Titlebook: Israel‘s Covert Diplomacy in Lebanon; Kirsten E. Schulze Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 bib

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230372474bibliography; Diplomacy; Israel

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Introduction,ng this border raises the suspicion among Arabs, both inside and outside Lebanon, that the state is not sincere in its opposition to Israel. Israelis themselves like to imagine that Lebanon is secretly benevolent to them.

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,The Idea of an Alliance: Israeli—Maronite Relations, 1920s–1948, hand, can issue from mutual mind-reading, leading to awareness that co-operation can work to their mutual advantage but without any direct contact or explicitly formulated plan of action..Phénicie et Liban, deux noms d‘un même pays. La Phénicie, c’est la c?te libanaise; le Liban, c’est la montagne phénicienne.

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Book 1998 a study of the evolution of Israeli policy towards and the minority alliance with the Maronites. The central argument of the book is that Israel has pursued an active policy of intervention in the domestic politics of Lebanon through the alliance, and thus the book challenges the view of Israel as ‘a(chǎn) nation that dwells alone‘.

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Introduction,ng this border raises the suspicion among Arabs, both inside and outside Lebanon, that the state is not sincere in its opposition to Israel. Israelis themselves like to imagine that Lebanon is secretly benevolent to them.

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,The Idea of an Alliance: Israeli—Maronite Relations, 1920s–1948, hand, can issue from mutual mind-reading, leading to awareness that co-operation can work to their mutual advantage but without any direct contact or explicitly formulated plan of action..Phénicie et Liban, deux noms d‘un même pays. La Phénicie, c’est la c?te libanaise; le Liban, c’est la montagne

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Disintegration of a State: The Maronites Turn towards Israel,even a more homogeneous, better governed Lebanon — say, a largely Muslim Lebanon aligned with the other Arab countries, or a largely Christian Lebanon less fearful of political impotence, probably similarly aligned — could not have skirted the maelstrom simply because of its geographic situation.

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