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Home » Handling the “Tectonic Shift” in US Foreign Policy ...

Handling the “Tectonic Shift” in US Foreign Policy under Obama: A Strategy for Israel

BESA Center Perspectives Paper, No. 112

July 12, 2010
by Max Singer

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Max Singer is a Senior Fellow and Trustee Emeritus at Hudson Institute. He founded Hudson with Herman Kahn in 1961.

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