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Misguided Alliance

Issue: 1986, Volume 19, Issue 4
Subject: History|Politics
Author: Rubenberg, Cheryl
Issue Description: Writes author Cheryl A. Rubenberg: “The once open debate of the 1940s on whether the U.S. should support a state for the Jews in the Arab heartland has evolved into a political orthodoxy of the 1980s that considers the U.S.-Israel ties the most important –- and unquestionable –- cornerstone of American Middle East policy. How did the transformation occur?”This issue explores the question in depth.
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The Demographic War for Palestine

Issue: 1986, Volume 19, Issue 5
Subject: Demographics|History
Author: Abu-Lughod, Janet
Issue Description: What is the current and projected ratio of Jews leaving Israel to those migrating to Israel? What is the current and projected ratio of Palestinians born in historic Palestine to those who either die, emigrate, or are forcibly expelled? What role does the United States play in this demographic chess match? And, finally, what does all this mean for the political future of Arabs and Jews in the Middle East? The conclusion reached by Professor Abu-Lughod may surprise many for whom demography is the classical stratagem for checkmating the opponent. Suppose, however, the latest data suggests not checkmate but stalemate, what then This issue looks at all these questions.
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From Time Immemorial: The Resurrection of a Myth

Issue: 1985, Volume 18, Issue 1
Subject: History|Zionism
Author: Hallaj, Muhammad
Issue Description: Last year an American writer, Joan Peters, produced a book that claimed that Palestinians never did constitute an indigenous majority in those areas of Palestine which became Israel in 1948. Ms. Peters recently promoted her book, cross country, on radio, television and in newspaper interviews.  Dr. Muhammad Hallaj’s purpose in this issue is to locate the Peters book in the context of 20th century Zionist writings on the Arab-Israeli conflict. What does the Peters book add to previous Zionist
claims? Hallaj’s conclusion may surprise Ms. Peters, who tells us it took her seven years to reach her new findings.
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The Middle East on the US Campus

Issue: 1985, Volume 18, Issue 2
Subject: Education
Author: Aruri, Naseer
Issue Description: The first Middle East study center in the U.S. was founded in 1946 at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C. Since then, at least 17 major Middle East centers have been established, including centers at Princeton, Harvard and Columbia, with more than 115 colleges and universities now offering Middle East area courses. With growth, however — as Naseer Aruri points out — has come a disturbing awareness.
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The Palestine-Israel Conflict in the US Courtroom

Issue: 1985, Volume 18, Issue 3
Subject: Courts|Human Rights|Spying
Author: Wingerter, Rex
Issue Description: The attachment between the United States and Israel has been described most often as a “special relationship.”As Rex Wingerter points out in this issue, that attachment has found expression in the United States courtroom.
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US-Israeli-Central American Connection

Issue: 1985, Volume 18, Issue 4
Subject: Central America|Military
Author: Beit-Hallahmi, Benjamin
Issue Description: According to the author, a professor of psychology at Haifa University who wrote a book on Israel’s relations with the third world, “Only once, in 1981, has the United States admitted to a direct and explicit request to Israel to help a Central American country; that request came from Secretary of State Alexander Haig and the country in question was Guatemala. Otherwise, U.S. officials admit to 'a convergence of interests.'”
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Humphrey Goes to the Middle East

Issue: 1985, Volume 18, Issue 5
Subject: Education|History|War/Conflict|Zionism
Author: Law, John
Issue Description: Humphrey, a well-meaning but aggressively obtuse and monumentally uninformed fellow, drops by John Law’s office from time to time to pick his brains on the Middle East.
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The Middle East Lobbies

Issue: 1984, Volume 17, Issue 1
Subject: Politics
Author: Rubenberg, Cheryl
Issue Description: The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is the most powerful pro-Israel lobby in the United States. Its Arab-American counterpart is the National Association of Arab-Americans. In addition to these registered lobbyist groups, there are, at last count, 33 pro-Israel Political Action Committees and two pro-Arab ones. How these and other pro-Arab and pro-Israel groups operate, how they influence our national elections and foreign policy decisions, and what their objectives are for
1984, are some of the questions examined here by Dr. Cheryl Rubenberg, Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Florida International University.
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The USS Liberty Affair

Issue: 1984, Volume 17, Issue 2
Subject: Politics|U.S.S. Liberty
Author: Ennes, James Jr.
Issue Description: Survivors of Israel’s 1967 attack on the USS Liberty, an unarmed intelligence ship sailing in international waters, wonder to this day why rescue planes from the Sixth Fleet were called back by Washington, why Congress has never investigated the incident, and why they were forbidden to discuss the attack – even with their own families. Thirty-four American servicemen were killed and 171 wounded – but it remains a miracle that there is even one survivor left to tell what happened that day.
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Shrine Under Siege

Issue: 1984, Volume 17, Issue 3
Subject: Evangelical Christians|Jerusalem|War/Conflict|Zionism
Author: Halsell, Grace
Issue Description: According to author Grace Halsell, efforts to rebuild the Jewish Temple on the site of the earliest remaining Islamic monument in the world are championed by a significant number of Christian Zionists in this country and by a well-organized group of Jewish Zionists in Israel, many of whom hold dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship. This issue tells who they are, how they are financed, what their motives are and how they have already attempted to realize their aims.
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