The revealing memoir of one of Israel's most respected statesmen. In Defense of Israel vividly recounts the many battles Moshe Arens fought in the political arena, sometimes successfully, sometimes not. The latter included his strong opposition to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the West Bank - an action that led to the takeover of Gaza by Hamas.
The revealing memoir of one of Israel's most respected statesmen. In Defense of Israel vividly recounts the many battles Moshe Arens fought in the political arena, sometimes successfully, sometimes not. The latter included his strong opposition to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's withdrawal from Gaza and parts of the West Bank - an action that led to the takeover of Gaza by Hamas.
Moshe Arens and his family escaped the Holocaust and emigrated to the United States in 1939. He was a member of Israel's independence movement and moved to Israel in 1948 during Israel's War of Independence. An aeronautical engineer educated at MIT and the California Institute of Technology, he headed Israel's aerospace program before he began his political life in 1974, when he was elected to Knesset. In 1982 he was named Israeli ambassador to the United States. He then became defense minister-a position he would later hold two more times-and also served as foreign minister. He is the author of Flags over the Warsaw Ghetto: The Untold Story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and Broken Covenant: American Foreign Policy and the Crisis between the U.S. and Israel.
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Contents Preface 1. Rumbula 2. Betar 3. The Irgun 4. From Ramat Raziel to M'vo'ot Betar 5. Engineer 6. Politics 7. Ambassador 8. Defense Minister 9. National Unity Government 10. Foreign Minister 11. Defense Minister Again 12. Researching the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Epilogue Index
Contents Preface 1. Rumbula 2. Betar 3. The Irgun 4. From Ramat Raziel to M'vo'ot Betar 5. Engineer 6. Politics 7. Ambassador 8. Defense Minister 9. National Unity Government 10. Foreign Minister 11. Defense Minister Again 12. Researching the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Epilogue Index
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