Titlebook: Vietnam, Jews and the Middle East; Unintended Consequen Judith A. Klinghoffer Book 1999 Judith A. Klinghoffer 1999 foreign policy.Front.Isr

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The Vietnam War’s Effect on Israel personnel in South Vietnam. A similar appeal was also made to Iran, India and Greece. It reflected the “very high priority” the President placed “on maximum free world support” in the Southeast Asian conflict. This novel inclusion of Israel in the “free world” did not escape Jerusalem’s notice. Fea

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On the Front Line of the Peace Movementive and Reform synagogue affiliated Jews, issued a plea to President Johnson to resist pressures to escalate the war in Vietnam even if his peace offensive should fail. “The appeal to President Johnson marked the . that the . took a position on an . going beyond immediate Jewish concern,” reported t

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Israel Veers Towards Neutralismlag on South Vietnamese soil. In fact, Abba Eban made the refusal to do so a cornerstone of his new “neutralist” foreign policy with which he hoped to secure a solution “in the spirit of Tashkent” for the Arab—Israeli dispute. Specifically, Israel hoped to see the defunct 1950 Tripartite Declaration

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