Israel and Political changes in Egypt, investigate study for Egyptian Israeli relations

Hatash, Naji

	Israel and Political changes in Egypt, investigate study for Egyptian Israeli relations
Journal of the Center Palestine Studies
Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 15, 2013, Pages 187-212
Author
Naji Hatash
Abstract
The hypothesis of this paper begins with the point that Egypt played an important role in the Middle East in terms of leadership of the Arabic political systems to face Israel for the period from 1948 until Sadats visit to Tel Aviv in 1976 and the signing of the Camp David for the transition from rejecting the Israeli Presence to the Arabs for peace between Arabs and Israel and then to play according to the American planning as provocative role at times, and conspiratorial role in other times in terms of the Arabic system and becoming an important pillar of the American strategy pillars in the region as a basis of the camp David treaty and normal relation with Israel. Therefore, It was logical to support the United States and Israel, this system continued supporting its rule for many years. The real danger for the United States and Israel to show the fear and anxiety of sudden and big surprise which happened in Egypt and the popular Revolution which destroyed its ally and gave way in confusion before the scene is still unknown about who will succeed Mubarak ruled Egypt, which will form the basis of the study by drawing prospective portrait to normal Israeli-Egyptian relations in light of the new system in a natural Egypt divided between continuity, and continuity and change, and change radically with the determination of the condition of each scene.
Keywords
and Israeli position of the change in Egypt

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