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Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. The Six-Day War and the Emergence of Begin's Approach to Peace: 1967-70 -- 2. Return to Opposition: 1970-77 -- 3. Setting the Stage: May-November 1977 -- 4. From Jerusalem to Camp David: December 1977-August 1978 -- 5. Camp David-Between Psychology and Political Realism: September 1978 -- 6. The Domestic Political Struggle over the Camp David Accords: September 1978 -- 7. From a Framework to a Peace Treaty: October 1978-March 1979 -- 8. Implementation: A Glass Half Full -- 9. Analysis and Implications -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Authors.

1. This book tells a new diplomatic history of the Camp David peace process that focuses on the role of Menachem Begin as Israel's chief negotiator, using recently released archival documents from Israel and the United States. 2. The authors are senior scholars with proven publication records in Israeli international relations and diplomatic history. 3. Books on the Arab-Israeli peace process have sold well for IUP. There continues to be interest in this process as new leaders strive for peace.