U.S. Foreign Policy and Israel: A Constitutional Dilemma

This chapter explores the contentious relationship between U.S. foreign policy and Israeli interests, addressing issues of censorship, dissent, and the implications for civil liberties. It delves into the complexities of American diplomacy concerning nuclear technology and military interventions, while critiquing the executive branch's power and accountability. The discussion also draws parallels between international conflicts and protests in the U.S. and the U.K., highlighting the precarious state of global relations and the risks of nuclear escalation.