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Britain, Israel and Anglo-Jewry 1949-57 (Cass Series--Israeli History, Politics, and Society, 27) by Natan Aridan is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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This Book Focuses On The Bi-lateral And Multilateral Relations Between Britain, The 'former Proprietor' And Israel, The 'successor State', During The Period Following Their Armed Clash In January 1949, To Israel's Withdrawal From The Gaza And The Sinai In March 1957. It Highlights: The Formulation Of Foreign Policy Decisions In Britain And Israel; Britain's Special Responsibility And Influence, Which Affected Israel's Relations With Neighbouring Arab States; Israel's Complex Policy Towards Britain; Anglo-jewry's Attitude Towards Israel; And The Distinctive Relationship Between Israel's Embassy In London And The Jewish Community.--jacket. 1. Playing The Trump Card : The Protracted Recognition Of Israel, January 1949-april 1950 -- 2. Cutting And Retying The Umbilical Cord : The Sterling Balances And The Nurturing Of Bilateral Ties, 1949-1954 -- 3. Israel's Place In British Strategic Planning, 1949-1951 -- 4. Israel's Place In British Defence Policy In The Shadow Of The Anglo-egyptian Negotiations, 1951-1954 -- 5. 'nibbling At The Edges' : Border Tensions And The Search For An Interim Arab-israeli Settlement -- 6. Adversaries And Reluctant Partners : The Sinai-suez Crisis 1956-1957, A

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Author
Natan Aridan
Publisher
ROUTLEDGECURZON
Published
2004
Language
EN
ISBN
9780714685144
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Political Science, Science

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