The Arab-Israeli peace process is as old as the conflict itself which can be traced to the 'Balfour Declaration' if not to the 'Basle Conference.' Numerous attempts have been made to find solutions to the conflict . This volume presents a comprehensive review and critical assessment of the US attempts to sideline the Palestinian issue under Israeli/Jewish pressure and factors leading to the Camp David accords. The book focuses on some of the contentious issues like the involvement of Gulf States in the peace process, Israeli settlements in West Bank and PLO peace strategies since its creation in 1964. Furthermore, it discusses the Fahd, Fez Reagan Plans and the Saudi role in the peace process, factional fights within the PLO and outside interference especially Israeli and Syrian to influence developments in the Palestinian movement, impact of Palestinian presence in Lebanon, factors which propelled Israel to invade Lebanon and PLO strategy to push Israel out of that country.