[GonzoGOP]

No I'm pointing out that it didn't happen after the 1967 war like you said but after the 1973 war. Between 1967 and 1973 they were still bitter enemies. It was the mutual blood letting of 1973 that convinced Sadat to negotiate a peace treaty. And the Muslim Brotherhood, you know the guys that are taking over now, killed him for it.

[DoughtyOne]

I don’t object to you correcting me, but I’m not sure why you felt you had to do it as you did. A simple, “Don’t forget about the ‘73 war and it’s impact on the peace process. IMO, that was the driving force between their agreements.”

We both want the full story told, and I don’t mind you explaining why my ‘67 reference wasn’t as valid as I first thought it was.

The important thing here is that Egypt and Israel did form a working relationship. I don’t have to be 100% right about what brought that on. Correct me when necessary. I’ll appreciate it.