American Policy Toward Israel

The book delves into the deep-rooted American support for Israel during the Reagan era, exploring how this unwavering backing was shaped by competing belief systems within U.S. society and politics. It further examines the continuation of this support into the first Bush administration, highlighting the interplay of ideology and institutional factors that solidified this relationship. Through this analysis, the author sheds light on the complexities of American foreign policy and domestic influences during a pivotal time in history.