The Camp David Summit - What Went Wrong?: Americans, Israelis, and Palestinians Analyze the Failure of the Boldest Attempt Ever to Resolve the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict

Essential reading for all those interested in Israeli–Arab relations, this work investigates the Camp David Summit of 2000, the most comprehensive effort ever to resolve a hundred-year conflict. It discusses how the summit not only ended in failure but was immediately followed by the eruption of unprecedented violence before also looking into topics that include the Israeli, Palestinian, and American participants; the Barak version and its critics; and the Clinton Parameters. The volume concludes with a political debate on what the future holds for conflict resolution between Israel and Palestine.