Egypt, Israel and the Gulf of Aqaba in International Law

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By L. M. Bloomfield

Carswell, 1957, 240 pp

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A Canadian lawyer discusses the legal status of the Gulf of Aqaba as an international waterway and suggests a U.N. trusteeship over the southern Sinai Peninsula as a solution to the conflicting claims of Egypt, Israel, Saudi Arabia and Jordan.

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