Izrael. Polistrategia Państwa
Journal Title: Gdańskie Studia Międzynarodowe - Year 2012, Vol 10, Issue 1
Abstract
Israel has not multilevelled strategy which links political issues with the national security. There is no such a document. However, since many years there is a doctrine in a political discourse which contains the assurance of the state existence and the wealth for the citizens. It was connected with the decisions taken by Israeli authorities during the 60 years and represented by “left” and “right” side. To realize this doctrine Israel maintained military supremacy over the opponents in the Middle East region and tightened contacts with the U.S.
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Jan Bury
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