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093971
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2010.
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The Israel Air Force (IAF), according to conventional wisdom, constituted the decisive element in Israel's victory in the 1967 Six Day War, but had much less of an impact on the state's triumph in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. The present article takes issue with this line of thinking, contending that, while the IAF's contributions to the Israeli victories in both wars were quite significant, airpower actually was more important in the latter triumph, but not decisive in either one. The article reaches this conclusion through an in-depth comparison of the IAF's accomplishments (or lack thereof) in both wars.
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110843
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2012.
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The Proliferation Security Initiative has been surrounded by questions and criticisms pertaining to its legality since its inception. However, after nearly a decade of existence and development, it appears now that the actions conducted pursuant to the PSI have, by and large, been consistent with the principles of flag state jurisdiction, the nonuse of force, and sovereign equality and have not substantially impeded states' maritime rights in the territorial sea, contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone, or on the high seas.
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