Party and policy in Israel : the battle between hawks and doves
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Party and policy in Israel : the battle between hawks and doves
（Westview special studies on the Middle East）
Westview Press, 1990
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 203-206) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is an analysis of the struggle between Israel's hawks and doves for control of national policy. As he explores the inner workings of Israel's major parties - Likud, Labor, and the National Religious party - the author assesses the interaction between domestic political combat, internal succession and identity crises, and Israeli policy on key peace process issues. He weighs likely shifts in the dove/hawk balance and the territorial, Palestinian, and negotiating policies they are likely to produce. His focus on likely developments in the conservative camp reflects his long-held conviction that the hawks will determine Israel's future policies.
Table of Contents
- The role of Israeli political parties in foreign policy - an historical overview
- parties and foreign policy in the pre-state era
- internal politics and foreign policy - 1948-1967
- consequences of the June war
- foreign policy and the crisis in the Labour party
- the National Religious Party since the June war
- Herut since 1967
- Israeli foreign policy under the labour regime
- Israeli politics since the June war.
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