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In Defense of Israel's Right to Defend Itself: The Case for the Fence and Preemptive Actions

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Gordon Zacks
Middle East consultant and advisor to presidential campaigns (Ford/Dole 1976, Reagan/Bush 1980, Reagan/Bush 1984, Bush/Quayle 1988 and Bush/Quayle 1992)
In defense of Israel's right to defend itself: the case for the fence and preemptive actions

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