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  • {{Image|Israel Map.gif|right|200px|Map of Israel}} {{seealso|State of Israel}}
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  • '''Arad''' is a [[city]] in southern [[Israel]], about 45 km from [[Beersheba]] and 25 km from the [[Dead Sea]]. It is ho ...62. It was the last [[development town]] and the first pre-planned city in Israel. Originally, Arad was meant to serve as a regional center for the future Ar
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  • ...take strong diplomatic actions to resolve the [[Israel-Palestine Conflict|Israel-Palestine]] and [[Arab-Israeli Conflict]]s. It is committed to a [[two-stat ...hak Rabin]]. It has not been supportive of [[Likud]] positions. In ''[[The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy]]'', Mearsheimer and Walt called it moderate.
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  • {{Image|Israel Flag.png|right|150px|Israel Flag}} {{Image|Israel Map.gif|right|150px|Map of Israel}}
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  • City in southern Israel, about 45 km from Beersheba and 25 km from the Dead Sea.
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  • The [[Israel |State of Israel]] has had various extrajudicial mechanisms, often termed preventive detenti ...s used to capture [[Adolf Eichmann]] in [[Argentina]], but, once he was in Israel, was tried in a very public court proceeding.<ref name=Niz-Eich>{{citation
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  • ...re from the [[Gaza Strip]] and [[West Bank]], and terrorist attacks inside Israel. This article does not address political solutions. Israel, on a purely military basis, can respond in a variety of ways to the differ
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  • ...hál) is the name of the military external defence forces of the [[state of Israel]]. The IDF is a small, modern army comprised of career army soldiers, consc ...DF was founded on May 26, 1948, shortly after the founding of the state of Israel. It succeeded (and combined it its name) by the pre-state [[Haganah]] organ
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  • {{Image|Israel Map.gif|left|200px|Map of Israel, showing the Palestinian territories (The West Bank and Gaza Strip) and par ...', is an intermittent and ongoing series of clashes between the [[State of Israel]] and the people under the [[Palestinian Authority]], with occasional spill
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  • {{r|Arad, Israel}} {{r|Megiddo, Israel}}
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  • ...rael''' (ECI) defines its mission as "mounting an active defense of the US-Israel relationship by educating the public about the positions of political candi | publisher = Emergency Committee for Israel}}</ref> Formed in July 2010 as a 501(c)(4) nonprofit political organization
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  • ...s, insurgency, [[terrorism]], and counterinsurgency between the [[State of Israel]] and the population of the [[Occupied Territories]] of the [[West Bank]] a
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  • ...i conflicts, and maintaining a strategic relationship between the U.S. and Israel; it endorses a [[two-state solution]] and engagement with Syria and Iran; i
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  • [[Extrajudicial detention]] by [[Israel|the State of Israel]], including detention of individuals within its borders and captured eithe
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  • ...[[Head of State]], currently President [[Shimon Peres]], of the [[State of Israel]]
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  • {{main|Israel-Palestine Conflict}} ...Herzl]] began to advocate the return of Jews to their ancient homeland of Israel, known to its Arab inhabitants and most of the world as [[Palestine]]. This
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  • The capture of persons of interest to Israel, in foreign countries, without going through a process of [[international e
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  • Military and intelligence means of protecting Israel and Palestine from one another's attacks, without consideration of long-ter
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  • {{main|Israel-Palestine Conflict}} ...Herzl]] began to advocate the return of Jews to their ancient homeland of Israel, known to its Arab inhabitants and most of the world as [[Palestine]]. This
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  • ...], to avoid controversy with other nations that do not regard Jerusalem as Israel's capital. There is, however, a Consulate-General in Jerusalem, with the Co
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  • The combined land, sea, and air forces of the [[State of Israel]]
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  • Center-left [[political party]] of the [[State of Israel]], headed by [[Ehud Barak]]
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  • ...ry or individual in America can speak and act with one voice in support of Israel in matters related to Biblical issues." The organization was formed in 2006 | publisher = Christians United For Israel}}</ref>
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  • {{r|Israel}}
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  • ...itical group opposing those that they do not consider to have a strong pro-Israel policy
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  • {{r|State of Israel}} {{r|Israel-Palestine Conflict}}
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  • {{r|Israel}} {{r|President of Israel}}
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  • {{r|Israel}}
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  • {{r|Israel}} {{r|Israel-Palestine security}}
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Israel Defense Forces]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Israel-Palestine security}}
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  • {{r|State of Israel}} {{r|Greater Israel}}
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  • [[Head of government]] of the [[State of Israel]], currently [[Benjamin Netanyahu]]
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  • ...rategic or moral terms, and is damaging both to American interests ''and'' Israel's long-term security. Their work developed over several years, after they w ...dmire its many achievements...and believe the United States should come to Israel's aid if its survival is in danger."<ref name=MWbook>{{citation
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  • ...neral of the [[Israeli Foreign Ministry]] and a senior [[Mossad]] officer; Israel's project officer in the [[Iran-Contra Affair]]
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  • Established in 1929, the '''Jewish Agency for Israel''' is a nongovernmental, Israel-based organization with three main missions: *[[Aliyah]]: Bringing a substantial number of Jews to live in Israel and ensuring their successful integration.
