However, Islamists came to clash with Sadat who supported women's rights and opposed compulsory hijab.[22] Most particularly they opposed what they called his "shameful peace with the Jews," aka the Camp David Accords with Israel.[23] By the late 1970s the government turned against Islamism. In June 1981, after a brutal sectarian Muslim-Copt fight in the poor al-Zawaiyya Al Hamra district of Cairo, Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya was dissolved by the state their infrastructure was destroyed and their leaders arrested."[20]