The Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David July 11th-July 25th, 2000
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Camp David II
The 2000 Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David was a mediation attempt to reach a final status agreement to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The negotiations were called for by US President Bill Clinton; Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat led the delegations from Israel and Palestine respectively. The attempt was unsuccessful in bringing about immediate positive change in the politics of the region; only very minor achievements were made.
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Yasser Arafat Palestinian Authority Chairman |
Bill Clinton US President |
Ehud Barak Israeli Prime Minister |
This website was created for Vincent Ferraro’s World Politics 116 at Mount Holyoke College. It aims to provide a concise picture of the round of negotiations that took place at Camp David II. Questions and comments are welcome. Contact creator .