Pivotal interests of the Israel lobby in the United States
Journal Title: Politicus - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue
Abstract
This analysis underlines the pivotal elements of Israel lobby organization in order to reveal the manufactured controversy matter. These aspects are consolidated by numerous tools and historically formed methods as a vector of collaboration and impact. Hence, the impetus of ethnic group creates a theatre of interactions that is beneficial and promotes relations between hegemonic United States and strategically important Israel country.
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S. M. Busheva
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