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  • Israel's largest-circulation English online and print newspaper
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  • ...93, converted to Christianity and became an advocate for his former enemy, Israel; [[Hasbara]] speakers bureau; authenticity has been questioned
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  • ...aeli Conflict|Arab-Israeli]] and [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]]s to improve Israel's relations with the world
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  • ...ered part of the ancient kingdom of Israel; often used to establish modern Israel's right to settle in those areas
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  • ...f Israel]]; head of the [[Labor Party (Israel)]]; 16th [[Prime Minister of Israel]] (1999-2001); 14th [[Chief of the General Staff of the Israeli Defense Fo
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  • Israel's domestic security organization, comparable to the British [[Security Serv
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  • A centrist [[political party]] in [[State of Israel|Israel]], now in the Opposition, headed by [[Tzipi Livni]]
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  • ...artment; first woman faculty member at the IDF [[National Defense College (Israel)]], responsible for developing and implementing security strategy curricul
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  • ...da, Israel and UK that monitor media for coverage unfavorable or unfair to Israel, and send out alerts
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  • ...], to avoid controversy with other nations that do not regard Jerusalem as Israel's capital. There is, however, a Consulate-General in Jerusalem, with the Co
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  • ...]]; columnist, [[Frontpage Magazine]]; speaker for [[Christians United For Israel]]
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  • {{Image|Israel Map.gif|right|200px|Map of Israel}} {{seealso|State of Israel}}
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  • May refer to [[British Mandate of Palestine]], [[Israel]] and [[State of Israel]], [[Palestine (region)]], [[Palestinian Authority]], [[Occupied Territorie
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  • {{r|Israel}} {{r|State of Israel||**}}
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  • ...ael]], with missions to encourage the relationship between world Jewry and Israel
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  • ...s the root of the term [[Armageddon]]. Due, in part, to increased tourism, Israel recently upgraded the airport.
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  • ...he far-right [[Yisrael Beiteinu]] party, and current [[Foreign Minister of Israel]] in the center-right coalition government of [[Benjamin Netanyahu]]
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  • A solution to the [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]] that establishes a [[Greater Israel]] on both sides of the Jordan River, with no Palestinian state; it generall
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  • ...Benjamin Netanyahu]], a center-right [[political party]] of the [[State of Israel]]
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  • ...in the [[1967 Arab-Israeli War]]; lightly populated and not part of the [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]] other than being occupied territory
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  • ...that of mainstream media, generally opposed to policies of the [[State of Israel]]
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  • {{r|Israel}} {{r|President of Israel}}
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  • [[Extrajudicial detention]] by [[Israel|the State of Israel]], including detention of individuals within its borders and captured eithe
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  • ...State Department [[Policy Planning Staff]], 1993-94; [[U.S. Ambassador to Israel]], 1977-1985
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  • {{r|Israel}} {{r|Israel-Palestine security}}
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  • ...sion between the [[State of Israel]] and Arab states; often includes the [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]], a remnant of the wars between countries
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  • ...itute for Counterterrorism, [[Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya]]; member, Israel's National Committee for Homeland Security Technologies; academic partner,
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  • {{r|Israel-Palestine Conflict}} {{r|State of Israel}}
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  • ...] to the [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]] and a frequent critic of [[State of Israel]] positions
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  • ...ns, [[Hebrew University (Jerusalem)]] (1994-2004); Director General of the Israel Ministry of Communications (1992-1993); [[Israeli Ambassador to the U.S.]](
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  • ...Conference on Soviet Jewry ;author of the weekly Internet bulletin "Labor Israel News."
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  • ...with Koor Corporate Venture Capital in Israel; Intelligence Officer in the Israel Defense Forces]
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  • ...n the Knesset of [[State of Israel|Israell]]; former [[Foreign Minister of Israel|Foreign Minister]]; leader of [[Kadima]] party
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  • {{rpl|Israel}} {{rpl|State of Israel||**}}
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  • ...[[Agency for International Development]]; Executive director of [[American Israel Public Affairs Committee]] (1980-1993}
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  • ...el in the [[1967 Arab-Israeli War]], and remains under Israeli governance. Israel claims the entire city as its traditional capital, while the [[Palestinian ...difficult issues in both the [[Arab-Israeli Conflict|Arab-Israeli]] and [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]]s.
