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Shifts in Egyptian Geopolitics: Sadat to Camp David
This chapter examines the pivotal changes in Egyptian foreign policy and domestic ideology during the 1970s under President Sadat, contrasting his capitalist realignment with Nasser's socialist vision. It explores the ramifications of the Camp David Accords, particularly how Egypt's withdrawal from the Palestinian struggle empowered Israel and reshaped regional dynamics. Additionally, the chapter critiques the cultural narratives surrounding violence against marginalized groups, drawing parallels between historical representations and contemporary political exploitation.