War in the Gulf: Implications for Israel Jaffee Center Study Group
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War in the Gulf: Implications for Israel Jaffee Center Study Group front cover used secondhand nonfiction book
War in the Gulf: Implications for Israel Jaffee Center Study Group back cover used secondhand nonfiction book

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War in the Gulf: Implications for Israel

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Book Title
War in the Gulf: Implications for Israel
Author
Jaffee Center Study Group
Book Condition
VERY GOOD
ISBN
9789653560222
Book Format
Softcover
Publisher
Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies
Year Published
1992
Report of a JCSS Study Group. This book assesses a broad range of strategic ramifications for Israel generated by the Gulf War of 1991. The report analyses these ramifications from a variety of viewpoints: political, military, economic and societal. The authors focus on the lessons of the war experience for Israel, and suggest possible future policy options that reflect that experience.

Report of a JCSS Study Group.

This book assesses a broad range of strategic ramifications for Israel generated by the Gulf War of 1991. The report analyses these ramifications from a variety of viewpoints: political, military, economic and societal. The authors focus on the lessons of the war experience for Israel, and suggest possible future policy options that reflect that experience.

Report of a JCSS Study Group.

This book assesses a broad range of strategic ramifications for Israel generated by the Gulf War of 1991. The report analyses these ramifications from a variety of viewpoints: political, military, economic and societal. The authors focus on the lessons of the war experience for Israel, and suggest possible future policy options that reflect that experience.