Searching for peace...
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Partly a reward for his tireless efforts to make world peace reality, partly a late recognition for his role in 1978 Camp David accords between Israel's Menachem Begin and Egypt's Anwar El Sadat, which averted serious conflict in the Middle East for two decades.
The Nobel Committee chairman also indicated that this is a signal of discontent regarding GW's current Iraq sabre-rattling, although fellow committee members consider this to be more of a personal opinion than an official statement.
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