The position of the Syrian newspapers Al-Baath and Tishreen on the Camp David Accords and the Peace Treaty of 1978-1979

Abstract

This research focused on the positions of the two newspapers, Al-Baath and Tishreen, regarding the Camp David Accords and the Peace Treaty and their repercussions on the Arab arena. It shed light on the most prominent positions, visions and follow-ups of the two newspapers, and the treatments and proposals to confront the danger of these agreements on the Arab position and the Palestinian issue, and to make Arab and Syrian public opinion aware of their political, economic and social dangers.  And how to take a position against it by establishing Arab, Islamic, and socialist military alliances and creating an Arab political consensus to overthrow it through the United Nations and the Arab League, and to encircle it economically and politically by following the method of political and economic boycott of the ruling regime in Egypt.