This is the first examination of the Israeli and Egyptian peace process between 1967-1973, which highlights the rise and fall of Soviet influence after the Six Day War and explores how the increasing importance of America's political leadership affected the region.Introduction After the War: A Political Stalemate The War of Attrition: The Egyptian-Israeli Front Spirals Out of Control Towards the Rogers Peace Initiative Sadat Striving for a Settlement The Moment of Decision Conclusions Bibliography IndexMOSHE GATProfessor of Political Studies and European Modern History. He was formerly Head of General History and Head of Political Studies at Bar-Ilan University, Israel.