In negotiations, common

The idea of "waiting for work with leisure" flashed. See: On September 17, 1978, the United States, Egypt, and Israel signed the Camp David Peace Agreement, and Egyptian-Israeli relations entered a period of détente.

In order to promote the improvement of Egyptian-Israeli relations, Carter broke the deadlock in the negotiations with superhuman patience and ingenious methods at the negotiating table, and facilitated the early signing of an agreement between Egypt and Israel.

Carter arranged the negotiation place in a remote and lifeless place at Camp David, where there were no bustling streets, noisy markets, movie theaters, bars, and nightclubs, where ordinary people did not go to relax, and fashionable men and women did not hang out.

Carter arranged two bicycles there for the 14 people who came to the negotiations, and no other entertainment was added.

In the evening, one can choose any of the three boring films to watch. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Begin to rest in the Camp David villa for a few days since September 6.

On the eighth day, every morning at 8 a.m., Sadat and Begin would hear the same rhythm of knocking at the door.

As I heard the familiar voice say kindly, "Hello, I'm Carter, let's talk about that boring topic for another day." At first, Sadat and Begin thought that the pastime would not last long, and both sides were reluctant to budge.

By the 13th day, both of them couldn't stand it anymore, and a little temper was smoothed out. Both sides wrote their helpless handwriting at the place where it was signed.

Regarding the signing of the Camp David agreement, Carter later mischievously remarked: "I learned that trick from my youngest son." Carter's trick was exactly that

The clever use of the "leisure and work" strategy.

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