النزاع المصري-الليبي (يوليو 1977م-سبتمبر1979م)‎ : دراسة تاريخية وثائقية

الملخص EN

In the wake of the Egyptian victory in the October War of 1973 AD, Egypt began preparing to conclude a peace agreement with Israel, as relations between Egypt and Libya deteriorated, as a result of the Libyan leadership's refusal to conclude a peace agreement with Israel, until the Arab lands are fully liberated, hence the differences between the two sides began, and the Libyan President worked Muammar Gaddafi during which to provoke the forces stolen on the borders and try to destabilize the security and internal stability of Egypt and mobilize some Arab countries to stand against Egypt in peace negotiations with the Israeli side, and as a result of those provocations the establishment of the Egyptian-Libyan war in July 1977 AD to end that war following the mediation of some countries Arab and African countries to stop the fighting and the withdrawal of the Egyptian forces from the Libyan cities and regions that they occupied, and despite the interruption of the fighting between the two countries, the dispute between them remained, which was later crystallized in the declaration by some Arab countries of boycotting Egypt after they formed an Arab front known as the Front of Refusal and Resilience, after Sadat announced a visit Jerusalem, then he signed the Camp David peace agreement between Egypt and Israel in September 1978 AD, then the peace treaty in March 1979 AD, to announce the Al-Arabiya refused to suspend Egypt’s membership in the Arab League and move the university’s headquarters from Cairo to Tunisia.

Then, relations between Egypt and some Arab countries in all fields were suspended for eleven years, so that these relations return to normal in 1990.