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Will Israel Survive?
256 pages, 2008
Despite its long-term concerns, Israel has endured constant threats to its existence since it declared independence six decades ago. The country's future can seem precarious indeed, but it has managed to survive through its many challenges - terrorist attacks from those who seek to destroy it, tensions between secular and religious Jews, demographic challenges posed by a quickly growing Arab population and internal political divisions. In light of these many hurdles, Israel's future appears uncertain at best.
Mitchell G. Bard's book 'Will Israel Survive?' explores the existential threats that Israel faces. He digs into the historical, political, and social factors that contribute to these threats. It's a great read if you want to understand the complexities of the Middle East.
Bard's book also looks into the role of anti-Semitism in Israel's survival. He explains how this deep-seated prejudice has shaped Israel's history and continues to pose a threat to its existence. It's a sobering look at the impact of hate and discrimination.
In 'Will Israel Survive?', Bard doesn't just focus on external threats. He also explores the internal challenges that Israel faces, from political divisions to social inequality. It's a comprehensive look at the issues that Israel needs to address to ensure its survival.
The book also delves into the crucial role of U.S.-Israel relations in Israel's survival. Bard explains how this alliance has helped Israel navigate its many challenges. If you're interested in international relations, this is a must-read.
Finally, 'Will Israel Survive?' offers a glimpse into the future of Israel. Bard discusses potential scenarios and what they could mean for Israel's survival. It's a thought-provoking read that encourages you to think critically about the future of the Middle East.