Broken covenant
American foreign policy and the crisis between the U.S. and Israel
by Moshe Arens
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In this no-holds-barred account, Moshe Arens, Israel's former Foreign Minister and Defense Minister, lays bare the harsh realities of U.S.-Israeli relations during the tumultuous period of the Palestinian uprising known as the Intifada and the climactic Persian Gulf War.
During those years, diplomatic relations between Jerusalem and Washington plummeted, as President George Bush's administration, in pursuit of U.S. interests in the Middle East, interfered in Israeli domestic politics, refused Israel vital military intelligence during the Gulf War, and attempted to bring down Israel's democratically elected government.
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Broken covenant: American foreign policy and the crisis between the U.S. and Israel
1995, Simon & Schuster
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0671869647 9780671869649
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