Bill Clinton

====Israeli-Palestinian conflict====
[[File:Summit_of_the_Peacemakers_in_Sharm_el-Sheikh,_March_13,_1996_II_Dan_Hadani_Archive.jpg|alt=Summit of the Peacemakers in Sharm el-Sheikh, March 1996|thumb|World Leaders attending the Sharm El Sheikh Summit for Peacemakers. From left: [[Hussein of Jordan|King Husein]], [[Shimon Peres]], Clinton, [[Hosni Mubarak]], [[Boris Yeltsin]] and [[Yasser Arafat]] in [[Sharm El Sheikh]], March 1996]]
Clinton attempted to end the [[Israeli–Palestinian conflict]]. Secret negotiations mediated by Clinton between Israeli Prime Minister [[Yitzhak Rabin]] and [[Palestine Liberation Organization]] (PLO) Chairman [[Yasser Arafat]] led to a historic declaration of peace in September 1993, called the [[Oslo Accords]], which were signed at the White House on September 13. The agreement led to the [[Israel–Jordan peace treaty]] in 1994 and the [[Wye River Memorandum]] in October 1998, however, this did not end the conflict. He brought Israeli prime minister [[Ehud Barak]] and Palestinian Authority chairman [[Yasser Arafat]] together at [[Camp David]] for the [[2000 Camp David Summit]], which lasted 14 days in July.<ref name="The Survivor" /> Following another attempt in December 2000 at [[Bolling Air Force Base]], in which the president offered the [[The Clinton Parameters|Clinton Parameters]], the situation broke down completely after the end of the [[Taba Summit]] and with the start of the [[Second Intifada]].<ref name="The Survivor" />
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