How Did Anwar Al-Sadat Make Peace

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Anwar al-sadat was an egyptian leader who was not always easy to agree with for some on his thoughts of peace. He was did not always have the “best” thoughts or beliefs, but he had good intentions. The people whom did not agree with him were muslim extremists who did not want to make peace with israel because it was home of jewish people and the religion. He was killed by grenade and AK-47. The assassination of Anwar Al-Sadat was unjust because he was murdered for making peace with america and Israel, he wanted to have a more just government after nasser’s presidency, and wanted to bring egypt’s government to a more western sense; however some people believed that he was corrupting the government and did not want anything to do with western civilization. Anwar Al-Sadat’s assassination was unjust because he was a peacemaker. On March 26, 1979 Sadat signed a peace treaty with Israel to come to peace with the country and it’s people. The Muslim extremists that did not agree with making peace because there is conflict between them and jewish people. And Israel is not only where judaism was basically made, but where the population is not only over 8.2 million and still over 75% jewish with a growing rate of over 1.8 million a year. Anwar …show more content…

After the rule of Sadat’s predecessor Gamal Abdel Nasser the government was somewhat corrupt. Nasser had good intentions for egypt’s government, but his his dream was not easy to complete along with him not having the best experience. This lead to Sadat’s goal being to not only “fix” the government, but to make it even better than before. He thought a sensible way to do this was to make their government more western. Sadat wanted the people to have more of a role as to where they could vote thus giving them more rights as well as increasing the role of

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