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Our hypothesis is that the US policy relating to the Arab-Israeli conflict has been biased in favor of Israel, predictably so, and effectivein helping Israel achieve its goals, at the expense of the Palestinians andother Arabs. Even so, US policy has been indispensable to the advantage ofArabs in general and the Palestinians in particular, for without USintervention, Arab losses in the wars with Israel could have been larger,and their gains smaller or less realizable than they have been. The study will contain five sections. (Párrafo extraído del texto a modo de resumen)Mesa 2: Estados Unidos y el conflicto árabe-israelíInstituto de Relaciones Internacionales (IRI
This thesis proposes that United States’ intervention in the Middle East since World War II has led ...
Considered as Israel’s strongest ally, the United States has long maintained a special relationship ...
This thesis proposes that United States’ intervention in the Middle East since World War II has led ...
Our hypothesis is that the US policy relating to the Arab-Israeli conflict has been biased in favor ...
With the end of the Gulf War and its aftermath, it became clear that the American administration wou...
The author addresses the challenge that U.S. policymakers face in managing relations with numerous r...
This study reviews the current US and Israel militarized response to Palestine, the negative impacts...
This article argues that the 'Arab Spring' has ended the long-standing US-Israeli common strategy of...
The US Foreign Policy towards Israel is based on an unconditional and comprehensive support for Is...
The purpose of this thesis is to understand why the Arab-Israeli conflict has remained irreconcilabl...
This research is an attempt to 'fill in' certain gaps related to Palestinian antipathy towards Unit...
It would be easy to characterize the Arab/Israeli conflict as simply a religious disagreement: fiery...
This paper explores the United States' position towards the battle for Al-Karameh and its repercussi...
Hak Asasi Manusia (HAM) menjadi salah satu isu yang dominan dalam hubungaan internasional kontempore...
The purpose of this study is to examine the U.S. relations to Israel and the affect the relationship...
This thesis proposes that United States’ intervention in the Middle East since World War II has led ...
Considered as Israel’s strongest ally, the United States has long maintained a special relationship ...
This thesis proposes that United States’ intervention in the Middle East since World War II has led ...
Our hypothesis is that the US policy relating to the Arab-Israeli conflict has been biased in favor ...
With the end of the Gulf War and its aftermath, it became clear that the American administration wou...
The author addresses the challenge that U.S. policymakers face in managing relations with numerous r...
This study reviews the current US and Israel militarized response to Palestine, the negative impacts...
This article argues that the 'Arab Spring' has ended the long-standing US-Israeli common strategy of...
The US Foreign Policy towards Israel is based on an unconditional and comprehensive support for Is...
The purpose of this thesis is to understand why the Arab-Israeli conflict has remained irreconcilabl...
This research is an attempt to 'fill in' certain gaps related to Palestinian antipathy towards Unit...
It would be easy to characterize the Arab/Israeli conflict as simply a religious disagreement: fiery...
This paper explores the United States' position towards the battle for Al-Karameh and its repercussi...
Hak Asasi Manusia (HAM) menjadi salah satu isu yang dominan dalam hubungaan internasional kontempore...
The purpose of this study is to examine the U.S. relations to Israel and the affect the relationship...
This thesis proposes that United States’ intervention in the Middle East since World War II has led ...
Considered as Israel’s strongest ally, the United States has long maintained a special relationship ...
This thesis proposes that United States’ intervention in the Middle East since World War II has led ...
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