding of
the situation by attending Camp David with the President of Egypt and the Prime
Minister of Israel.

"Camp David Accords." Mfa.gov.il. N.p., 2013. Web. 24 Oct. 2017.

This primary source is an website with the actual Camp David Accords that were
written. This aided me in my understanding of the problem and what was being
done to try to solve it.

"Camp David Negotiations: Draft Framework for the Comprehensive Peace Settlement of the
Middle East Problem." Draft Framework for the Comprehensive Peace. American-Israeli
Cooperative Enterprise, n.d. Web. 24 Oct. 2017.
This source showed me the process by which the prime minister of Israel and
Jimmy Carter took in order to try to start a movement of peace. They both
realized there was a problem and worked together to try to solve it. It further
explained the outline of what they wanted to accomplish by establishing peace
between the nations.

"Camp David Negotiations." Exchange of Letters Regarding Framework for Middle East Peace.
American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, n.d. Web. 24 Oct. 2017.
This source contains letters that were sent among President Jimmy Carter,
President of Egypt Anwar Sadat, and Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin.
These letters show the aftermath of the Camp David Accords and what actions
were took as a result.

Carter, Jimmy E., Jr. Thurmont:

https://www.jimmycarterlibrary.gov/assets/documents/diary/1977/d070277t.pdf, 2 July
1977. PDF.
This primary source is the day-by-day diary of Jimmy Carter which shows his
schedule while at Camp David. This pdf file gives an idea of Carters experiences
with developing the treaty and how it progressed throughout his time there.

"Framework for a Settlement in Sinai." National Archives and Records Administration. National
Archives and Records Administration, n.d. Web. 24 Oct. 2017.
This source explains the stationing of forces and interim withdrawal of the peace
treaty. This is another source that shows what actions were taken by the Israelis
after the treaty was made. This contributed to my understanding of how the peace
 treaty actually caused change between Israel and Egypt.

Secondary Sources:
"Camp David Accords and the Arab-Israeli Peace Process." U.S. Department of State. U.S.
Department of State, 14 June 2010. Web. 24 Oct. 2017.
This website presents a summary of a timeline beginning with Camp David and
ending with its effects. This explains the situation and what was agreed on in
order to end the Arab-Israeli dispute.

Eisenberg, Laura Zittrain., and Neil Caplan. Negotiating Arab-Israeli Peace: Patterns, Problems,
Possibilities. 2nd ed. Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana U, 2010. Print. Indiana Ser. in Middle
East Studies
This book gives an insight on negotiating the peace between Egypt and Israel
before Camp David. It focuses on the patterns of negative negotiating behaviors
that would derail the efforts to achieve peace between the two countries. This
helped further explain the problems the two countries had with each other and
why there was a need for US intervention to establish peace.

Evans, Charles T. "Camp David Accords." Camp David Accords. C.T. Evans, 27 Dec. 2011.
Web. 24 Oct. 2017.
This website has detailed information on the Camp David Accords. It gives
information on what happened with the accords, who were involved, and the
aftermath.

Flamhaft, Ziva. Israel on the Road to Peace: Accepting the Unacceptable. Boulder, Colo.:
Westview, 1996. Print.
This book shows an in-depth study of the internal struggles on the Arab-Israeli
peace process. It demonstrates how Israels citizens and leaders have reacted to
the post-Camp David era. This book helped show the effects after the Camp
David Accords and how the peace process was still affecting the Israeli people.

Freeman, Matthew C. "Arab-Israeli Conflict." After Camp David : The Role of Autonomy
Negotiations in Furthering Middle East Peace 1 (1979): 45.
Http://hollis.harvard.edu/primo_library/libweb/action/dlDisplay.do?vid=HVD&search_s
cope=default_scope&docId=HVD_ALEPH011051241&fn=permalink. Web. 25 Oct.
2017.
This special series article is set after the Camp David Accords and talks about
further negotiations for peace in the Middle East. It gives an insight on peace
negotiations after the Camp David Accords. This book along with the book that
shows peace negotiations before the Camp David Accords gives a before and after
look. It helps to show what the Camp David Accords helped and what it did.
Fuksman-Sha'al, Moshe. The Camp David Accords: A Collection of Articles and Lectures.
Jerusalem: Carmel, 2010. Print.
This book gives us a lot of sources of information about the Camp David
Accords. It is a collection of many articles and lectures that have different points
of view and different information on the accords.
Lehman, Richard. President Carter and the Role of Intelligence in the Camp David Accords.
527b88eb993294098d5176ff. Washington D.C.: Director of Central Intelligence,
1977.Cia.gov. Web. 25 Oct. 2017.
This website has over 250 documents that were previously classified about
President Carters negotiations with the Egyptian president. This site helps with
the period of January 1977 to March 1979. It shows diplomatic developments
from the Arab peace offensive through the aftermath of Camp David.

Lillian Goldman Law Library. "Camp David Accords; September 17, 1978." The Avalon Project
: Camp David Accords; September 17, 1978. Lillian Goldman Law Library, 2008. Web.
24 Oct. 2017.
This source gives information on the Prime Minister of Israel meeting with
President Jimmy Carter at Camp David. It shows the framework for peace in the
Middle East. It shows the Camp David Accords.

Safty, Adel. From Camp David to the Gulf: Negotiations, Language & Propaganda, and War.
Montreal U.a.: Black Rose, 1992. Print.
This book gives an introduction into the Palestinian- Israeli conflict that focuses
on Camp David. It is also set in the context of some of the current debates in
foreign policy. It relates to Camp David and shows topics about it.

Sayegh, Fayez A., and Israel Shahak. Palestine and the Camp David Accords: Commentaries.
London: Arab Dawn, 1979. Print.
This book has commentaries on the Camp David Accords and Palestine. It gives
insight on the politics and government of the Palestinian Arabs and West Bank. It
also talks about the foreign relations in Egypt and Israel.