Between East and West : Israel's Foreign Policy Orientation 1948–1956 (Paperback)

Acknowledgements; Introduction; Part I. The Internal Dimension: 1. The affiliation dilemma; 2. Publicism, inter-party politics and non-alignment; Part II. Red Star Over Zion: 3. 'Let my people go'; 4. The aliyah tie with Moscow; 5. The eastern European arena; 6. Trade with the Soviet Union; 7. Political cooperation; 8. The military dimension; Part III. The Western Connection: 9. The military and economic dimensions; 10. From neutrality to the search for a link; 11. Solidification of a Western orientation; 12. Failure of 'facts and pacts' policy; Epilogue: 'A people that dwells alone?'; Appendix I: U.N. voting record; Appendix II: biographical notes; Appendix III: Israel's votes at the U.N.; Index.