Political and military policies have to be directed to prevent a rift, but the “Protective Edge” experience brought to the fore that in times of crisis Israel cannot rely on a “special relationship” to secure its safety. It must possess the political will and military ability to take actions that may result in a strained relationship.

Israel, the United States, and the War Against Hamas, July-August 2014 The Special Relationship under Scrutiny
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Summary
Political and military policies have to be directed to prevent a rift, but the “Protective Edge” experience brought to the fore that in times of crisis Israel cannot rely on a “special relationship” to secure its safety. It must possess the political will and military ability to take actions that may result in a strained relationship.
Author Biography
Table of Contents
Introduction
I. Hamas and Israel
a. Background
b. Operation Cast Lead
c. Operation Pillar of Defense
II. Operation Protective Edge
a. General Background
b. The Abduction and Murder of Three Israeli Teenagers
c. The Abduction and Murder of Mohammad Abu Khdeir
d. Rising Tensions
e. The Warfare in Gaza – General Observations
f. Justification of the Operation
g. Hamas’ Measures to Maximize Civilian Casualties
h. Military Phases of the Operation
i. Palestinian Authority versus Hamas
III. Policy of the United States throughout Protective Edge
a. The Balance between “Right to Defend” and “Disproportionate Response”
b. The Mediation Efforts of Turkey and Qatar
c. US Punitive Measures Against Israel?
d. US Positions on Protective Edge – A Chronological Survey
Conclusion
Notes
Index
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