Two sides to every coin, maybe even three sides. But now the United States, who's definitely standing on one side of the scale, is going to come in as the peace broker. So without getting too far under the wires again, and you're going to have to do your own research if you're writing big papers, we can definitely talk about 1979 Camp David Accords. We have Jimmy Carter, who historians will slam for being a weak and American president, but he's the first guy to get a deal. For the first time, one of those Arab nations, Egypt, strikes a deal by recognizing Israel. They get their Sinai Peninsula back, and they agree to have open waterways, so they make their peace with Israel. In 1993, it's Bill Clinton, a Democratic president who gets the two sides in Oslo.