Peace Partners: Egypt and Jordan
In 1978, Israel and Egypt signed the Camp David Accords, ensuring stability and security on Israel's southern border for more than a quarter of a century and opening the way for diplomatic, security, and economic cooperation. In 1994, Israel and Jordan signed a peace agreement, ensuring the stability and security of the Israeli-Jordanian border and of the Israeli-controlled border between the West Bank and Jordan, and paving the way for diplomatic relations, economic ties, and water-sharing agreements.
These agreements reflected courageous leadership in all three countries. Neither agreement could have been achieved without hands-on U.S. leadership. In the years since, Jordan and Egypt have played vital roles in efforts to stop violence and resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as well as in supporting other key U.S. policy priorities in the region. These agreements have also dissipated security pressures facing Israel along two of its borders, freeing up Israeli security resources and giving Israel breathing room to focus on other security threats and challenges.
The enduring nature of these agreements, even under the strain of crises and pressures in the region, demonstrates that peace agreements can succeed, and can pay huge dividends in terms of stability and security, both for Israel and its neighbors.
APN supports continued strong U.S. relations with Israel's courageous partners in peace - Jordan and Egypt, and supports continued U.S. aid to Egypt and Jordan, as requested by the President.
(Feb. 2011)
- 5/16 5:22a Minister Meridor predicts: Ulpana neighborhood in WB settlement of Beit El will be removed, as Sup' Court ordered http://t.co/8Ba479nG
- Israeli leading columnist explains Likud-Kadima alliance
- 5/15 12:33p Israeli Minister Landau says Jews respecting Palestinians' narrative of loss in 1948 is like commemorating dead Nazis. http://t.co/n52YjMQU
- Price-Dreier letter
- 5/16 6:03a Arafat and Sharon respond to congressman’s letter -Y'know, this has all the makings of a new Tumblr meme. http://t.co/Tbgu5zwB
- APN Urges Members to vote "No" or "Present" on H. Res. 568 (Iran resolution)
- 5/7 7:27a RT @peacenowisrael The Court Ordered the Eviction of the Ulpana by July 1st : http://t.co/SAMIBSc4
- 4/19 A new settlement in Beit Hanina
- 5/10 1:16p Just heard Israeli writer Stuart Schoffman. Always great! Says instead of BDS, concern is PDD (polarization, demonization, denial)
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