The Politics and Strategy of Nuclear Weapons in the Middle East: Opacity, Theory, and Reality, 1960-1991: An Israeli Perspective (SUNY Series in Israeli Studies) [Paperback]

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This dense, scholarly history doesn't offer dramatic revelations including those in Seymour Hersh's The Samson Option, but instead a thorough portrait of the role of nuclear strategy in Israel's foreign policy. Aronson, a political scientist at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, has drawn on the helpful disciplines and sources--including some in Hebrew and Arabic--to emphasize Israel's use of ``opacity,'' its undeclared but strongly hinted possession of nuclear weapons. He points too Israeli leader Ben-Gurion pursued the bomb to be able to allow Arabs to reconcile themselves to coexistence ``without losing face.'' After discussing Arab-Israeli wars, the peace with Egypt, as well as the Israeli attack about the Iraqi nuclear reactor, the writer argues that Defense Minister Ariel Sharon ``used a new language of opacity'' to extend the nuclear threat within the Occupied Territories. Aronson predicts that opacity will remain a strategy until a brand new Middle East order is established. For comparative purposes, he also looks at nuclear proliferation in India, North Korea and other emerging nuclear nations.
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