This monograph analyzes the politics of the Soviet Union during the twelve months following the Camp David Agreements. It also outlines the criticisms directed by the USSR towards the three parties involved in the agreement and the USSR's efforts to oppose Camp David. The paper sheds light on the opportunities and challenges faced by Soviet policy-makers as a result of Camp David, as well as the choices that arose for the USSR in its wake. Finally, the study evaluates the effect of Camp David on Soviet-Arab bilateral and multi-lateral relations.