انعكاسات التطبيع المصري مع إسرائيل في كامب ديفيد سنة 1978 م على علاقاتها العربية: العلاقات المصرية الجزائرية أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The Camp David Accord, which was held between Egypt under the leadership of president Anwar Sadat and Israel under the leadership of Menachem begin, is the first sign of what is known as the policy of normalisation, as Égypte deviated from its revolutionary principles that it had adopted in previous stages and chose to leave the Arab Islamic nation group, and thought of its own interest.

at the expense of the Palestinien cause, it entered the framework of political and economic isolation because of its reckless stance that made it alone and plunged it into a crisis that lasted for nearly ten years.

it comes on top of the boycotting countries of Egypt after Algeria, which is considered one of the fiercest defenders of the Palestinian cause, and thus the Algerian-Egyptian relations witnessed another curve after it was solid, and accordingly, we will work through this work to reveal the transformation witnessed by the Algerian-Egyptian relations from the pre-treaty stage.

Camp David and beyond.