Curtis marks 40 years of Egyptian-Israeli peace, 'Post' style

The Utah representative was living in Israel at the time that the peace treaty was signed and kept his copy of the Jerusalem Post edition all these years.

Prime Minister Menachem Begin meets with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the Egyptian Embassy in Washington before signing the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty 40 years ago (photo credit: YAACOV SAAR/GPO)
Prime Minister Menachem Begin meets with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the Egyptian Embassy in Washington before signing the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty 40 years ago
(photo credit: YAACOV SAAR/GPO)
Utah Representative John Curtis [R] chose an original way to mark the 40th anniversary of the signature of the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty on Thursday when he presented Congress with a framed edition of the Jerusalem Post from March 27, 1979. 

Curtis, who was living in Jerusalem at the time that the treaty was signed, was 19 years old and kept the issue all these years, Tweeted Laura Kelly of the Jewish Insider
Curtis presented the edition in response to a speech in which US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discussed peace in the Middle East.