Israel Divided: Ideological Politics in the Jewish State

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By Rael Jean Isaac

Johns Hopkins University Press, 1976, 227 pp

The end of consensus on Israeli foreign policy with the rising influence of the Land of Israel Movement on the right and the Peace Movement on the left. The polarization of politics described in this penetrating study leads to deeply pessimistic conclusions.

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