The IsraelJordan Peace Treaty anthology stands as a monumental testament to the power of diplomacy and the quest for peace in a region long embattled by conflict. Compiling pivotal documents, speeches, and narratives surrounding the historic 1994 accord, this collection not only charts the course of Middle Eastern geopolitics but also showcases a diverse array of diplomatic styles and strategic approaches. The anthology's significance is magnified by the inclusion of key documents that highlight the intricate processes and monumental efforts required to achieve peace. These texts serve as a beacon of hope, demonstrating the potential for reconciliation through sustained dialogue and mutual understanding. The contributors to this volume are not authors in the traditional sense but are instead states themselvesThe State of Israel and The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Each 'author' brings a unique cultural, historical, and political perspective to the table, enriching the anthology with a depth of insight only possible from those directly involved in the peace-making process. This collection aligns itself with a wider historical and cultural movement towards peace in the Middle East, offering readers an unparalleled view into the complex narratives and ideologies guiding these nations towards a tranquil coexistence. This anthology is recommended for anyone interested in international relations, Middle Eastern history, or the art of diplomacy. Readers will find in these pages a compelling narrative of resilience, negotiation, and the enduring hope for peace in a region often characterized by its tumultuous past. The IsraelJordan Peace Treaty anthology not only educates but inspires, encouraging a deeper appreciation for the painstaking yet vital work of crafting peace. It is an essential read for scholars and laypersons alike, offering a comprehensive understanding of the steps that lead to lasting harmony between nations.