Iran, Israel, and the United states: the politics of counter-proliferation intelligence/ Farhad Rezaei and Ofira Seliktar.

Includes bibliographical references and index.This book analyzes the process of evaluating Iran's nuclear project and efforts to roll it back, resulting in the 2015 nuclear agreement. To highlight the technological problems and the politicization involved in the process, this study uses real-time comparison of developments in Iran and the perception of Israel in the United States.The theory and practice of nuclear intelligence -- Under the radar : Iran's nuclear project takes off -- The great deception : the nuclear project in the age of the dialogue of civilization -- Blowing the cover of Iran's nuclear project : whose intelligence matters? -- Iran's nuclear principalism : challenging the NPT -- The cost of principalism : bankrupting Iran -- The power of sanctions and the road to the joint comprehensive plan of action -- Conclusions : the complex case of Iran's nuclear intelligence.1 online resource

Attitudes of Israeli Youth Toward the Middle-East Conflict

This article examines and analyzes the results of a 1976 survey of Israeli high school students. Special attention is given to their views on Middle East conflict issues and overall attitudes toward, beliefs about, and perceptions of that conflict. A number of relationships are found between respondents\u27 conflict attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions and their socio- economic, contextual, and political characteristics. Several comparisons are drawn with other, related studies and research. Some implications for the present and future direction of the Middle East conflict and peace processes are discussed. Last, a few areas and topics for additional research and analysis are outlined