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  • ....S. [[Zionism|Zionist]] organizations and the government of the [[State of Israel]]
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  • {{r|Israel-Palestine Conflict}} {{r|Israel 21c}}
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  • {{r|Christians United For Israel}} {{r|Israel Policy Forum}}
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  • ...fire. An article states delivery is being made to the U.S. Army as well as Israel.<ref>{{citation | title = Israel deploys new mortar}}</ref>
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  • {{r|Israel-Palestine Conflict}} {{r|Christians United For Israel}}
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  • ...r of Merchavim, the Institute for the Advancement of Shared Citizenship in Israel; contributor to [[Ameinu]] website
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  • {{r|State of Israel}} {{r|Labor Party (Israel)}}
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  • ...date of Palestine]] but captured by Israel in 1967; governed by [[State of Israel]] and claimed as its capital; [[Palestinian Authority]] claims East Jerusal
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  • #REDIRECT [[Israel Defense Forces]]
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  • {{r|The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy}} {{r|Emergency Committee for Israel}}
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  • ...ter for Strategic Studies]], Tel Aviv University; advisory board member, [[Israel Policy Forum]], [[J Street]]; retired [[major general]] with 33 years of [[
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  • #REDIRECT [[Christians United For Israel]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Israel Defense Forces/Approval]]
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  • Executive Director, [[Christians United For Israel]]
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  • The [[air force]] of [[Israel]], [[Hel HaAvir]]
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  • ...for the [[American Israel Public Affairs Committee]]; U.S. ambassador to Israel and Assistant Secretary for Near East Affairs in the [[Bill Clinton|Clinton
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  • ...s]] (MFA), said Israel's communication needed to broaden: "The world 'sees Israel through the helmet of an Israeli soldier. [but it is ] more than SOS -- syn | title = Israel, The Brand
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  • Former [[Foreign Minister of Israel]]; board, [[International Crisis Group]]
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  • An [[Israel|Israeli]] singer and movie [[acting|actor]].
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  • ...el Center for Policy Research]]; former adviser to the [[Prime Minister of Israel]] specializing in the impact of political radicalism among Israeli Arabs;
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  • The act of emigration to Israel by a Jew
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  • Cryptographer who teaches at the Weizmann Institute in Israel.
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  • ...partitioned the [[British Mandate of Palestine]]. They were captured by [[Israel]] in the [[1967 Arab-Israeli War]], and remain under local government of th ...n Sea was as small as 9 miles. In that part of Israel was over half of the Israel population and much of its industry, including its electrical power generat
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  • ...East: The Implications of the US Regional Command Structure (CENTCOM) For Israel'' (Tel Aviv: Ministry of Defense Publications), 1993 *''Israel as an American Non-NATO Ally: Parameters of Defense and Industrial Cooperat
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  • ...cle by [[Martin Kramer]], discussing the interactions, from a hardline pro-Israel position, of the interactions of the two-state solution and negotiations be *"Olmert to Haaretz: Two-state solution, or Israel is done for", Aluf Benn, David Landau, Barak Ravid and Shmuel Rosner; ''[[H
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  • (1948—2006) [[Israel|Israeli]] songwriter and newspaper columnist for ''[[Ha'ir]]''.
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  • Russian-born (1950) mathematician who lives and works in Israel.
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  • ...retary of State for Near Eastern Affairs (2000-2001); [[U.S. Ambassador to Israel]] (1997-2000), [[U.S. Ambassador to Egypt]] (1994-1997), [[U.S. Ambassador
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  • ...will return to earth in [[Jerusalem]]. As a consequence, they believe that Israel and Jerusalem must not be divided. They oppose any [[two-state solution]], | title = [[Christians United For Israel]]}}</ref>
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  • The 1947 plan for partitioning [[Palestine]] into [[Israel]] and an [[Arab]] territory
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  • ...li supporter, [[J Street]]; Executive Director, Rabbis for Human Rights, Israel
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  • ...ry or individual in America can speak and act with one voice in support of Israel in matters related to Biblical issues." The organization was formed in 2006 | publisher = Christians United For Israel}}</ref>
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  • {{r|U.S. policy toward Israel}} {{r|State of Israel}}
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  • '''Eli Biham''' is a [[cryptographer]] at the [[Technion]] university in [[Israel]].
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  • ...trikes, especially air attacks against the Egyptian and Syrian air forces, Israel won a decisive victory and captured the [[West Bank]], [[Jerusalem]], the [
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  • ...n bill) she was the spokesperson of the Masorti (Conservative) Movement in Israel.
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  • ...resolution that partitioned the [[1922 British mandate of Palestine]] into Israel and Transjordan. .... One major issue has been called "land for peace". The current borders of Israel and the Palestinian territories do not follow the partition lines, but the
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  • Short-term conflict in June 1967 between Israel and a coalition of Arab states.
