Two scenarios:
1. Looking at the infallible Wikipedia, Egyptian Islamic Jihad and the Muslim Brotherhood of Syria appear to have had at least a plausible chance of seizing power in those two countries in the late 70's and 1980.
Is it possible that those two nations would have been willing to launch assaults on Israel at that time, with radical governments?
2. Assuming the same sort of end to the 1973 war, would any change in secular leadership have plausibly led to Egypt and Syria giving an invasion of Israel another go. Keep the Camp David Accords or leave them, it's up to you.
1. Looking at the infallible Wikipedia, Egyptian Islamic Jihad and the Muslim Brotherhood of Syria appear to have had at least a plausible chance of seizing power in those two countries in the late 70's and 1980.
Is it possible that those two nations would have been willing to launch assaults on Israel at that time, with radical governments?
2. Assuming the same sort of end to the 1973 war, would any change in secular leadership have plausibly led to Egypt and Syria giving an invasion of Israel another go. Keep the Camp David Accords or leave them, it's up to you.