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Using Soviet, Bulgarian, Arab, and American sources, this paper will explore Soviet policymaking toward the Egyptian-Israeli peace process from 1977 through 1978, with special attention to Soviet relations with the so-called “rejectionist” Arabs (Syria, Algeria, Iraq, Libya, South Yemen, and the Palestine Liberation Organization). It will argue that the USSR took this course of action due to a perceived lack of leverage over its Arab friends.