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  • Advisory council, [[J Street]]; Former Chair, [[Jewish Agency for Israel]] Committee on Immigration and Absorption
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  • ...em Center for Public Affairs]], and has been a diplomat for the [[State of Israel]]. He is a member of the [[Hasbara|Hasbara Speakers Bureau]] ...oreign Policy Advisor to two [[Prime Minister of Israel|Prime Ministers of Israel]], [[Benjamin Netanyahu]] and [[Ariel Sharon]]; he was part of Sharon's de
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  • ...esents the role Israel can play for American interests as well as securing Israel's interests. <ref>{{citation ...rsial paper on "realist" foreign policy, JINSA is described as part of the Israel Lobby, whose overall policies push Israeli interests that may be a strategi
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  • *[[Israel]]
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  • <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>[[State of Israel|Israeli politician]] of the [[Kadima]] party; former Prime Minister
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  • {{r|Arad, Israel}} {{r|Megiddo, Israel}}
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Israel Defense Forces]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Israel-Palestine security}}
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  • Palestine viper; venomous viper species found in Syria, Jordan, Israel and Lebanon.
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  • ...t Fellowship for The Netherlands in 2008; previously at Case Law School; [[Israel Defense Forces]] Judge Advocate General’s Corps, assignments including i
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  • ...Christian Broadcasting Network]]; executive board, [[Christians United For Israel]]; Trustee, [[Regent University]]
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  • {{r|The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy|''The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy''}}
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  • ...eli rock band that existed in the years 1973-1976, and was known mainly in Israel.
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  • Center-left [[political party]] of the [[State of Israel]], headed by [[Ehud Barak]]
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  • City in southern Israel, about 45 km from Beersheba and 25 km from the Dead Sea.
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  • *Israel & The States *[[Israel]]
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  • [[Head of government]] of the [[State of Israel]], currently [[Benjamin Netanyahu]]
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  • ...}</noinclude>U.S. interest group supporting a policy toward the [[State of Israel]], which is defined in terms of American interests
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  • [[State of Israel|Israeli]] religious [[political party]], representing orthodox [[Sephardi J
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  • ...r, [[J Street]]; Former National Security Advisor to [[Prime Minister of Israel]] [[Yitzhak Rabin]]
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  • Resolution of the [[Israel-Palestine Conflict]] by creating distinct, sovereign Israeli and Palestinia
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  • ...Tel Aviv is also the centre of 'Gush Dan' (Hebrew: גוש דן, ''Dan Bloc''), Israel's main metropolitan area. In July 2003, Tel Aviv's so-called "White City" a
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  • The combined land, sea, and air forces of the [[State of Israel]]
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  • The combined ground, air, and naval armed forces of the state of [[Israel]]
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  • The unicameral parliament of the [[State of Israel]], with 120 members elected by popular vote
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  • {{r|The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy|''The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy''|**}}
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  • One who makes [[aliyah]] (i.e., emigrates to Israel as a Jew); oleh is masculine, olah is feminine, and olim is plural
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  • ...and about policy formation regarding this region. Its primary focus is on Israel-Palestine...It is CNI’s goal to restore a political environment in Americ ...t a group that has an important role "in creating policy and setting anti-Israel agendas but do[es] not organize a significant number of events."[ <ref>{{c
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  • ...East]], facing the [[Mediterranean Sea]], and sharing borders with Iraq, [[Israel]], [[Jordan]], [[Lebanon]] and [[Turkey]].
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  • Cabinet ministry of the [[State of Israel]], officially responsible for diplomatic relations and relations with world
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  • Military and intelligence means of protecting Israel and Palestine from one another's attacks, without consideration of long-ter
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  • ...re going to stop the violence in the Middle East – and it’s not by bashing Israel – it’s by supporting President Obama’s peace initiative. And I ought ...tle = AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Speaks Out Against Calls to Boycott Israel
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  • ...er]] historian and author, [[Israeli Defense Forces]] officer; former U.S.-Israel dual citizen
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  • ...s]]), detailing the history of mankind and the Patriarchs of the People of Israel, up to the exile into Egypt #''Shemot'' ([[Exodus]]), the history of the People of Israel in Egypt, their miraculous Exodus, their early travels in the Wilderness, t
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  • Former Prime Minister of Israel, assassinated by a right-wing Israeli; former Chief of Staff of the [[Israe
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  • An [[missile warning receiver]] made by the Elta Electronics subsidiary of Israel Aircraft Industries, in versions for both military use and to protect civil
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  • {{r|Israel}} ...-15 Eagle|F-15I Eagle fighter}} The F-15I is manufactured specifically for Israel.
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  • ...of the Centre for Social Cohesion, and writes a blog, A Liberal Defense of Israel
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