This work examines the role of the United Nations Security Council during the 1982 Arab-Israeli conflict, drawing on diplomatic correspondence and resolutions, alongside a variety of primary sources. Author Ghassan Tuwayni presents a detailed account of political negotiations and key decisions, set within the broader historical context of the events of that year. By weaving together official documents and scholarly analysis, the volume offers insight into how international institutions responded to regional crises and the impact on subsequent peace efforts. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers interested in Middle Eastern politics, international diplomacy, and the history of UN peacekeeping initiatives.