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Israel's involvement in the Cango, 1958-68: civilian and milita / Levey, Zach Winter 2003  Journal Article
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Publication Winter 2003.
Summary/Abstract By 1958 Israel considered ties with the Congo one of its most important economic and foreign policy objectives on the African continent. Yet, previous accounts of Israel's activities in Africa during the 1960s have left its relations with the Congo unexplored. This article examines the civilian and military dimensions of Israeli involvement in the Congo from 1958 to 1968, focusing primarily upon Israel's relationship with the regime in Leopoldville (renamed Kinshasa in 1966). This study evaluates the success of Israeli civilian assistance but demonstrates that Israel's principal contribution to the survival of pro-Western rule in the Congo remained that of significant military assistance which it extended to that regime both before and after Mobutu's 1965 coup.
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Israel's strategy in Africa, 1961-67 / Levey, Zach Feb 2004  Journal Article
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Publication Feb 2004.
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United States, Israel, and nuclear desalination: 1964–1968 / Levey, Zach   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This work examines U.S.-Israeli cooperation on nuclear desalination, arguing that neither technical nor financial obstacles were the main reasons for its demise. By late 1968 U.S. policy makers concluded that the offer of a reactor for desalination would not sway Israel from its determination to maintain secrecy at Dimona, leaving open the way to a nuclear military option.
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