This article presents an analysis of the rhetorical strategies utilized by Anwar el‐Sadat, President of Egypt, in a speech delivered to the Israeli Parliament in November of 1977. Given political exigencies which dictated Sadat's rhetorical strategies, the projection of credibility — similarity, attractiveness, and trustworthiness — was Sadat's primary rhetorical goal.
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David L. Ross (1980) studied this question.
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