This book dispels two common myths about the American-Israeli
patron-client relationship -- that arms transfers to Israel have
been motivated by American domestic politics rather than national
interests and that these arms transfers have come without any
political strings attached to them. The first part of the book
describes and analyses the institutionalisation of the
American-Israeli arms pipeline during the Johnson administration,
demonstrating conclusively in the process that arms transfers to
the Jewish state were based primarily on American national
interests. The second part of the book consists of four case
studies that clearly reveal that American arms transfers to Israel,
whether in wartime or in peacetime, have always come with a
diplomatic price tag attached to them. The book is based largely on
American government documents from the Foreign Relations of the
United States (FRUS) series, from the Lyndon B Johnson Presidential
Library, and from the United States National Archives.
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