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Middle East Missile Proliferation, Israeli Missile Defense, and the ABM Treaty Debate

May 15, 2000 | Amb. Dore Gold

For most of the Cold War period, the spread of ballistic missiles and weapons of mass destruction to the Middle East was severely constrained by the existence of a global regime of arms control agreements and export controls that was chiefly supported by both the U.S. and the Soviet Union. But in the last decade this regime has crumbled.

Overthrowing Saddam Hussein: The Policy Debate

February 1, 2000 | Max Singer

Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi dictator, has biological weapons capable of killing hundreds of thousands of Israelis with infectious diseases such as anthrax. These weapons could be delivered either by missiles, by small pilotless planes, or by infecting the passengers of a plane landing at Ben-Gurion Airport with less than an ounce of agent spread through the plane's air conditioning system.

Homeland Security Portal

January 1, 2000

Jerusalem Center publications related to American homeland security concerns

American Policy Toward Iraq and Iran in Clinton’s Second Term

March 15, 1999 | Dr. Robert O. Freedman

The Woeful State of Saudi Finances

February 1, 1995 | Eliyahu Kanovsky

Changing U.S. Interests in the Middle East

May 2, 1993

Clinton and the Middle East: Decision Making and the New Administration

April 1, 1993

The U.S.-Israel Relationship: Mounting Misperceptions in Washington

April 15, 1992 | Amb. Dore Gold

Louis Marshall, the Jewish Vote, and the Republican Party

April 2, 1992 | David G. Dalin

Syria and Terrorism

November 15, 1991 | Dr. Boaz Ganor

U.S.-Israel Relations After the Gulf War

July 15, 1991 | Steven L. Spiegel

Has the Intifada Really Weakened American Jewish Support for Israel

April 1, 1990

U.S.-Israeli Relations in the Post-Cold War Era

January 1, 1990 | Steven L. Spiegel

The 1988 U.S. Presidential Race

July 15, 1988 | Daniel J. Elazar

How New York Jews Vote: Myths and Realities

March 27, 1987