Defending the Holy Land
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Zev Maoz's Defending the Holy Land examines Israel's strategic culture, military doctrine, and decision-making processes in the context of regional security challenges.
Drawing on historical episodes and strategic analysis, Maoz critiques common assumptions about Israeli deterrence and the motivations of neighboring states.
The book argues that Israeli strategic choices are shaped by both domestic politics and international pressures, and it explores alternatives for achieving stability.
Maoz engages with case studies like wars and withdrawals to illuminate broader patterns in Israeli policy.
The work is widely read among scholars of Middle Eastern security and informs debates about balancing military preparedness with diplomatic strategies.
Drawing on historical episodes and strategic analysis, Maoz critiques common assumptions about Israeli deterrence and the motivations of neighboring states.
The book argues that Israeli strategic choices are shaped by both domestic politics and international pressures, and it explores alternatives for achieving stability.
Maoz engages with case studies like wars and withdrawals to illuminate broader patterns in Israeli policy.
The work is widely read among scholars of Middle Eastern security and informs debates about balancing military preparedness with diplomatic strategies.
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