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Israel at 50 - A Journalist's Perspective (Hardcover, New)
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Israel at 50 - A Journalist's Perspective (Hardcover, New)
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John Hohenberg was at the United Nations on May 14, 1948, when
Israel became an independent state, and has followed its history
closely ever since. His most recent book Israel at 50 traces this
country's tumultuous path to national stability and its rocky
relationship with the United States, the United Nations, and the
Arab world. Israel at 50 discusses the crisis over the Suez Canal,
the Camp David talks, the war in Old Jerusalem, and the effects of
various leaders in the country's struggle for nationhood and
longevity. Hohenberg analyzes the balance between Israel's
relationship with the United States (which provides, $3 billion in
aid to Israel) and that country's complex role regarding Saudi
Arabia and the oil emirates, which supply the U.S. with more than
one third of its annual oil supply. This book details the
complexities of the politics that surround Israel from an expert
who has studied the country for years. Hohenberg stresses the
realities that an independent, self-governing state of Israel has
had to overcome in the Middle East, the issues it still faces, and
the role it continues to play as an American ally and a member of
the United Nations.
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