How Money and Guns Dictate Israeli Foreign Policy Presented By: Felix Parker.

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How Money and Guns Dictate Israeli Foreign Policy Presented By: Felix Parker

Objectives To further explain the Political Phenomena of the military and economic strategies of the Israeli government.

Israel

Policy Goals for Israel Legitimacy Peace Security Developing Commerce Enagement in International Projects Link with World Jewry

Legitimacy U.N Partition Plan U.N acceptance The strive for Universal Legitimacy Why Legitimacy is important?

Peace War of 1948 The Six Day War The Yum Kippur War

Security Article 51 of the U.N Charter Early Israeli Victories

Developing Commerce Tourism Import and Exports

Engagement in International Affairs The inability to work with a consensus of countries in international agendas. Inabilities in UN sponsored programs

Links with world Jewry North American and Western Europe Jewish emigrants Jewish emigrants from other parts of the world

Israelis Economy The ability to retain traditional trading partners. Diversifying sources of supply and export The ability to enter “new” markets such as the Far East market.

Trading Partners The European Union The United States

Diversified suppliers and The New Market China Other “new" suppliers

The Israeli Defense Force The Ground Forces The Air Force Special Forces

Ground Forces By the Numbers Strategy Important Battles

Air Force By the Numbers Strategy Important Battles

Special Forces Mossad Amin Shin Bet

Conclusion Thoughts on the economic and military strength of the nation of Israel.

The End Acknowledgements

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