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Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs Volume 8, 2014 - Issue 2
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Oded EranInstitute for National Security Studies, Tel Aviv
(Senior Research Fellow) (Retired Israeli ambassador) (Senior Research Fellow) (Retired Israeli ambassador) ,
Abraham Rabinovich
(Former Jerusalem Post correspondent) ,
Josef OlmertUniversity of South Carolina
(Adjunct Lecturer) ,
Aryeh Levin
(Former Israeli Ambassador to Russia) ,
Stephen J. BlankAmerican Foreign Policy Council
(Senior Fellow) ,
Joel FishmanJewish Political Studies Review
(Editor) ,
Ariel Hurwitz Yalkut Moreshet
(Former editor) &
Alexander J. GrothUniversity of California, Davis
(Emeritus Professor of Political Science) show all
Pages 103-138 | Published online: 29 Jul 2015
 
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