Because It's Just and Right
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A Timely Defense of Truth, Law, and Justice in One of the Most Controversial Foreign Policy Decisions of Our TimeIn Because It's Just and Right, authors Farley Weiss and Leonard Grunstein present a meticulously researched, passionately argued, and deeply inspiring account of how the United States recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, and why this historic decision was not only legally sound but morally imperative.Blending personal experience, political insight, and scholarly analysis, the authors take readers behind the scenes of a decades-long struggle to see the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995 fully implemented. They trace the bipartisan origins of the law, explore the political hesitation that delayed its execution for over two decades, and detail how the Trump administration-supported by key congressional leaders and activists-finally honored this commitment in 2018 by relocating the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. But this book is far more than a political retrospective.
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A Timely Defense of Truth, Law, and Justice in One of the Most Controversial Foreign Policy Decisions of Our TimeIn Because It's Just and Right, authors Farley Weiss and Leonard Grunstein present a meticulously researched, passionately argued, and deeply inspiring account of how the United States recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, and why this historic decision was not only legally sound but morally imperative.Blending personal experience, political insight, and scholarly analysis, the authors take readers behind the scenes of a decades-long struggle to see the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995 fully implemented. They trace the bipartisan origins of the law, explore the political hesitation that delayed its execution for over two decades, and detail how the Trump administration-supported by key congressional leaders and activists-finally honored this commitment in 2018 by relocating the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. But this book is far more than a political retrospective.
AmazonPages: 750, Paperback, Farley Weiss and Leonard Grunstein
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