I really did not want to have to argue politics here, but I believe that Camp David set a dangerous precedent for “peace treaties” that have had worse consequences. Giving away the Sinai meant Israel cannot control the entry of terrorists and weapons into Gaza. And although there have been no active conflicts with Egypt B”H, they aren’t exactly our friends. It’s not so much peace, as a cold war, which I guess for the MidEast is as good as you are going to get.
And I do not believe that Carter was motivated by his love for Israel. His actions in the more recent past has shown where his true feelings lie, something we probably did not realize when he was president.
Camp David aside, Carter was not exactly a successful president- at least the electorate thought that, as he wasn’t even elected to a second term! I guess Christopher Robbin bumped all those heads too?