Which Statements Best Describe the Camp David Accords? Select Three Options.

Answer :

A. They ended all Arab-Israeli conflicts in the Middle East.

B. They were the first peace agreement for Israel in the Middle East.

C. They showed that the PLO could give up violence for negotiation.

D. They showed that Arabs and Israelis could negotiate in good faith.

E. They showed that the US could play an important role in negotiations.

Answer : The correct answers are: B, D and E

 In a historic moment on September 17, 1978, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin signed the Camp David Accords after twelve days of secret talks at the serene Camp David retreat in Maryland. Witnessed by President Jimmy Carter at the White House, these accords marked the first-ever peace agreement between Israel and an Arab nation, highlighting the potential for fruitful negotiations. While a significant step forward, it's essential to note that the accords didn't resolve all Arab-Israeli conflicts, as the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) remained outside the agreement and continued to use violence instead of diplomacy.

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