Thirteen Days in September

In Thirteen Days in September, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Lawrence Wright offers a captivating day-by-day account of the historic 1978 Camp David conference, where President Jimmy Carter successfully brought together Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to forge the first modern peace treaty in the Middle East. Drawing on his extensive journalistic expertise, Wright delves into the complex dynamics at play during these pivotal days, highlighting the influential figures present, including Rosalynn Carter and other key personalities. This insightful narrative not only revisits a significant diplomatic achievement but also illustrates the enduring challenges of peace in the region.