Amending the terms of the accords would be a politically popular move for Morsi. The Camp David accords, which form the foundation of Egypt's peace treaty with Israel, are widely disliked in Egypt, and public opinion toward Israel in general is also hostile. However, the short-term political gains would do nothing to address the country's more pressing concern, which is to provide economic growth and jobs. Egypt Locator Map Egypt's economy faces serious problems. Its foreign reserves have plunged, standing at $36 billion before the 2011 unrest and totaling $14.4 billion in July, according to the Central Bank of Egypt. Cairo may be also facing a currency devaluation if it cannot stabilize its balance of payments. Saudi Arabia and Qatar have made or pledged to make deposits in Egypt's Central Bank to help stabilize the system.